Financial Statements Report of the Condition 1916 Bank Note
The Union Savings Bank Washington DC closes May 1 1916 with assets of 1 669 219 42 and liabilities totaling 1 868 318 42 including deposits of 1 278 674 85 and capital stock of 4 100 52. The statement certified by Cashier E B Schreiner and Notary Alexander Rahala confirms accuracy to the best knowledge.
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American Security and Trust CO
Washington
Union Savings Bank Washington
District of Columbia
Taane
Diacomia
National Bank
National
Otumbity
K Schreiner
E. BE. Schreiner
Sealy Alexander R. Vahala
City of Washington
HB. Byrd
Hi. B. Byrd
Lansburfy
Attral Notary Public
Henry P. Blair
EU Sheets
Frank $ Bright
L. C. Strider
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Capital Stock
Interes Leas
Cantier's
Postal Savings Deposita
Priests Hold Reunion at St Charles College Event
Graduating Class of 1968, twenty five in number, reunites for reminiscence and music in Baltimore area. Speakers include A D Hogue, E F Harrigan, and F J Harney. Alumni toured former sites. old Ellicott City buildings destroyed, new college near Baltimore. Clergy from multiple states, dinner set by St Charles faculty.
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A. D. Hogue
E. F. Harrigan
F. 3. Harney
St Charles’ College
Hilcott City
Hotel Gordon
United States
Europe
America
C. D Hogue
Cleveland
Ohio
College of Today
Francis J. Harney
J. T. Wood
W T. Heilfern
C F Ewald
Faculty of
St. Charles
Catonsville
Ellicott City
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Balthmore
Francia J. Harney
Bacred Heart
Washington
A. A. Martin
BE. F. Harrigan
St. Charles’ College
T J. Calnen
Sacred Freart
Fall River
Maas
J. T. Breslin
New York City
A. A. Cunningham
Albany
Roosevelt seeks to stop alimony suit in separation case
John Ellis Roosevelt, cousin of Col Theodore Roosevelt, asked the New York Supreme Court to discontinue the $400 a month temporary alimony to Edith Ho Roosevelt while she sues for separation. His counsel alleged delaying tactics by Mrs Roosevelt and said testimony from Detroit witnesses would support observed marks on her arms. The petition was to be heard by Justice Hotchkiss in a few days.
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John Ellis Roosevelt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Edith Ho Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Walter Randall
Hotchkiss
Crane
Brooklyn
Randall
Mrs. Roosevelt
Howard
Ellen Meredith
Detroit
Justice Hotchkiss
Poche Eda Eioesecne
Ananiian
Shakespeare Pageant Rehearsal by Washington High Schools
A dress rehearsal celebrating Shakespeare tercentenary on the campus near Rock Creek Park featured eighth grade students from public elementary schools. Miss Sarah E Simon wrote the pageant drawing on comedies like A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest with Elizabethan costumes.
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Rock Creek Park
Sixteenth Street
Sarah E Simon
Washington High Schools
Rebecca Shanley
Business High School
Hngh
White House Fete Fashion At White House Reception
Mrs John B Henderson leads the fashion as pink flowered chiffon and cream lace outfits guests in pastel pinks and blues. Cone Johnson wears French blue and black taffeta with a large straw hat, while Robinson Downey sports pearl gray georgette with violet accents and parasol. Other guests include Mrs Britten in white blue chiffon, Miss Cannon in black satin, Miss Virginia Le Seure in black and white tulle, and Mrs Defrees Critten in jet tulle over purple taffeta with matching hat.
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Cone Johnson
Robinson Downey
Fred Britten
Virginia le Seure
Mra
Ollie James
Defrees Critten
Irkmings
Hampson Gary
Victor Kauffmann
Miss Duryea Bride of Saint Phalle in New York Church
Miss Marie Duryea, elder daughter of Mrs. Sloan Auchincloss, married Fal de Saint Phalle in St Ignatius Loyola Church New York this afternoon. Saint Phalle is son of Comte and Comtesse Pierre de Saint Phalle of Paris. the groom's father serves in the French army.
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Washington Post
New York
Mias Maris Suyiet l Duryea
Rs. Samus
Sloan Auchincloss
Police News In Brief Full of Robbery Reports Across District
Police reported a string of robberies and injuries across Washington yesterday. Items stolen include jewelry, clothing, a roll of bills, bicycles, cameras, and a gold wristwatch from numerous addresses and frontages near Pinehurst, D Street NW, Seventh Street NW, and H Streets NE. Several people were treated for injuries at local hospitals, with victims ranging from Mrs. Hugh McKenzie to Beulah Bird, and others described as missing. Also noted were accidental injuries from a fall near Gresham Place NW and a cat bite case at University Hospital.
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Pinehurst
Jacob Rosenberg
Elmore & Ammatead
Ninth
Dark Bay Horse
Wesley Jackson
Pickford Street
Fifteenth
Georges R Junghaus
Atlantic and Pacific Test Company
Joseph Alper
Seventh Street
M. Childs
Siath Street
Joseph T Gilmore
Florida Avenue
Seventeenth Street
James Barker
J W Lawson
Thirteenth Street
Igund Wise Girl
James Shack
Louise Leith
Chapin Streat
Ernest Frye
New York Avenue
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