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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

23

Washington backs plan for vast forest link to capital

Washington business men civic societies and the American Civic Association pledge support for a national forest connecting Washington and Baltimore. They estimate a six million dollar program to create the forest, with funding spread over several years. William F. Gude of the Chamber of Commerce says the project is of national importance and should win broad endorsement. The Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade will formalize backing as soon as possible and develop a detailed plan with local civic groups.

Washington American Civic Association Pep Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade Civic Association William F. Gude Chamber of Commerce Mr. Gude Congress II Board of Trade Patriotic

Changes in local electric railway schedules announced

The District electric railway commission announced changes to several car schedules to take effect after the first of the year. HAOC Eddy, secretary and executive officer, and Commissioners Smith and West are reviewing current routes to implement extensive changes aimed at improving traffic conditions.

District Electric Railway Commission Haoc Eddy Thomas W 8Smith Henry L West

Mrs Rosa Cohen Accuses Husband of Living Under False Name

Mrs Rosa Cohen files equity suit in District Supreme Court seeking enforcement of support from her husband Benjamin Cohen a tailor at 810 Ninth Street NW. She alleges he changed his name to Louis Bennett to avoid detection and claims he bought real estate May 27 1909 in the city and titled it to Flora Garlock also known as Flora Bennett. The couple married in 1893 and have three children.

Rosa Cohen Equity District Supreme Court Benjamin Cohen Ninth Street Cohen Louis Bennett Flora Garlock Flora Bennett Cohens

Christmas Shopping by Federal Taxicab Ad

Quick transport option featured as a holiday tip. The page includes various notices and ads from the District, from a divorce filing by Emma Burket to probate news for John Swope, plus local business promotions and a comment on The Washington Post as the real estate medium of the city.

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