Norfolk Girl Elopes With Norfolk Banker's Son
Miss Margueritte Guy of Norfolk and Irving Walker, son of L A Walker of Lincoln National Bank, wed in an elopement here Tuesday afternoon. They travelled with Miss Guy's niece to the Raleigh Hotel, then returned to Norfolk to start their life together. The bride's family, unaware until yesterday, will be notified by wire. The couple plan to reside in Norfolk as Mr Walker begins work for himself.
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Margueritte Guy
Norfolk
Irving Walker
L. A Walker
Lincoln National Bank
Washington
Guy
Raleigh
Hoyt
Walker
Miss Nichols
Charles B. Guthrie
Cidegroom
Bishop Harding to Preach in Lynchburg Church Service
In Rev Dr J Hen ning Nelms absence, Bishop Harding will lead the next Sunday morning service at St Pauls Church Lynchburg Va. This marks his first officiation at St Pauls since his consecration. Rev George Calvert Carter conducts the night service. A reception for Dr Nelms and Mrs Nelms by the vestry and Meng Club was postponed and will be held February 19 on Nelms's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Henning Nelms
Church of the Ascension
St Pauls Church
Lynchburg
Hardng ‘Iis
St Pauls
George Calvert Carter
St Andrew's Tae
Dr Nelms
Sirs Nelms
Whch
Alfred Harding
de Nelms
Coronation Day Observed by Japanese in Washington
Yesterday marked the 2569th anniversary of Japan's independence, with the Japanese flag raised at the embassy on a rare occasion. The day was broadly observed by Japanese in Washington, celebrated similarly to how Americans celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Washington
Schools Near Completion In District Buildings
The District building Inspector's office prepares to turn over two new school buildings to the board of education within three weeks. The Bryan School on B street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth southeast will be ready for occupancy in ten days. The Lucretia Mott School at fourth and W streets will be completed in three weeks. The Garfield project has started and is expected to be ready for occupancy at the opening of the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bryan
B Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Lucretia Mott
Fourth
Garfield
Extension of Newton Place Aims for $6000 City Bill
City commissioners drafted a bill to extend Newton place northwest from New Hampshire avenue to Georgia avenue and to connect Newton place in Gase's subdivision with Newton place in Whitney Close subdivision. The extension, estimated at $6000, was sent to Senator Gallinger for enactment.
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Newton Place
New Hampshire Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Gase
Whitney Close
Senator Gallinger
Formulation promising cough cure from Pines compounds
An old ad touts Mir two ounces Mycerine with Tiree or Pine, mixed with puro and a half pint of straight A erential well, to be taken every four hours. It claims the herbs possess healing Pines properties and will break a cough in twenty four hours, warning to use genuine Leach Chemical Co. compound pure prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rv Drugnet
Eee Yee Leach Chemical Co
Fire Escape Law Enforcement Hindered by Few Inspectors
Commissioners report to Congress that only about 8 percent of buildings covered by the 1908 fire escape law have complied due to a small inspector force and joint duties with the fire department. The policy has prioritized hotels and public assembly buildings, with apartments and offices remaining last, aiming to address the most dangerous structures first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
McGavin
Fire Department
Building Department
District Commissioner Observes Anniversary at His Desk
Henry B. Macfarland president of the district board turned 43 yesterday and kept to work at his desk as employees sent a large flower basket in his name. The celebration of Abraham Lincoln's anniversary was also arranged for the afternoon at 3:30 at the new Masonic Temple, with Macfarland as committee chair and presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B . Macfarland
Board of District Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Macfarlands
Macfarland
Abraham Lincoln
New
Masonic Temple
Street sweeper defies permit rule for boots
A laborer with a daily wage of a dollar fifty carried rubber boots from the District building without a permit. After a lengthy exchange with Watchman Colliflower, the man was ordered to show a valid exit permit. He finally complied by leaving with the boots after the watchman’s insistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colliflower
Bieber appeals pension dispute to US Supreme Court
Sidney Bieber former Distnet fire marshal whose disability pension was revoked after he refused a required physical examination has filed for a writ of error to the US Supreme Court. Under new pension rules all pensioners must undergo medical exams, a provision Bieber argued cannot override a vested right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sidney Bieber
Distnet
Clabaugh
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Bieber
Doctor Hazen Sues Medical Board Over License Refusal
Dr Henry Honeyman Hazen, after two years of medical practice in Maryland, sues the District Medical Board in the Supreme Court seeking a writ of mandamus. He claims his license denial under the reciprocity rule stems from a European honeymoon from June 1 to November 10. Defendants include board members Drs J Gregg Custis George C Ober and Ethelbert Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Henry Honeyman Hazen
Washington
District Supreme Court
Medical Board of
J . Gregg Custis
George C. Ober
Ethelbert Benson
Medical Examining Board
Hazen
District of Columbia
Howard Taylor Buried in Funeral Obituary
The funeral for Howard Taylor, son of Henry and Sarah H Taylor, was held yesterday afternoon. Rev M Howden of St John’s Georgetown officiated. Taylor, cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and of the late Admiral Harry Taylor and Col D Morgan Taylor, is survived by brothers John P Taylor of this city, Arthur Taylor of Virginia, and William Taylor of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taylor
Henry
Sarah H ’ Taylor
M. Howden
St John’s Church
Georgetown
Taylor
Robley D Evans
Harry Taylor
Col D Morgan Taylor
John P Taylor
Arthur Taylor
Virginia
Will'am
Detroit
Woman Awarded Five Thousand in Damage Suit
Mrs Gertrude Hill was awarded 5000 in a damage suit against Great Falls and Old Dominion Rail Road Company in Circuit Court No 2. She claimed a fall on August 23 197x while boarding a car near the Aqueduct bridge left her hip broken and required 1500 in medical expenses. The verdict came after she alleged the east side entry was unguarded and the obstructed opposite platform forced her to alight there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hill
Gertrude Thi
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Clabaugh
Mia Hi
Aqueduct Bridge
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
Wilton J Lambert
R H Ventman
Decree Grants Divorce to Mrs Liza Bell Danzenbaker
Justice Daniel Thew Wright signed an absolute divorce for Mrs Liza Bell Danzenbaker from Oscar Allen Danzenbaker and awarded alimony of 100 dollars monthly. The March 2 18 marriage produced two daughters, Dorothy L and Charlotte C Danzenbaker, with testimony alleging her husband frequented other women aboard his gas yacht Belle Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Thew Wright
District Supreme Court
Liza Bell
Danzenbaker
Oscar Allen Danzenbaker
Danzenbater
Belle Rose
Washington
Dorothy L
Charlotte C Danzenbaker
Danzeenbaker
Daughieis
George A Prevoist
March Under the Wing of Victory and Concert Overture
A program listing Von Blon Overture Le Roi d etot 4dam Violin quartet Carnival of Venice Air Varte with Dancla Wiss Gerdia Christiani Mastera George Moskey Frank Monkey Master Gite Radl Grand selection Faust Nocturne Im Rosenhain excerpts The Waltz Dream Sintermesxo Sixtiletta Winale Phorenshhred conductor Effenberg Straana Von Blox Brown
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Victory
von Blon
Air Varte
Dancla Wiss
Gerdia Christiani
George Moskey
Frank Monkey
Gite Radl
Rosenhain
Winale
Phorenshhred
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Saks&company
Baka & Company
Penns Ave
Seventh Street
Stetson Rats
Q Rosaer
Society, Inc
New York Avenue
Prince Albart
Altimore Flyer
Barber & Ross
Les
Beauty
Burchell
N.W. Burchell
F Street
Gates & Rich
Seventh St
Bet K and
Virginia City
Bishop Harding
Hotel Johnson
New York
Thomas McDonald
Harvey's
Pyles
Rosenfeld
Lincoln
Farragut
Fiat
Fairfax Dairy
Gould
Kalamazoo
Pat Mudulman & Co
Maerze
Senate—brewery
Arlington “Betting Company
Old Pica
Harris Rwing
E. B. F. Macfarland
Sues Medical Board
Dr. Hazen
Admiral Evans
Admiral Taylor
Archbold
John D Archbold
Standard of Company
Alterio
John M Murphy
U. S. Soldiers’ Home Bank
Stanley Hall
Screees
Gonned
Effenberg -Straana von Blox
Brown
John S. 4
Zemmermann
Friedlander Bros
N. W
RUG Buyers
House & Herrmann
N.W
Heinz
H J Heinz Company
H. J. Heinz Company
Chesapeake Bay
Offich
Chesapeake Beach Land Company
Munsey
Norfolk Harbor
Standard Oil Company
Pennebaker
Cause & Jones
George C Shinn
W Archbold
C. W. Toboldt’s Oriental Rug Hospital
Gallery of Foreign Arts
Dupont Circle
Andrews
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. Nw
Stecat
Randle Highlands
Whitehouse
Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Ennals
Mendelsohn’s Art Gallery
Sheraton
Our
New York Avenue Nn
A. Mendelssohn
New York Ave
Pouglais
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. L Douglas Shoe Store
Douglas Brockton
Penn. Ave
W. W
The
Daily and Sunday Post
Doffy
Duffy
Washington Gas Light Co
Tenth Street
Evans
Price
Henry Evans
Mr. Merchant
Potomac Electric
14Th Street N. W
Tae Keeley
Grirere
Serth Capitol Street
Washington, Co
Rewkers Elso
Co'ume ‘A Or
Marsland
Weiss Lal People’s Drug Store
Raz
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