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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1918

Page

2

Contested West Virginia Senate Nomination Sighted

Martinsburg and Wheeling reports indicate a strong contest for the Democratic U S Senate nomination in West Virginia. County courts canvassed primary returns while lawyers for Clarence W Watson and William E Chilton prepared for possible court challenges. Davis Elkins leads Virgil L Highland in the Republican race, with Watson ahead of Chilton by about 1 182 votes in incomplete tallies.

Martinsburg W. Va West Virginia Stuart W. Walker Clarence W. Watson William E. Chilton Wheeling Davis Elkins Virgil L. Highland William BF. Chilton

Camden and Welch Deaths Mark West Virginia Notices

Special to The Washington Post from Parkersburg West Virginia August 9 funeral services were held for Mrs Anne Camden widow of former Senator Johnson N Camden at Trinity Episcopal Church with interment in Camden mausoleum. Lieut Joseph Welch killed in action July 24 at age 22. son of Mr and Mrs K Welch of Hayes Garrett County. The Rev G T Chandler of Springfield Pa death of his daughter Marian 36 at Waverly Hall Oregon after typhoid fever follow death of her brother in France.

Specia Washington Post Parkersburg W. Va Anne Thompson Camden United States Johnson Newton Camden West Virginia Trinity Fipiscopal Church Camden Manusoleum Camden Wheeling Cumberland K. Welch Hayes Garrett County War Department Joseph Welch Western Maryland College Westminster Pittsburgh Fort Oglethorpe Romney GT. Chandler Presbyterian Springfield Marian Waverly Hall Oregon France

Lincoln Centennial Concert At The Ellipse

At five p m the U S Marine Band conducted by William H Bantelmann opened the Lincoln Centennial program with Sanford Overture Martha Flotow Oriental Scene Exofica Mascagni Grand scenes from Samson and Delilah plus a wedding march and a Slavonic Dance No a The performance concluded with The Star Spangled Banner

U. S. Marine Band William H. Bantelmann

Daughter shoots father in Alexandria home tragedy

An 18 year old daughter, Helen Barnhouse, shot and killed her father Sidney J. Barnhouse, a locomotive engineer, with his 32 caliber revolver at their home 426 North Payne street. The shooting occurred after her father allegedly assaulted the family and after mother and sister feared for their safety. The daughter was paroled to her mother pending inquest. The article also notes the family history of alcohol abuse and mentions other local news brief items and public notices.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Sidney J. Barnhouse Potomac Helen Emma Barnhouse North Payne Street Barnhouse Do.ugh McGuire Police Demaine Roberts Gill Frances Helen Miss Barnhouse Michael J. Ahern Chapain Old Point Comfort College Old Bay Line Father Ahern St. Mary's Catholic Church Beig Old Pont Comfort

Maryland Sells Bonds At 100 43 For State Loans

The Maryland board of public works sold 2.5 million dollars of 4 percent bonds at 100.43. Bidders were Mercantile Trust Company of Baltimore and First National Bank of New York. The issue combines 1.5 million road loan of 1918 and 1 million state loan of 1918, in 1,000 dollar denominations dated August 15 1918 and maturing 1921 through 1933 in thirteen series A to M.

Washington Post Annapolis Maryland Board of Public Works Mercantile Trust Company of Baltimore First National, Bank of New York

Deputy Coroner W B Carr Resigns for Army Commission

Dr W B Carr resigns as deputy coroner of the District to join the United States Army medical corps. District coroners announce the resignation and note several candidates to fill the post. appointment expected next week. The deputy coroner serves in the coroner’s absence and is paid per diem.

W. B. Carr Medical Corps United States Army

See ks Divorce Action Filed by Virgie E Hardy

Virgie E Hardy seeks a limited divorce and alimony from Arthur B Hardy. Married in 1903 in Charleston D C, they separated January 15 1917 after she alleges he drove her from their home with a knife. Hardy, a carpenter at Camp Humphrey, earns $200 a month.

Virgie E. Hardy Wisconsin Avenue Northwest District Supreme Court Arthur B. Hard C. R. Colvin Charleston D. C

Ends Summer Law Study at National University

The largest summer class in the history of the National University Law School ends its studies tonight and begins examinations. War workers in Washington are taking courses to improve time, with a six week vacation to resume in fall. First session starts October 1. Several pairs and named persons in the article are listed among graduates and participants. The Rev. John H. Jeffries and others appear in multiple entries.

National University Law School Washington

Deaths Reported Across the District List of Names and Ages

A long list of deceased individuals is reported with ages and addresses. Notable entries include Minnie Hodges aged 38 at 1245 Kenyon nw and Barbara Huck aged 68 at S500 5th str nw, among many others from hospitals and local streets. The item reads as a public notice of recent deaths with residences and infirmary affiliations.

Minnie Hodges Kenyon Constance Cassel Maria Higby Faw T. Smith Susan Humphrey Mary A. Sheehy Wm. K. Lynch Canal Rd Mary Hartigan Shannon Peter C. Grimes Langdon Ins J. O'Meara Chas Willard Blue Plains D. C Margaret A. Hyde Mary D. van Sant Apt Martha J. Swan Barbara A. Huck John Bradley St. Elizabeth's Patrick Carey H Sts H. Vermilya Jan W. Mathison St. Eliz Edward 8. Carter Thor. C. Rieley Houston 8Th St Mary A. Bigelow L St. Ne Jas. H. Smith Ida Sneed Philip Brown Sylvester Tyler K St. Nw

Sun and Tide Table With Weather Forecast 1918

U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau details a fair weekend for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with light variable winds. Showers possible in New England middle Atlantic and Ohio valley. heat depression moving from Manitoba may raise temperatures early next week. Local readings show highs mid 90s and lows around 70s with 13 hours of sun.

U.S

Births Reported in Local Notes

Alfred and Loretta Woodcock announce a girl born to the family. Ralph and Dena Simpson report a girl. Lewis H. Snider and Belle Snider welcome a boy. Farnsworth Updake and Mary Updake greet a boy. Joseph P. McGrath and Marie McGrath announce a boy. Franklyn Lyon and Lettice Lyon welcome a girl. John Gorman and Ron Gorman report a boy. Ross Fisher and Annie Fisher have a boy. Jane Feldman and Bertha Feldman welcome a boy. Bernard Levine and Pauline Levine report a girl. Travers Cammack and Abbie Cammack greet a boy. Robert Anderson and Nellie Anderson announce a girl. George Keiki and Yoshino Nagatsuki welcome a girl. Benjamin Pradett and Estelle Pradett have a boy. Melvin Crutcher and Catherine Crutcher announce a girl. Charles Cole and Floren Cole report a boy.

J. Lynn Cyanae Semgie Alfred Loretta Woodcock Ralph Dena Simpson Lewis H Belle Snider Farnsworth F Mary EB. Updake Joseph P Marie McGrath Franklyn H Lettice L. Lyon John J Ron Gorman Ross Annie C. Fisher Jane Bertha Feldman Bernard F Pauline Levine Travers K Abbie A. Cammack Robert E Nellie M. Anderson George Keiki Yoshino Nagatsuki Benj Estelle Pradett Melvin W Catherine Crutcher Charles M Floren HK. Cole

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