New Jersey Coast Resorts Offer Diverse Summer Pleasures
The Pennsylvanian Railroads section extols beaches and motorable scenic routes from Long Branch to Cape May and Cape May to Atlantic City. It highlights Asbury Park, Spring Lake, Wildwood, Ocean City, and Atlantic City as premier coastal getaways with boating, fishing, sailing, and lavish estates along scenic oceanfront drives. Atlantic City is praised as America’s leading resort due to natural allure and entertainment variety. Readers are urged to visit popular New Jersey Coast resorts this summer and consult FXM Newbold PASED for train service and fare information.
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Coal Low
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Letter Carriers and Stamps Case Involving Delivery Box
The case centers on postal worker Reed and a 2 cent stamp marked letter found in Reeds drawer after a delivery. Inspectors testified the stamps bore ink dots and a letter to Charlotte Rangely contained money and stamps. Reed allegedly concealed or embezzled a letter. A preliminary hearing was held before Commissioner Taylor with Reed released on bond and John King slated for a Tuesday hearing.
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Frask HW Radi
Porter Street
Ietter
Iung
United States Chaaitesioner Assen
Taylor
Grand Jury
Post Office
Frank Barclay
Charlotte Rangely
Fifth Street
Reeds
Cartier
Reodaul
Harclay
Reney
Reed
Tce
New York
HG Kimball
Taylor John King
Taylor King
Playgrounds and Social Bond Seen At Chicago Assembly
Henry Curtin of Washington, a DC delegate to the first annual Playground Association of America meeting in Chicago, submitted a report stressing social and moral value of play and the need for competent supervision. The festival featured many games from kindergarten up, including simultaneous long ball matches, closing with rok games and dances from a dozen countries.
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Henry
Curtin
Washington
District of Columbia
Plas ‘Ground Association of America
Chicago
Hla
America
Pharmacy Board Organized and Public Notices Featured
The report of the Board of Pharmacy records its organization on March 8 with officers Frank Henry president Lewis Jenner treasurer and H EL Hilton secretary At the April exam seven applicants sought licenses with three passing and elected Fifteen applicants sought poison permits by others than pharmacists A set of examination questions is appended Also District officials deny a sidewalk cleaning request for Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets and T Street to Minnesota Avenue The Anacostia Citizens Association plans further cleaning efforts and a police report notes a suspect charged in an attempted robbery involving a man named Lee and associates in the First Precinct building
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Thesuaunie
Nava
Sret
Board of Pharmacy
Congress
Frank Henry
Lewis Jenner
EL Hilton
Anacnnda Citixeng Association
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Harrison Street
Minnsota Avenue
T Street
Seventeenth Street
Minnesota Avenue
Citizens ’Association
Ball Player Suffers Compound Nose Fracture at Grounds
Richard Chamberlain a 30 year old baseball player was struck by a batted ball yesterday sustaining a compound fracture of the nose. He was playing at Olympia grounds near Thirty fourth street northwest and Winconsin avenue. He will be taken to Georgetown University Hospital for treatment.
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Richard Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Isl
Thirty Fourth Street
Olympia Grounds
Winconsia Avenue
Thirty Fifth Street
Georgetown University
City Bulletins Hot Weather and Local Notices Mix
City bulletins report hot weather and insurance, with notices on painting bids for Yarlows school buildings and probate actions. The District Commissioners approved bids by Brinkley Tower Lovejoy and others, while Amelia Daniels transfers and executors appear in probate filings. Local businesses advertise products and services amid scattered notices from Elk City to Lincoln and Ambush to Wichsloon.
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Buda
Yarlows
Brinkley Tower
Lovejoy
J Haven
Wichsloon
Charles J Kifer
Garnet
Kodak Films
Ninth Street
Elk Cieb Straight Rye
Grade damages confirmed in District Supreme Court ruling
Justice Anderson of the District Supreme Court on yesterday signed a decree confirming the compromise of three suits by property owners against the District over grade changes near Union Station. Awards total 317.50 to Mrs Vary A Foley, 81825 to Martin Canby, and 51.00 to Mrs Margaret Wrae. The Union Station commissions had previously objected, appealing by the District Commissioners regarding Parker Street and Second Street northeast damages. Special Counsel A Lastwind Sinclair confirmed the appraisals for the grade damage commission.
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Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Esterday
Union Station
Mra
Vary A Foley
F Street
Miartin Canby
P Street
Margaret Wrae
Parker Street
Second Street
Anderson
Lastwind Sinclair
Judge De Lacy leniently probation for Georgetown youths
Eight colored juvenile boys under fourteen faced the Georgetown Juvenile Court after raiding stores and damaging property. Judge De Lacy accepted a pledge of restitution and placed the youths on two years probation, amid names of local victims and a club called the Hopkin Chub.
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Georgetown
de Lacy
Hopkin Chub
JB Dea
M Street
Davis Burke Linscomb
Floy
Caldera
Dyer
Charles G Heath
John W Robinson
Edward T Simpson
Will Not Punish Wife In Liquor License Case
Judge Rieti ruled yesterday that a married woman who sells liquor on her premises with her husband present could not be convicted of conducting an unlicensed bar when the husband controls the business. Mary Ceph, joint with husband Moses, was charged but released after the court’s discharge order. Despite prior convictions, the decision implies the husband bears the consequences, as police often arrest both spouses in raids.
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Rieti
Ana
Mary Ceph
Moses
Wolles
Anil
Juicy Pie Incident Ends With Fine And Imprisonment
In northwest Washington at Twelfth and D streets a man named De Neill faced a pie prank. He spoke angrily after receiving only part of the pie, provoking police action. Judge Aimbill sentenced him to fifteen days in jail or a fine. De Neill chose the fine but remained unhappy.
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Walbam de Neill
Yester
Morang
de Neill
Wheelock
Aimbill
Nell
Jury Trial for Hotel Man in Sunday Liquor Case
Thyson House proprietor at Seventh and P Streets NW faced a police court jury trial for allegedly keeping a bar open on Sunday. He pleaded not guilty and posted 200 collateral. Police described witnesses seeing Whisky and beer on Sunday. Also reported is Guy Berkley’s discharge from the insane hospital after a District Supreme Court case. James M McClanahan of Lewinaville Va is charged with embezzlement while employed by Henry Trundic and brought to Washington by detectives.
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Thyson House
jThomax Gannon
Dudge Kimbvali
Sunda
Sergi Pisther
Mc Quada
Jearning
Sun
Guy Berkley
Crimins
District Suprem Court
Government Hospital For
Anderton
District Supreme Court
Berkle
William A
James M McClanahan
Lewinaville
Henry 4 Trundic
Washington
Wasren
Mrrundic
Delayed Trial For Hyde Benson Dimond Schmeider Postponed
The Hyde Benson Dimond Schneidar fraud conspiracy case is continued to the spring term of the U S District Supreme Court due to court backlog and lack of funds for witness fees. District Attorney Baker Tormora notes the delay may allow an early trial of Mrs Bradley Gaston P Philip and Holmes. More than 80 witnesses would be needed with costs exceeding 11 600. An emergency appropriation by Congress may augment funds. The Bradley case, Annie Worlandley murder of former Senator Arthur Brown, remains scheduled for the fall term with further related cases also set for trial.
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Hyde Benson Dimond Schneidar
Owe
Baker Tormora
Osha
Act
Father
Amunz
Huatness
Congrem i
Inna Tradt
Mea
Annie Woradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Bradley
Collewe Saston P Philip
Frana Macahoy
Edwin Holmes
Sericultural
Ee Trust
Lee Company
Misur May Xiser Threatened Twice In One Week
Miss May Xiser reported a death threat at the Montrose Hotel from a Filipino assailant who displayed a revolver. Early morning an automobile party from St Tous Hotel drove off, a car exploded on Speedway street, and the vehicle burned with about 1000 dollars in damage.
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May Xiser
Montrose
Gisuo Filipino
St Tous
Speedway
Surgeon’s horse injures woman in city crash
A frightened horse owned by Police Surgeon Alfred Richards knocked down Mrs WF Brown at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue injuring her with a deep gash above the eye and several bruises. She was taken to Emergency Hospital and then home. Marine Band concert announced at the Marine Barracks at 3 pm with a varied program.
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Alfred Richards
WF Brown
Montrose Motel
Fourteenth and Hatreds Northwest
Twelfth Street
2Nd Pannsylvania Avenue
Brown
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Jewelers
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Potomac Electric Power
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Dupont Circle
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Parmana Sender
Property Realty Company
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JA. Eberly
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Pa. Ave
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Interart Tito
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Om Riance
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SALE
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Diothing House
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