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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
11
Barbara Loyd outlines portable, packable gift ideas for female travelers. Folding hangers, compact photo frames, travel books, a Pullman apron with pockets, a travel pillow with a magazine pocket, a pin-roll, and foldable rubber sandals are recommended to ease dressing, grooming, and carry ease in crowded spaces. Emphasis on light, flexible items over rigid boxes.
In Lynchburg Virginia on December 5, the mystery of a bullet fired yesterday afternoon near the Antisaloon League secretary's desk was solved. Electrician T J Burns, living next to the league's quarters, said he was cleaning a pistol there when one chamber discharged accidentally.
The District Court of Appeals reverses a lower decision, confirming that Isabel Wall, a Negro child, is not eligible to attend Brookland school. The ruling rests on ambiguous meaning of colored in the absence of statutory definition and places the duty on the board of education to determine who is white or colored in each case. Chief Justice Shepard notes Congress did not define colored and that interpreting the law lies with the legislature’s remit.
Charlestown, W Va December 5 In the Rawson addition north of Charlestown John Strother was chosen as the first mayor. Girard D Moors serves as recorder and council members are W O Speer WA Higgs Frank B Robinson Charles Smith and D W Hyatt. The new town houses about 650 residents.
Fragmentary obituary notes the Duke of Chartres exile after the French revolutions, his birth in 1340? and service in German and American forces, with marriage to Francoise Marie Amalia, children including explorer Prince Henri dOrleans, and later return to France. The second fragment reports Brig Gen C E Woods dying in Johns Hopkins Hospital and burial planned at Arlington Cemetery.
Hats in new shapes and trims shown at this price. Fur trimmed and untrimmed styles include the popular Maud Reymond model.
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