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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

Page

10

Ocean Bath Excursion by Pennsylvania Trains

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers fast through trains between Baltimore and Washington with connections at Broad Street Station Philadelphia to the Upper New Jersey Coast. Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood and Ocean City rail trips promise ease, cheapness and weekend thrills.

Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore Washington Cape May Long Branch Broad Street Philadelphia New Jersey Asbury Park Ocean Grove Atlantic City Wildwood Ocean City Washinngton

40 Per Cent for C U Justice Barnard Approves Compromise Plan

Justice Barnard signals willingness to approve a compromise in the Waggaman estate. The plan, proposed by H Rozier Dulany’s attorneys, would pay the Catholic University about 275 000 from the art gallery sale and permit 90 000 in notes to remain. It aims to allocate 40 percent to the university and relieve general creditors, with the university surrendering some claims in exchange.

Digiretreme Thomas E. Waggaman Galley and Maddox H. Rozier Dulany Trustes Justice Barnard Catholic University Waggaman University Dulang Art Gallery Woodley Park Maddox William Earl Ambrose Maddox and Gatley Clakma Charles H. Marillat

Caterpillars Hit by Gas Engine Spraying Plan

District authorities will trial a gasoline engine spray using arsenate of lead on trees and shrubs for ten days to kill caterpillars and other insects. The plan follows a recommendation from Truman Lanham, superintendent of trees and parkings, and was approved by Capt. Markham and Commissioner Johnston.

Truman Lanham Capt. Markham Johnston

Wedding recalls robbery in Spencer area

Columbus Shepherd a well known drug clerk of Columbus Street Northwest married Miss Brown of Rowan County North Carolina in Spencer and plan to reside in Washington. The ceremony followed a near-fatal assault two weeks earlier when Shepherd was clubbed into unconsciousness and robbed of 200 dollars.

Spencer MN. C Columbus Shepherd Zo First Street Us Brown W. W. Brown Rowan County N. C W . M. Walsh Shepherd Washington

Attorneys Seek Writ for Fort Myer Soldiers in Bridge Assault Case

Attorneys James B Archer and Joan Louis Smith filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Fort Myer soldiers Thomas J Molyneux and Clifford L Veldheim charged with assault with intent to kill in the Aqueduct bridge injuries to William Smith on July 18. They argue continued detention at the District jail imposes unnecessary hardship since Smith is no longer in danger.

James B. Archer Joan Louis Smith

Two Dead of Paralysis and Other District News

Two deaths from infantile paralysis were reported to the District Health office. Dorothy Storm aged over one year and M. Joseph Fagan aged four died at Georgetown University Hospital. A separate note covers a divorce petition in which Bertie V. Anderson seeks alimony and injunction, alleging cruelty and a paralytic stroke. Another suit seeks $16,000 damages from Capital Traction after Ross P. Andrews was struck by an electric car on Pennsylvania Avenue near Eleventh Street Northwest.

Dorothy Storm M. Joseph Fagan District Health Office L Street McLean Georgetown University Hospital District Supreme Court Bertie V. Anderson Andersons Maryland Anderson Capital Traction Company Ross P. Andrews Maurice D. Rosenberg Andrews Pennsylvania Avenue Eleventh Street

Echo of Big Four Scandal Touches Cincinnati Case

The case of F. M. Couden, cashier at the customs office in Cincinnati, faces charges of misconduct tied to Charles L. Warriner’s $643,000 defalcation from the Big Four Railway. Informal discussion occurred yesterday between Treasury official Hives and Surveyor Abner Smith, Couden’s superior. A separate note praises motor rides in TTCO taxicabs priced at $3.00 per hour and includes a contact number for taxi service.

F. M. Couden Office of Surveyor of Customs Cincinnati Charles L. Warriner

Poslam Promises Cure For Eczema In Daily Use

A revived skin remedy Poslam is claimed to cure eczema and many skin diseases. The testimonial from E C Staton of Woodbridge VA cites long standing scalp eczema improved after a single box. Emergency Laboratories offers free mail samples, with Poslam sold by local druggists nationwide.

West 7Th Street New York City Ogram's O’donnell’s Affleck's People’s Drug Store

Deacon Campbell Cleared in Larceny Case at Court

Walter Campbell, a Mount Carmel Baptist Church member and former deacon, was acquitted in a police court trial over a $7.56 church collection theft. Sister Sands testified she heard Campbell speak of a garden and saw him near the church. Campbell defended himself by citing accidental circumstances and a missing drawer.

Mount Carmel United States Walter Campbell Aukam Campbell Sister Sands Greenwood Washington Clayton Brockenburg Alice Washington Sands Thompson

Minors Not Wanted 130 District Firms End Child Labor

More than 130 business establishments in the District discontinued employing children under 16 during the fiscal year ended June 30. Patrolman Charles Hstes, assigned to enforce the child labor law, reports 1 987 permits issued for newsboys and 161 for children in theatrical performances.

Charles ©. Hstes

Postal Banks Inspection Trip Starts From Washington

Members of a committee authorized to plan postal savings banks depart Washington for Philadelphia with New York to follow. They will visit midwestern cities as part of travel to study bank operations and save on costs. Authorities aim to draft a general plan for postal savings bank operation.

Washington Philadelphia New York Middle West

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