Adventures of a Wife in a Tide and Wind Divorce
Loretta A Hall files for a limited divorce from Alfred F Fall recounting a string of alleged financial and marital upheavals. She details boat scare on the Potomac, failed typewriter ventures in Philadelphia and New York, and a 1916 New York period amid her Washington post office work, with alimony hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Séear
Pance Rage
Brooks Hunt
Grance White
Alfred de Monbr
Emma Haig
Billie-Montgomery
Perry-Gee
Mlle Albereting
Aawwh & Co
Gene Green
Wilsap
Tria &E
Potomac
Loretta
Supreme Court
Alfred F. Fall
Haltimera
Mre
Hail
Philadelphia
Washington
New York City
New York
Halls
Hawken & Havell
Hall
Covington
Births Reported In Local Families This Week
A list of newborns includes Woodfeld, Whiteford, Whitecar, Wells, Thomas, Tass, McIntosh, McCurdy, Murray, Marsh, Kneesl, Marbin, Healy, Gagler, Foster, Da Carlo, Young, Lavey, Ross, Mathens, Ingram. Names and genders follow married couples with births noted in a community notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A A
Janet Woodfeld
Roger J
Mary H. Whiteford
J. Alten
Elsie S. Whitecar
Bamundo
Martha B. Wells, Jr
Charles M
Virginia Thomas
John J
Stella Tass
George W
Mary I. McIntosh
Albert J
Elizabeth G. McCurdy
Lafayette J
Zelma V. Murray
Edward and
Lenons Marsh
John A
Irene L. Kneesl
Wilmer H
Jennie Marbin
Charles A
Marie L. Healy
George G
Ida Gagler
Alfred B
Mamie E. Foster
Gunocengo
Meri M. da Carlo
George
Bettie Young
Thomas and
Louvinia Lavey
Richard
Viola Ross
Licensed to Marry Entries From Local Notices
A compilation of marriage licenses listing couples with ages and residences such as Lewis G Hodges 21 and Mildredard 18, Thomas H Boste 22 and Helen G Toudon 28 of Hazelton Pa, Everett George Judd 28 in the U S Navy and Viola A Ainsworth 21 of Washington, plus several other couples and officiating reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Hodges
Ant Mildredard
T. W. Johnano
Thomas H. Boste
Helen G. Toudon
Hazelton
I. Thomas
Everett George Judd
United States Navy
Viola A. Ainsworth
Washington
John B. Jered
Joseph B. Benedict
Emma J. Beach
Hev
John H. Jeffries
Hugh M. Bradshaw
Wallingford
Town
Lydia J. Bradshaw
Cherrydale
Robert W. Cae
William DP. Welst, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hazel EB. Tryon
Addynton
Charles S. Briggs
Anderson Bland
Shackelford
Mary Wills Tucker
Deaths Reported and Boston Recruits Highlight State Presence
Death notices list Samuel Sewell and others with ages and addresses including Jobo F. Given 35 of Sidney Ohio and Frank Burbank 69 of Soldiers Home. Massachusetts delegation in the House boasted more recruits from its offices than any of 48 states with nine clerks enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sewell
Casualty Hospital
Jobo F. Given
Sidney
Ohio
Bo Sweeney
Highland Apartmenta
Walter W. Evans
F St
Joan Chapes
Tenn
Ave
Frank Burbank
Soldicra’ Home
Eilen
Alfred
Clark
Tata
Simms
Marie
Stewart
Davenport St
Edward Smith
Freedwan'’s Hospital
Congress
Massachusetts
House
Weather and tide table with district forecast
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington DC July 19 forecast for District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and the south and east gulf states and upper Michigan partly cloudy to thundershowers in spots Friday and Saturday warmer in places temperatures will rise to the low eighties rainfall trace and sunshine hours six to two percent possible sun. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers reported very muddy at Harpers Ferry West Virginia July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Shenandoah
Shaffer's Floral Emblems Excel In Effectiveness And Beauty
City bulletin notes Shaffer's Floral Emblems delivering attractive arrangements with prompt service and reasonable prices. Advertises 99011th M 416 The Washing Post Automobile route books price 25c by mall 350 and mentions overall quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Mall
City Briefs Highlight Camp Entertainment and Local Actions
A large crowd attended events directed by the training camp activities committee at American University engineers' camp featuring performances by Mrs. Kipp Lewis, C. W. O'Connor, Oliver and Peckham, and others. Scouts to receive decorations at White House ceremony. Board of Trade meeting at 1 pm. public schools committee at 4:30 pm. Brounway Rastus Compass will perform for camp benefit with no admission. Mrs. Annie H. Lowe sues for maintenance. $10,000 damages suit against Capital Traction for 1916 death of Margaret Hanna. Colored Business Women’s Association midsummer outing planned in Maryland. Grace S. Hazzard injured after fall from Falkstone Courts window. Patrick Quinn, 78, struck by streetcar. taken to Casualty Hospital. A guest at the Atlantic Hotel caused $100 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University Engineers
Kipp Lewis
Maude Adams
C. W. O'Connor
Oliver and Peckham
Theodore Hoffman
Mr. Dinowith
Brouadway Rastus Compass
Howard Theater
Camp Pleasant
Irvin Miller
Arthur Lloyd Lowe
Annie H. Lowe
District Supreme Court
Mary F Dean Sues District For 30000 Damages
Mary F Dean, a merchant, sues the District Supreme Court for 30000 damages claiming a street defect on Fourteen-and-a-half street near North Carolina avenue NE caused permanent back injuries when her automobile struck a long, wide, seven inch deep mood. Augustus Dean sues for 10000 damages for loss of services. Attorneys George C Shinn and R I Montague represent both Deans. An appeal was filed by the government in a separate Hamilton County Ohio election law case referenced as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Dean
North Carolina Avenue
District Supreme Court
Augustus Dean
Distric
Attornaya George C. Shinn
R. I. Montague
Dean
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
District Court
Rudolph urges two platoon system for fire dept
Former District Commissioner Cuno Rudolph writes Capt Edward Conner praising a two platoon setup for Truck No 10. He cites improved efficiency and normal life for firefighters, notes his brother’s death in service, and urges Congress to act on the bill to end the 24-hour system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuno HO Rudolphia
Fire Department
Edwardk G Conner
Truck Company No 10
Baltimore
Congress
Indicted Official Seeks Dismissal Over Jury Room Presence
Francis B. Hous e of the Automation Mail Exchange seeks to quash his indictment for fraudulent use of the mails alleging Special Assistant U S Attorney Harvey Given and Chief Post Office Inspector Frank R. Barclay were in the jury room during witness examination. He and partners Albert Hupp Irvin Hupp and Otis J. Rogers face stock promotion charges. former Assistant Attorney General Jesse C. Adkins represents House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis BH. House
Automation Mail Exchange Company
Woodward Building
District Supreme Court
Grand
United States
Harvey Given
Post Office
Frank R. Barclay
House
Albert Hupp
Irvin Hupp
Otis J. Rogers
Concern
Automatic Mail Exchange Company
Jesse C. Adkins
Lutheran Support Promised Hoover War Time Food Plan
Leaders of the Lutheran Church with over two million members endorsed the food conservation drive and moved to unite all church branches for wartime saving. Attendees included Herbert Hoover, Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, and George A. Cullen. The church will organize conservation through district president meetings and has authorized Rev. Dr. H. A. Weller to arrange the meeting. The Baptists and Disciples of Christ planned a joint conference on their conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herert Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Georgea. Cullen
H. A. Weller
Philadelphia
Baptists
Disciples of Christ
Funeral of Campbell Carrington
Funeral services for Campbell Carrington 67 longtime District lawyer will be at 2 o clock today at Lees chapel Pennsylvania avenue Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery Pallbearers include Judge Mulloway Irving Williamson Hayden Johnson W E Moore and 8 T Truit Carrington survived by wife Mrs Laura V Carrington and son Attorney Edward C Carrington Mount Vernon apartments police court adjourned after death notices read by Judges Mulloway and Pugh Assistant Corporation Counsel Hart led brief addresses
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Campbell Carrington
Lee's Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mulloway
Irving Williamson
Hayden Johnson
W. E. Moore
T. Truit
Carrington
Mount Vernon Apartments
Laura V. Carrington
Edward C. Carrington
Police Court
Pugh
Hart
Boys Will Help Canners In Labor Shortage
Maryland canneries and farms discussed enlistment of boys to ease labor shortages. William E. Hall head of the boys working reserve, F. W. Holden state director, Robert C. Howard district director, L. W. De Gast enrolling officer, and Benjamin J. Catchings attended. Canners pledge sanitary conditions and will supply boys only to those willing to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
William E. Hall
F. W. Holden
Baltimore
Robert C. Howard
L. W. de Gast
Benjamin J. Catchings
Brandeis Grants Draft Case Appeals to Supreme Court
Associate Justice Brandeis yesterday granted Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman serving federal sentences for conspiring to impede the draft law permission to appeal to the Supreme Court. He also allowed Morris Becker and Tous Kramer to appeal. These are the first draft law cases to reach the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandeis
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Supreme Court
Morris Becker
Tous Kramer
Denies Marriage Report In Pittsburgh Notice
Reports from Pittsburgh stating Miss Josephine A Richmond wed Bernard F McElroy are denied by the woman. Misa Richmond said she and Mr McElroy, now in a soldiers camp at Fort Slocum New York, are very good friends and she will take up hospital nursing in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Josephine A Richmond
Bernard F. McWile
Washington
Misa Richmond
McElroy
Fort Slocum
New York
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