Express Trains Link Baltimore, Washington to Seaside Resorts
The Pennsylvan ia Railroad’s fast service between Baltimore and Washington connects at Broad Street Station Philadelphia to Upper New Jersey Coast towns like Long Branch Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. Weekends at Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood or Ocean City lure city dwellers with cheap, easy trips. Atlantic City four hours forty two minutes from Washington and three hours thirty seven minutes from Baltimore. Cape May five hours thirty five minutes from Washington and four hours thirty minutes from Baltimore. Try the exhilaration of an ocean bath.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Cape May
Long Branch
Broad Street
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Ocean City
Washinngton
University to Receive 40 Percent of Waggaman Estate Deal
Justice Barnard indicated willingness to sign an order approving a compromise proposed by H Rozier Dulany's trustees to satisfy the Catholic University claims. The plan envisions the university receiving about 275000 from the Waggaman art gallery sale with notes of 90000 to remain in force, and to surrender its claim on the remaining gallery funds and a Woodley Park deed of trust. General creditors would be treated similarly with releases and settlements expected to accrue to the estate.
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Dulany
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 to Be Combat Tested by Gas Engine
The district will spray trees and shrubs with arsenate of lead using a gasoline engine to kill caterpillars and other insects before they sap the trees. Following a recommendation by Truman Lanham, acting on Capt. Markham and Commissioner Johnston, a ten day experiment was approved yesterday.
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Truman Lanham
Capt. Markham
Johnston
Wedding Recalls Robbery in Spencer Minnesota
A dispatch reports the marriage of Columbus Shepherd a local drug clerk to Miss Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Brown of Rowan County NC. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W M Walsh in Spencer with a few friends present. After a brief stay the couple will reside in Washington. About two weeks earlier Shepherd was clubbed into unconsciousness in Spencer and robbed of 200 dollars.
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Spencer
MN. C
Columbus Shepherd
Zo First Street
Us Brown
W. W. Brown
Rowan County
N. C
W . M. Walsh
Shepherd
Washington
Attorneys seek habeas relief for Fort Myer soldiers
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 linked to injuries of William Smith on the Aqueduct bridge July 18. They argue detention at the District jail imposes unnecessary hardship now that Smith is out of danger.
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James B. Archer
Joan Louis Smith
Two Dead of Paralysis and Other Notices
Two deaths from infantile paralysis were reported to the District Health office. Dorothy Storm, over one year old, of 641 L Street Southwest, and M Joseph Fagan, four years old, of McLean Virginia, died at Georgetown University Hospital. A separate petition in District Supreme Court by Bertie V Anderson seeks alimony, separation, and injunction citing cruelty and a paralytic stroke. The Capital Traction Company faces a $16,000 damages suit from Ross P Andrews after an April 16 crossing incident at Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street Northwest.
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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
Motor Rides and Taxicabs Offer Inexpensive Pleasures
Echo of Big Four Scandal notes the informal discussion of F M Couden, cashier for Cincinnati customs, amid charges tied to Charles L Warriner's 643000 defalcation from the Big Four Railway. Assistant Secretary Hives and Surveyor Abner Smith reviewed the case yesterday. Also promotes taxicab rides at 3.00 per hour with contact numbers for service.
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F. M. Couden
Office of Surveyor of Customs
Cincinnati
Charles L. Warriner
Poslam Promises Cure For Eczema In Tests
Advertised skin remedy Poslam claims to cure eczema and other skin diseases including acne tetter shingles and barber's itch. A Virginia man's fifteen year scalp eczema improved after a single box and overnight results are promised for minor ailments. Free sample mailings offered from Emergency Laboratories New York City. Sold by local druggists for 50 cents or 2 dollars.
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West 7Th Street
New York City
Ogram's
O’donnell’s
Affleck's
People’s Drug Store
Larceny Case Dismissed In Mount Carmel Church Testimony
Walter Campbell faced a U S larceny charge over seven dollars from a Mount Carmel Baptist Church collection. Witness Sister Sands testified of Campbell’s approach and claim to have “something” but the judge dismissed the case after Campbell admitted some truth in witnesses while offering a defense centered on a church repair and misunderstood remarks. The scene moved to the sidewalk where a dispute with Pastor Gibbons declined into restraint.
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Mount Carmel
United States
Walter Campbell
Aukam
Campbell
Sister Sands
Greenwood Washington
Clayton
Brockenburg
Alice Washington
Sands
Thompson
Ricks
Gibbons
Reno
Minors Not Wanted 130 Businesses Drop Child Labor
More than 130 business establishments in the district stopped employing children under 16 during the fiscal year ending June 30. Patrolman Charles Hstes, assigned to enforce the child labor law, notes 1 987 newsboy permits and 161 special permits for theatrical performances issued that year.
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Charles ©. Hstes
Postal Banks Inspection Trip Starts From Washington
City bulletins report a committee of officials beginning travel for a general plan of postal savings bank operation. They depart Washington for Philadelphia and will visit New York and midwestern cities. other members will tour trains and luggage, with repairs by specialists noted.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Middle West
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Fairbank
Underwood
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Cc. & B. Chowehow
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14Th Street
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Hi Street
N. E
E Streets
S. E. Alexandri
K Streets
S. E. King Street
Bulletin
The
New Jersey Seacoast
John F. Ellis & CO
Penn. Ave
Berens
Rexall Drug Store
Gurges
Sateen
Alain
Star Laundry
Holmes’ Bakery
Seventh St. NW
C.U
Waggaman Estate
Spencer, N. C
William Smith
TTCO
Poslam
Eczema
Deacon Campbell
Gude’ S
Man i Black
the Post
Post
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, U.S. A
Brill
Mgr
Anheuser-Busch
Washington, D. C
City Bulletins
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Hsts
Yellow Front
BH. H. Snyder & Co
Pa. Ave
David L. Pitcher
Treasury Department
U Street
Anacostia
Arlington
Pitcher
Arlington Bot. Co. W
Star Laundry Co
St. Nw
John H. Hall
Oregon
United States Supreme Court
Brentano
U. S. Marine Band
Capitol
William H. Santermann
Salo
Aussist Pfleger
Beethoven
Moermanna
I! Trovatore
Annes
Donizetti
A. Witcomb
H. Jourgensen
H. Stone
L. Sanford
E. McIntire
G. Frey
Komzak Sousa
U. S. Soldiers’ Home Band
Jatin S. M. Zimmermann
Sousa “von Suppe
Nevin
Groenwald
Luders
Randle Highlands
U.S
Dupont Circle
U. Realty Company
Tth
Pa. Ave. N. W
Ae. Wa Dela
Henry Evans
Jene Friedlander Bros
Sth & Ests
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
San Joaquin Valley
Cr. Seagraves
Railway Exchange
Chicago
San Josquin
Cleary
Geo C Dillard
Broadway
Lapeaval le Kane
California
Grand Canyon
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Thira
Tanto
Eicu Servey Mcaim
Southwest
Horn
Herrmann
Seventh
Sts
C. A. Muddiman& Co
13Th St
People's
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N. W
Ain Post
Rmn Ared
Andrews Paper CO
la Ave. NW
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