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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1910

Page

8

Washington Women Form Temperance Society in Dupont Circle

About 20 women from city churches met at Laura Olney’s home on Twentieth Street Northwest and formed the Women’s Christian Temperance Society to aid temperance workers. Officers were elected with Mrs Olney as president and Mr William Knockox as secretary. The movement aims to organize new members across churches and discuss liquor’s impact.

Washington Laura Dlney Twentieth Street Northwest Women's Christian Temperance Society Petra

May Raise Realty Tax Plan Hears District Proposals

A conference between the board of assistant assessors and the District commissioners discussed raising real property taxes. They debated assessing properties at 70 percent of actual value and an annual reassessment instead of every three years. Commissioner Judson noted underassessments, while Commissioner Rudolph supported annual reviews despite expected complaints.

Semy Dans Woard Judson WFP Richards Rudolph

Slips in Courtroom Lead to Recapture Effort

Clerk Lam Harpe cited Beinari Keenan’s name thrice in police court and admitted a prisoner had vanished from the pan. A nationwide search failed to locate Keenan, who fled after a Hampton arrest for boarding house swindling. A citizen alerted Inspector Cross near Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, confirming Keenan was leaning on a lamp post. He was recaptured after resisting further questioning.

Lam Harpe Beinari Keenan Keenan Hampton Keener Wag Gust Cross Sixth Street Pennsylvania Avenue

Osteopathy Bill Faces District Hearing Fight

Tomeopathic and allopane physicians in the District oppose a Congress bill recognizing osteopathy. The former board approved it. new commissioners call a District building hearing next Monday morning. TM John D Thoms of the Medical Association urges no action until his group presents objections. Dr Wilbur L Smith of the Osteopathic Association asks for an early hearing.

Congress Scense Board of Commissioners Wilbur L Smith The Osteopmtite Association

Judge Diekema to Speak on The Road to Happiness

Judge G J Diekeman of Michigan will headline a Sunday afternoon talk at the New National Theater on The Road to Happiness. The event, hosted by MCA, features music by Anton Kaspar and the association orchestra starting at 2 o'clock. The meeting is for men and strangers, with invitations extended to local readers.

G J Diekeman Tomoorrow New National Theater MCA Diekema House of Representatives Michigan Anton Kaspar Association Orchestra

Great Alpine Lecture by Fay on Rocky Mountains

Prof Charles E Fay, an eminent alpinist, spoke at a National Geographic Society event about exploration aims in the Rocky Mountains of the Northwest. He described British Columbia as a new Switzerland, showing 1300 attendees stereopticon views and predicting tourist interest akin to the Alps.

Charles E Fay Tits College Mass Rocky Mountains Great Northwest National Geographic Society Fay British Colmbia British Columbia Canada Switzerland Alps

Mrs W T Duvall Dead in Washington Home

Mrs WoT Duvall wife of Dr Duvall died suddenly of apoplexy yesterday at her home 18 UT street northwest Funeral services will be held at 120 o'clock this afternoon at her home Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Mrs Duvall an early Washington resident came from Georgetown during the lyst war Maiden name Mary A Stevend Married in 162 and lived in Washington since Survived by husband Dr W oT Duvall a son William S Duvall and a daughter Mrs Carl Harry Claudy

Duvan Duvall UT Street North West Oak Hill Cemetery Washington Georgetown Mary A Stevend Dr Duvall Wiliam S Duvall Carl Harry Claudy

Mrs Shoemaker Buried At Sacred Heart Funeral

More than a thousand attended the funeral of Katie Shoemaker a Washington philanthropist. The service at the Church of the Sacred Heart began at 11 o clock with Rev Falke Bischof officiating and was followed by private interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Shoemaker devoted her life to alleviating want and suffering among the poor and received many from whom she had previously provided aid.

Church of the Sacred Heart Katie Shoemaker Washingtons Inghmoss Falke Bischof Church of the Nativity Hel Cather Mackin St Pauly Cathol Father McGee Walton J Tambert A Fox John Joy Folwon Bo Snyder C . Lancaster C Sniff Capt WM Bracks Rock Creek Mia Shoemaker

Park View Citizens to Elect Officers Next Meeting

At the Park View Citizens Association meeting held at Whitney Avenue Christian Church officers were nominated for election at the next gathering. G Methath for president J L Wilmell for first vice president Org Defiz secretary Milam Sebury treasurer-executive committee Hoy Mallin WP Cole man oT Tews Atkins JR Tameon D Selle Utingham G Gerivener DOH Bus T Gate all wna A Ford Phe committee on streets was tasked to examine Park Place assessments.

Park View Citizens Association Whitney Avenu J L_ Wilmell Defiz Milam Sebury Hoy Mallin Coleman Atkins JR Tameon Selle Utingham Gerivener Ford Phe Park Place

Veterans Camp Inspected at Astor Camp Visit

Department commander Samuel Mawson and staff inspected Col John Jacob Astor Camp at the United States Soldiers Home last night. Mawson praised the conditions and commended the veterans. The Soldiers Home Band, led by Capt Zimmerman, played from 7:20 to 9 o'clock GL Shorey was master of ceremonies with speeches on welcome and soldier life.

Samuel Mawson John Jacob Astor United State Mawson Solders Capt Zimmerman Shorey Yeade

Paroled youth who crawled from a bed home

George White, a young man found under a bed in Elizabeth Shellenberger's Fifteenth Street residence on December 6, admitted guilt and showed penitence. Justice Ashley M Gould granted parole to return to his California parents, with Prisoners Aid Society supervision to ensure a safe journey to the Pacific coast. Also noted is Jom Hayes of Indianapolis winning the Republican State committee secretary post, replacing previous duties and bringing broad political ties.

Calfornia Ashley M Gould George White Elizabeth Shellenberger Fifteenth Streets California White Gould Boclery Pacife Hayes Indianapolis Republican State Committee of Indiana Washington Albert J Beveridge

Funeral for McKee Duncan McKee Held at Family Home

The funeral for the late McKee Duncan McKee, who died Thursday, will be held this afternoon from his parents home at 13 Rhode Island Avenue. Services will be led by Rev Anson Phelps Stokes, a Yale classmate. Pallbearers will be former college mates. Interment is private.

McKee Duncan McKee Rhode Island Avenue Anson Phelps Stokes Yale

Will of Joseph Waters Leaves Estate to Children

The will of Joseph G Waters, president of Potomac Savings Bank of Georgetown, dated November 15 1918, directs the estate cash of 1000 to be allocated among his wife’s heirs and various children. Martha Waters receives household goods, personal effects, and a cash bequest. Thomas D Waters and a niece Mrs Isabel Weisel receive shares. Henry Hunt and Thomas D Waters act as trustees with one third to Martha, one third to Thomas, and the remaining third held for Anna Gregory during life and distributed to her children after. Executors are named as trustees.

Potomac Savings Bank Joseph G Waters Potomac Savings Bank of Georgetown Matha Wadterm Thomas D Waters Isabel Weisel Waliam Jackson Henry Hunt Martha Waters Anna Gregory

Chinamen Fined for Gambling at Lower Pennsylvania Ave

Chinamen Lee You Lee Sam Lee and Dee dong Lee You Lee Kim were arraigned in Criminal Court No 1 on gambling device charges. They pleaded guilty and were fined five cents each. Arrests followed a post office probe into gambling literature shipments via the malls. The notice also mentions various local businesses and ads.

Lee You Lee Sam Lee Iting Dee Dong Lee Kim Tustlee Goulden Pennsylvania Avenue Post Office

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