Hold Station 18 Not Ready for Occupancy
The Philadelphia Railroad and Union Station dispute delays a $1,800,000 certificate. Commissioner Morrow urges issuance, while Macfarland and West oppose until permanent fixtures replace temporary setups. Public hearing aired views on readiness and legal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Union Station
Congress
Railroad Company
Con-Street
Morrow
Macfarland and West
Thia
West
Fmnks
Macfarland
Ume
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
School bids opened for Fourth street building project
Seven bids were received for a new schoolhouse on Fourth Street between Wand Bryant streets NW. Purgess & Parsons submitted the low bid at 208000. Congress appropriated 25000 for the work and the site cost 312000, leaving 123000 to fund the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Wand Bryant Streets
Purgess & Parsons
Pavarini & Wyne
Robert T. Humphrey
Bilton C. Davis
Joseph M. Donne
George A Puller
C J Cassidy Co
Thomas H. Mellon
Woo Weaver & Sons
Congress
Charities Appeal for Help as Demands Increase
The Joint Finance Committee of Associated Charities reports higher need this winter for food fuel and clothing from Citizens Relief Association and related services. Public donations are urged to cover remaining shortfalls within two to three weeks. Contributions from multiple donors and churches are listed, supporting relief and prevention of consumption programs in Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Asco
Howard S. Reeside
Joint Finance Committee
W. H. Herrlom
Lather Place
St Gatreet Northwest
Immanuel Baptist Church
Immanuel
Fase
Winston
Charles J Croaby
Cora M. Yves
Charles
Lester
J. G Waters
Richard Loch
E” Himgworth
H. Luciua
MT Tolman
A. Soow
Mies Charlotte M Bebully
Henry R Evans
Grace Reform Church
Milton E. Alles
Issac Winston
Charley J Groby
Cora M Ives
Charles § Lester
Waters
Ming Charlotte J Rehuliz
Committee On Prevention of
William Ho Forwood
Changes Proposed to Rename and Jurisdiction of District Courts
The draft bill to rename the inferior justices of the peace courts in the District to municipal courts of the District of Columbia and to consolidate sessions in one building was sent to Representative Smith by the Commissioners. They argue the change suits the District’s urban center, shifting exclusive jurisdiction from 50 to 100 dollars to relieve Supreme Court calendar congestion and long trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inferior Courts of Justices of the Peace
Representative Smith
House District Committee
Distriet
Muga- Hon
Jushea of the Peace
District of
Columba
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court of the District
Girls See Fire Boat Work on Firefighter Visit
One hundred seven female students from Keene and Peterboro NH high schools visited the fire boat Firefighter under Chief Bell. The group toured the US Navy Yard and the Firth Stirling steel plant, watched a water surge demonstration, and learned fire fighting methods. Senator Gallinger’s secretary John H Walker and Gen G W Anhler attended among guests, with W Hell supervising the Keene High School delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Chef Belt
Keene
Peterboro
N. H
Senator Gallinger
Chief Bell
United States Navy Yard
Firth- Stirling
Senator Gaslinger
John H .Walker
G W. Anhler
W. ©. Hell
Roe At
Keene High Scho
Visitors to Juvenile Court See Case Docket and Reform Efforts
Judge DeLacy receives Representatives Fornes and Goulden of New York as three notable cases unfold. John L. McDonald is released on bond pending trial for failure to support his wife. Two 13 year olds Royal Martin and Peter Aaron are returned to their parents after court interviews. Annie Bryant is sentenced to three months in the workhouse for supplying liquor to a minor Beatrice Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge DeLacy
C W.fornes
Joseph A. Goulden
New York
Congress
John L. McDonald
Emerson Street
Royal Martin
West Clay Street
Peter Aaron
Haat Gray Street
Annie Bryant
Beatrice Thomas
Investors buy four brick houses in two streets
Stone and Fairfax report the sale for J Kann of four brick dwellings at 208 and 7W Second street and 209 and 2 Third street. The buyer, a local business man, is unnamed. Moore and Hill sold for Wright and Hopkins to William E Kern the two story seven room brick dwelling at 155 Tennessee avenue northeast, to be his home. Shannon and Luchs report a sale to William Ray for Mr Rubenacker of 1517 Tenth street northwest, Ray to hold as investment. Nicholas D Murphy named chief cook at Home for the Aged and Infirm, replacing Wilam Tolliver. salary sixty dollars a year, effective at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone & Fairfax
J. Kann
Second Street
Third Street
Moore & Hill
Wright & ‘Hopkins
William E. Kern
Tennessee Avenue
Kern
Shannon & Luchs
Sais
William Ray
H Rubenacker
Tenth Street
Ray
Contingent Trial Plan Questioned by West Over Collateral Cases
Commissioner West warned that forcing all collateral cases to trial would keep businessmen at the courthouse all day and pull patrolmen from their beats. He noted Judge Kimball said trials could stretch from sunrise to sunset and urged Commissioners Macfarland and Morrow to modify the order. He warned he would oppose it if Mccfarland’s motion stands, while supporting trials for all excise cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
West
Macfarland
Kimball
Police Court
Union Station
Acde
Morrow
Mccfarland
Police Appointments Approved for United States Express Site
Maj. Sylvester recommended and Commissioner West approved Charles Timms and W. M. Bartle as special policemen to serve on the property of the United States Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Sylvester
West
Charles Timms
W. M. Bartle
United States Express Company
Rabies Scare Drives Mu zzling Talk After Dog Bites
Ten people in this city and Herndon Virginia were bitten by rabid dogs in the past month. Doctors say all are out of danger after prompt treatment at the Pasteur Institute and Bluemont clinics. The Bureau of Animal Industry plans new dog muzzling recommendations as hundreds of cases have appeared in the past year. An infant in Giesboro Point suffered ear injuries from a dog attack, the animal killed and brains sent for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Herndon
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore
Bloomingdale
Bluemont
Leo Pahi
William Pahk
Giesboro Point
Will Install New Pastor at Eastern Presbyterian Church
The congregation of Eastern Presbyterian Church at the corner of Maryland Avenue and Sixth Street NE will install Rev Charles Lewis Neibel as pastor Tuesday at 7:45 PM. Rev Edward Davis will preside, with scripture read by Rev Jam Brown and a sermon by Rev Charles Wood. Charges to pastor and people to be delivered by Rev Joseph T Kelly and Rev Wallace Redcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Maryland Avenue
Sixth Street
Charles Lewis Neibel
Edward Davis
Washington
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Wallace Redcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Alleged Gambler Forfeits Bail In City Court
Amos G Woodruff forfeited $60 in Police Court after arrest at 20 Avenue A northeast where thirteen young men were found at a poker game. The case arose from a Nine precinct raid Wednesday night on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos G Woodruff
Woodruff
Ninth Precinct
Avenue A
Holmes Makes New Fight Over Indictment
Edwin S. Holmes Jr former associate statistician of the Agricultural Department seeks to have the validity of the indictment against him reviewed by the District Court of Appeals after a jury disagreement in the cotton re scandal case. He was granted permission to withdraw his not guilty plea with leave to demur within five days or lose the option to further contest the indictment. The case may go to the Appellate Court if the court denies the demurrer, promising a tense legal battle amid technical arguments and high drama in the jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Holmes,Jr
Agricultural Department
District Court of Appeals
Tustide Stafford
Holmes
Bolas
Richards Held on $1000 Bond for Watch Snatch
George Righdras of 129 Union Street was held yesterday in $1000 bond by Judge Kimball in Police Court on the charge of snatching a gold watch from Henry Pallas of Rochester, who was visiting Washington with excursionists. Richards was arrested by Policeman Cox after a rapid chase down Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Rochester
George Righdras
Union Street
Kimball
Henry Pallas
Washington
Cox
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wade Defense Wins Point In Bucket Shop Trial
In Justice Barnard's Criminal Court Wade the Stock Broker faces the bucket shop charge. Percy Wade testifies he ran a licensed brokerage for four years, delivered stock on request, and did not treat customer dealings as bets. George R Lee, a former employee, closes the government case. defense cites lack of proof of gambling transactions. The judge delays jury deliberations until Tuesday as Wade remains on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Wade
George R Lee
Wade
Sovernmenta
John B Laskey
Chicago
Laskey
Western Union
Wade Felé
Auction notice on paintings by Lely Lawrence Roybet and others
An auction notice lists antique and modern paintings by Sir Peter Lely Thomas Lawrence Hoppner Henner Zlem Turner Duluard Richet Roybet Boucher Bellecour and others. Paintings are warranted true to name and refundable at the purchase price if returned to the auctioneer within one week from the sale day. LOAN & CQ Aucts 1407 Gst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lely
Thomas Lawrence
Hoppner
Henner
Zlem
Turner Duluard
Richet
Roybet
Boucher
Bellecour
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House & Herrmann
Eye
N.W
Kuppenhe
Mall Hey Bain Co
Hom Fe
Epeaklon
Todd E
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Wabash Ave
Joseph Auerbach
Sores
Burgess & Parsons
Charley
J’ Crosby
Mra. Cor
M Ives
TG Waters
Richard Inch
Echalty
Greco Reform Church
Issioners Indorse
Fornes and
Goulien
Odses
Investor
Nicholas D Murphy
Wilam Tolliver
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Mr. Neibel
City Bulletins
Geneine
New Orleans
Mason's
We. J.T D Pyles’ li
Calaghan’s
Patent Office
Sherwood
Bush’s
Schneider's Navy Yard Exchange
Cansion
Robinxon’s
Stabile
Exchange
Washington Primary Teachers’ Union
Young Woman's Christian Association
Twelfth
Ftreets
Great Bear Spring
11Th St
H.C. Upham
12Th Street
Muddiman& Co
Heurick’s
Maerzen and Senate—brewery
Arlington
Piea
Priestley
Friedlander Bros
Vulcan Toaster
Barber & Ross, Kith and
G Streets
Warner
Totvitier
Warner Jafa Cura
Warners Fate Cure Company
Randle Highlands
U.S. White House
Te Capital Et Duzort
Elf
Villa Altes
Moka
Groater Opporunities
Realty Company
Central National Bank
Con Mal Baok Ith
Pa Ave
Dmg
Uneeda
Prince Albert
United States Cavalry
Third Field Artiory
Fort Myers
Soldiers’ Athletic Fund
Y M
Thar Smith
Army
O’donnell
Goodyear
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Castelberg's
Washingtons
Ji Welera
Opticians
The
Post
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
Keeley Institute
North Caprio Street
Nowhere
Esia
Binet
Cail
Ask
14Th Street N. W
Potomac Electric Serica
National Capital
Society
Sunday Post
Theater
the Post
the Sunday Post
Jetus
Information
Merabare Sandoa Ak
Metropalitn Bank
Fone Meeeais
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