RECEIVER BRINGS SUIT TO Seize Assets of Former Johnson Co Members
In District Supreme Court yesterday receivers and bankruptcy trustees moved to compel William A. Mearns and Charles P. Williams, former members of the bankrupt firm Lewis Johnson & Co, to file schedules and deliver assets. They allege debts exceed $300,000 against the firm and seek to reach assets including stock seats and real estate valued around $60,000. Indictments and prior cases include Henry and Woodruff facing embezzlement and larceny charges.
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Lewis Johnson & Co
William A. Mearns
Charles. P. Williams
Lewia Johnson & Co
District Supreme Court
D. Miller Kenyon
H. Rosier Dulany
Byron A. Graham
Banruptcy
Johnson
Mearna
William A
John William Henry
Benjamin B. Woodruff
Henry
Woodruff
Criminal Court
Wiltama and
Mearns
Tt Ia
Williama
Cat
Walker
Charles H. Meril
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Waite Ss
Jordan
Petworth Women Seek Crosstown Streetcar Link
The Petworth Women's Club asked the public utilities commission to connect Georgia Avenue and Mount Pleasant with a cross-town streetcar. MrsCharles P Smith led the appeal, noting current travel between areas requires a long trip via the business district. The commission asked for supporting information on need, and warned extensions await valuation results. proposals include M Street cross-town routes and lines into Rock Creek Park.
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Petworth Civ
Georgia Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Petworth Women's Club
Charles P. Smith
Park Road
Soldiers
Inebout
M Street
Rock Creek Park
Breitenbach alimony set in district court case
Mrs Carrie A Breitenbach pending a legal separation from George A Breitenbach is awarded 40 dollars monthly alimony. Justice McCoy signed the order yesterday. Raymond B Dickey filed the husband’s answer. Breitenbach admits one incident of extreme provocation but denies cruelty and says she neglected the home and kept late hours. Mrs Lillian M Finney sues the District of Columbia for 10000 dollars for injuries from stepping into a hole on Ninth Street between F and G streets NW September 28. Her husband, Charles S Finney, sues for 5000 dollars for loss from her injuries. Attorney P H Marshall represents the plaintiffs.
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Paul Lemashevsky
Evdokia Lemashevsky
District Supreme Court
Wasta
Lemoshevsky
Tupper &Guaack
Lillian Smith
George W. Smith
L. Williamson
Carrie A. Breitenbach
George A. Breitenbach
Justice McCoy
Raymond B. Dickey
Breitenbach
Mra
Lillian M. Finney
District of Columbia
Ninth Street
G Street
Charlies
Finney
P. H. Marshall
Licensed to Marry Listings From Various States
A garbled list shows multiple licensed marriages with names ages and locations across Maryland Virginia Washington and North Carolina. Clergy names include Rev N W De Carlo Rev Gedalia Silverstone Rev J A Montgomery Rev L Clark Rev J A Smyth and Rev H T Stevenson among others.
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Pietro Galeotofiore
Genneffa da Stasio
N. W. de Carlo
Charles Finkelstein
Wilmington
N. C
Jennie Finger
Washington, D. C
Gedalia Silverstone
J. Harry Crilly
Lise V. Dean
Alexandria
J. A. Montgomery
William P. Reuss
Viola E. Barter
L. ©. Clark
Frank BR. Buechling
Mary J. Johnson
J. A. Smyth
Charles F. Davis
May M. Merryman
W. I. McKensey
James B. Hintton
Fannie Able
St. Elmo
Edgar Carpenter
Joseph W
Births Reported With Couple and Child Details
Giuseppe and Gemma Soreal welcomed a girl. Giovanni and Antonella Riccciono welcomed a boy. Alice G Mots welcomed a boy and Bary I Goode a girl. F Veto and Rose Pettinote welcomed twins. Joseph R B Becraft a boy with Helen E K Becraft. George W Peters welcomed a girl. Jo Ford welcomed a boy. Errad C Everett welcomed a boy. William H Dizon welcomed a girl.
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Giuseppe
Gemma Soreal
Giovanni and
Antonella Riccciono
Alice G Mots
Bos
Bary I. Goode
F. Veto
Rose Pettinote
Gtrie
Joseph RB
Helen EK
Becraft
George W
Fannie Peters
Jo and
Marie Ford
Errad C
Hellen T. Everett
William H
Gertrude €. Dizon
Debates Reported Names and Ages in City Records
A list of individuals with ages and addresses appears, including Jane W. Stansbury 80 at 1216 9th st aw and Lewis Duvall 42 at 474 E at aw, along with others linked to Providence Gallinger and Washington institutions. The fragmentary entry shows hospital and asylum affiliations and scattered street directions.
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Jane W. Stansbury
9Th St
Lewis Duvall
Clarence EH. Coates
Annie M. Bladen
Michigan Ave
Sargent Rd
James A. Owen
Joseph Gatti
John A. NM. Trede
William H. Bishop
Theodore G. Kubnel
Charles E. Lynck
Providence Hospital
Catherine Denham
Lee Lung
Gallinger Hospital
Louisa Green
Sarah Gross
Robert Robinson
Washington Asylum
Laulra Gordon
Dixons Court
Come Lambert
William Wallace
Mathew Hawkins
Terem Giles
Ia An
City Bulletins Classifieds Seek Quick Results
In a hurry call M 7a08 for groceries and wines deliveries. Robertson's Scotch Jama 35c a jar. Donnelly 1406 Eye at NW offers single fried oysters. Shaffer 900 14th at MW arranges flowers for luncheons and receptions. Schamel 23-44 Arcade Market supplies poultry and game. Eickstein 142 New York Avenues features exquisitely arranged floral baskets. Post want ads in classifieds offer free advertising to secure results.
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Specia Robertson
James DP. Donnelly
Eye
Phila
Oyster & Chop House
Tith St
Shaffer
Schamel
Eickstein’s
New York Avents
Post
Lectures on French Opera Presentation by Mrs Lamasure
France was represented in the seventh lecture recital on modern grand operas by Mrs Lamasure at the Comstock Studio yesterday afternoon. Her talk on Debussy Pelleas et Melisande highlighted French thought and mysticism, tracing Debussy’s musical process and the opera as a marker of modern French impressionism.
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France
Mignon Alice Lamasure
Comstock
Debussy
Panama Canal mural exhibition by Van Ingen ends Saturday
Four murals by William B. Van Ingen of New York, depicting the Mira Flores locks the lock gates the spillway at Gatun Dam and the Culebra Cut, will be shown in the Hall of the Americas Pan American Building in Washington until Saturday. Admission is free. The note promotes the Washington Post Almanac available at the Post office for 35 cents in office or 40 cents mailed.
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Panama Canal
Williamb. van Ingen
New York
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
Hall of the Americas
Pan-American
Locka
Miraflores
Gatun Dam
Culebra
Washington Post
Office of the Post
Maccabees Dinner Officers Honor Novice Class in Virginia
A large class of novices was initiated at a Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees banquet in Alexandria. Speeches were given by clergy and lay members, and a past commander's jewel presented to A Bladen. Virginia observes Robert E Lee birthday as a state holiday with closures across schools banks and offices.
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Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Norman Sidney
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Hive
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Westinghouse
Second Presbyterian Church
O. W. Triplett
Second Baptist Church
E. V. Regester
Washington District
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mra. E. Brawner
Mra. (. M. Kenton
Robert E. Lees
Ofice
Bsz
R. E. Lee Camp
Lee Camp Hall
John Sharp Williamstone
Richmond Pearson Hob
Virginia Athletic Club
Rammell
Carl Mueller
Windsor Snowded
J. §. Douglas
Robert S. Barrett
Conrad Johnaan
Swallows Diamond Lost At Poultry Show
A diamond valued at $125 owned by W A Kiefer vanished when it slipped into a coop and was eaten by a prize rooster owned by William A Crowe of Bethesda road D C The bird is said to be worth $350 with judging to begin this morning at the National Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association show in College Park Md Loretta Strauss of Landover Md exhibited a pen of birds of a new breed and a prize for naming the breed will be awarded Miss Strauss’s birds arrived yesterday and awards are expected to be announced this evening
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W. A. Kiefer
Walter A. Kiefer
National Capital Poultry and Pigeon
William A. Crowe
Bladefieburg Road
D. C
Landover
Strauss
Police News Notes Show Auto Collisions and Break‑Ins
Mrs. Thomas Pickford of the Toronto apartments at Twentieth and P streets northwest collided with a fire plug yesterday afternoon, causing damage to her car but leaving her uninjured. An unoccupied furnished house at 3786 Northampton Street northwest, owned by M. G. Malcolm, was ransacked. police suspect youths from a nearby public school. A 25 year old man, Tus H. Herfurth, of 230 1st street northwest, was hospitalized after drinking tincture of largepur by mistake. John F. Hopkins, of 3 Kennedy street northwest, collided with a street car at Eighth street and Florida avenue northwest and was later sent home from hospital.
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Thomas Pickford
Toronto
Twentieth
P Streets
Northampton Street
M. G. Malcolm
Biltmore Street
AW Tus H. Herfurth
1St Street
Casualty
Largepur
John FE. Hopkins
Kennedy Street
Eighth Street
Florida Avenue
Freedmann's Hospital
Siddons to Be Sworn In as District Supreme Court Justice
Frederick J. Siddons, confirmed by the Senate, will take the oath next Thursday in the judiciary consultation room at city hall. Chief Justice Covington will administer the oath in the presence of associate justices and Siddons’s friends. Siddons will preside in equity, division No. 2 of the District Supreme Court.
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Frederick J. Siddons
District Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary
City Hall
Covington
Assccinia Justices
Friends of the New Juriat
Equity
Trial of William B Reilly for Embezzlement Begins
The trial of William B Reilly a lawyer on embezzlement charges opened yesterday before Chief Justice Covington and a jury in District Supreme Court criminal division No 1. Attorneys Henry E Davis and H L B Atkisson defend Reilly in the case involving a $5200 note from the estate of Frank X Lochboehler where he served as counsel for the executors.
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William B. Reilly
Frank X. Lochboehler
Covington
Criminal Division No. 1
District Supreme Court
Henry E Davis
H. L. B Atkisson
Reilly
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