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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1922

Page

2

Pastor Wins Fight to Keep His Pulpit in Florida

Local church leadership dispute ends with pastor retained. Filing affidavits and testimony show majority of congregation backed Rev. W. Favier amid excommunications and board tensions. Court hearing drew crowded gallery as supporters voiced statements for and against the pastor’s continued tenure.

Armander Boett Jaxseph H. Seewart Wayte Cours Pulals Aled Thomas Dones

Supreme Court petitions to transfer police court cases to writ court

Attorneys James A. O'Shea John I. Sacks petitioned the District Supreme Court for writs of certiorari to transfer the cases of Jacobson Murphy from Police Court to the US writ of prohibition court. Alfred D. Smith also sought writs of prohibition regarding Thomas P Chakeres and Nick Petrakas claim police court lacked jurisdiction.

James A.” ‘O'Shea John I. Sacks District Supreme Court Ef Critorari Jacobson Patrick J. Murrphy Police Court Algo Atttorney Alfred’d. Smith

Experts of three states clash at gas hearing in Supreme Court

Oral arguments were heard in the Supreme Court as Ohio and Pennsylvania challenged West Virginia’s natural gas distribution regulations. Notable counsel included state attorneys general and former US Solicitor General John W. Davis. The justices questioned whether the suit was prematurely brought and whether West Virginia’s regulatory reach affected neighboring states and their fuel supply.

Capes Braught Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Public Service Commission Supremes Court United States John W. Davis Ghia Kentucky Maryland Virginia

Funeral today for James Trew Jr Masonic rites

Funeral services for James Trew Jr will be held at 2 pm at his residence 6529 Ninth Street NW. He died of pneumonia and will be interred at Glenwood Cemetery under Masonic auspices. A thirty second degree Mason and Acacia Lodge No 18 member, he was secretary of the Trew Motor Company. Survived by wife Gertrude Woodworth, two children Virginia and James Jr, and four brothers. He resided in Washington for seventeen years and was born in Westmoreland County Virginia.

James T Ha O Westmoreland ‘County James Mary “Billingsley Mise Gertrude Wood‘worth Détro Virginia Bis Acacia Lodge ASAM Almas Temple Board Trade

Farmers Vote Down Antiracing Measure in Montgomery County

Farmers in Montedéméry county Maryland split on a proposed ban on horse racing betting. At the third annual Montgomery County Farmer Bureau meeting in Rockville courthouse 860 attended as a resolution to urge county representatives to abolish betting was defeated 46 to 26 after a committee report. Directors for two years were elected from various districts while Senator T H Caraway spoke on limited federal relief and farmer needs for organization and cooperation.

Montedéméry County Montgomery County Ferm Bureau Benjamin H.miller Sandy Spring Francis C. Hutton John EB. Muncaster Robert Henderson Walter M. Magruder William W. Moore Clarence L. Gilpin Ledoux Riges Joseph N. Darby G. ‘Rust Canby John B. Diamond, Jr Windsor W. Hodges Clayton Rabbitt Laytonsvile Poolesville Colesville Gaithersburg Barnesville Ixtt Organisation Cooperttion Hi Bedell

War payment case before Supreme Court challenges carrier status

The Interstate Commerce Commission suit, named by Chicago News and Bastien holdings, seeks payment totaling 18578 AB for wartime use of refrigerated cars. Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada owns the carrier, which operates in Michigan, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. The commission refused to recognize it as a carrier or certify the amounts claimed.

Interstate Commerce Commis AIBA Serendant Dn & Betts Chicago New Campas Secretary of the Treasury Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada Michigan Maine New Hampshire Vermont Commission

Plan Drive for Members by Northeast Citizens Association

The Northeast Citizens association gathered at the Northeast Masonry temple to finalize an intensive membership campaign. Evan H. Tucker spoke as president, J.B. secretary, and M.G. Peters treasurer. District chairmen were appointed: J. M. Pierce, R. Linking, W.P. Waples, A. F. Thompson, and R. Higgins. William F. Snide attended a commission hearing while ill from a broken ankle, planning to resume duties after the case is resolved.

Northeast Citizens Association Northeast Masonry Temple J.B M.G. Peters Evan H. Tucker J. M. Pierce B. Linking A. F. Thompson Higgins William. F. “Snide Rent’ ‘Board

Immunology Clinic Meeting For Working Women

The Immunology Clinic, created by the Woman's Welfare Association, will meet at 1022 Eleventh Street Northwest tomorrow night from 5 to 7. Similar sessions will recur Thursdays for working women and girls of meager income, stressing preventive and therapeutic measures. Dr J Wesley Bovee heads the medical staff, and Mrs Charlies W Wetmore leads the association board. Middleton reports $160 stolen from his rear store cash register. detectives Ison and Mansfield are investigating.

Clinic ‘of Applied Immunology Woman's Welfare Association Tinnoen J. Wesley Bovee Charlies W. Wetmore BS Middleton Ison and Mansfield

Chinese Armament Delegation Sail for England

Dr Wellington Koo the Chinese minister to Great Britain headed the delegation at the armament conference and left Washington with Mrs Koo for New York to sail to England. Chief Justice Wang and Alfred Sze remained in Washington as other principal delegates departed.

Wellington Koo Great Britain Washington Ekoe New York England Wang Supreme A Alfred Sze

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