Christmas Appeal Approved and Loan Law Bill Urged
The Associated Charities board approved issuing the society's fourteen Christmas opportunities appeal and adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass the Senate bill amending the loan shark law. It would raise the rate from 1 percent to 2 percent a month as originally requested. The resolution notes no relief has been available since no loans have been made under the current law for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
The
Associated Charities
Congress
Senate
Associate Charities
Still Juror Short For Trial Of Wan
In Wan murder case little progress was made toward selecting a jury as the new panel exhausted before noon. Justice Gould ordered a call for fifty more talesmen and the court adjourned to morning. Of 176 examined, only seven faced challenges for cause. Chambers and May were peremptorily challenged by the government, Pollock and Edelin by the defense. The government also challenged Enders. O Shea depleted old members. ten of fifty talesmen were released for scruples about the death penalty or other disqualifiers. Poole sought exemption as a government depository president of the Federal National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty
Justice Gould
Thomas C. Pollock
W. C. Herbert
William H. Chambers
John W. Edelin
Leo C. May
C. R. Hough
Motor Company
Alpheus Davidson
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Chambers
May
Pollock
Edelin
Frank J. Enders
Washington Railway , and Electric Company
James A. O'Shea
Ernest F. Herrell
Metropolitan National Bank
Harry L. Sigse
John Poole
Federal National Bank
Weather and tides forecast and Miss Cassinelli at Columbia
The Sun and Tide table shows sunrise and high tide times with factors from the Weather Bureau, predicting cloudy and warmer conditions across the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with rain or snow possible Friday and Saturday. The report notes a broad weather pattern across the United States and forecasts for the Atlantic and Gulf states. Miss Dolores Cassinelli, a photo play star, made three personal appearances at Loew's Columbia Theater yesterday and will stay for three more shows today after box parties at Keith's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Atlantic
Gulf States
Far Northwest
North Pacific States
Great Lakes
Platoan
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Atlantic States
Great Central
South Plains
South Berky Mountain
Northwest States
North
Parise
Maine
California
New England States
New York
Atllantic States
South Atlantic
East Bulk
Vermesere
Mississippi
Tenn Ece
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
Dolores Cassinelli
Loew
Columbia Theater
Columbia
Keith
Lol's
Bankruptcy Sale of Doc Cola Co Assets at 712 O Street
Public auction on Monday December 15 1919 at 10 a m offering the Doc Cola Co assets including 1919 Ford 1 ton truck essential oils syrups caramel coloring alcohol crown caps office furniture and more. The sale begins with liquidation of goodwill and if not timely bid proceeds in detailed sale. Terms cash. Trustee William G Buchanan 519 Rhode Island Ave Preston Shmalay Attorney Colorade Bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Cola Co., Inc
O Street
Ford
Dov Cain
William G. Buchanan
Rhode
Directs Return of Soldier Dead
Maj. J. W. O Mahoney quartermaster corps sails for Europe December 17 to direct removal of American soldiers and sailors bodies to the United States Col. Harry E Rothers to supervise disinterment and transport Maj. O Mahoney to Breast first contingent led by Capt. W M Robertson to oversee work in the British Isles plan aims to bring home all service members who died abroad except in France as soon as possible A joint Frelinghuysen resolution proposes a 3 million dollar commission to study bringing home bodies and to ensure proper grave marking
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J. W. O'Mahoney
Quartermaster Corps
Europe
Harry E Rothers
Maj. O'Mahoney
Breast
W. MH. Robertson
British Isles
France
Frelinghuysen
Republican
New Jersey
Food condemned as unfit by Washington health department
Large quantities of foodstuffs from Washington merchants were condemned by the district health department for human consumption. Flour totaling 21 040 pounds and other items including beef rabbits cabbage chickens and fish were confiscated after inspectors found weevils in the floor. The owner was allowed to retain the flour if sold only for cattle feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dnstrict Health Department
Fowler
Marriages and remarriages listed in church notices
The snippet lists numerous pairs and clerical officiants with ages and hometowns across several states, including Carnegie, Jeannette, Shenandoah, Crawfordsville, Nashvill e, Chicago, Hoboken, and Albany, alongside reverends named Barrows Lytle Downs Jeffries and others, reflecting a church or wedding notice roundup.
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Benjamin Tre Waddell
Carnegie
Anna Mary Rethl
Jeannette
Alfred
Barrowws
Charles Clay Triplett
Shenandoah Jamison
W. Va
Marie J. Severson
Manson
S Dak
W. A. Lytle
George W. Rimkie
Edith Pugh
Crawfordsville
Ind
Joseph
Kelly
Garreld Vox
Thelma
Stam
Hey
F. N. Hinkel
L. Lyle Chappenau
Delaplaneta
Genevieve Tt
Johnston
Loperville
Wilmer BP
Hivin Umnney
Amp
Ulahe
Fertora Gladys Copeland
Nashvalle
Tenn
John H. Jeffries
Frank Bora Johnsson
Nora Grace Green
Howaard Downs
Alfred Armitage
Chicago
Til
Flzabeth F. Moore
Howard F. Downs
Bernard BH. Schwarz
Cleveland
Caraile T. Schwab
Rey Loumstene
Hearty N. Wittsche
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Theoungers Shop
Associated Charities Indorse
Re Universe
Weschler
Pa. Ave
N.W
Kokomo
Byron S. Adams
Eeleventh St. N. W
Phewe
Bartram Electric Garage
New Hampshire Ave
F St. N. W
Weschler’s
Reo Spiedster
Reo
Wan
Photoplay
Hoth
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
Ave
17Th St
M A. Weschler
N. Y
Walter Damrosch
Conteetie Pacsiey
Fritz Kareisler
Omiee T. Arthur Smith
G St
Moore
Ogly
Oton Studios
Noitu
Watt
Maate’s
Strand Theater
Buat
Vayn
Aiveranl
Frank
Mayo and
Mohty Prama
Orchratra Added Ventures
I Moore
Garde Hi
D&e A
Ff Ps
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Artcraft
J. M. Barrie
Crichton” Auteat
Tut
Rightway School OF Dancing
New York Ave
Sith St
Acadmy
O’mahoney
Britain
Men’s & Young Men
Bestyette
Oxford
Palais Roral—Maln Fiocer
Ss Intyesy
Messrs. Shubert
William A. Brady
Fulea Eckert Goodman
Arthur Ainley
London
Godfrey Te ‘and
A. E. An
Nonden
Arle
Mary Malone
Ols Ubest
Winter Gardens
Winter Garden
Willard Mack
Moore’s
Trampton Presents
Zane Grey
Palace
Ethel Clayton
Fain
Theati M
Dolores I Cassinelli
Tomorilow
Moores Garde Theater
Fiolet Heming
Wanda Hawley
Kendore Rabrrta
Tully Warshkatl
Pauline Frederick
Prinred
Letty
Prom Pinero
Binney
Susan
Ford Sterling
Mack Sennett
Htmet Gomsur
Park Road
Lyceum
Geety di Street
Helen & Jack
Low Kelly
Vatiownal
Sit
John Cort
Access
Millis
Mabel
Aest Welek
Cohan & Harnis
Fiske
Nelly
N’ Orleans
Burton Holmes
Rational
Anna Case
Mire T
Arthur Smith
Thoe
Army and Navy
C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc
New York Avenue
Anderson Printery
Equity Savings Bank Blig
N. Y. Ave
12Th
Pennsylvania Ave
B.F. Keith
Wilkie
Jimmy Bard
Hussey
Herbert Clifton
Demarest & Coste
the Magicux
Katherine Murray
Donald Masters
Nippon Due
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