Flag Day Honors Begin At Key Mansion Event
Youth celebrate Flag Day with events at Georgetown including a nighttime program at Francis Scott Key mansion. Veterans of the GAR and many patriotic groups select speakers and present an oath of allegiance. Key descendants and Marine Band involvement accompany a gun salute as civic leaders deliver addresses.
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Local Memorial Church program features readers and awards
At Douglas Memorial Church this evening George H Thomas Post will celebrate Deputy Auditor Leeds will address. Mrs Isaac B Thatcher patriotic instructor of Thomas Relief Corps will direct the program. Marcia Burn Chapter DAR attends Maury School to present a cash prize and five bound books for best essays on Our Flag. Patriotic committee members listed.
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A N Hamilton
Boy Stabs Playmate in Juvenile Court Ruling
Charles Woodland, a fourteen year old Black boy, was found guilty by Judge DeLacy in Juvenile Court on an assault with a pen knife charge. David Jones suffered multiple stab wounds in the abdomen during the incident. Woodland received a $45 fine and six months probation, with the fine paid.
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Dairymen deny joy over ruling on impure milk policing
The District Dairymen Association says dairy men are not joyful about Judge Mulloway's ruling that District health inspectors lack authority to prosecute dealers selling impure milk. President Warquhar states members will aid authorities and push for a fair law to protect the public, while commissioners vow continued action against impure milk despite the ruling.
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Divorce Stuns as Red Haired Woman Ties Fate
Frances Isham is granted an absolute divorce after a Rockville elopement four years ago. Chief Justice Labaugh orders payment of alimony. Testimony cites Isham seen with other women at dances and a drinking resort, with a red haired witness described as a key factor in the suit.
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Move of District Government Postponed to July 7
The Mifflargrove District property clerk on Louisiana Avenue announced a postponement of the final opening of the new Pennsylvania Avenue building. The July 1 transfer date is moved to July 7, with fixtures not deposited by July 8. Commissioners Mackinland and West ruled Sunday moving unwise, delaying police and fire department moves originally set for July 4.
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District Bills Discussed By House District Committee
Representative Smith chaired the House District Committee meeting with Commissioner Macfarland to review regulation from the past session and outline legislation for the upcoming short session. Both agreed substantial work was done and more would follow when Congress reconvenes.
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Court Drama Over Spouse Support Ends In Tears
Eli Scher of 900 H Street appears in court as his wife Mrs Lischer accuses him of withholding support. She says she eats meat once daily, cannot feed her children, and receives no cash for clothes or ten cents for essentials while he defends giving her mother the best room. Judge DeLacy admonishes peace and blends family counsel with courtroom drama as relatives sway the outcome.
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Community classifieds tease services and ads mix
A jumble of local offerings appears with promises of shorthand and typewriting courses at Milton Root, civil service exam prep, health products for children, Selneiders Malt bread, crabs at Navy Yard, and various merchants selling beer, carpets, and gas ranges. The scattered items show a neighborhood ad page with multiple businesses and services in a single listing.
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Mr Weller's Work Praised as Charity Leader Resigns
Announcement of Charles F Weller's resignation as secretary of the Associated Charities is met with regret in Washington. A colleague credits him with organizing and expanding modern charity work, improving neighborhood settlements, tuberculosis campaigns, playgrounds, and summer outings for children, while educating the public, fundraising, and training helpers. He leaves for Pittsboro, noted as a challenging, neglected field, taking with him high regard and widespread goodwill.
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Weller
Pittsboro
Anderson Convicted as Mental Inquire Might Be Held
Dr Robert L Anderson was convicted in Criminal Court No 2 with a mercy recommendation and a court ordered inquiry into his mental condition. He was arrested after reaching into a former patient’s home to recover a gown he sold, amid a nervous appearance and disjointed testimony.
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Anderson
Alexander Wett
Alexander Weir
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Demeimer
Land case nearing close in Hyde Rengon trial
This morning the Hyde Rengon Dimond Lehnewer land fraud trial resumes as seven lawyers, five defense and two government, prepare to sum up for the jury. District Attorney Baker and Assistant Attorney General Pugh will argue for the government. defense lawyers include ER Golden, Donaldson, A S Worthington, A A Birney, J Campbell, and F F Van derveer. Yesterday focused on jury instruction discussions with Justice Stafford. Juford did not hear the arguments.
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Addres
Baker
Pugh
ER Golden Donaldson
S Worthington
A Birney J . Campbell
F F Vanderveer
Justice Stafford
Juford
Usefull Hints To House Keepers Japalac Finish Guide
Useful hints describe applying Japalac to old linoleum and varnish to renew surfaces. It covers doors windows porch furniture wicker water pipes radiators picture frames old autos and wagons with colors like Mahogany Ox Blood Red Green or Black. The guide claims Japalac protects and beautifies while being easy enough for an inexperienced person.
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