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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1924

Page

4

Arlington to Open Bids for Two New Schools

Arlington County plans noon bid openings at the courthouse for construction of two elementary schools one in Lee Wey and another at Halls Hall, with the Kemper school project advancing. residents and local groups report civic activity, library progress, and real estate transfers in Falls Church and nearby areas.

Arlington County Arlington Couaty Bureau OF the Post Clarendon Tel Clar Lee‘Wey Halls Hall Kemper School Natick 15 M E Nureh Falls Church Kudore Sater Wisconsin Broad Cherry Streets Tylian W Russell Waahington Street Fiereree E Smity Wines House Lee Highway Martin M Uook Washingtop Fatle Hucch Park

Local notices and community events in Alexandra area

Listings include residents Eugene Evanseu and M Hardy with properties near Dun Loring, a party hosted by Mrs O PF Appleton, PTA meetings at George Museu High schol and Mt Verna, plans for a new association, a lawn party at Immanuel Episcopal church, and Scout leader Leanda Chandler returning home after Camp Roosevelt in Masland with delegations from Alexandria and Clarendon chapters.

O PF Appleton Elterson Avenue Parent Teachers Association George Museu Mt Verna Potomat Immanuel Epiacopal Riadderk Heights Callahan Alexandra and Clarendon

Washington Attends O U A M Reunion

Several thousand people gathered in Penmar Park Maryland for the annual reunion of the Tumtar Order and its American Mechanics groups with attendees from Washington and adjoining states. The Junior Order band provided music as national and state officers spoke, plus athlete contests and a baby show with prizes awarded.

Wieragton Po Slagerstown Mted Americas Vechanics Margata Ppistter Columbia Penmar Park Washington Junior Order Band of

Mrs J M R Morton Files Divorce Action

Mrs J M R Morton files for absolute divorce from John Moncure Robinson Morton. She accuses him of misconduct, seeks permanent alimony and custody of their 2 year old son John Moncure Robinson Morton Jr. The couple are socialites known in New York Buffalo and Baltimore. Morton is listed as aging at the time.

Baltimore Dorothy Straub Morton John Moncure Robinson Morton Roth New York Buffalo John Moncure Robinson Morton, Jr

Death claims second of five ill in family

Special to the Washington Post Annapolis Md Aug 14 Death at Emergency hospital today claimed the second of five children of Mr and Mrs William F. Thomas of near West Annapolis who were taken ill weeks ago and treated there Samuel 16 years old is the second victim Everett 17 died July 36 The condition of the other three patients is reported favorable There are two other children in the Thomas family who escaped illness.

Washington Post Annapolis William F. Thomas Near Weat Annapolis Samuel Everett Thomas

Jeweler Shot Down In Street In Brooklyn Feud Suspected

Andrea Puleo, a New York jeweler, was murdered in Brooklyn when a double barreled shotgun fired from an automobile struck him as he spoke with a friend. The car sped away and a suspect was found on a nearby street. Police believe the killing stems from a feud and note 25 murders in the area over the past year.

New York Aux Andrea Puleo Brooklyn

Noise by burglars thwarted Masonry relic theft at lodge

Two would-be burglars tried to pry into the Alexandria Washington lodge lodgeroom, seeking priceless relics and paintings valued over 100000 each. Night watchman John W. Garner alerted the police, the suspects fled via Cameron street and escaped in a awaiting car. The incident underscores the lodge’s fireproof burglar-proof measures and the memorial temple project in Shooters Hill. A separate report notes the death of C William Nolle, a soldier found near Hunters Station from a self-inflicted gunshot, with a coroner's verdict of death by own action after weeks nearby pursuing a marriage prospect.

Washington Post N. Patrick St Alexandria Alexandria-Washington Lodge of Masons Washington Lafayette John W. Garner Cameron Street Garner Flei Ig George Washington Masonic Memorial Temple C. William Nolle Hunters Station Fairfax County R. B Dotson Nolle Frank W. Troth i Nelle Justice Troth

Kiwahta club notes Defense Day plans and local roles

Col James H Reeves spoke at the Kiwahta club luncheon outlining War Department Defense Day observances. Col Ogden announced additions to the governor appointed committee, naming Charles W King and local officials. Edward Smith was struck by a car on 1111 Oronosco street and treated at Alexandria hospital.

James H. Reeves Kiwaenta Club War Department Kenneth W. Ogden Gov Trinkie Charles W. King William Albert Smoot Robert 3. Jones Jullan ¥. Williameand Page Waller Chamber of Commerce Kiwaits Club Ogden Elliott F Hoffman Paul Morton Everett Hellmuth Edward Smith Oronsco Street Charles H. Fletcher North Alfred Street

C C Broy Promoted In Consular Service

Department of State announces the promotion of Charles Clinten Roy of Sperryville Virginia in the consular branch from class 7 to class 6. Educated at Roanoke College Salem Virginia 1904, master’s degree 1907, Princeton 1908. Career includes vice consul posts at Boma Milan Dublin, consul at Karachi Lille Cherbourg and London. On duty in State Department since January 6 1923.

Department of State Foreign Service Charles Clintenroy Sperryville Broy Roanoke College Salem Princeton Boma Milan Dublin Karachi Lille Cherbourg London

Appeal Denied in Dollings Stock Canal Case

Columbus August 14 Denied law appeal from his conviction for making false statements about ownership of corporate property Dwight Farrison former officer of the Dollings Company has taken steps to appeal to the State Supreme Court Harrison was sentenced to three to five years in the penitentiary He was fined 5000 His appeal to the district appellate court was denied today The appellate court overruled objections to the indictment which contained three counts that neither supported conviction The court ruled the three indictments may be joined to furnish a charge Harrison who was vice president secretary and general counsel for the Dollings company also faces a 20 year Port Leavenworth sentence and a 5600 federal fine for stock promotion fraud Will iam G Benham former president faces a similar sentence

Columbus Dwight Farrison Dafinet R. EL. Dollings Company State Supreme Court Harrison Delings Company Port Leavenworth William G. Benham

Cheers for Coolidge Cause Man's Arrest

A man, William B. Grain aged 53, an inmate of the Soldiers' Home, began a rambling campaign speech in Union station. Shouts of support for Coolidge drew a crowd before police intervened. James Walker, a Washington terminal policeman, placed Grain under arrest and sent him to the Sixth precinct station house on a drunk charge.

Coolidge Union Station William B. Grain James Walker Washington Terminal Grain Pro&cinet

G S Rice Heads New Mine Safety Board

Interior Department announced a new mine safety board with George 8 Rice as chairman. The body will operate from Washington to study mine and quarry safety, superseding the Pittsburg experiment station committee. Members include Matthew Van Sielen, T T Read, P Hood, and Dr F R Sayers.

Mine Safety Board George 8. Rice Bureau To Mines Interior Department Rboard Washington Bureau Pittsburgeh P Hood Aivision F. R Sayers Chlet Aurgeon

School Law Assailed In Supreme Court

Two cases challenging a State law requiring children aged 8 to 16 to attend public schools were docketed in the Supreme Court. Gov. Pierce and Attorney General Van Winkle of Oregon and Multnomah County District Attorney Moore lead the appeals, as the Society of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary and the Hill Military Academy seek to block enforcement on grounds it forbids parochial and private schooling. The federal district court in Oregon issued a temporary injunction restraining the act.

Supreme Court Pierce van Winkle Oregon Moore Multnomah County Society of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary and The Hill Military Academy Federal District Court For

Army to Fight Bell Weevil in Georgia

Officials from the army chemical warfare service will be sent to Griffin Georgia to conduct experiments aimed at eradicating the boll weevil. Senator Harris of Georgia announced the project. The Agriculture Department will also begin experiments next week at the State College in Athens Georgia to combat the pest.

Army Army Chemical Warfare Service Griffin Harris Georgia Yeatergar Agriculture Department State College Athens

Wind shift saves large area from fire in Winchester

A sudden wind shift saved much of Boyes Clarke county from a major blaze. Winchester firemen pumped town wells dry, two water tanks from Shenandoah dumped at Strode's store, destroying two warehouses and a drug store, with fences damaged. Most residents fled as flames neared before wind turned, sparing Norfolk and Western Station and plant. Fire officials and city leaders later discussed dynamite to contain flames before wind shifted again.

Washington Winchester Boyes Clarke County Custere Shenandoah Jn Strode Robert Gardner Edward Waine John Ritter Strode Norfolk and Western

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