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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1917

Page

4

Militia to Be in Line Col Harper Receives News

District troops to return to Washington by March 1 with 2 000 militiamen expected in line for inaugural parade. New York delegation and 100 Guardsmen join, civic clubs seek parade space, Boy Scouts mobilize 800 nearby, Baltimore and Washington contingents assisting, 1 000 color bearers planned for suffrage event at White House March 4.

White House District of Columbia Washington Col. Harper Third Infantry San Antonio el Paso Tex New York Young Men's Democratic Club Raleigh St. Mary's Industrial Institute Baltimore J. Fred Kelley Masonic Temple Baltimore Council Washington Scouts Maj Pullman Congressional Union Margaret Fay Whittmore Detroit

Police Captain Elliott Dies After 25 Years in Anacostia Force

Captain Henry Biliott longtime Anacostia precinct officer dies at home 3131 Wieventh Street northwest from dropsy aged 63. A Indiana native and former U S Army cavalry and artillery veteran he joined the police in 1889 and led the Eleventh precinct from 1904. He belonged to Mount Pleasant Lodge No 33 A F and A M and the Policeman's Association. Survived by his wife arrangements for funeral not yet made.

Henryb. Biliiott Anacostia Nie Wieventh Street Indiana Police United States Army Eleventh Mount Pleasant A. F A. M Policeman's Association Ha Ia

Funeral of W. T. Bauskett Held at Family Residence

Funeral services for William T Bauskett clerk to the Senate committee on claims will take place at the family residence 1121 Columbia road at 1 16 o clock this morning interment at Mount Olivet. He died Saturday night aged 51. He was a former newspaper man and once secretary to Senator Talia ferro of Florida. He leaves his wife Margaret a son William Jr and daughters Jane and Margaret.

William T Bauskett Senate Committee On Claims Tealdence Columbia Road Mount Olivet Bauskett Taliaferro Florida Margaret Bauskett William Bauskett, Jr Jane

Falls Into Potash Tub Burns Painter At Printing Office

Edward Campbell aged 40 of 1316 Irving Street NW, a painter at the government printing office, fell yesterday afternoon into a tub of potash solution and burned his hands and legs. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors report his condition not serious.

Edward Campbell Burns Irving Street Government Printing Office

Weather forecast and sun tide summary

The United States Weather Bureau reports rain and clearing patterns across regions with warmer midweek in Virginia and Maryland. A disturbance moved northeast from Colorado toward the Tower lake region while another lingered off the north Pacific coast. Snow fell in the Great Lakes area and upper Mississippi Valley with general rain in Pacific states and the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Local readings show temperatures around 45 midnight to afternoon, with little sunshine and trace rainfall.

Colorado Tower Lake North Pacific Coast Great Lakes Mississippi Missouri Rocky Mountains Plateau Pacific States Ohio Valley Tennessee Middle South Atlantic Gulf Ohio New England New York Middle Atlantc Lake Lower Michigan Oho East Gulf States Middle Atlantic States Mississippi River Florida Atlantic States

Lectures and concerts fill Washington clubs tonight

City briefs report Dr. M W Shefferman discussing handwriting forgery detection at Potomac Literary Society in the U W T U hall 522 Sixth Street NW tonight. A piano recital at the YMCA features Elizabeth Pattile blind pupil Peabody Club hosts to music lovers. Dr Earle Wilfley lectures on motion pictures at the YMC A tomorrow night. District bird residents attend a Library of Congress musical tonight with Gertrude Lyons Ruth Bronson and Misa Casselman.

Potomac Literary Society W. C. T. U. Hall Sixth Street Northwest M. W. Shefferman Peabody Club Washington Elizabeth Pattille Peabody Earle Wilfley Bird District of Columbia Library of Congress Gertrude Lyons Ruth Bronson Misa A. Casselman

City Bulletins on Prices and Floral Sents

Advertises Great Hosstyn Cure Honey Kist Bacon at Briggs Center Market for 20 cents per pound and fragrant flowers to brighten sick rooms. Mentions 14th Street address and affer. notes moderate prices and color in the sick room ambiance.

Hosstyn Briggs Center Market

Patents Firm Dissolution Suit Seeks Receiver

Clarence E. Doyle, ex member of C. A. Snow & Co., sues in District Supreme Court for dissolution of the firm and appointment of a receiver. He alleges coerced dissolution signed under protest and seeks an accounting and injunctive relief to prevent interference. Justice Stafford set preliminary hearing for Friday.

Stafford C. A. Snow & Co Chester A. Snow District Supreme Court Clarence E. Doyle Snow Herbert D. Lawson Mason B. Lawton Monroe E. Miller Doyle Edward F. Calladay H. 8. Barger Addis H. Snow

LICENSED TO MARRY NAMES LISTED IN VIRGINIA MARRIAGE NOTICE

A Virginia marriage notice lists multiple couples with ages and hometowns including Doswell Richmond and Mechanicsville. names include Raymond Pierce Louise Loth Eugene Dormer Mee McGovern Hazel Thoroton and others. Clergy listed alongside each pairing indicates officiants such as Rev. W A Oshill and Rev. John Fi Erkenrode in various locations.

Raymond ©. Pierce Doswell Louise P. Loth Richmond The Bay Charles T. Turner Eugene T. Dormer Washington Mee R. McGovern Pittsville W. A. Oshill Moxey J. Wallace Hazel O. Thoroton H. Greene Edward A. Murphy Fort Moorer Alice M. Coughlin Washingt John Fi. Erkenrode Christian W. Dammeyer Annapolis Frances V. Wilson Richard Schmidt Henry G. Millerstek Teresa Heine Baltimore William A. Cahill Euclid E. Testa Donan Mary BE. O'Rourke F. C. Gavan George W. Wright Anna ‘T. Chavers Clarence E. Whee Charles B. Butler Gertrude A. ‘Weaver John C. Ball Julian P. Lane Myrtle May Jackson Hugh T. Stevenson John Franklin Adams Katharine Clay Adams Mechanicsville W. J. Tynan Charles P. Tick Grace Agnes Wells Petersburg W. J. Brooks

Births Reported From Local Families

Birth notices list multiple local couples with newborns including Williams Reeves Shalton Kellogg Kerr Jordan Heil Henning Halloran Burns West Wesley Tilgman Nelly Bowie Brent and other names. The record records several boys and girls born to these households in the community.

Charles Mattie Williams John H Sue C. Shalton James A Bertha B. Reeves Reed Myrtle V.lehman Wilbur F Catherine Kellogg Thomas W Sleasie M. Kerr Frank Rosa Jordan Ernest P Katherine T. Heil Fred W Virgie A. Henning John A Susie G. Halloran Modena E. Burns Joseph B Eugenia West John Marion Wesley Charles J Clara Tilgman Anne Nelly Edward and Viney F. Bowie George W Henrietta Brent

Deaths in the District Listed with Ages and Addresses

A long list of deaths is reported with ages from infants to elderly adults. Names include Herman Kets Rebecca Anderson Thomas Kennedy and others, with addresses or institutions in Washington D C and surrounding areas. Several infants are named as well as patients at local hospitals and Freedmen’s Hospital.

Herman Kets U. S D. C Mary I. Sanford St. Elizabeth's Hos Frank Whiting Mack H. Dooley Bera G. Zeigermann Charles W. Sears St. Me Rebecca Anderson St. Nw Thomas Kennedy Edward Chark Blue Plaina Grace McGhen Geo. Wash Uni Hos T. Bauskett Col. Rd Wm. T. Bradshaw Sibley Hospital Selby Ford Barthelemy Henry F. Wilcott Magdaline E. Pfaff Burns St. Ae Arthur d Annie Brame T St Alfred Allen Laura Shelton John A. Miller FE St Augustus Pinkett

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