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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1910

Page

19

Lighted wagons rule faces opposition from business groups

A city ordinance requiring horse drawn vehicles to carry lights goes into effect Sunday despite protests from the Chamber of Commerce and major wagon owners. Critics fear burdens on large businesses and warn of increased stable fires, while officials cite safety. The measure requires a white light forward and a rear light visible 200 feet, with exemptions for slow late arrivals to stables.

Chamber of Commerce Georgetown Citizens’ Association P. T. Moran Moran Columbi Etween Metropolitan Police

Joseph E Crandall Dies at 85 in Washington

Joseph E Crandall of 1240 Irving Street died yesterday at Washington Asylum Hospital. He was 85, born in Maryland, and worked 30 years for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. He leaves a wife, five children, a brother Milton R Crandall of the post office register division, and two sisters Mrs Melick and Mrs Warry Kenner of this city.

Joseph E. Crandall Irving Street Washington Asylum Hospital Crandall Maryland Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Milton R. Crandall Register Division Post Office Melick Warry Kenner

Cosmos Club Opens New Building At Lafayette Park

The Cosmos Club unveiled its new facility at Lafayette park and Hatree northwest with palm decorated rooms and fresh flowers. The event followed the building’s origin as Dolly Madison’s home and featured varied punch refreshments. Lectures included The Homeward Voyage of the Battleship Fleet by W H H Smith, chief clerk at the bureau of steam engineering, for the Western Presbyterian Church Men’s Brotherhood. A Jesuit priest from Leonardtown Md fell on Wisconsin Avenue and P Street in Georgetown, fracturing his right shoulder but walked to Georgetown University Hospital. Home grown roses by Gude at 1214 F street conclude the notice.

Cosmos Club Lafayette Park Hatreet Northwest Dolly Madison W. H. H. Smith Bureau of Steam Engineering Men's Brotherhood of The Western Presbyterian Church Father Fink Leonardtown Wisconsin Avenue P Street Georgetown Georgetown University Hospital

Dr Wiley to wed Miss Anna Kelton confirms engagement

Dr Harvey Washington Wiley longtime chief of the bureau of chemistry at the Department of Agriculture will marry Miss Anna C. Kelton daughter of the late Adl n Kelton and Mrs Kelton in the coming spring. Miss Kelton 26 works at the Library of Congress and is a suffragette studying law at a local university. Dr Wiley 60 is described as a bachelor and the news was disclosed in a limited circle with consent to discuss resting with the Kelton family.

Harvey Washington Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Anna C. Kelton Adi. N. John C. Kelton Kelton Adelatie l Josephine Ketton R Street Br. Whey Miss Kelton Library of Congress Wiley

Ernest H Daniel Named to Succeed Cox on School Board

The District Supreme Court accepted William V Cox's resignation as board president and appointed Ernest H Daniel, a 34 year old real estate operator from the firm Willige Gibbs Daniel, to fill the vacancy until July 1 1911. Daniel is the youngest member yet joins a list of possible presidents as the board meets to elect a successor. Building on the McKinley School addition resumes with plans for a school paper office Hand and Mind and hopes for a pupil printed publication in the coming years. Tomorrow nineteen preparatory students graduate from the revenue cutter service program, including three from Washington who studied at McKinley and served in the cadet regiment.

William V Cox Board of Education District Supreme Court Ernest H. Daniel Willige,Gibbs Daniel Geological Survey J. Louis Willige Danie i Nineteenth Street Northwest Cok Cox James F. Oyster Washington William D. Hoover Henry P. Blair McKinley School George B. Myers Clore McKinley

Dec Meeting and Auction Notices in City Bulletin

The December meeting of the Mik souri Society will be held at the Pythian Temple with Senator William Warner as principal speaker and music entertainment. Also listed are local ads for property sale, Christmas goods, liquor ads, census figures for Kansas towns, and various shops offering goods and services across downtown streets.

Mik' Souri Society Pythian Temple William Warner Missouri Maas Ave Wisconsin E. M. Law New York Ave

Last Rush Contest At The Washington Post Puzzle

Four days remain to enter the Washington Post puzzle contest. The rush has grown, with many participants submitting estimates before closing. Careful, legible filling is urged to avoid mistakes that could bar entry.

Post Wisten Washington Post Washington I.witt Puzate Cettlea

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