Todd's Tonic Praised By New Jersey Resident
Henry Lichau, longtime New Jersey Avenue resident, testifies after hernia surgery and weak recovery that Todd's Tonic rebuilt his strength, improved appetite, and restored sleep. He calls it the best wine tonic in the world and notes availability at Peoples Drug Stores and the local drug store.
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Todd
Henry
Lichau
New Jersey Arenue
Todd’s
Washington
Alexandria
Sibley Hospital
People’s Drug Store
No. 1
Ith& K
Northwest
White
All Peoples Drug Stores
Adv
Older School Music Rendered at Recuitas
A recital by Wanda Landowska and Hans Kindler at the National Theater offered Bach Mozart Purcell Scarlatti and other masters in a charming program. Kindler’s renowned cello playing wove melodic beauty, while Landowska’s harpsichord and Mozart piano group complemented the evening. Emanuel Balaban returned as accompanist, enhancing the overall performance.
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Wanda Landowska
Hans Kindler
National
Bach
Mozart
Purcell
Scarlatti
Kindler
Valentini
Gamden
Mme, Landowska
Mme
Landowska
Emanuel Balaban
Princess Elaine von der Lipp-Lipski fights for insurance money
Princess Elaine von der Lippski renewed her appeal in the Court of Appeals seeking $10,000 from a war risk insurance policy of her son Lieut Wendell K Phillips. She argues her son could not legally change or cancel the beneficiary designation, as she remained owner of the policy and security for a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine von der Lipp- Lipski
Wendell K. Phillips
Court of Appeals
Phillips
Mie
Disbarment Sought Against Sydney A Schwartz
The grievance committee of the bar association began proceedings in District Supreme court to disbar Sydney A. Schwartz for alleged acts involving moral turpitude. Schwartz is held for the grand jury on robbery charges in police court under a $10,000 bond. The case includes forgery of a $206 check tied to the accused. Justice Hoehling appointed Joseph T. Sherfer as receiver for Hoover Zook’s haberdashery business at 1342 G Street NW. liabilities listed at $40,000 with assets of $20,000.
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Bar Association
District Supreme Court
Sydney A. Schwartz
Schwartz
McMahon
Dt Bapdita
Justice Hoehling
Joseph T. Sherfer
Hoover Zook
G Street
Zook
House Member Sued Radio at North Pole By Shipping Company
The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company filed suit in District Supreme Court against Representative Edwin L. Davis of Tennessee to recover 100000 dollars in damages over allegedly defamatory statements about the Shipping Board and government ship operations. The complaint, dated August 1 and 14, names legal counsel Peelee Ogilby Lugsenheim Untermeyer and Marshall and cites published reports in the New York Commercial.
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Radio
North Pole
Explorer
Cosmopolitan
Gompany, Inc
Broadway
New York City
District Supreme Court
Edwin L. Davis
Tennessee
Hbe
Peelee and Ogilby
Lugsenheim
Untermeyer and Marshall
Universial Service
New ‘York
Shipping Board
House of. Representatives
Black Diamond Steamship Company Sa
Cosmopolitans Hear History of Plumbing at Club Meeting
David Ridgers presented a history of the plumbing industry to the Cosmopolitan club at the Franklin Square hotel. Dr J Rozier Biggs announced a New Year party at the Les House and a Christmas party for children at the Franklin Square hotel on December 30. A committee of Ferdinand Petit Dr Edward Silver and James S McKee will supervise dramatic productions while George Locke Dr Sobn Laird and Walter Gawler head the glee club committee.
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David Ridgers
Cosmopolitan Club
Franklin Square Hotel
J. Rozier Biggs
Les House
Ferdinand Petit
Edward Silver
James S.mckee
George Locke
Sobn Laird
Walter Gawler
Glee Club
Richard Allen Seeks Absolute Divorce Amid Allegations
Richard Allen of 1310 Thirty third Street NW petitions for an absolute divorce from Katherine M. Allen. He alleges she left home claiming homesickness while others say she was with lawyer Elbert B. Frey. Frey’s former wife Gertrude Frey previously divorced for misconduct. The case, heard in the District Supreme Court, involves claims of adulterous acts and related accusations.
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Way Vanes Allen
Crouch and Barger
Frey
Gertrude
Richard Allen
Katherine M. Allen
Hthelbert B. Frey
Connecticut
Mia District Supreme Court
Wasunaton
Bane
Dennett to Head State Publications Division
Tyler Dennett will be appointed chief of the division of publications of the State Department on December 28 to replace Harry G. Dwight who has resigned. Dennett holds a philosophy degree from Johns Hopkins and has lectured there on American history since 1923. He was associate editor of the World Outlook 1614 1916 and author of The Democratic Movement in Asia and Americans in Eastern Asia.
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Tyler Dagnsti
State Department
Harry G. Dwight
Dennett
Johns Hopkins University
World Outlook
Asia
Blood Pressure Tests Urged in Insurance Screening
Maj. R. E. B. Scott of Walter Reed General Hospital spoke at a City Club luncheon under the Life Underwriters Association about blood pressure as a key risk gauge for life applicants. He demonstrated sphygmomanometers and warned that mishandling instruments causes varying readings, noting many serious diseases alter blood pressure early.
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Maj
R. EB. Scott
Laboratory Service
Walter Reed General Hospital
District of Columbia
Life Underwriters Association
Maj. Scott
Actors to Entertain at National Press Club Tonight
The press club hosts a varied program for an evening billed as newspaper men's night featuring Ton Ton the magician Joe Brown Polls and the Cowboy quartet Noe Daly from Earth's Fred Hart from the Gayety Nick Altrock George O Connor Matt Horne Roxie and his gang Arthur McCreight on piano Representative Frank Crowther storytelling and Tobe Gremmer from the Strand.
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National Press Club
Thurston
Magician
Joe Brown
Poll’s
Cowboy Quartet
Noe Daly
Earth’s
Fred Hart
Per
The
Gayety
Nick Altrock
George O'Connor
Matt Horne
Roxie
Arthur MccCreight
Frank Crowther
Tobe Gremmer
Strand
District to Begin 281 Public Safety Appointments
District commissioners will start appointments of 165 men to the police force and 116 to the fire department within the next few days. The increases were authorized by Congress, and the commissioners aim to make the first appointments effective Monday.
All' pure linen Chalet Handkerchiefs in a box
A brief ad item notes pure linen Chalet handkerchiefs offered at 25 cents per box. It frames the sale with small price detail and simple product description.
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Ary S. Lichau
New York
Penns
Poeppe
Aslo
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Standard Railroad of the ‘World Met
Recutas
National Theater
Zdole
Washington Post
Donald B. MacMillan
New Masonic Temple
National Geographic Society
MacMilan
Civilization
Richard
Allen
Ethelbert B. Frey
Yacnandant
Tyler Dennett
State’ Publications
Pala
COCAL
LON
Ranetonte
OUR
Martha
Cowan
Ewirig
Windsor
Davenport
Inets
Bookcages
Standard Gilco
New Jersey
H. Ss. Damsk
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