Vacations Given 1100 Babies as Fresh Air Fund Camps Close
Eleven hundred mothers and children enjoyed two weeks of fresh air and good food at the Fresh Air Fund camps, totaling 42 years of care. Camps Good Will and Pleasant closed after a record season with a waiting list and some beds improvised in bathtubs. Henry Lansburgh will sustain fundraising to keep the program going, and next year capacity will rise to help even more sick babies and mothers. Washington diet kitchen nurses will continue followups to maintain gains after camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddles
Good Will
Flenry Lansburgh
Narsas
Washington Diet Kitchen
Camp Pleasant
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Julia West Hamilton
B. BE. Fisher
1 Devaul
L Letcher
L. G. Walker
G. Millar
Misses E. Ashton
A. Kirby
EB. Saunders
K. Pinckney
B. Smoot
Messia
W. L. Mills
Lewis Nutt
Washington
Charles J. Columbus
Court fight over Morris plan and copperhite names
District Court files suit seeking injunctions to stop use of the Morris plan and the old German Geenwossenschaften system in lending and investments. Defendants include Community Savings and Loan Company Henry D. Eichelberger J R Bartel Anson Taylor John Doyle Carmody J Rosier Biggs C K Mount Victor J Evans I 3 D Sauls and William F Thyson. The Connecticut Pie Company sues Catherine McCoy Henry Copperthite Dennis Copperthite and Charles Copperthite to bar use of Perthite in pie business within 20 miles of DC. Edward S Wood seeks $1246 in wages from suspension from DC police. Other notices include probate and court staff vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Finance Corporation
District Supreme Court
Community Savings and Loan Company
Geenwossenschaften
Association For Mutual Aid
Henry D. Eichelberger
J. R. Bartel
Richmond, Va
Anson & Taylor
John Doyle Carmody
J. Rosier Biggs
C. K. Mount
Victor J. Evans
D. Sauls
William, F. Thyson
Washington
Gefendanta
Frank J. Hogan
R. Randolph Hicks
Norfolk
Connecticut Pie Company
Cathering @ McCoy
Henry Copperthite
Dennis Copperthite
Charles Copperthite
District” of Columbia
J. J. Darlington
Federal Quarantine Modifications Ease Cattle Restrictions
A broad amendment to the foot-and-mouth quarantine takes effect tomorrow, lifting the ban in Ford and Henry counties and Trincte while reducing limits in Possy county Indiana and ending quarantines in Massachusetts and Michigan except Detroit stockyards. West Philadelphia stockyards remain permitted for animal handling under the revised terms. Quarantines in Lochrey dated July 20, 1915, and filed in New Jersey, New York and Virginia are referenced as probate matters in the district supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry
Trincte
Possy County
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Detroit
Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Hirza“export Division
Lochrey
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Washington Retailers Plan Official Opening Window Unveiling
The Washington Retail Merchants Association considers a delayed official opening fusing a citywide window unveiling. Merchants will propose dates by mail, and a publicity plan includes dressed show windows, lights on at a signal, and a two week prep period after a cross state booster tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Bounda
Washington
M.A
Leese
R. PB
Andrewa
Assoviaearn
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Merchante
Charles J. Columbus
George E. Lewis
D. W. Smythe
Advertising Men’s Section
Retail Merchants' Association
Smythe
West
Advertising Men of
Columbus
Police News Notes of Robberies and Accidents in City
Robberies or losses reported include Thomas McNamara, 84, relieved of $13 while drinking at Ninth street saloon. items stolen near 930 Louisiana Avenue NW including a black bag with contents and car tickets belonging to Mrs. C Platz. a diamond brooch valued at 40 from Mrs Frances R Hilliard at 1827 Seventh Street NW. From a tailor shop at 142 New Jersey Ave NW a pair of trousers worth 10 owned by Walter Williams. Lead pipe from a vacant home at 413 Ridge Street. From Emma Arrington’s home at 11 Second Street NW, $18 in bills. Meats valued at 0 from wagon at Tenth and Little B Streets NW, property of T H Downs Takoma Park. A lost or stolen near Center Market a bill book containing $75, property of Thomas Harvey Anacostia Road. Stable at rear of 623 Third Street SE broken into, bale of hay missing. Palace Laundry at 917 Ninth Street NW reports safe opened and $47.50 stolen. suspect arrested and locked up. Watch and gold rope chain from Edwin Craig, 6% Elliott Street NE. Edward Kienz of Berwyn MD was struck by a Smathy automobile on Bladensburg Road near Mount Olivet Cemetery. he was uninjured but wagon demolished. Joshua Suit, Sixteenth Street NE, fell and cut head, taken to Casualty Hospital. Names of new babies listed: Joseph G and Catherine Vito. Howard A and Marguerite Snyder. Clarence A and Lulien Moore. James W and Mary A McDonald. Frank A and Laura Kenyon. Simon and Naomi Bernien. Doba W and Mabel Brown. Willem B and Laura Entlez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNamara
E Street Northwest
Ninth Street
Louisiana Avenus Northwest
C. Platz
Columbia Road Northwest
Seventh Street
H Street
Frances R. Hilliard
New Jersey Avenue
Walter Williams
Ridge Street
Emma. Arrington
Second Street
Tenth
Little B Streets
T. H. Downs
Takoma Park
Center Market
Thomas Harvey
Anacostia Road
Third Street
H. Marshall
Palace Laundry
Edwin Craig
Eliott Streat I
Edward Kienz
Berwyn
Hig Wasan
Bladensburg Road
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Smathy
J. Hart
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joshua Suit
Sixteenth Street
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples Incomplete Text
The notice references licenses to marry for multiple couples including John R. Towler and Tofia V. Craven of Willcox Aris, plus others from Rockville Md and nearby locales. Details are garbled with names and clergy credits, leaving uncertain dates and proper names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Towler
Willcox
Aris
Tofia V. Craven
John M. Cooper
Lewis H. Conner
Christine A. Kenng
The
Richard Schmidt
Spencer W. Magruder
Mary Victoria Stearn
Rockville
Orgab. Chambers
Deaths Reported Inler and Others Listed in Notice
A list of deaths appears with names and ages including Inler, 68, of 829 14th Ave. Henry G. Stration, 44, of Sears, U. S. Soldiers' Home. Hi Tax, W. Gibeon, 14, of 200 Lawrence. Elizabeth Noonan, 25, of 1880 Pa. Ave. John P. Lewis, 6? years, 700 16th St. NE. Wm. L. Barks, 7? of 14th Ave. Robin Ethel Hatheld, ages unknown. Glendale and public notices reference a presiential era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimaoa Inler
14Th At
Henry G. Stration
Sears
U. S
W. Gibeon
Lawrence
Elizabeth Noonan
Pa. Ave
John P. Lewis
16Th St
Wm. L. Barks
Robin Ethel Hatheld
Montha
Glendale
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court News
Edward 8. Wood
Metropolitan Police Force
District of Columbia
Gould
Wood
George C. Gertman
Wiliams F. Lemon
Dutiea
City Hall
Atlantic City
R. P. Belew
Equity Division
Ariing
William A. Kroll
Ohiae
James B. Archer
United States
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
George R. Taggart
Police Court
Mistletos Spring
Gaurel
vMa
John R. Young
Bolithe J. Laws
Willam
Wiliams
Frank E. Cunningham
New England
Goodyear Tires
Worth
Goodyears
Goodyear
Aaron
Armentrout & Sons
St.n. W
Barber & Rosa
Sts. N
W. Burger Motor Co
St. N. W
E. E. Grady
Henderson-Rowe Auto Co
L. G. Herriman
Vi. Ave
H. W. Higham
B. J. W. Loveless
Florida Ave
N. W
Miller Bros. Auto Supply House
Pi N. E
R. McReynolds & Sons
L” St. N.W
National Auto Supply Co
14Th St. N. W
Maas
Ave. W
L. P. Steuart & Bro
Be. N. EB. L. EB. Sullivan
Er St. N.W
Modern’ Auto Supply. Co
St. N. E
House & Herrmann
Lnienee
Mahogany
Chiffenley
Mahomanys
China
Library
Ratte
BIS
7Th and Eyents
Kee
Chiffonters
Laemeeres
Dresver
Davemyort
Police
Joseph G
Catherine Vito
Howard A
Marguerite Snyder
Clarence A
Lulien Moore
James W
Mary A. McDonald
Frank A
Laura
Kenyon
Simon
Naomi Bernien
Doba W
Mabel Brown
Willem B
Laura ¥. Entlez
Congress
Washington Board of Trade
Chagilin Daily
Underwood
Monarch of Remington
L. C. Smith
Oliver
Royal
General ‘Typewriter Co
14th’Street N. W
Despond
Kin-Po
Kin-Po Institute
L Street
Electrica
Berkeley Ave
Capitol Renovating Co
Tth
St. N
Phone
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