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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1911

Page

5

Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Scenic New England Tours

The White Mountains and Green Mountains across New Hampshire and Vermont, plus Maine lakes and northern wilderness, attract outdoor lovers. Through trains via the Steamer Maryland link Boston and New England bound tourists with convenient Pennsylvania Railroad service.

White Mountains New Hampshire Green Mountains Vermont Laurentians Maine Berkshire Litchfield Hills Massachusetts Connecticut Canadian Pennsylvania Railroad New England Maryland Boston

Mental suggestion heals a broken marriage in court

In a juvenile court hearing, Judge William DeLacy advised Adam Butterfield to use mental suggestion to win back his wife, who refused reconciliation. Butterfield agreed to improve and care for their child, while Mrs Butterfield maintained she would not reunite. The judge dismissed the nonsupport charge and sent the family home together.

Adam Butterfield William DeLacy DeLacy New York Avenues Butterfield Pearl Butterfield Judge DeLacy Jay S Butterfield Mrs. Butterfield

Gifted donor, a feared suitor in court tale

Miss Aimee Dorn a Pennsylvan ia avenue hotel telephone operator testified at United States police court that Hans O F Konnecker wrote her seven or eight letters since July and took money and a gold watch from him. The judge jailed Konnecker under an old sentence for breaking parole. Dorn called him dangerous. another witness said she influenced his arrest to attend a party.

Aimee Dorn Pennsylvana Avenue Hans 0. F. Konnecker Konnecker Pugh United States Germany James Fletcher Miss Dorn Konnnecker

Ormsby seeks visit with son from hospital stay

George F. Ormsby a former Interior Department clerk recently declared insane in the District Supreme Court filed two motions to allow him to visit his four year old son at the Government Hospital for the Insane. The motion targets his former wife Amy Law Ormsby who has custody per an Ohio divorce decree. A habeas corpus petition was refused. The matter is set for next Wednesday before Justice Wright.

George F. Ormsby Interior Department Tdistrict Supreme Court Government Hospital Amy Law Ormsby Ohio Wright

Funeral of Joseph Weeks Held at Burkes Station Va

Funeral for Joseph A Weeks of 813 Nineteenth Street Northwest was held at Burkes Station Virginia yesterday afternoon. He died Thursday of old age and served on Gen Stonewall Jacksons military staff. Weeks moved to Washington in the 1850s and later drove a stage between Leesburg and Washington. He is survived by his wife and six children James E Weeks John W Weeks George W Weeks Charles Weeks Mrs Kate Burr and Mrs Lizzie Carr of this city.

Joseph A. Weeks Nineteenth Street Burkes Station Weeks Stonewall" Jackson Washington Leesborg James E John W. Weeks Hot Springs Charles Weeks Kate Burr Lizzie Carr

Dead Husband Found Working Ends Nonsupport Case

John Joseph White, missing since June, was located working at an ice plant near Fifteenth and EB streets northeast. He faced a six month sentence for nonsupport but was freed on condition of paying 38 a week to his wife, Mrs. White, after her plea.

John Joseph White Prospect Street Fifteenth EB Streets Alexandria Washington William H. DeLacy Associated Charities White Occoquan Troop G Second Cavalry

Parisian Views Buildings Visit by French Expert

Dr. Charles Pranard of the French ministry of labor toured Washington with the Building Association Council to study American architecture. Council officers and 17 member associations accompanied him before his departure for Cincinnati where he will speak at a banquet. C. Clinton James and J. Clarence Price attended as delegates to the Grand Rapids convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations next month.

Building Association Council Charles Pranard Ministry of Labor Hasta Pranard Cincinnati C. Clinton James J. Clarence Price Grand Rapids United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations Dr. Pranard United States

Excursions to Colonial Beach and Chevy Chase Lake Grow

Colonial Beach, four miles below Washington on the Potomac, gains favor as summer crowds flock to its salt water baths. Steamers Queen Anne and St Johns run daily from Seventh Street Wharf, while Chevy Chase Lake hosts lively nights of music and dancing with special Sunday programs as the season excels past prior summers.

Colonial Beach Potomac Washington Colonial Beach Company Queen Anne St. Johns Seventh Street Chevy Chase Lake

City Bellwethers Excursions and Steamer Schedules

City bulletins list frequent Chevy Chase cars from New York Avenue and Fifteenth Street. Steamer Queen Anne offers 40 mile moonlight trips to New River View at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Steamer Charles Macalester runs to Mount Vernon. St Johns steamer to Colonial Beach departs from Seventh Street Wharf. Local ads promote Perfection beer, Arlington Bottling Co. offerings, Mythological King Midas show, soft shell crabs on toast, and California port or sherry wine at low prices plus Kodak services from Columbia Photo Supply Co.

Chevy Chase New York Avenue Fifteenth Street Marine Grancho Fourteenth and & Treat Queen Anne New River View Charles Macalester Mount Voyage St Johns Colonial Beach Seventh St Batts Grocers Arlington Bottling Co Tel. W Virginia

Rivalry of Fathers and Sons in a Romance Tale

In the Family Magazine section of The Sunday Fest tomorrow, Elizabeth Putnam Bingham presents a strong romantic story about two fathers and their son competing for the same woman. The piece promises compelling interest.

Elizabeth Putnam Bingham

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