Catholic University gains Army training corps unit
The War Department informed Catholic University of Brookland that it qualifies to form a student Army training corps unit, one of eighteen institutions nationwide to receive similar approval.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
2
The War Department informed Catholic University of Brookland that it qualifies to form a student Army training corps unit, one of eighteen institutions nationwide to receive similar approval.
The Weather Bureau notes generally fair conditions in the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with possible thundershowers. Temperatures show little change with a slight cooling in heated western and lower Missouri valley areas. Showers probable in northern New England and mid Atlantic regions within 48 hours. Local readings report midnight 78 and high 95, rainfall 0.61 inches, sunshine 100 percent.
A protest argues price comparisons ignore value in advertising and groceries. The author compares newspaper ad rates across Washington papers, noting variations in price per line and questions the fairness of highest local prices versus other cities. Emphasizes value, supply costs, and calls for fair evaluation.
The trial of Kathleen Burgess for the Werres killing will move from Alexandria to Spotsylvania County Virginia due to jury unavailability. Judge Godrick says Alexandria jurors are prejudiced and a fair trial cannot be held there. seven jurors were chosen and five more were to be picked when the venue change was ordered to Fredericksburg.
Maj Robert Watson of the Scottish volunteer regiment in New York City and pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in New York travels to twenty camps in the Washington district of the M and A. He speaks tonight to Marines at Quantico and tomorrow to the crew at the Washington navy yard, then at Washington barracks. Watson commands a battalion of Scots who volunteered from New York with the British army and has seen front line service.
A list of couples licensed to marry is provided, with names ages and hometowns such as John Everitt McCarty 21 and Angie May Brady 19 of Sterling Virginia and Adeline M Stein 23 of Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The notices include reverends for each ceremony and multiple pairs from Virginia Maryland Illinois and Ohio.
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