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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1910

Page

2

Debated Public Domain Coal Land Policy and Royalties

A debated plan seeks to protect coal phosphate oil and water power on lands still owned by Tim. Proposals urge fee simple sale of coal lands with Congress input, and emphasize deposits and water rights. Critics warn against uncontrolled sale and advocate long term leases and government royalties to benefit the people.

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Meeting at Metropolitan Baptist Church on Curing by Hypnotism

Judge DeLacy and Judge William H. Delaer will address the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor this afternoon at Metropolitan Baptist Church on A Street. A brief program featuring Whitam Smith of New York, Silas Jame Holmes, Percy Jefferson, Mrs Hattie Conter, and Tearrie Price is planned.

DeLacy Wiliam H. Delaer Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Metropolitan Baptist Church Gelnek Whitam ©. Smith New York Silas Jame Holmes Percy Jefferson Hattie Conter Admiss Tearrie Price

Notable Washington and Lee banquet honors include legacy figures

E. Lee, president of the university, will host a banquet honoring Gen. Custis Lee. Dr. Thomas Nelson Page will serve as toastmaster, with President George B. Denny of the university to respond to the toast Washington and Lee University. Speakers include George L. v Chamberlain, Seth Shepard, Miles Poindexter, Robert B. Lee Jr., and Charles A. Graves of the University of Virginia Law School. Gen. Custis Lee, ill, is represented by Col. Robert A. Lee Jr.

Thomas Nelson Page Association George B. Denny University Washington Lee Apealk Berlator George L. v Chamberlain Seth. Shepard Miles Poind Col Ronert & Lee Jr

Fifth Precinct Receives John B. Wight Flag For Excellence

Commissioner Johnston presented the John B. Wight flag to Fifth Precinct officers in a ceremony at the station. The precinct covers Anacostia and the southeast city, earning the honor from the police board for top efficiency and best kept quarters. Inspector Cross and Superintendent Sylvester spoke, stressing continued rivalry. Chevy Chase Hunt Set For Tomorrow At 10 A.M. at the transformer station on the Tennallytown and Rockville Electric road to Beane post office with a draw and big caverta on the Moyer place.

Johnston John B. Wight Aniacostia Police Board of Inspection Maj. Sylvester Willams Schuston Chevy Chase Hunt Chevy Chase Tennally Town Rockville Beane Moyer Place

Papers returned after 32 years to kin of Southern youth

A Mississippi born Interior Department official, Frank Greer of Ripley, refused to aid the Confederacy at the start of the Civil War. His letters and private papers were long sought by relatives, including Mrs. Mary J. Howard and her daughter Mrs. Sullivan. A dinner conversation led Representative Thomas Spight to arrange their return to kin. The packet was sent to Spight yesterday.

Mississippi Southland Interior Department Ripley Frank Greer Mary J. Howard Howard Chart B.‘Sullivan James Gordon Thomas’ Spight Wes Ils Getsun Greer Washington Demanda Maliy Iie Lincoln Ax A Mir Sullivan Charles B. Bullivan Postoffice Department Charles Meyers East Captio Street Mrs. Sullivan Thomas Spight Col. Gordon Spight Hipley Wasington Bpight Bee

Mrs Mary Sherman McCallum Wins Absolute Divorce

District Supreme Court Justice Anderson grants an absolute divorce to Mrs Mary Sherman McCallum adopted daughter of the late John Sherman former Secretary of State and senator. Metullum husband in consular service in Washington. Edna Wallace named corespondent. McCallum awarded custody of John Sherman Metallum and Cecilia Sherman McCallum with paternal visitation twice weekly. Children ages 18 and 11 reside with mother in this city.

McCallum District Supreme Court Mary Sherman McCallum John Sherman Unio Justice Anderson James J. Metallum Washington Edna Wallace John Sherman Metallum Cecilia Sherman McCallums Fpiphany Church

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