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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

Page

19

MORE HOURS TO VOTE CHAMBER PLANS ELECTION CHANGES

Forty seven candidates are to be balloted for 4 officers and ten directors by 701 chamber members. A new all day election approach opens at noon January 10 in chamber quarters with an Arlington transfer at 7 pm for evening voters. If approved by the board, results could be announced by 10 pm. The race for first vice president features D J Callahan and J Louis Willige.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber Arlington Gude Board of Directors Nell D. J Callahan J Louis Willige

Being Broke No Excuse Court Rules

Judge Pugh in police court yesterday ruled a man must support his wife even when unemployed. Frederick Kopper faced nonsupport charges, claimed no job, and asked for time before paying eight dollars weekly. The judge refused extra time, stating duty until better or worse, and Kopper’s sentence to jail was suspended.

Pugh Boprer

Washington Auxiliary of Indian Bureau Meeting at Alexander Home

Members of the Washington auxiliary of the national Indian bureau met yesterday afternoon at 1711 Q Street, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Alexander. Rev. F. J. Goodwin opened the gathering, reports by Mrs. M. H. Sawyer and Mrs. J. A. Campbell were read, and Frederick H. Abbott, assistant commissioner of Indian affairs, delivered an address. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander entertained guests at tea after the exercises.

Washington Alexander National Indian Bureau T. H. Alexander Q Street F. J. Goodwin Mount Pleasant Congregational Church M. H. Sawyer J. A. Campbell Frederick H Abbott Indian Affairs Chang Auxiliry

Two Get Penitentiary Terms In Criminal Court No 2

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday sentenced William Butler alias Candy and Horace Dent to two years and six months each in the penitentiary for breaking and entering houses. Both pleaded guilty to the charges. The page also markets Arnold's Oxdensburg Ale and various local foods and beverages. The Talk of the Town Eckstein's Business Men's Lunch is advertised.

Clabaugh Criminal Court No. 2 William , Butler Candy Horace Dent Oxdensburg West Arlington Bottling Co Sea Foods Phils Oyster & Chop House

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