Oxydoner instrument for health offered with local offices
A scientific instrument by Dr H Sanche, perfected after forty years, uses oxygen to restore body balance and prevent further illness. The Oxydoner, small and portable, has been in Washington sixteen years with hundreds in use. Permanent local offices opened at 1275 F St NW second floor to sell and advise on its use. testimonials available. Office hours Tuesday Thursday Saturday 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.
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H. Sanche
Washington
Judge Denies Davis Plea in Bucket Shop Case
Attorney Henry F. Davis for Joseph F. Gatins failed to secure an instruction to the grand jury on conspiracy evidence in the bucket shop crusade. Justice Ashley M. Gould condemned grand jury use as oppressive, critiquing federal access by appointed assistants and urging fairness reforms.
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Ashley M. Gould
Criminal Court
Henry F. Davie
Joseph F. Gating
New York
Justice Gould
Davis
Gould
Thivs
Congress
Davie
District of Columbia
United States
J Barton Miller On Trial For Embezzlement In Georgetown
The former secretary and treasurer of the First Cooperative Building Association for Georgetown stands indicted on embezzlement charges. Trial began in Criminal Court No 2 before Justice Stafford. Attorneys for Miller include Henry K. Davis and John F. E. Lackey. government by Clarence Roison and assistants Proctor and Given. A plea in abatement was noted over alleged destruction of books, and jury selection continued with eleven jurors present as of adjournment.
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Building Association
John Barton Miller
First Cooperative Building Association
Georgetown
Stafford
Henry KE. Davis
F E. Lackey
Miller
Clarence Ro Ison
James M Proctor
Harvey
Davis
United States
Playhouse Club Board Chooses Remodel Plans
At a Metropolitan Club meeting the Playhouse Club board approved remodel plans for 1814 N street to house the new organization. Work will start soon. John Harrett of the Bureau of American Republics was elected to replace Horace Wiley on the board. Preston Gibson chaired the session.
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Playhouse Club
Metropolitan Club
N |Street
John Harrett
Bureau of American Republics
Horace Wiley
Preston Gibson
Gude's American Beauties Roses at Gudes Ist
OLD SOLDIER ENDS LIFE. John Sczekely, 73, Hungarian inmate of Soldiers' Home, hanged himself yesterday afternoon in home grounds. Nurse William Fenton found the body in the woods near the hospital after the soldier cut his wrists with a penknife and then looped a tie around his neck and leapt from a limb. He had been missing about five hours. UCO Taxicabs for Weddings advertise luxurious bridal carriages at reasonable rates.
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John. Sczekely
William Fenton
Trial Report Claims Eczema Cure by Peslam Remedy
A letter from Elizabeth New Jersey resident F O Thompson describes a fifteen year eczema case cured in two weeks after using a peslam remedy from Emergency Laboratories New York. The note claims skin diseases vanish with the product and urges a free trial package from 33 West Twenty fifth Street New York City. Bold claims include permanent eradication and immediate itching relief.
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Lodge
F. O. Thompson
Elizabeth
N. J
L. E. Todd
Todd
Thompson
New York City
O'Donnell's
Affleck's
People's Drug Store
Army Medical School Graduates One of Largest Classes Yet
Secretary Dickinson awarded diplomas to 54 Army Medical School graduates at Continental Memorial Hall. Fifty four commissioned lieutenants will serve at posts nationwide including Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines. Honor men were Lieut Roy C Hettebower Lieut George B Foster Lieut William H Allen and Lieut Albert S Rowan with Lieut Henry Beeuwkes winning the Hoff Memorial Medal.
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Dickinson Yesterdast
Army Medical School
Army
Medical Corps
United States Army
Continental Memorial Hall
L. A. la J Garde
Dickinson
Victor, C.vaughan
University of Michigan
George H. Tornay
Hoff
Roy C. Hettebower
Lieut
Hettebower
Georgetown University Medical School
George B. Foster
Pennsylvania
William H Allen
Albert S. Rowan
Iowa
Henry Beeuwkes
New Jersey
United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Thomas C. Austin
South Carolina
John T. Aydelette
Joseph E Bastion
Massachusetts
Harry R Berry
Ohio
John A. Burker
William ©. Carr
District of Columbia
Joseph Casper
New York
George W. Cook
Alexander T. Cooper
Nebraska
Webby Cooper
Tennessee
Wayne H. Crum
Indiana
Taylor EK. Darby
Maryland
Arthur C. Davis
Maine
William Davis
Virginia
Charles C. Demmer
Ralph G. de Voe
Washington
George M. Edwards
Kentucky
Harry Butter
Thomas L. Ferenbaugh
Chio
Owen C. Fisk
John P. Fletcher
Wisconsin
James 5. Fox
Ernest NR. Gentry
Kansas
Julian M. Gillespie
Charles W. Haverkampf
Vellx R
Louisiana
Carl Holmberg
Michigan
Robert W. Holmes
New Hampshire
Glenn I. Jones
Edgar (. Jones
Nomas H. Johnson
Chartea
King
Solomon P. Klotz
Knox
Floyd Kremer
Ondo
Edward. Kremers
Larry B. McAfee
Everett
Royal Reynolds
California
Adam 4H. Schlauser
O's
Wiliam L. Sheep
North Carolina
Wiliam H Thearle
Mark D. Weed
Edward M. Weles, Jr
Thomas D. Woodson
Texas
Capt
John M. Stanley
Mississippi National Guard
Workhouse Exodus Likely in Habeas Corpus Ruling
In Criminal Court No 1 Justice Gould ruled vagrancy prosecutions under the 1909 vagrancy act unconstitutional for punishment exceeding a fine or imprisonment. He ordered the release of Heck and Gillen, convicted of vagrancy, noting the act’s bond requirement and its conflict with the eighth amendment. The decision suggests future prosecutions rely on section 922 of the district code.
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Criminal Court
District Workhouse
Justice Gould
Michael EB. O’brien
William Heck
Joseph Gillen
Policer Court
Heck
Gillen
Heck and
Gould
Darling
P. Finkel & C
Chop
Cadet Drill Today Opens Annual Competitive Event
Five high school cadet companies A through L assemble at Bear’s Grand Stand this afternoon for the annual drill contest judged by Regular Army officers. The event spans two afternoons with blank cartridges distributed before the parades and officers listed for regimental roles and company commands.
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Bear 'S Grand Stand
Iment
B. Barnd Ligut
W. L. Paterson
W. N. Schulz
Corps of Engineers
Cotonel
Frederick Lchreiher
Central High School
B.A. Harlan, Jr
Business High School
Rovert Gotta
E B. McAllister
Eastern High School
K. W. Hartig
McKinley Manual Training School
L. C. Slough
Meikinley Manual Training School
David Hornet
J. FF. Moore
J. H. Roper
J. H. Hinwood
WC. Rathbone
M. W. Nordlinger
L. Butt
B. A Mooers
Leutenant
I. ¢. Knight
J. H
W. V. Wilson
W. E. Spear
J G. Graham
W. G. Ahern
G G. Frazier
L. H. Ross
Grand Jury Indicts Several in City Criminal Court
Grand Jury in Criminal Court No 1 handed up indictments naming William J Jackson George F Hall Charles Gordon Anthony Gerard Edward Conover Walter Tuppin and Walter McClenehan with charges including grand larceny forgery receiving stolen property housebreaking and false pretenses The case list references Hard Graba Hard Crabs and The College Inn among other entities Also notes proceedings for absolute divorce filed by Bessie D Alexander against Andrew J Alexander married December 24 1907 seeking custody and maintenance with Edward I Geis listed as attorney for the wife
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Ashley M Gould
William J Jackson
George F Hall
Charles Gordon
Anthony Gerard
Edward Conover
Walter Tuppin
Walter McClenehan
District Supreme Court
Bessie D Alexander
Andrew J Alexander
Alexanders
Alexander
Edward
Geis
Counting Tax Receipts At District Office
A Century District tax office processed a vast pile of checks and cash on the final day to avoid penalties. Accountants labored late into the night as thousands of dollars in receipts were counted, with the office far from cleared by midnight. A brief ad promotes a federal taxi service offering speed and comfort.
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Shilock
Merchant of Venice
Bax Eollector
Yeaterday
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