Golden Glow of Goodness Behind Swift Reputation
Neutral is produced from select leaf fat with strict cleanliness and purity. The Swift name underpins the quality and trusted reputation of the Golden Glow product line.
10 Dec 1915
Page 8
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
8
Neutral is produced from select leaf fat with strict cleanliness and purity. The Swift name underpins the quality and trusted reputation of the Golden Glow product line.
Regents meeting at the Smithsonian selected a site on the southwest corner of the Smithsonian reservation for a new Freer art museum with a $1,000,000 budget. Attending were Chief Justice White, Senators Lodge Stone and Hollis, Representatives Ferris Roberts Connolly and others. Walcott presented a year end report showing a $1,020,600 permanent fund and $608,000 disbursed from congressional appropriations plus $76,200 for printing. Research details covered fossils in Canada Montana New York and Tennessee, studies of native races in Africa and Siberia, and expeditions by Ridgway Hender son Rosé Raven de Sowerby Amory and others.
Ancillary letters testamentary granted by Justice McCoy to Barbar Kampfe in the Frederick Kampfe estate. Will probated in New York. District property $5,000, mortgages $8,500, cash $2,872. Henry Thomas estate filed. wife Frances W. Thomas sole beneficiary and executor. Anderson challenges arbitration fee,休 Prevost/Hobson estates. Dowell estate probate. husband Julien Dowell executor. Damages suits filed for pedestrian injuries on New Hampshire avenue and for son in auto collision. Indictments include multiple garage break-ins and robberies. Commodore James Sears, U.S. Navy retired, dies in Rome. former naval attaché at Tokyo and Peking.
George A and Virginia 2 Swe welcome a boy. Henry J and Anna M Ra announce a girl. Dennis J G and Mandel i Bakotey report a baby. James T and Mary F Grene ad Edmunds, ane Martha T Erk, George J and Mary J Cleary announce a girl. Nettie Buchalter reports a boy. Hugh and Georgie L Todd welcome a girl. Glacoma and Agate A Tinelli announce a girl. Lot 8 and Anna 8 Stein report a girl. John and Giovanina di Stasuila announce a girl. Hassell and Katharine G Hardy report a girl. M. Martin and Kathleen Steite report a boy. Richard Thomas and Ella 3 Eppa, Samuel and Mamie Fentress report a girl.
A fragment lists multiple marriage licenses with names and ages across Maryland and Virginia. It names officiants including Rev. H. T. Stevenson and Rev. G. Silverstone and notes pairs such as Robert L. Ettel and das F. Green, among others, with locations Grassland and Unionville, Stafford County, and Baltimore.
Today’s sun and tide table shows 7 am sunrise 7 08, high tide 11 36, low tide 5 28 with sunset 4 41. Weather forecast for DC and Maryland calls for cold days, increasing clouds, possible snow or rain, strong northwest winds, and warmer conditions by Saturday. Regional weather notes include a system moving from the Great Lakes toward eastern Canada and another forming over Colorado. Local report lists temperatures from midnight to 10 pm, highs and lows, humidity, rainfall trace, and sunshine percentage.
Death notices list many individuals with ages and hospital or residence details. Names include Ettle B Hoke 18 Henry Williams 88 Martha Edelin 83 Barbara Pfeiffer 79 Agnus Mattarl 73 Carl Wampf 40 James Ormond Frye 86 Sarah Renshaw 1 Irving st Mary Ann Dempsey 75 Garfield Memorial Hospital Robert B Harford 72 Bessie Diton 49 Ariana Waters 62 Henry Wilson 88 Lucinda Ford 50 Daniel Duckett 51 plus others at Freedmen's Hospital and local addresses.
Local ad lists Star of the Elast Flour at 6 75 per barrel and 24 pounds, choice white potatoes 24c per pack, buckwheat 25c, macaroni 4 for 25c, fruit products and canned vegetables with varied prices. Mentions Nomini and Blue Hell tomatoes, tuna fish 7 and 10c, large Cal peaches 10c, notices to Cor Helen Holmes and several stores including Gould's Wonder Store and Arcade Market.
Dozen witnesses were examined as W Bruce Evans faced charges of pedagogic and administrative inefficiency leading to his dismissal as acting principal. The hearing resumes Tuesday as testimony details missed vouchers and poor scheduling while Evans alleges improper conduct by Capt. Oyster and seeks reinstatement.
The Washington chapter of the American Institute of Banking met at 1214 FM Street NW with Charles M. Pepper discussing South American trade during wartime. John F. Hood displayed five framed notes from the extinct Columbus Bank, noting their brief wildcat history and denominations from 1 to 20 dollars. Next Thursday Madden Summers will discuss Latin American trade at the second Pan American scientific conference. The session replaces a banking law class.
Detroit report says Patrolman Fred Stinner, present at Hoch apartments when Mrs. Margaret Stout shot herself, was dismissed by Police Commissioner Gillespie after recounting events. Stout, former Washington resort proprietor, remains in Grace Hospital. expects transfer with federal officers soon for Washington indictment. Stout faces appeal over prior disorderly house conviction. she says she will testify against well-known Washington figures.
Funeral services for Marshall Blair Cushman, longtime patent office employee, were held at his home 2949 Tilden street NW. Interment was private. Born in Northampton, MA, son of Ephraim and Wealthy Cushman, he traced descent from Thomas Cushman of the Mayflower voyage. A Amherst College graduate of 1862, he earned law degrees at Harvard. He leaves a wife Hannah Gibbs of Mount Vernon, VA, daughter Elizabeth Cushman, brother John S. Cushman, and other relatives including Arion V. Cushman and a grandson William M. Cushman.
The YWCA marks its tenth anniversary with an evening program at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at Eleventh and H Streets. Dr Ada R Thomas, Mrs Julia Bodfish, Mrs Charles W Richardson and Miss Mabel Boardman will give brief addresses. A pageant on the association’s activities follows, with twenty groups of young women participating. Mrs Frank G Wilkins chairs the pageant committees.
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