Fail to Answer Charges Against Health Inspectors
John J Noonan owner of the Maryland Quick Lunchroom failed to appear as trial began and his $16 collateral was forfeited. Grimth & Grimth proprietors of Swiss dairy at 43 East Capitol Street faced charges for maintaining an insanitary establishment with milk and cream for sale, with $5 collateral forfeited for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J .Noonan
Maryland Quick
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
William H Plumer
Noonan
Plum
William Griffith
Howard Griffith
Grimth & Grimth
East Camitol Street
A C Guerrant
Health Department
New Theater Construction Rules Exempted From Present Houses
New regulations outline fireproof construction for future theaters including seating, exits, and curtains. Rules specify fireproof interiors, floor load of 100 pounds per square foot, stairways and aisles, stage separation, steel proscenium curtain, dressing room exits, and prohibition of ordinary hot air furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Inspectors Ordered to Prosecute Child Labor Violations
Commissioner Macfarland directed child labor inspectors Estis and Sanders to start prosecutions on August 1 for all violations. They will divide DC into two divisions, notify employers, consult schools and the Juvenile Court, then report to the corporation counsel for enforcement and possible prosecutions. The inspectors are to act with courtesy and firmness to uphold the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
C C Estis
R. A Sanders
District of Columbia
Iqbal
Ane Juventia Court
From Prison to Court and Missing Appetite Remedy
Detective Weedon travels from Washington to Trenton to fetch Charles Fairbanks, to face a robbery charge after a three year sentence. An older remedy, Harpford's Acid Phosphate, is recommended for loss of appetite, mixed in water after meals, noted as valuable in the treatment of exhaustion. A Chesapeake Beach bathing trip is cited with a Saturday afternoon train at 8:00, train number 640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpford
Weedon
Central Office
Washington
Trenton
Charles Fairbanks
New Jersey
Fairbanks
William E. Boulter
Kesapeake Beach
Cafe left pocketbook and funds found by city man
Frederick W Hynson reported losing a black leather pocketbook with a certified check for 300 and 39 in cash in a downtown gate yesterday morning. The page includes shopping ads for Good Health products and local vendors like McLenhnsn's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Hynson
Kinth Street
Schneiders
Rehs
Railway Conductors Accused of Taunt at Transfer Point
A District railway commission inquiry hears a complaint alleging insulting conduct by Le Droit Park and Fourth street branch conductors of the Washington Railway and Electric Co. The letter dated July 28, sent to H C Biddy, claims a Brightwood car paused opposite Pomeroy Street at 8:01 and a Fourth street car started away, with derisive motions toward awaiting passengers. The writer states the remarks were made to those not yet transferred, asserting such insults are common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Droit Park
Fourth Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
District Railway Commission
H C Biddy
Railway Commission
Brightwood
Georgia) Avenues
Pomeroy
Public rail service complaints under commission investigation
The commission, led by secretary Mr Eddy, dedicates daily time from his office to probe complaints. It asserts the public has no right to expect ideal courtesy from railroad employes but insists on decent treatment and no unreasonable demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Commission
Disbarment Case Action Lets Peirce Return Writs
Permission was granted for Frank Peirce Acting Secretary of the Interior to return four writs of mandamus to the District Supreme Court clerks. An objection by counsel for the dis barred attorneys was noted. Justice Anderson canceled the order, Peirce sought relief pending appeals, and later the revocation of the release order followed. Salt Water Bathing at Chesapeake Beach Saturday p m. trains at 2 00, 3:00, and 6:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peirce
Interior Department
District Supreme ‘Court
Garfield
Edwin W Spalding
James EH. Spalding
Milo B. Stevens
Peirce
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Anderton
Chesapeake Beach
Saturdey P
Honeymoon Theft Probe ends with recovery of money and jewels
Savannah couple Mr and Mrs Julian BL Henry arrived in town for a honeymoon and stayed at a prominent hotel. They stored money and jewelry in a room compartment, later reported missing. Detective Cornwell arrested Sadie Green of 6 F Street NW and recovered the stolen items. she is to be arraigned in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian BL Henry
Savannah
Sadie Green
F Street
Henry
Cornwell
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Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Aan
Friedlander Bros
Std & E Sts. N, W
House & Herrmann 7Th and
Eye Sts
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The
Sunday Post
Munyon
Baltimore
Ipm
Les E
Henry Evans
Drasaisy
St. N
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
St. A. W
McLenhnsn
Verick’s
Kime Caen Aa Enate Brewery
Men’s Patent
Wm. Hahn &Co
Reliable Shoe Houses
Grosner’s
Grosner Total
Kuppenheimer
PA. Ave
Pettit & Coo
Horn
Agcuses
Toe
Sali
Chesapeake Bay
New York Avenue
Marine Band
White House
Williem H. Santelmann
Corezet Nolo
Arthur
Wuliam
Witcom
Sanford Katkowsky
Haydn Bayan-Mitliar
Weber-Weingarmer Bant
D. J. Kaufman’s
D. J. Kaufman
Post
Washkington, Gasiine Co
Pita Breet N. i
E. Z
O’donnell
Hirsh 'S
Seventh St. N. Sewer Ee
L Sta
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Randle Highlands
U.S
Adie Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Circle
Lote
Villa
Yious Yeats
IE Central National Bank
Gen“tora! Bank
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Potomac
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