Autoists War On Tax An Appeal Is To Be Taken
Three automobilists served warrants yesterday notified Assistant Corporation Downs they will appear before Judge Mulloway in the police court to show why they refuse to pay the wheel tax. Attorneys Lackwood Welton and Cimedinat announce the action aims to have the wheel tax law declared unconstitutional. Plan to take the case to the Supreme Court of the United States gains support from motorists and local lawyers. Police seek over a hundred other autoists cited for service as the drive to contest the tax continues.
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Downs Ot Gun A. Schuldt
Mulloway
William P Lackwood
Dilford & Welton
BM. Cimedinat
Informa Yon
Wuh
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the
United States
Polies
Foxhounds for New Club Organizes Rock Creek Hunt
The Rock Creek Hunt Club will receive twelve pedigreed foxhounds today, donor Miss Harriet Wadsworth aged 10. The pack will include three percent from Andrew J Cum eninge and six blooded animals from Maj Henry T Allen's kennels in Chagrin Ohio. The drag hunt will start at 3 pm at Pierce's Mill Rock Creek Park with about 40 arms officers and local sportsmen expected to ride, and Miss Helen Taft is likely to join the riders.
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Rockville Road
Pierce's Mill
Rock Creek Park
Helen Taft
Fright Restored Bertram Jeter’s Voice in Court
In juvenile court Bertram Jeter, age 12, testified that after being sent to Emergency Hospital he felt fear and could not speak. Judge DeLacy remarked about restoring faculties and emphasized the house of detention for truth, as the boy described his scream during the incident.
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Bertram Jeter
Bertram
Judge DeLacy
House of Detention
Ex-Policeman Convicted in Horse Racing Case
Eara Collins a former policeman was found guilty by a police court jury on three charges of accepting bets on horse racing Attorney James B Archer said he would move for a new trial Judge Pugh stayed sentence pending the motion The code prescribes a fine and up to three months in the Occoquan workhouse Assistant District Attorneys Ralph Glyen and John Weyrick represented the government.
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Eara Collins
James B Archer
Collins
Pugh
Occoquan
Ralph Glyen
John Weyrick
Promoter Fight Over Policeman's Promotion Rule
Justice Gould issues rule against district commissioners in case brought by George B Wheelock to compel promotion. Wheelock, a policeman, seeks mandamus to move from Class 2 to Class 3 on the force, claiming entitlement after 19 years of service as of July 2, 19H and alleging promotion was refused. Commissioners must show cause by April 6.
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George B Wheelock
Justice Gould
Wheelock
Beach opens June 1 with repairs and new hours
Superintendent W B Hudson oversees preparations for the district beach opening June 1. Bathhouse painting and shipshape work proceed as opening hours are set 3 to 6 pm until June 21, then 10 am to 6 pm. Ladies days are Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 10 am. Five guards three matrons and ten bath attendants planned.
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W. B. Hudson
W B Hudson
Latest Instruments Known to Science on View Here
Washington Academy of Science hosts a two day exhibition at the National Museum featuring government scientists’ latest tools. Highlights include a microtome cutter for preparing ultra thin worm cross sections, seaweed derived potash extraction, electric furnaces for material testing, and a highly sensitive air pressure gauge. Also on display are weather instruments, heat measuring devices, nephoscope cloud trackers, life saving gear, census tools, standards of weights and measures, and time interval instruments from multiple federal agencies and the Smithsonian.
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Washington Academy of Science
National Museum
Bureau of Agricultural Technology
Bureau of Aoils Tt
Pacific Coast
Bureau
Weather Bureau
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Department of Mines
Bureau of Standards
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Forest Service
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State Coast and Geodetic Survey
United State Geological Survey
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Naval oberMatory
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Academy of Science
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G A D Marshall Dead Elks Lodge to Hold Service
Col Albert D Marshall longtime Alexandria resident died at 3 06 pm at Riverside near Mount Vernon. He served in the Civil War artillery, later became a contractor and builder in New York, moved to Fairfax County, survived by his wife and two daughters. Alexandria Lodge of Pike to hold a Lodge of Sorrow at the Masonic Home tonight at 8. Burial expected in Arlington Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Albert D Marshall
Riverside
Mount Vernon
Gary Kearna Marshall
Frank ©Creighton
Fiveralde
J. J. Kirkland
New York
Col Marshall
Littleton Mays
Fairfax County
Alexandria Lodse
Pike
Arlington
Hamilton fa president banquet at Magnor's cafe
Hamilton fa president and Charles A Howard secretary hosted a banquet at Magnor's cafe last night. Robert E Knight sold to H Art inur Nails and wife a two story frame dwelling on the west side of Fairfax street between Wilkes and Wolfe Streets.
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Magnor’s Cafe
Hants
Robert E. Knight
H. Art ‘Inur Nails
Fairfax Street
Wilkes and
Wolfe Streets
Missions Plan Seven Day Session For Missionary Work
The Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets at Mount Vernon Church in Washington from April 10 for seven days to plan for deaconesses, home missionaries and foreign candidates. Twelve foreign missionary candidates will be accepted and appointed. deaconesses will be consecrated. Miss Belle H Bennett of Richmond, Kentucky presides. officers include Mra JB Cobb, Mra R. W MacDonell, and Mra F. E. Roas.
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South Wil
Washington
Mount Vernon Church
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Wesley
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Mount Vernon
Lam
California
Florida
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Richmond
Unis
Foreign Department
Mra
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Nashville Tenn
Home Department
R. W MacDonell
Nashville
Hospital Board Elects New Directors After Nine Month Run
Northern Drapengary and Emergency Hospital Association met at the Roporta hospital to elect a largely new board. Commodore George H Peters was reappointed treasurer as the institution reports over $1,000 in funds and a debt-free status. Since opening nine months ago physicians have treated 359 patients, with more than 1,000 in the treasury. The slate includes Peters, Saunders, Lansburgh, Bundy, Mrs Elizabeth Rafter, Dr Dwight Gordon Smith, and others among association members and hospital directors.
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Sim Fourteenth Street
Roporta
Commodore George H Peters
George H Peters
William H Saunders
James Lansburgh
Charles S Bundy
Elizabeth Rafter
Dwlsht Gordon Smith Willam'r Hart
Mary 8 Thompson
Frank Leech
Robert W Dutton
Edna M Colman
Lewis J Battle
Fred Lincoln
Albert Carrico
John G Willams
Dog Show Prizes Listed by Kennel Club
Arrangements for the April dog show were made by the Kennel Club in the Chamber of Commerce. A premium hat was completed and will be issued next week. About 5 special prizes were contributed by local fanciers and merchants, bringing the total to about 50. There is 91,000 in cash pesos in the regular classes. Ben Lewis will be one of the judges, and E M Wilson, beach show committee chair, departs for Philadelphia to hire others. George F Foley of Lansdowne Pa will be superintendent of the show.
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Kennel Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Lewis
E M Wilson
Philadelphia
George F Foley
Lansdowne Pa
Blooded horse for army presented to U S in London show
QWew Yor, Inatun Jost announces that Q J Gade, wealthy advertiser, donated his blooded horse Prince Henry to the United States government to be shown and ridden by an American army officer at the International horse show in London. Gade claims the horse has cleared 7 feet, 7 inches, surpassing the previous 6 feet 4 inch record. Prince Beary was shipped to Washington today.
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Prince Henry
London
Gude
Prince Beary
Washington
Alibi Link to Grace Case Comes From Steinburg
Abraham Steinburg a traveling salesman for Stanchard Varnish of New York is cited in a letter from Joseph Barth as giving an affidavit for Mrs Grace’s defense. He claims to have seen a woman at the Grace residence and a masked shooting report, then details of a man he later identified as Gibbs aboard a train. Mrs Grace did not comment.
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Philadelphia
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Paintings on View at House & Herrmanns in Washington
An exhibit opening today at House & Herrmanns showcases Rosa Bonheur works including Cid Darby and Gla Darby by DC Lithgow, plus Philip Cunningham canvases. The third piece, Lincoln the Rail Sputter and Blu ent, portrays a young Lincoln with rolled sleeves and ar in one hand, an open book in the other.
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House & Herrmann
Seventh
Street
Northwest
Ros Bonheurs
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Philip Cunningham
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Rosa Bonhemsa
Flaharmen
Havre
France
Lincoln
Sean
Richmond Chamber Names Delegation For Highway Talks
James F Gunter president of the Richmond Chamber reports that a committee of Richmond Washington division officers and local business leaders will visit Washington on Monday to confer with the national chamber on the proposed Quebec to Miami International Highway. The Richmond delegation will be received by the chamber executive committee upon arrival Monday afternoon. A separate Board of Trade committee investigating pension for District police and firemen will meet at noon today.
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Chamber of Commerce
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Richmond-Washington
Quebec
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Will of Mrs Mary Barnes Bequeaths to Relatives and Others
The will of Mrs Mary T Barnes widow of former Gen Barnes was filed for probate yesterday. Adelaide B Heath granddaughter is principal beneficiary. John C Heald named executor and heir truaten for Mins Heath. Bequests go to Mrs Betty Dandridge Leesburg Va Mrs Janet Harrison Winchester Va Mrs Sale Fauntleroy Staunton Va Mrs Katherine Whettelsey Bettie Hauntleroy Virginia Military Institute Lexington Va Joseph Fauntleroy Barnes and Mary F Barnes also named.
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Mary T. Barnes
Gen Barnes
Mies Adelaide B . Heath
John C. Heald
Mins Heath
Betty Dandridge
Winchester Va
Janet Harrison
Leesburg, Va
Sale Fauntleroy
Staunton
Katherine Whettelsey
Bettie Hauntleroy
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Joseph Fauntleroy Barnes
Mary F Barnes
Peacock Blue and Venus Paintings Highlight Corcoran Show
Washington Artists open tomorrow at the Corcoran Gallery featuring many works by local men and women. Two nude studies are placed in deep shadows behind the entrance, sparking comment from Richard Norrin Brooke and vice president Siva. Frances Cranmer shows Peacock Blue, a three by two foot canvas of a pale young man, while Irving Ward presents Venus before Jupiter. Other notable pieces include A Study in Pink by Catherine Critcher and portraits of Rear Admiral Evans and his granddaughter.
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Corcoran Gallery
Washington
Washington Artists
Corcoran
Richard Norrin Brooke
Washington Painters Exhibition
Silvas
Siva
Frances Cranmer
Venus
Irving Ward
Toca
Evans
Mra
Lectures on Socialism Draw Large Audience
Mrs Lena Morrow Lewis, on the executive committee of the National Socialist Party, lectured last night at Odd Fellows Hall on Socialists at Work. More than 200 persons attended as the speaker cited alleged advantages of socialist government with examples from Milwaukee and Schenectady where Socialists are in power.
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Mins
Lena Morrow Lewis
National Socialist Party
Odd! Fellows Hall
Milwaukee
Schensctady
Partridge Case Postponed In Criminal Court No 1
The government rested its case in the Partridge trial on alleged false representations to Revugene A Hannan. Defense witnesses then testified and the case was postponed until Monday with another day of testimony expected.
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Robert H Partridge
Criminal Court No 1
Revugene A Hannan
Mrs Eugene Waggaman Dies In New Orleans Home
Mrs Eugene Waggaman aged years old, mother of William G Waggaman of Washington, died Saturday at her New Orleans home. She was formerly Miss Fellcs Sauve daughter of Pierre Sauve who participated in Lopes expedition to free Cubs.
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O.ears
Wiliam G Waggaman
Washington
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Vaudeville and dining ads fill city bulletin page
A dense, fragmented city notice list promotes vaudeville shows at multiple venues, dining specials at New Wall Cafe, and local liquor and bread ads. It highlights Palais venues such as Pomander Walk and Painting the Town, with showtimes and prices, plus meal and bread deals. Names, venues, and prices anchor the page.
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Belasco
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