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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

39

Proposed Washington licensing bill targets usurious money lenders

Commissioners draft a bill to Congress to cap loan interest at 3 percent monthly and ban extra charges. It would require licenses for lenders charging more than 6 percent annually, impose a $100 annual license fee, and compel English loan registers and annual trial-balance reporting. Violations carry fines from 1 to 30 dollars, with enforcement by commissioners.

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LENOVITZ 18 SENTENCED IN POLICE COURT CASE

Benjamin Tenovitz was convicted of conducting a disorderly house. Judge Kimball overruled motions to quash and held police court jurisdiction. Tenovitz received six months in the district jail and a 300 fine, with six more months if unpaid. Appeal noted. bail set at 1000 dollars.

Benjamin Tenovitz United States Ralph Given Lenovitz John Ridout Campbell Carrington Kimball Given Mangan Jalt Lenavits Robert Ford Gould Wilson Mitchaul

Divorces Granted by Justice Barnard in City Court No 2

Justice Barnard signed decrees granting absolute divorce to John G. Weigel from Annie A. Weigel, marriage June 2193. James A. Toomey represented the husband. Joan Walsh received divorce from Josephine Walsh, marriage January 1904. Nettie M. Bunker divorced Edward N. Bunker with $25 monthly alimony and $0 for young fees. Bertha F. Pierce won an absolute divorce from Harry Pierce with $5 weekly alimony and legal expenses. defendant may visit daughter Rachel Ansley Pierce twice weekly. Bankruptcy petition filed against Alfred Mayer of Bon Marche dry goods, Baltimore creditors Holzman Manufacturing, Schiff & Bloom, David J. Wallerstein. Druggist A. Powell buys real estate at 185 Thirteenth Street Southeast for about $000 as an investment.

Barnard Justice Barnard John G. Weigel Annie A. Weigel Weigels James A. Toomey Joan BR. Walsh Jozephine ‘Walsh Nettie M. Bunker Edward N. Bunker Bertha F. Pierce Harry ©. Pierce Rachel Ansley Pierce Supreme Court Alfred Mayer Bon Marche Holzman Manufacturing Company Schiff & Bloom David 3. Wallerstein Baltimore Mayer Dr. A. & Powell J. . ‘Weedon &Co Thirteenth Street Dr. Powell

Street extension verdict overturned in equity court

In Equity Court No 4 yesterday Justice Anderson voided the jury verdict in the extension of Girard street to Fifteenth Street Northwest. The judge found the damages and assessments of benefits awarded by the jury unjust and unreasonable. Berth wees Poston G A 806 F at 105 Ith at.

Equity Court Justice Anderson Girard Street Fifteenth Street Anderson California Berth Wees Poston G. A

American Academy of Arts and Letters holds public session

The American Academy of Arts and Letters held a public session in the D A R Hall with William Dean Howells presiding. Ambassador James Bryce was guest of honor. papers were read by Thomas Hastings and Edwin H Blashfield. The next session is set for tomorrow at 10 o clock with noted speakers.

American Academy of Arts and Letters William Dean Howells Academy James Bryce Thomas Hastings America Edwin H., Blashfield R. A. Johnson Richard Watren Gilder D. A. R. Hall James Ford Rhodes Thomas W. Higginson Horatio Parker BR. U. Johnson Thomas R. Lounsbury Dante 3. French James F. Rhodes Wiliam M. Sloane Robert A. Johnson Bank 1

Clergymen urged to observe Peace Sunday worldwide

Clergymen of all denominations are urged to participate in Peace Sunday on December 19 to teach peace. The Peace Bureau in Berne named the third Sunday in December for observance, with global recognition, amid calls to avoid war over Nicaragua.

International Peace Bureau Berne Europe Amelia United States Belva A. Lockwood Peace Bureau Mitta Nica- Tagua Xed Armas Bate Canada Bureau of Washington Mexco Central American Nicaragua Cartago Costa Rica

Inquest Into Cell Death In Slath Precinct

An inquest will be held at the morgue Wits morning over the death of Samuel F. Primrose fatally injured in a cell at Slath precinct flushe station. An autopsy will determine the cause. Primrose, a former bartender on Bettmore, had been in custody after meeting Charles E. Site of Bridgewater Va who later accused him of robbery. Primrose was 40 years old.

Samuel F. Primrose Slath Primrose Bettmore Charles E. Site Bridgewater

City listings and entertainment notes from Arlington to theatre acts

Amusements include Maude Adams in What Very Woman Knows at 13 pm plus Belasco-Dockstader’s Minstrels and Columbia-Elsie Ferguson shows. Special sale of Chinese embroideries at Arlington Hotel. Extension bill for underground railway to V Street sent to Congress. Local crimes report six year sentence for cutting wife and burglary penalties.

Maude Adams Matinee Bile P.m Belaséo — Dockstader Columbia Elsie Ferguson Academy of Mus P. Tn Gayety Lyceum Moulin Rouge Lesquers Charles K. Wang Arlington Hotel H. Snyder & Co Tallors City and Suburban Railway Company North Capitol T Streets V Street Congress

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