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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
8
Fortify feet and ease swelling with Allen's Foot-Kane powder. Shake Allens Foot Base into one shoe to test comfort, promising hours of walking without fatigue. Sold everywhere 2c plus 2c stamp for mail order from Olmsted Le Rov N. Don’t accept any.
Central Office detectives pursue a murder mystery in Washington detailing the November 14 death of Joseph G Squires a pension office clerk found shot in the woods near his home. Officials say papers found later point to a suspect familiar with Squires and a witness account places a man following Squires from BF Edwards home after two shots in a wooded area.
Arrangements have been made for an amateur theatrical at the Willard on April 12 for the benefit of the Working Boy. Home Wessis Wortesque and Evans will present the fire playlet The Guipuxt written by James Ardinald. A second piece from Miss Hammon is said to have been staged before committee led by Miss Grace Bell and Mira Abercrombie Miller.
The Women Interdenominational Missionary Union held a morning meeting at Luther Memorial urging passage of the Gallne and Bennett prohibition bill in the district. Officers signed the report, and Mrs Culbertson and Mrs Shelton addressed hundreds of representatives from Protestant churches. A resolution thanking supporters in the work was adopted.
The Washington Chamber of Commerce admitted new members yesterday. The elected include L Johnson Gecke Haas jr MD Rosenbers J Baumgarten Louis Hodges HP Pils buy FP Harper B F Rover William g Vonterheide Alexander Guild J G Jarvis EJ tube WoW karmahan John Fitzforris G Taylor Wade Joseph D Wight George ODonnell F F Rog ers and Charles T Schneider Jamen F Oysters In Headquarters for The choicest bitter and fresh country eggs at reasonable pricesFine cream ery butter Joe ilo th 5 Ib boxes Four Leaf Clover 190 9th & Prave All mkts
The petition shows Martha H Little leaves most of her estate valued at about 315 dollars to her son Norton M Little. Real estate is about 2800 dollars, stocks and bonds around 140000 dollars. The son, acting as trustee, will attribute certain bequests. Sleman & Lereh represent the trustee in the matter. Early spring motor trips offered by TTCO taxicab at 33 hour rate with 12 percent discount offered.
The District commissioners consider installing swimming pools in public school buildings to teach swimming. An inspector will prepare cost data for installation and maintenance. Proposals include pools at McKinley Manual Training School and Armstrong School basement, with separate facilities for white and colored pupils.
Local horsemen plan a May exhibition at Potomac Park to rival last December's Washington Post supported carnival. President P DeGraw will host a meeting at the Metropolitan to finalize plans, with May 7 as the likely show date. The event aims to draw thousands, drawing enthusiasts from Washington and beyond to Thoro bred and harness racing.
A Maryland attorney Talbott seeks a U S Supreme Court order to enforce a judgment already upheld by the high court as due from Pickford and Walter. The dispute stems from a 1961 verdict of 88 000 and alleged miscommunication with Talbott’s former counsel Maddox and later representation by Pickford’s attorneys. An injunction preventing payment was upheld by the District Supreme Court center, and the appeal targets that order.
Funeral services for Mrs William A Mellen were held yesterday at the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev RM Moore officiating. Burial occurred at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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