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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

8

Pay Raise Fails as Council Lacks Quorum in Alexandria

Washington Post at 703 King Street reports Alexandria council failed to act on a finance committee recommendation to raise police and firepay by $5 monthly due to lack of a quorum. The proposal would lift top police pay to $80 with various sergeant and driver raises while other minor increases were approved or debated. Resignations and petitions were considered, including John Leadbeater’s retirement and local street and sewer requests.

Ashington Reau King Street Alexandria Valley Council Finance Committee WWU Craven Common Council John Leadbeater

Musterate replaces blistering mustard plasters

Grandmother recalls old mustard plasters that blistered skin while Musterate provides relief without blistering. This clean white ointment, made from mustard oil, is massaged into skin for rapid relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, arthritis, neuralgia, and various aches.

Model Avenue Planned by Sixteenth Street Civic Groups

A large meeting of representatives from Sixteenth Street civic associations reorganized the old Sixteenth Street Improvement Association to cover the entire area. New officers include President John Joy Edson and multiple vice presidents from Brightwood, Columbia Heights, Piney Branch, Mount Pleasant, and Mid City. A committee led by Frederick J Rice will draft a constitution and by-laws for approval at the next gathering.

Sixteenth Street J. B. Henderson Can U Fletcher John Sharp Williams William A. Rodenberg J. B Henderson Mark Hanna Thomas Carter Rudolph Kauffmann Eugene van Rensselaer Marshall Field Allerton Cushman Robert N. Harper William Ramsay Frederick J Rice J B Henderson John I Cassidy James M. Watson Dson Association

Surplus to Raise Wages for District Workers

District government employees would seek recurring salary boosts of 10 percent for those earning 1200 or more and 20 percent for those below 1200. The plan proposes funding from a general surplus fund in the Treasury, estimated around 2 million dollars, to be presented to Congress for approval. Joseph H Hurley, president of the District Federal Employees Union, outlined the idea in meetings with city officials.

Federal Joseph H Hurle Hurley Congress Treasury Department Daniel J. Donovan Board of District Commissioners Burley

Pan Europe to End Wars Pan American Unity as Model

Council of Jewish Women hears John Barrett of the Pan-American Union urging adoption of a Pan American pattern to prevent future wars. He shares front-line impressions from Verdun to the Somme as part of a speech on Pan-Americanism, the War, and the Battle Front. Musical interludes and papers accompany the gathering at Eighth Street Temple.

Europe Pan-American Union John Barrett Council of Jewish Women Eighth Street Temple Garrett French Verdun Somme Irma Stern Kalisher Arthur Jyrean Sol Minster Levi David Howard Cohen Nahum Charles Goldsmith Washington The

Electoral College Returns Arrive as Congress Prepares

Messengers carrying state electors votes began arriving from capitals after electors met Monday and cast ballots. Returns, after credentials, were deposited with Vice President Marshall for safekeeping ahead of February joint session to declare Wilson and Marshall reelected. New Jersey’s returns, in Col Harry B Slater’s custody, were first received, followed by Rhode Island and Maryland.

Marshall Congress Wilson New Jersey Harry B Slater Trenton Rhoda Island Maryland

Prohibition Law to be Presented and Local Funeral Notices

The article notes a prohibition law presentation to a jury and lists funeral services for several residents. Col Francis L Smith Robly D Brumback and Samuel P Fisher, local bar members, are mentioned. Mrs Mary FE Crane dies in Del Ray with services at 2 pm. Several funeral notices follow for Mrs Sarah Elliott Mrs Henritta C Kimball and Mrs Mary E Chesser with burial details. A banquet speech lineup includes Senator John H Bankhead and others. The Holy Name Minstral Club staged an event for St Mary’s Church at the Young Men’s Sodality Lyceum Hall.

Francis L Smith Robly D Brumback Samuel P Fisher Mary FE Crane Edward Crane J B Duncan del Ray Alexandria County L M Ferguson Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Duncan Crane Constable Richard Crane Holy Name

Thieves Carry Off Overcoats and Personal Items Citywide

A spate of thefts yesterday and Monday night netted twelve overcoats and various valuables. Items stolen include a rug from Parker apartments on Fifteenth Street, a wild goose from the Zoo, eight overcoats from the Washington Railway and Electric Company toolbox, and numerous personal belongings from residences at North Capitol and K Streets, 500 F Street Southwest, Waverly, and other addresses. Losses include watches, a gold locket, cash, a seal fur muff, a revolver, bed linen, and preserves. Victims listed include Frank Croason, Reginald Lemas, Joseph Ganus, and Mary Thompson among others.

Parker Fifteenth Street Park Road Washington Railway and Electric Company North Capitol K Streets Frank Croason Sixth Street Reginald Lemas P Street Joseph Ganus Ninth Street B. Butts Waverly N Street Northwest Edward Davis F Street Mary Thompson Third Street Agnes Sullivan Seagueeart Alice Matthews Fifth Street New York Avenue

Street Accidents Injure Several in Northwest Washington

A series of street accidents in Northwest Washington left several injured. J H H Holmes, driving a house of detention van, was hurt at Ninth and L streets when struck by a Ninth Street line car and taken to Emergency Hospital. William Metz, 72, at 2018 Georgia avenue NW, was knocked down by an Otney Stratton owned car at Florida and Seventh, suffering body injuries. Cornelia Carroll, 50, of 2804 Fourteenth street NW, fell from a moving car at Ninth and Pennsylvania and sustained minor injuries. Cormner Nevitt was told that Augustus Muller, 45, linked to the Hismarck Hotel, died at Emergency Hospital after being removed Sunday night. The coroner investigates. Maxwell Smart store at Sheriff Road and Franklin Street suffered $25 damage from heat. Miss Taylor Logie, daughter of Dr R B Logie of Chevy Chase, Md, sprained her ankle when a car driven by her father and with her as passenger was Hoed at Fourteenth and Clifton by Louis Boeckstigns, 2016 Fourteenth Street NW. she was brought home by taxi.

J HH Holmes Ninth L Streets Ninth Street Washington Railway and Electric Company William Metz Georgia Avenue Florida Avenue Seventh Street Otney Stratton Rhode Island Avenue Cornelia Carroll Savoy Apartments Fourteenth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Cormner Nevitt Augustus Muller Hismarck Hotel Maxwell Smart Sheriff Road Franklin Street Taylor Logie R. B. Logie Chevy Chase Fourteenth Clifton Streets Louis Boeckstgns Fourteenth Street Northwest

Indiana Society entertains with reminiscences and music at Ebbitt

Judge Stanton J Peelle shared recollections of notable Indiana friends and state history. Miss Alice Sanger read memories of Benjamin Harrison. Mrs M W Lewis discussed the old Harrison home in Vincennes. A violin program by Rose Maxwell Dickey accompanied the meeting as Judge J W Thompson presented the society with a walnut rail gavell.

Stanton J Peelle Indiana Society Ebbitt Harrison Vincennes Rose Maxwell Dickey J W. Thompson

Army and Navy News Leave of Absence for Two Months

Leave of absence for two months granted to First Lieut Elbert Be Farman Jr in cavalry and to Maj Elmfr J Wallace in coral artillery corps. Several officers detached and reassigned across coast artillery, quartermaster, medical, and other services. Navy notes include duty orders, hospital transfers, and appointments for lieutenants, surgeons, and engineers with ship and station movements across Norfolk, Newport, Great Lakes, Guantanamo, and other ports.

Elbert BE. Farman, Jr Cavalry Elmfr J. Wallace Coral Artillery Corps Coast Artillery Board Fort Mom Va Saw Tel G Shartle Coast Artiery Corps James F Walker Coast Artillery Corps Ro Welles Oklahoma Naval Hospital Norfolk WC. Walts Navy Department Coudr VW Chase Bureau of Ordnance Minnesota R. Wallace Prairie Nicholson H Moore Z. E. Gill New York N. Y Asiatic Station Owens Naval Training Station Newport R. I Naval War College J. B. Kaufman Great Lakes Howard Bureau of Construction and Repair Portsmouth Navy Yard N. H Ranger Kansas Maine

Banks Name Many New Directors First Election Under Clayton Law

Washington banks and trust firms held annual meetings. Clayton law effective Oct 16 1916 spurred larger boards. New directors added at multiple banks including Riggs and National Metropolitan. several retirements and retirements under reserve board rules. Large lists of directors announced for Union Trust Washington Loan and Trust Federal National Bank Park Savings Farmers and Mechanics Savings and other institutions. Exposition building fire in St Paul, Minn reports loss of 275000.

Banks Clayton Washington National Savings Pennsylvania Avenue Arlington Fire Insurance Company Riggs National Bank Riggs Bank John R McLean Henry Hunt Admiral Brownson Joseph Paul Johns. Larcombe Henry B. Spancer Julius Garfinkle Fleming Newbold National Metropolitan Bank H. C Sheridan Walter Tuckerman H K Willard Federal Reserve Board District National Bank Lst A. West J. W. Williams Louis C. Wilson Elie Sheetz J. Letts Joseph A Whitfield J Leo Kolb Franklin National Bank John E Benton C A Muddiman E A. Godwin Continental Trust Company James R Campbell Commercial National Bank Carl Casey National Capital Bank H. H. McHee George F Harding Union Savings Bank Joseph E. Ralph Merchants’ Bank Levi Cooke W F Jones McLachlen Banking Corporation Marshall O | Leighton Lanier P. McLachlen Columbia National James A. Messer R L Russell John Mitchell, Jr Ww. Gude Richard J Earnshaw Lincoln National Bank Reserve Board W W Griffith Union Trust Company St Paul, Minn Dresa Ady

District Court News on Probate Decrees and Prison Designations

Justice Stafford signs an absolute divorce for Michael A D Man na from Julia Fiorini D Man na with counsel for both sides. The district reports on wills for Laura Virginia Cowling and Catherine McCarthy with multiple heirs and executors named. The Department of Justice designates prisons for District Supreme Court sentences, listing Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for longer terms and DC Reformatory for shorter terms. Other probate filings include John G Berckmann will and Nellie A Goodwin estate, with executors and trustees named. A civil action seeks a receiver for real estate linked to Mearns, Chatard versus Mearns, and multiple probate matters involving Gardner and McMahon cases.

Circuit Court Matthew Woo Brien Virginia B O'Brien Judee Job Thornton Hmma J Borden Thomas I Borden Robinson United States Laskey Department of Justice District Supreme Court United States Penitentiary Atlanta District of Columbia District of Columbia Reformatory Act of Congress

Gen Joseph R Webster Dies. Nebraska Lawyer and Civil War Veteran

Joseph B Webster former attorney general of Nebraska and veteran of the Civil War died at his home yesterday afternoon at age 93. Born in Calcutta Indiana, he served in multiple regiments, rose to lieutenant colonel, and later worked as an attorney general in Nebraska and a lecturer at the University of Nebraska. He lived in Washington for two decades before returning to Nebraska for burial. Survived by his wife and a daughter. Burial planned in Lane County, Nebraska.

Joseph B. Webster Attor Pox Pemeril Nebraskt Thr Cfs Nebrisky Turina Walia Jrdain Calone Geen Wabstr Caleutte Indie Burian Weis Wiss Jor Webster Gen Webster Tha Leval Burnside

Dinner at bank meeting in Georgetown hosts

At the annual meeting of the Farmers and Michimi Nikomas Hank stockholders in Georgetown the dinner followed the session. President William Wing and cashier Charles Woodmoentton greeted guests as local business and professionals gathered on the bank’s second floor to enjoy refreshments. The Mariners and Mechanics National Bank, DC’s second oldest, began in 1814 and aided the government with funds during the War of 1812.

Pharmers Michimi Nikomas Hank Cleorgetowm Pestlars William Wing Charles Woodmoentton Georgetown

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