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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1909

Page

6

Lighting Plan Considered for Key Washington Streets

Washington commissioners review Walter C. Allen plan for improved street lighting on Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh to Sixteenth Streets and Massachusetts Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Proposals include flame arc lamps on isles of safety with nightly half to full night operation and alternate lamp types to balance cost and brightness.

Isles of Safety Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Sixteenth Streets Mareachusettts Avenue Walter C. Allen Macfarland Macfarland Poroniay Washington Isag Isles Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue New York Avenue Fifteenth Streets F Street Fifteenth Street Treasury Building Massachusetts Avenue Ninth Street Twenty-third Street Sixteenth Street H Street Columbia Road

New Mains Ordered and Sewers Planned by Cosby

Commissioner Cosby issues orders directing eighty feet of Sinch water main in Genesse place between eighteenth street and Quarry road northwest and one feet of grid water main east from the dead end to Eighteenth and Fendall streets southeast. Sewers to be laid along Park road between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. engineer Walter J. Douglas to inspect bridges in Philadelphia New York and Boston. a pipe across Fourteenth Street north of Kearney Street NE.

Cosby Genessse Place Eighteenth Street Quarry Road U Street Fendall Eighteenth Streets Park Road Seventeenth Eighteenth Stresta Square Walter J. Douglas

Pastors to Hear Senator Dolliver at City YMG

The Pastors Federation of this city will hold its first meeting since formation at 11 oclock Monday in a YMG building. Senator J. P. Dolliver of Town will deliver the address. Federation officers are Rev. J. G. Butler president Rev. J. J. Muir first vice president Rev. Wallace Radcliffe second vice president Rev. M Ross Fishburn secretary and Rev. Robert M. Moore treasurer Clergymen are invited to attend.

Pastors’ Federation YMG Federation J. P. Dolliver Town J. G. Butler J. J. Muir Wallace Radctiffe M Ross Fishburn Robert M. Moore

Bankruptcy Decree Sought Against Keane by Creditors

Creditors claim Thomas F. Keane owes over 815,000 and sue in District Supreme Court to adjudge him bankrupt. Petitioners Henry Ostter dinger, Simon Lewald, and Michael Keane, all of Washington and New York, allege debts exceed 16,000. Attorneys Wolz & Rosenberg represent the petitioners.

Thomas F. Keane Michael 4. Keane Henry T Ostterdinger Washington Simon Lewald New York District Supreme Court Fourteenth and

City to ban sensational billboard displays

Washington officials announce an end to melodramatic posters on billboards. Commissioner West says posters featuring dancing girls corsets and nude-like figures will be removed, following a unanimous stand by city posters printers and Maj. Sylvester after talks with billboard boss John Shoemaker and a National Billposter convention. The move aims to shield youth from provocative images and brings the city in line with industry leaders.

Washington West Maj. Sylvester John Shoemaker Oklahoma City

Insurance law movement to set up a model for DC

A committee of the American Bar Association on Insurance Law began a drive to create a commission to draft a model statute regulating insurance companies in the District of Columbia. The group met in Raleigh with members from Nebraska Pennsylvania Washington Chicago and Texas. They plan to report to Congress for action and aim to present a plan at the ABA meeting in Detroit in August.

District of Columbia American Bar Association Raleigh Ralph W. Breckenridge Omaha Nebr Robert A. Marcur Towanda Pa William R. Vance Washington, D. C Robert Dunlap Chicago William H. Burges el Paso Tex Mr. Dunlap Nathaniel Wilson District of Columbia Bar Association Congress Detroit

Two Weeks Wed Deserted in District Divorce Suit

Walter H Bouis seeks absolute divorce from Lillie M Bouis alleging marriage in Washington on June 13 1901 and desertion June 26 after three years in a Baltimore suburb. Attorneys Car rington for plaintiff report the filing in District Supreme Court.

Walter H. Bouis Guit District Supreme Court Lillie M. Bouis Washington Baltimore E Carrington May E Phillips Preston C Phillips Ina Hqnor Lips R Bennett R Gordon Finney

Baur and Cornwall Lead in Central Detective Report

Central detectives Baur and Cornwall top the quarterly report for October to December with most arrests and largest property recovery. Barbee Vermillion O'Brien Parham and others follow. total arrests exceed twenty seven with property recovered valued around 1 440 93 dollars.

Baur Cornwall Barbee Vermillion O'Brien Parham Berman Cox Evans O'Dea Burlingame Weedon Central Office

Sues Secret Society For Expulsion In Reinstatement Plea

Frank Storry files mandamus petition seeking reinstatement after expulsion from Societa Unione e Fratestranza Italiana in Washington. He says he was notified May 14, 1907, resimitted, then charged in September with no chance to present witnesses and expelled again. Attorney George P. Hoover represents him.

Societa Unione E Fratestranza Italiana Washington Frank Storry George P. Hoover

City Wastes Water and Legal Judgment Sought

A district court filing by Clarence Lewis against John W Caldwell seeks a decree directing Caldwell to sell property to satisfy a $1993 judgment plus interest from May 4 197 and $860 costs. No property could be found to levy upon. Additional items note district meetings and various small ads and notices.

District Supreme Court Leckie Fulton & Cox Clarence Lewis John W. Caldwell Caldwell Lema Connecticut Republican Association Grand Army Hell Connecticut Schneider

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