Army mobile printing plant trucks reach Camp Humphreys
Hundreds of Washingtonians watched four giant army trucks of the American Expeditionary Forces arrive en route to Camp Humphreys. The unit sailed from St Nazaire on the Liberty and left New York last Saturday, delayed by bad roads. The trucks carry a linotype, two Kelly presses, a machine shop, and a power unit able to produce small newspapers on demand. Lieutenant Jenkins leads the crew, which includes five volunteers to drive to Camp Humphreys. The AEF mobile printing unit, part of a 30-truck fleet, previously printed programs for Interallied games in Paris and rifle matches at Le Mans, France, and produced maps for frontline operations.
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Washingtonians
Jenkins
Paris
le Mans
France
Lieut
Camp Humphreys
Court Appraiser Appointed Deputy Register of Wills DC
Theodore L. Cogswell of 1005 New Hampshire avenue was appointed deputy register of wills for the District of Columbia by James Tanner registrar of wills. Former court appraiser in the home office he resigned in 1917 to enter the army and served in France. A Georgetown graduate and member of the District of Columbia bar.
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Theodore L. Cogswell
New Hampshire Avenue
Register of Wills
District of Columbia
James Tanner
Cogewell
Hame
Frante
Georgetown University
Instrict of Columbia
Licensed to Marry Era Fractured Marriage Notices
A collage of marriage notices lists multiple couples from varied towns including Pomonkey Maryland Ironton Ohio and Baltimore Maryland with ministers named Rev H Steven son Rev W J Magrath Rev C W Moorman Rev H Schroeder and others. The entries feature ages from 18 to 38 and include names such as Sarah Haydn Florence Dixon and Irene Will ous among others in a historic church records style.
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Everett I. Wilson
Sarah D. Haydn
Pomonkey
H. T. Stevenson
John F. Wilmot
Mary L. Biggins
W. J. Magrath
Landis Hoover
Royalton
Florence A. Dixon
O. T. Stevenson
Meyer L. Sody
Baltimore
Edythe
Births and Deaths Reported in Local Notice
Births list many families with newborn boys and girls including Taylor Skinner Rosendorf Quinn Mann McCarthy McDonald Henndn Fitzgerald Clancy Burnwin Whitted Spriggs Shellington Jones and others. Deaths include Shirley Brenner at five months Marshall Dyer 21 years Mamie Ross 22 Grace Proctor 7 Mary Thompson 81 Joby Thornton 54 Isaac Johnson 68 Hdelin Bowen 2 months Andrew Washingtop 4 months and a child at St Ann's and Children's hospitals.
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Paul
Dolly Taylor
Wade A
Helen L Skinner
Teadore
Jennie Rosendorf
Jeremiah J
Olle A. Quinn
Charles W
Caroline W. Mann
John J
Catherine @ McCarthy
John A
Hugon A. McDonald
Morris
Annie Henndn
William R
Annie W. Fitzgerald
Thoma
Annie M Clancy
Charles Vo
Grove S. Burnwin
Willam
Willam Uml
Mabel Whitted
Benjamin Ho
Mary Taylor
Joseph and
Sarah Spriggs
Eugene and
Mamie Shellington
Willam H
Geraldine Jones
Joseph ‘Shirley Brenner
St. Ann'snfant Asylum
Marshall Dyer
Mamie Ross
Columbia
Grace Proctor
Mary E. Thompson
Joby Thornton
Isaac Johnson
St. Ce
Hdelin Bowen
St. Se
Andrew
Wife files for absolute divorce in district supreme court
Mary E Mayer sues Fred M Meyer for absolute divorce alleging misconduct. Married February 1914 they have daughter Dorothy age four. Mary seeks custody of the child and alimony. Attorney David Wolf represents the plaintiff.
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Mary E. Mayer
District Supreme Court
Fred M. Meyer
Dorothy
Edke
David Wolf
Plaintif
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast for DC Area
The item lists a sun and tide table with rises and sets, plus a broad Weather Bureau forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia. It notes unsettled conditions with local showers and thunder storms expected Thursday and Friday. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 80s with varying humidity and sunshine hours. River bulletin reports muddy Potomac and Shenandoah rivers at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
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U. 5
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Lake Superior
Atlantic
Misalesippi
Missouri
West Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi River
Missiissippi Valley
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
East Gulf States
Florida
Lower Lake Region
Inner Lake Region
The Linen Shop Madeira Linen Sale in Washington
The Linen Shop promotes a remarkable Madeira hand embroidered linen sale in Washington featuring scalloped tea cloths, scarfs, luncheon sets, doilies, centerpieces, napkins, and lace trimmed pieces at deep discounts. Many items include eyelet embroidery on pure linen with sizes from small doilies to large tea cloths and trays, with prices widely reduced.
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Washington
Delft
Handkerchief Dept offers three value handkerchiefs
Three remarkable values in new merchandise include Women's Colored Border Hem stitched handkerchiefs with pink tan and lavender borders at 10c each, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with embroidered border at 39c each, and Men's Embroidered Initial handkerchiefs at 25c each or $2.75 per dozen.
Sale on Fine Bedspreads Near Wholesale Cost Today
A brisk sale offers white crinkled ripplette and dimity spreads at low prices, sizes from 65x90 to 90x108 inches. Matched sets feature scalloped edges and cut-out corners for various bed sizes, with satin, crochet, and wool blankets included at special prices.
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Marseilles
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Maddinian
Rodan Uo MC Grace
N. E. Lin
Serere
Adams
Byron S. Adams
Horning
12Th
Pennsylvania Ave
the Sunday Post
Cavosr
Cain
America
Rightway School OF Dancing
New York Ave
New York
Leseena
Emer
Seeder
Academy of
Waits
Somabic Gates
L Ik
Rhone Frank
W. F. Roberts Company Sports Goods
Fourteenth Street
Loew's Playhouse
BRYANT _ WASHBURN
Dorothy Gish
Oliver Morosco
Olive Fei
Thornton Hall
Morosco
Cecil Lean
Cheo Mayfield
Great Falls Park
Bilec'ric
MN. W
B.f.keith
Emma Carus
Rubeville
Lightner Girls
Alexander
George Armstrong
Olesa & Johnson—Travers
Dougisa
Colgarty
Grace Ellsworth
Marshall Hall
Charles Macales
Daily & Gun
War Sax
Bun- Mount Vernon
Daly Grent
Sents Now
John D. Williams
Booth Soengtang
Bert Wilson
Shubert-Garrick
Herald
Julia Dean
Mickey
Poli’s
Glen Echo
Eerste
Wiire
Cheodore E. ‘Cogswell
George L. Gee
Alice L Farnham
Purette
Idaho
J A. Voltenweider Chester i Embrey
Amd Bulah Marlow
HH. F. Downs
George M. McGann
New Castle
Del
Lydian
A ‘Yhom
St. Paul
Mann
R E Browning
Luther C. Stine
Needmore
W. Va
Spaid
Concord
G. Clark
William E. Beier
Irene M. Willous
M. P. J. Fann
George Prue
Viola Ellis
W. Willams
Fred G. Warren
Viola DB. Matlack
Wilfrey
Aateea
Crandall
Tom Moore
Checkers
Grardall
Wickerbocker
FRI
Chas. Klein
R Moore
Jack Pickford
New4 Tafe
Fanny Ward
Mary E. Meyer
Pilea
Teimyerstyeen
Tarreat
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah
Asheville
N. C
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Cal
Boston
Mass
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Chicago
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Ohio
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Ich
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Teen
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Fle
Mobile
Ala
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Nebr
Omaha
Philadelphia Pa
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Portland
Portlaund
Owef
Salt Lake
Utah
St. Louis
Minn
San Antonio
San Francisco
Call
Springfield
Nds
Poutage
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Pa. Ave
17Th St
Emmy Wehlen
Chevy Chase Lake
Ochestra
Aginia Thhatyr
Ste. Nw
John S. Brown & Sons
Belfast
Ireland
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