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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1917

Page

8

Inaugural Parade Room Dispute Brings Fight at Hotel

M G Miller owner of the George Washington Hotel on Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue Northwest ejects C M Hopkins and family from a furnished room. A struggle occurs as furniture is moved. Hopkins claims month to month tenancy and damages seek $10,000. The room overlooks the inaugural parade route near Pennsylvania Avenue. A separate note mentions Fred B R Smith to address men at the Theater under the King’s Men’s Christian Association.

M. G. Miller George Washington Hotel Fifteenth Street New York Avenue C. M. Hopkins Hopkins E. S. Brashears Miller Pennsylvania Avenue Nicholas Longworth Misa Alice Roosevelt Presivat Henking Re Dave Hoostelries Fred BR. Smith New York King Men's Christian Association Equity Division G. L. Baker George P. Hoover National Benefit Association Irving Williamson Crowley Kresge H. W. Sohon D. T. Wright W. A Johnsron Julius Hermann Riggs National Hank Speare Clephane Keyser Wilson

Sunday Lecture on The Rebirth of Christianity

A public lecture titled The Rebirth of Christianity will be held Sunday afternoon March 4 at 3 30. The event invites community members to explore renewal and historical context of Christian faith.

Inaugural Week Services Across Washington DC

A long Sunday program lists numerous church services and speakers for March 4 in Washington. Among offerings are Holy Communion and sermons by Rev. William M. Washington at Bethlehem Chapel, evening prayers by Rev. Washington, and address by the National of Wisconsin and Patriots service. Multiple Congregational, Baptist, Unitarian, Theosophical, and Christian Science services are noted across churches on Vermont Avenue, Ninth Street, Massachusetts Avenue, and other streets with dates, times, and officiants including Rev. J H Nelms, Rev. James Gordon, and Dr. Wood.

Iscaopal John's Charces Rolante Cotton Smith Edward Slater Dunlap George Williamson Smith T .Merning Vening Wisconsin om.Hole William M. Washington Wiliam Muar Pants New York Bethlehem Chep Georgetown Asce Massachisetts J. Henning Nelms Vas Evensong Agne Geer St. Sand & P.m Ap. At &Opom Falloweil Spoo Washington Det Gordon Republic Gordon Faust Muale Baptist. I Swem 7Th & Eye N. 2 FLAS Presbyterian Church OF the Covenant Connecticut Ave Ales Wood Charles C. Tevis Beck Chapel Dr. Wood Waller Christian Endeavor Meeting 100 Wolves Sybuey Troyd Wrightson Harvey Murray Science First Church OF Christ, Scientist Columbia Road Fnelldst Christ Joan Colorado Bundia Second Church OF Christ, Scientist Christ Jesus Colorado Building

Legal Records Trial Listings Open for March Eight

United States Court of Claims shows trial dates and case numbers including alimony pendente lite awards and rule returnables. Equity and Circuit divisions list numerous cases with parties such as Kendall Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church and George Washington University, with mar 6 9 8 11 12 18 44 25 38 49 66 88 64 97 100 108 as noted filing and hearing dates.

United States Court of Claims Supreme Court District of Columbia Justice Hill Bivina Bigins Calvary Baptist Church Extension Association Margaret M. Murray J. J. Darlington W. B. Hampton R. H. McNeiil Emith George Washington University Alexander Wolf Joseph I. Weller Joseph J. Weller Ficklin Va Holloman John Ridout Marechalk Marschalk Mudd & Mudd S. McC. Hawken H. I. Quinn McCurdy Ve. McCurdy Hter Tepper & Gu‘aack Adkins Howle Va Bowie Bill D. A. Phelps H. A. TL. Barker Thomas M. Baker Steele Va Steele Nte D. Edward Clarke National Capital Life Insurance Company W. J. Lambert Justice Gould United States Joseph Bentley L. J. Mather R. J.ey Mortimer M. Dawes C. J. Columbus Charles J. Raff Octave Bigoness George T. Hilton George P. Sloover Grover Staten D. W. Baker Harry A. Grant Harvey Robinson Fleer M. FP. Mangan Emanuel Brown J. A. O'Shea Louise Jackson Christopher Haas Joe, Brown Howard Arthur Swan John Pickett T. T. Jones James Briscos R. A. Hughes Hilleary Woodross R. J. Miller Hubert T. Jarboe J. C. Brown Robert Lawson Eugene Monroe Fountain Irvine M E. O'Brien Louis Ohnenius Ember Element KH. Carrington D. Truitt Levin Rosenbaum Myer Rovenberg Malcolm Almond Wright & Wampler Elliott K. Buckner Thlmes M. F. Mangan Marie Washington Peter Metrakas Richard Woodward Thomas Spilman Champ Briggs

D A R Head Candidacy Backed by District and States

Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey of Independence Kansas leads a complete ticket for president general and other officers of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution. Forty three states and the District of Columbia endorse her bid, with rivals including Mrs. Horton Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Squire. The ticket includes Elizabeth Pierce Pierce Crowell Fletcher Johnston Palsifer and others across multiple states and districts. Admin support is noted for Mrs. Guernsey while Mrs. Story leads current administration efforts.

Horton Lewis Squire George Thacher Guernsey Independence Kans National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution Waashington Guernsey John Miller Horton Buffalo N. Y James Hamilton Lewis Senator Lewis Illinois George C. Squire St. Paul Minn William Cumming Story Worty District of Columbia Kansas United Massachusetts Elizabeth F. Pierce Emma L. Crowell Pennsylvania Duncan A. Fletcher Senator Fletcher Florida Robert J. Johnston Iowa Woodbury Palsifer Maine Mias Grace M. Pierce New York George K. Clarke Benjamin D. Heath North Carolina James M. Fowler Indiana Catherine Brittin Barlow Natalie Sumner Connecticut

Lenient Request Granted in Case Involving Father of 28

The court heard a leniency plea from the father of a 28 year old related to a disciplinary event. The prosecuting attorney concurred and Judge Ervin granted the continuance, allowing more time for the proceedings.

Mate Xo March Braree Tna Pearan Ervin

Hutchins Will Contest Denied by District Supreme Court

Justice Stafford refused a new trial in the Hutchins will contest. The suit by Lee Hutchins to break the will was decided after a trial lasting over two months, with a jury verdict in his favor. The court held the objection about Justice Anderson and an unruled bill of exceptions unsound.

Stilson Hutchins Justice Stafford District Supreme Court Anderson Lee Hutchins

Insults Prompted Service Discontinuation In New York

Albany reports that Morse M. Frankel, editor of the Mediator Publishing Company, was found to have insulted telephone operators and managers, muttered profane language, and even caused a shrill transmitter noise over several years. The public service commission ruled the exchange could discontinue his service and warned that subscribers who tolerate such abuse risk loss of telephone access.

Albany Central Public Service Commission Morse M. Frankel Mediator Canal Street New York Frankel

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington District

A long list of deeds of trust shows numerous security arrangements across Washington District. Names include Hastings MacAdam, George Emmerich, Douglass Mackall, Elizabeth Trimme, Fulton Gordon, Laura Bowman, David Lyona, Beall, Moran, McGlue, Beichington, Santucci, O'Keefe, Milstead, Witwer, Beall, Turner, Clifbourne, Wunder, and others securing loans for building associations and various properties. Properties span blocks and squares like 21, 554, 2021, 2001, 85, 185, 69, 676, 2007, 974, 1630, 2007, 1041, 1033, 2829, 3704, 548, 545, 408, 834, 580, and more, with sums ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars and terms from 1 to 60 months at rates from 4 to 8 percent.

Columbia Heights D. Hastings MacAdam George M. Emmerich Douglass S. Mackall Washington Permanent Building Association Aridie M. Sinclair Charles C H. R. Howenstein Ered W. Reeves Josephine J. Herfarth Elizabeth Equitable Cooperative Building Association Square David R. Lyona James M. Brookket Ax Douglass Mackall Moran G. Percy McGlue John d. Shirley Jedrene A. Jones William B. Young Marie Bry John A. Beichington Duliaa A. Medel William D. Kenedy Katherine €. Hebbington Santucci Robert R. Mahorney Hervey G. Helt Bettie B. Gudgin John O'Keefe Henry H. Bergmann Metropolis Building Association Mary Y. Milstead Henry J. Bergmann Metropalls Building ‘Association Charles RB. Witwer Alenury HH. Bergmann Arche Metropalts Building Association Clifwbourne Wilhelmina Wunder Harold BR. Doyle William L. Miller Thomas M. Gale George W. Fue Marion M Cliften Robb Jocelyn Z. Yoder Eunepta A. Bill Russell B. Colg Bloomingdat Samuel ‘Ringer Emily C. Galtigan William A. H Rignald W. Beall Charles W. Carr Rame Na & Square Same Sime Ada Brown Harry A. Hearty William Phillipe Henry Oettinger Samuel W. Tucker, Jr Washington Loan and Trust Company Baattabie Cooperative Building Association Meridian Hilj George C. Totten, Jr American Security and ‘Trust Company Matioral Savings and Trust Company Flack

Cotton cargo destroyed in blaze aboard Carolinian

Several thousand tons of cotton bound for Liverpool were burned in the hold of the British steamship Carolinian of the Garland Line in Baltimore. The ship had nearly completed loading and was to clear tomorrow morning. The cargo also included merchandise assigned to the assess. The ship’s capacity is 7,000 tons. The fire’s origin is undetermined.

Baltimore Liverpool Carolinian Garland Line

Wife Sues for Limited Divorce at Bivins Home

Oscar T. Bivins at 615 Lexington Place Northeast declares he wants reconciliation and for Maud E. Bivins to return with their child. He says the home is comfortable and he will welcome her. if she stays away the home will be broken up.

Oscar T. Bivins Lexington Place Maud E. Bivins Bigins

Cemetery Custodian Fined Over Reburial Attempt in Tennallyown

In the District, dead may not be disturbed without a permit. Clarence Eugene Balker, superintendent of Methodist Cemetery at Tennallytown, refused a lot owner's request to lower bodies to 219 feet to make space. He was fined $10 by Judge Pugh in police court after failing to obtain a health officer permit.

Clarence Eugene Balker Tennallytown Ealker

Hotels Brace for Crook Influx During Inauguration

Arrangements were completed to protect hotel amnesty during inauguration against thieves, pickpockets and confidence men. Over 50 trained hotel detectives from the Waldorf and several Eastern cities are on duty, familiar with country crooks. Principal hotels include the Willard, Raleigh, Shoreham, Dewey, Continental, Powhatan and Lafayette, supplementing regular police and detectives.

Amnesta Waldorf New York City Bellevue-Stratford Philadelphia Rennett Belvedere Emerson Baltimore Willard Raleigh Shoreham Dewey Continental Powhatan Jafayette

Guatemala Assembly Opens Second Session in City

Guatemala City news says the national assembly began its second session today as Foreign Minister Dr Harrarte read President Cabrera's message to the house.

Guatemala City National Assembly Herrarte Cabrera'a Mes Bape

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