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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

5

Gen Muir Retires After 69 Years of Army Service

Gen Charles H. Muir retires today after a 69 year military career. He served as commander of the Third Corps Area based in Baltimore, with duties across Pennsylvania and Maryland, and led the Panama Canal Zone early in his tenure. His replacements include Maj. Gen Samuel D. Sturgis, who takes command of the Third Corps Area after foreign service.

Charles H. “Fir Army Mutr Thirdorps Battere Dis Pennsylvania Jinta Maryland Uel D. Sturgis Panama Canal Gona Santiaga Antiags Taal Che ‘Anama Anal Zone Desber Ane France Ig 2 Omtaner Beander Fourth Army Aign

Archaeology Tour From Washington Sails for Europe

A Washington group led by George Grant MacCurdy and Mrs Carroll plans an archaeology tour of Europe. The party includes Mr and Mrs Mitchell Carel, Mrs Charles Carrot, Col and Mrs William Eric Fowler, Mrs Florphell Forrester, Mary Tampie, Sophie P Casey, and Seon Panfield. They will visit museums and collections with supervision by the Archaeological Society of the city.

Savoie Worremw Europea Carroll Greorge Grant MacCurdy Daatis Luraneia Mitchell Carel Charles Carrot William Eric Fowler Plorphell Forrester Mia “Mary Tampie Misa Sophie P Casey Seon Panfie D. Noa Ar

Cities death by own action rate steady in 1923

New York July 17 The average death by own action rate of 80 American cities for 1923 remained at 15.2 per 100000 of population compared with 1922 The Spectator notes this reflects nationwide prosperity San Diego had the highest suicides rate 50.5 Pacific coast high and Lake region low Personal crisis reports were few in coal and steel districts Deaths by own action in 1923 were 3827, down from 3872 in 1922.

New York the Spectator San Diego Pacific Coast Journal

Central High to Host Evening School Program

The stadium program at Central High opens tonight at 7 30 with the Washington Times Boys band led by L Whitlips. C W Warburton will give an illustrated talk on agriculture services. Five TV reels from the Department of Agriculture are shown. Friday features include Reade to Wonderland and Uncle Sam World Champion Farmer. A 19 cent entrance fee helps cover costs. rain date is the auditorium of rival High.

Central High Scho Community Center Department of Public Schools Lucretia Walke Mardy Washington Times L. Whitlips C. W. Warburton Department of Agriculture Department of Agrture Office of Moving Pictures Sam Horse In Motion W. R. Kmucker Ager Tral High

Immune Chestnut Tree Aids Restoring U S Timber Crops

A blight resistant chestnut variety from Yunnan China is being grown at the Agriculture Department plant reservation in Bell Maryland. Six specimens represent a bark suitable for tanning and may be introduced widely if experiments succeed. The disease threatens native chestnut timber within 25 years.

United States Department of Agriculture Bell Yunnan China Mississippi River Wilson Popence Foreign Seed Bureau

Lumber Price Fixing Charge Dismissed

The Federal Trade Commission dismissed its complaint against Douglas Fire Exploitation and Export Company without prejudice. It named 107 lumber firms engaged in Pacific coast exports and alleged a board set export prices, but the commission found no supporting evidence.

Federal Trade Commission Douglas Fire Exploitation and Export Company Pacffc Coast Territory

Realty Counter Suit Files Over 2000 Deposit

Roy Neuhauser owner of 1414 and 416 T street northwest sues Sophia R. Harris in District Supreme Court to compel her to buy the property for 215,000 and return the 2000 deposit. Neuhauser says he could not locate the purchaser and that Harris failed to fulfill her part of the contract heat.

Roy Neuhauser T Street Northwest Sophia R. Harris District Supreme Court Tie Fon Coutr

Stuffed Flying Lemurs To Be Exhibited Here

Six stuffed flying lemurs from the East Indies will soon be shown at the Smithsonian Institution. They resemble large bats at first glance but glide like flying squirrels with gray fur, pointed ears, and long tails. Native to the Malay peninsula, parts of China and India, the specimens came from Java, Sumatra and Borneo.

East Indies Smithsonian Institution Malay Peninsula China India Java Sumatra Boraca

Rare disease traced in Gallinger patient

A young African American resident of Alexandria Virginia named Leslie Wanzer was found dazed at Union Station and taken to Gallinger Hospital. Physicians diagnosed a Parkinsonian syndrome in a rare disease case that baffled experts. A finger pressure on the supraorbital nerve revived consciousness briefly before a relapse into coma. The case features masklike facial expressions and tongue tremors.

Jury today to verdict in Philips Lumber fraud case

Final arguments concluded in the Philips Lumber case before Justice Batley with a jury verdict planned for today. Defendants include John J. Phillipe and Charles Philips Jr and others charged with conspiring to defraud the government of about 1.59 million dollars in surplus War Department lumber, while several co defendants were exonerated or dead. The prosecution faced criticisms from counsel Conrad Syme over alleged grave desecration of Chambers and alleged misdirection of the case, and Morse and Stephens were noted as exonerated.

Philips Lumber Justice Batley Criminal Court War Department John J. Phillipe Charles Philips Chambers Syme Ute Morse Stephens

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