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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1917

Page

4

Potomac Electric Rate Cut Could Save Wash. Residents

The Public Utilities Commission ordered a 20 percent cut in Potomac Electric Power rates, lowering the price per kilowatt hour to 3 cents and the minimum charge to 7 cents, with street lighting and schedules revised. The change, effective August 1, 1917, aims to save about 406,000 for Washington residents and may be retroactive if appeals fail, pending court action.

Sp. HE. P. Co Order of Utilities Commission District of Columbia Public Utilities Commission Potomac Electric Power Company Washington

Demand Better Car Service From Takoma Park Petition

About 500 Takoma Park residents petition the Maryland Public Utilities Commission to compel Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction to provide reliable car service. They allege current service offers one small car every half hour, with peak trips carrying up to 160 passengers.

Takoma Park Public Utiilies Commission of Maryland Washington Railway and Electric Company Capital Traction Company Washington

Bank Named Administrator In Probate Proceeding

In District Supreme Court yesterday Justice Siddong appointed National Metropolitan Bank to act as administrator with the will attached for the estate of Charles Porter Jacobs who died June 2. The will dated December 25 1916 left property to his wife Mary Pevan Jacobs of 1523 Park Road Northwest. The appointment followed Mrs Jacobs petition with attorney A A Hoehling representing the estate.

District Supreme Court National Bank Siddong National Metropolitan Bank Charles Porter Jacobs Mary Pevan Jacobs Park Road Jacobs A. A. Hoehling

Five months for joy riding joy rider fined in court

George Des Robinson colored received five months in jail for a one night joy ride in a car he had no right to use. Justice Siddens imposed the sentence after the May 22 incident in which the car was taken from a garage where he worked and returned with flat tires and about $60 in damage.

George Des Robinson Justice Siddens Rotinaon

Washington DC Area Weather and Tide Table for Today

The Washington weather forecast notes showers in Maryland and Virginia with periods of fair conditions, and a general warm trend across the country. Tide data lists high tides at 4 00 and low tides at 10 45, with temperatures and humidity readings across multiple cities and a Potomac Shenandoah river report indicating muddiness.

U. & Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington, D. C District of Columbia and Mary Virginia Ohio Valley Rocky Mountains Massouri Valley Great Central Valley Lake Region Atlantic East Gulf States New England New York Tenneases Southwest Rocky Mountain Restreme Lower Lake Region Upper Lake Region

Shoe Theft Case Delayed Again in District Supreme Court

Edward Ellison, a junk dealer, faced another postponement in Alexandria Virginia as prosecutors allege he stole three cases of shoes worth 80 dollars from a Washington and Southern Railway car. The hearing, postponed by consent of counsel, follows habeas corpus release secured for Ellison by his daughter Mollie Ellison.

Edward Hilison Alexandria Justice Siddens District Supreme Court Virginia Ellison Washington and Southern Railway Company Habeas Corpua Sa Mollie Ellison

Rabbi Chosen To Heal Rift At Sholem Congregation

Ahove Sholem Congregation at Fifth and I streets NW resolved its dispute over a rabbi selection. Injunctions filed by David Notes and others against Max Mazo were dismissed. Rabbi Glushak of Atlantic City is now satisfactory. A June 17 election claimed Rabbi Abramson was chosen but this was challenged. Attorneys Tepper Gusack and Legi H. David Wilson represented Notes.

Ahove Sholem Fifth and I David Notes Max Mazo Glushak Atlantic City Abramson Tepper & Gusack Legi H. David Wilson

Carbolic Acid Burns Three In Tailor Shop Altercation

In a quarrel at 1842 New York Avenue NW, tailor Julius Abramson suffered facial shoulder and hand burns from carbolic acid. Max Riet of 1523 First Street NW, arrested on a charge of assault, was slightly burned. Bystander Frances Longo also sustained minor injuries. Riet said the fight began when he came to collect money Abramson owed, noting past employment with him.

New York Avenue Julius Abramson George Washington University Hospital Max Riet First Street Wan Frances Longo Riet Abramson

Births Reported in Local Families

Ignatina and Josephine Gerart announce a boy. Edward F and Harriet Martin welcome a girl. Neal H and Ella Price greet a girl. George W and Nancy Lamphins report a child, a girl. Anthony A and Elise Brown celebrate a boy. Robert and Minnie Fletcher announce a child, a girl.

Ignatina Josephine Gerart Edward F Harriet Martin Neal H Ella Price George W Nancy Lamphins Anthony A Elise Brown Robert Minnie Fletcher

Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Clergy

A readable list shows multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from cities including Washington Philadelphia Kensington Woodstock Moorestown Richmond and Richmond. Clergy in the record includes Rev Hugh Stevenson Rev Jerrold Bryce Rev Charles Wood Rev John Jeffrien Rev Henry Mitchell Rev Robert Coe and Rev Herman Schwartz among others.

Ernest W. Warnke Warhington Jarn J. Weisze Philadelphia Jon F. Guthridge Washington Helen Griffin Kensington Hugh T. Stevenson T. Jerrold Bryce Helen Glenn Chicago Ill Charles Wood William J. Beckley Cora M. Bryant John H. Jeffrien George W. Hisey Whazie A. Sherman Woodstock Henry D. Mitchell John B. Stothts Mary Lucan Robert W. Coe Joseph B. Butterweed Reba A. Godfrey Moorestown N. J Herman ©. Schwartz Jala B. Ratler Richmond, Va John P. Meagher

Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and Homes

A list of recent deaths includes Ira Balterson aged 47, Eliza Smith aged 70, Catherine Woods 56, Jacob Kushner 30, Guy Walters 40, Susie Weiss 85, Harrington 81, John Sullivan 4 months, Catherine Gogok 1 year, Edward Butler 60, Erie Cole 14, Charles Holmes 22, Joseph Simmons 21, Annie Talbert 48, Marrelia Middleton 42, Martha Russell 1 month, and others. Names appear with ages and residence or hospital affiliations across Freedmen's Hospital, Children's Hospital, Wash Asylum, and related facilities.

Ira B. Balterson Arnolding Facemore Park Rd John Shine Eliza A. Smith Bernard Penn Edward Butler Jas. B. Fanell Wash Erie Cole Charles Holmes Joseph Z. Simmons Annie Talbert Marrelia Middleton Martha Ruesell

City Bulletins Shaffer's Floral Emblems Excel In Effectiveness

Shaffer's Floral Emblems at 900 14th M offers moderate prices and prompt service. The ad highlights effectiveness and beauty of floral designs with steady, dependable quality.

Shaffer

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