Agents Seek Hearing On Licenses Refused By Commissioners
Three of the employment agents whose license applications were denied will get another hearing to present new evidence. W J Fisher defends his agency as legitimate while investigations probe alleged immoral use of agency services. Hearings set for Friday morning and Friday afternoon weigh charges and potential penalties under the District license law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fisher
Lydia Dent
Louisville
John M. Hale
G Street
Ralph K. Washington
Tenth Street
J. T. Newsom
New York Avenue
James A. Andrews
Eleventh Street
Brunson Philips
Seventh Street
William J. Fisher
Georgetawn University Law School
Fisher
George E Hamilton
Hamilton & Calbert
Clent
West
J. T . Newsom
Newsom
Police Department
James Pugh
Ruling Upholds Auditor in Intestate Estate Case
District of Appeals affirms auditor's division of thirty thousand dollars in the Berry estate. Fannie L Berry died intestate in 1904 without relatives except distant cousins. Lynch and Pulizzi heirs receive full parental shares. remaining heirs must share the balance among descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
Fannie L Berry
Capitol Hill
Venerando Pullzm
Hus Arty
A. S Lynch
M.A. J. McMannus
New York
Mary A. Lynch
Georgia A Frederick
Alberta T. XK. Ingalls
Edna B. King
Edward 3. Kigg
Martin E. King
S. Lynch
Venerando Pulizzi
Lynch
Pulizzi
Stafford
Court of Appeals
Messrs. Lynch
Pullzai
District Must Pay Contract Price for New Fireboat
Justice Wright in Circuit Court No 1 ruled the District of Columbia sustained no damage from the delayed delivery of the Firefighter. A verdict for 3300 dollars, the balance due on the purchase, was rendered in favor of Harlen & Hollingsworth, builders of the boat. The contract price was 49000 dollars, with 3300 retained as a delay penalty. The corporation had sued for the remaining amount in the District Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
Circuit Court No 1
District of Colombia
Harlen & Hollingsworth
District Supreme Court
Fish in Oyster Shell Sparks Odd Prize Find
John H. Miller, an inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad, found a live three inch frog fish in an empty oyster shell bought from a stand at First and M streets southeast. The fish was placed at the Fish Commission where it grew active and is expected to develop into an ordinary eel? ash. The incident suggests a fish egg entered the shell and hatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miller
First
M Streets
Objection to Baths and Party Walls in New Building Regs
Ashford Hearst faces protests from the Business Men's Association and Associated Charities over proposed building regulations. Critics argue nine inch party walls and baths in small houses are onerous for tenants under twenty five feet wide and thirty five feet high. The hearing, led by Building Inspector Ashford, is adjourned to next Tuesday.
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Ashford
Business Men's Association
Associated Charities
Charles Linking
Business Men’s Association
Charlies F. Weller
Charles W. Clagett
B. F. Saul
B F Guy
Business Pers Association
B. F. Layton
Montreal Fire Damages Downtown District
A major fire in Montreal's down town business district caused about 160000 in losses. The blaze began at Excelsior Clothing Company on Notre Dame street and spread through nearby stores, hampered by zero weather and narrow streets. Twelve firms reported losses ranging from 2000 to 1000. Public notices and ads from Rochdale Cooperative Society and merchants advertise discounts and offers in the same issue.
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Montreal
Montréal
Excelsior Clothing Company
Notre Dame Street
Rochdale
Washweton
Rochdale Co-operative Society
G St
Hardware Man Protests Trade Fire Regulation Change
P May a hardware store owner at 634 Pennsylvania avenue told the District Board of Commissioners that fixed ammunition stored in burning buildings does not explode because gases escape. He urged amending the police regulation to allow fixed ammunition in stores handling paints and oil. After hearing Chief Belt and Fire Marshal Nicholson, the Commissioners took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. May
Pennsylvania Avenue
Board of Commissioners
May
Chief Belt
Fire Department
Nicholson
Parish Hall Fund Fair To Aid Construction Effort
St Agnes Catholic Mission plans a fair at Glen Echo this week to raise funds for a parish hall whose foundations were laid six weeks ago. Maj John A Garrett leads the event with helpers including Moran Tuhey Lynch Collins Keaver Donahoe Mrs Moran Mrs Weaver Mrs Tompkins Mrs Tuhey Mrs Garrett Miss Anna Lynch Mrs Trammell Mrs William Lynch Mrs Weeer Mrs McArter Mrs Robbins Mrs Brown Miss C. Weaver Mrs Whelan Mrs Myers and Miss Nellie Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Agnes
Garage Hearing Tomorrow Over 3645 Maryland Ave Project
The community demands a revocation of the building permit for a garage at 3645 Maryland Avenue Northeast. Protesters claim owner C. H. Myers promised alley frontage, not street frontage, to induce consent. A hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at 11 15 o'clock to address the dispute. Mrs Frances Goldsmith funeral set for today at 2 PM from 300 Maryland Avenue Northeast. She was the widow of Joseph Goldsmith and longtime District resident. Gude's Floral Decorations promote weddings and events at 1214 F Street.
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CoMwucawans
Maryland Avenue
C. H. Myers
Tony
Goldsmith
Frances Goldsmith
Gay
Alice F Rollins
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Ugh
I. Grosner
Ave
N. W
House of Kuppenheimer
Selinger’ S
Wite House
Randle Mover
ELEY
Capital Traction Company
United States Realty Go
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass Ave
7Th
II Stone
7Th St. S. W
Tecaders
Nthe New
C. & P. Telephone CO
F Street
Berry
Ashford Hearst
Goodyear Raincoat CO
Ninth St., N. W
Cravenettes
Edeta
Otto
Priestley
Unityw Ec
Bitloo
Priestley Cravenettes
Coats
Ninth Street N
Health Department
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
GEO. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
City Bulletins
Lacey & Co
Mary Ellen Mehrling
Mary Hen Mehrling
Daniel Mehrling
Charles Long
Itreet
Washington
9Th St. Nw
Brooks Co
Donnelly’s
Johnston's
7Th St
Seigner & Fingle
A. G. Herrmann
J. F. Herrmann & Son
Hotel Johnson Cafen
New York Meats
Foundling Hospital
Pelrea Guild
Magonie Temple
John BR. Kelley
Center Market
Ouse Gherrmann RR
Fes
CE Streets
China
Hardware Man
ST. Agnes Mission
eMedianere Anrcin
Gude
Drugeists
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Tn Igema Ae
Eae
Massachusetts Avenue
M. Goldsmith & Son
Oft Penn, Ave. N. W
G. G. Cornwell & Son
Oak Morris
Mayer & Co
Muir
A. &P. Storestone
Colman's
Atlantic & Pacifier
Mzin
W. ‘Grancles
Acers
Albert L. Johnson
R. Merchant
Potomac Electric Power Co
Ith St. NW
the Sunday Post
Kusage
Santos
P.K. Chaconas &Co
Pickford
K. J.collins
Christan Gifts
Caffieri
Houdin
Caffileri
Louis de Applignes
Falconet
Louis XVI Stylez
West 33Rd Street
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