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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1915

Page

9

Mas Tatum Holds Out in Warrants War at Pontico

Wealthy cotton broker John C. Tatum and his wife Mary Jane face a flare of legal action in North Hempstead as seven warrants are issued against Tatum, his wife, and relatives plus staff. Constables report injuries from a confrontation at the Pontico home as lawyers promise future reconciliation despite new warrants and court moves.

Washington Post Great Neck Long Inland John C. Tatum Mary Jane Tatum James McArthur Catharine McArthur Jienny Coddington Robert Pearsall David B. Alen Manhanger Allen Pontico Mr. Tatum Glen Cove W. I. Candee Mrs. Brown John Norris John Kappare Max Steuer

Playground survey talk at Willard with Miss Lathrop presiding

Monday Evening Club hosted a symposium on the Washington recreational survey conducted by the children's bureau and District government. E B Dearcet, former Chicago playground chief, E B Martin District playground supervisor, and Dr F E McKenzie of Ohio State presented forthcoming survey findings and progress. Maps and charts will show block by block population density, recreational facilities, and useful data.

Julia Lathrop Children's Bureau Willard Washington E. B. de ‘Arcet South Side Park Chicago E. 3. Martin FE. A. McKenzie Ohio State University Air. de Groot Martin

Bills Continue In House Debates On Tax and Water Provisions

Passes 7 D. G. bills continued from first page. A big defalcation served a term in the penitentiary. The total shortage would be distributed among miscellaneous receipts District of Columbia and permit fund. Howard bill would impose penalties on amusement park owners who fail to provide free drinking water and cups. Representative Howard of Georgia introduced it after a wash park visit. Johnson and Mann sparred over the measure. Mann quipped about ball games and thirst. Johnson supported water access. The Kahn bill for free transit on District street cars for police and firemen was passed over without prejudice, while an appropriation amendment aimed to implement the provision.

United States District of Columbia Howard Georgia Washington Johnson Mann Mr. Mann Mr. Johnson Ball Park

Belgian relief reception to exhibit aid needs in city

A reception to show the needs of Belgian widows and orphans will be held at the District Belgian relief committee headquarters in the Real Estate Trust building at 11 this morning. Hostesses include Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker among others. Packing of food and clothing begun yesterday, with $15 received in addition to supplies.

Belgium Belgian Relief Committee Real Estate Trust John A. Logan Mary Logan Tucker Talbert Oen Marian Howard K. Cunningham K. J. Dorn W. P.sfalona Wrellie Rone

Hymn Against War and Destruction Imitates Biblical Imagery

Poem laments warfare and modern weapons, praising God and motherhood while condemning submarine rockets and aerial arms. It contrasts human glory with divine restraint, urging peace and a halt to death. The speaker mourns bloodshed and extols ethical restraint over artist or weaponry.

American Peace Commission Suggested by Hobson

Representative Hobson of Alabama proposed a seven member American peace commission to study restoring and maintaining world peace with at least two women and $200000 for expenses. Jane Addams leads a Washington peace bureau to distribute peace information while the International Peace Forum plans a mass meeting at Polis Theater with speakers on war and arbitration. Mrs Frank F Williams urged a federal peace commission funded by a federation of women’s clubs noting the US spends billions on the military but nothing on peace.

House Hobson Alabama Women’s Peace Party Mias Jane Addams Chicago Washington Miss Addams Willard Peace Bureau Asso Fanet Richards Kate Waller Barrett John J. White International Peace Forum Poli's Theater John Wesley Hill John Hays Hammond David Starr Jordan Andrew Carnagle Henry van Dyke Arthur Baden-Powell Atte H. Kahn John Temple Graves Frank F. Williams Buffalo New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Highest court may decide alimony tax collectability

New York January 11. Question whether Howard Gould may withhold income tax from the $36,000 yearly alimony paid to Katherine Gould under separation decree. Justice Hendrick ruled the alimony is not income and not taxable. federal authorities advised withholding. The case likely rises to the United States Supreme Court for final decision with broad implications for taxpayers and alimony payers.

Katherine Clemmons Gould New York Howard Gould Katherine Clemmons Gould United States Supreme Court Washington Martin W. Little Justice Hendrick New York Supreme Court Littleton Hendrick Federal Congress

Prohibition and District Finance Debate in Senate

Senate discussion centers on expanding the proposed District commission, public utilities study, and a two thirds valuation tax plan. Senator Gore urges larger powers, Senator James proposes 40 40 revenue shares, and Senator Sheppard pushes a prohibition amendment for November 1 1916.

Congress Senate Gore House James Sheppard Texas

Teacher Mother Wins Dismissal Case Supreme

A New York state education official ruled a teacher may not be dismissed for taking leave to have a child. Bridget Pelxotto, dismissed by New York City Board for alleged neglect, is reinstated. The decision settles status of mother teachers with no further appeal under current law.

New York Fic Atecacs Chita Albany N. Y Publc John H. Finley State Department of Education Bridget Pelxotto New York City

Ambassadors trip near battle line in Poland described

George T. Marye American Ambassador to Russia and Mrs Marye joined a embassy delegation near Sochaczew three miles from firing lines. They toured a Red Cross hospital area saw trenches, underground rooms, wounded soldiers, refugees, and hospitals in war tied Poland Russia scene. Senator Gallinger and Gore proposals on District of Columbia taxation discussed.

Petograd Tan Uring Warsaw George T. Marye Russia Marye Raymond Baker Battle Line Poland Red Cross Hospital Baker Middle West Rouge Sochaczew Maryt Maryse Howard H. Egbert

Constantine Hutchins to Wed Mies Amory

Boston announces the engagement of Miss Gertrude L. Amory daughter of Harcourt Amory of Beacon street to Constantine Hutchins Harvard 05 a noted athlete holder of the United States and Canada squash championship. Hutchins is a member of the Boston Athletic Association Tennis and Rackete Club Harvard Club and was affiliated with the A D Shins and Hasty Pudding clubs in college. The wedding date will be announced later.

Washington Post Boston Mian Gertrude L. Amory Harcourt Amory Beacon Atracf Constantine Hutchins Harvard Hutchiing United States Canada Boston Athletic Association Harvard Club Heimdt

Matrons Called After School Attack at Cooke School

A mass meeting at Henry D. Cooke School on Seventeenth Street NW adopted a resolution urging the Board of Education to hire matrons for public schools. The move follows a recent assault on a 13 year old girl in the school basement by a white youth not yet found by police. A committee of Dr. A. J. McKelway G. A. Gardner G. R. Mansfield Mrs. F. L. Ransom and Mrs. J. Rafter was named to present the plan to educational authorities. About 50 attendees heard praise for The Post editorial endorsing matrons in elementary schools.

Public -Utities Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Congress District of Columbia United States H. D. Cooke Henry D. Cogke Seventeenth Street Board Ter Education Cooke School Board of Education A. J. McKelway G. A. Gardner G.R. Mansfield F. L. Ransom 3. Rafter The Mothers’ Congress B. W. Mutch Post Washington

MME SCHUMANN-HEINK ILL WITH BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA

The famed soprano Mme. Schumann-Heink is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia at her Chicago home, though officials say her condition is not dangerous. The report notes she was in the city January 11 and remains under medical care.

Monia Chicago Mme. Schumann- Heink

Notable Women Join Speaker's Wife in League Patronage

Notable women join the Woman's National Made in U S A League including Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Champ Clark as honorary patrons. Others listed are Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Mrs. Lila W. Thompson Mrs. Thomas W. Gregory Mrs. Robert L. Owen Mrs. John Shafroth Mrs. Adam Denmead and Mrs. Joseph G. Armstrong. The pledge urges buying American made goods to boost U S manufacturers. Public figures praise patriotism and employment for Americans. The national committee membership will be announced soon.

Thomas R. Marshall United States Marshall Victor Murdock Joseph W. Folk Porter J. McCumber Ollie James Kentucky America Amers Ben Johnson

Townes Marries Bertha Whitney in Philadelphia Ceremony

Special to The Washington Reporter Petersburg Va January 11 announces Lieut. John Edward Townes Jr U S A marrying Bertha Minetve Whitney. Rev Welter R Whitney of Philadelphia hosts the union with plans for Columbus Barracks Ohio home after January 25. Townes is the son of Mr and Mrs John E B Townes.

John Edward Townes, Jr Bertha Whitney Washington Res Petersburg Welter R. Whitney Philadelphia Bertha Minetve John Edward Townes

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