Munsey Trust Company Receives Comptroller Certificate
The Treasury Department certifies The Munsey Trust Company of Washington DC has met sub-chapter eleven requirements. It reports two million dollars paid-in capital and a five hundred thousand dollar deposit for one-fourth paid-in capital with authority to operate safe deposit, trust, loan, mortgage, and fiduciary duties.
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Munsey Trust Company
Comptroller of the Currency
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Maryland
Adventist General Conference Opens at Takoma Park
The thirty-eighth session of the Seventh-day Adventists opens at Takoma Park with an encampment of more than 600 tents. A party of 46 European delegates crossed the Atlantic, including L. R. Conrad and Guy Dail. Delegates from Jerusalem, China, Korea, and Africa arrive. A. A. Carseillen, who studied local languages in Africa, runs a school. A. G. Daniells reads the report at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carscallen
Africa
Atlantic
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Takoma Park
L. R. Conrad
Guy Dail
K. ©. Porter
Last Hight
Jerusalem
Cina
Korea
Heart of
Central
South America
A. A. Carseailen
Activastor
A. G. Daniells
Three sue for divorce in district court
Mrs Cora E Wildman filed for an absolute divorce from Thomas N Wildman a showman alleging misconduct and seeking child custody. Raymond B Dickey is her lawyer. In a separate case Clarence A Bateman sought an absolute divorce from Angeline L Bateman amid misconduct claims. They married July 23 1968 at Vi eng Wa and have two children. Attorney KL B Frey filed a bill charging cruel treatment against Helen Fila beth Coulehan who sued James McLarthy Coulehan for an absolute divorce. George Curtis Shinn is her counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora E. Wildman
District Supreme Court
Thomas N. Wildman
Raymond B. Dickey
Clarence A. Bateman
Eangeline L. Bateman
Vieng
KL B
Frey
Bil
Helen Fllaabeth T Coulehan
James Mclarthy Coulehan
George Curtis Shinn
Coulehen
Weights and Measures Conference Attacks Swindling Dealers
Secretary Redfield condemned dishonest weights and measures dealers during the eighth annual conference. Delegates from many states focus on tightening enforcement, closing loopholes, and pushing for uniform federal legislation. The event at the Bureau of Standards, with readings on apple barrel standards and package labeling, continues with sessions on state laws and preparations for a presidential reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Connecticut Avenue
Pierce Millroad
Sulzer
Wilson
Congress
New York
Calvin E. Leach
Commerce Sweet
Labor
F.S. Holbrook
Reichmann
New York State
J. S. Walsh
New York City
Rateigh iHotel
Nick Winter and the Stolen Favorite event in Virginia
City bulletins advertise a feature titled Nick Winter and the Stolen Favorite. The notice lists show times and venues including Ste. Chan Macalester for Mt Vermon Daily with broadcasts at Ma. m. and 145 p.m. The fragment mentions locations Linc 1256 and Linc. 1267 and Tyree's at 15th and H streets northeast with a drugstore reference.
Anacostia May Carnival Honors Local Baby Winners
The Anacostia May Carnival hosted by the babies' Aid Society and Brotherhood of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church drew a large crowd in the Masonic Hall. Prizes went to the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Chase for prettiest entry and to the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tee for finest appearance. A masquerade replaced the first night’s minstrel show, with many committees and volunteers coordinating lunch, fancy tables, post office, groceries, flowers, peanuts, entertainment, booth construction, decorations, and advertising under Rev G L White and community organizers.
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Babies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood
The
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Chase
Gilbert Tee
Good Hope Road
Campbell
Tew
Eno
Ball
Page
Suit
Beckomer
Whitebakery
Marshall
Cornish
Boblitz
Harnshaw
Crutchley
M. Smith
Latimer
Bony
Gibbons
Crawford
Butler
Martin
Orem
Shoemaker
C. Anderson
Harrison
Smith
Gilett
Burch
Koons
Williamson
Arnold
Iznotti
Sherzer
Graffin
Wedding
Haines
M. Benhoof
Miller
F. Cator
A. Eno
WK. Smith
Candy
Sadie R Pumphrey
S. Haines
Bube
Walsh
Pumphrey
Queen Esther
A. B. Suit
W. Benhoof
R. Campbell
Highman
Barge
Boyce
Fort
Erkle
Afya
King
Baker
Church
Murray
Millard
Sanders
Sands
Daniel C. Smithson
Havemer
Townsend
Phipps
Davis
Tilchman
Teuts
Murphy
M. Reill Crawford
Cator
Crutchle
Crofts
Gillett
Owens
Simp- Torney
Winkler
G. W. Shoemaker
James
Alien
Dean
Jones
Nelgon
White
Ralph Williamson
Verhert
Pyles
Earnshaw
G. L. White
A. Ball
Proper Hair and Complexion Care From The Home Doctor
Proper care of hair and complexion emphasizes clean scalp for healthy growth. Using canthrax solution for shampooing removes dandruff and improves feel, shine, and softness. Spurmax lotion mixed with hazel water and glycerine smooths skin, protects from chapping, and offers a whitening, beautifying effect.
Courts May Be Suspended Because Jury Fund Shortage
Officials of the District Supreme Court warned of possible temporary suspensions due to a shortage in the jury fund. The year’s jury payments were set at 000, $2 less than last year, with an extra HOM allowance to May 1 in the deficiency bill. Only $10,647 remains to run the courts for two months, risking shutdowns before June 1. the Criminal Court may stay open due to many awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstrict Supreme Court
Green to Hang May 23 Plea Forbidden For rape case upheld
Nathaniel Green, convicted of raping Mrs. Adelaide Grant on Christmas night, must die at District jail on May 23 after the Court of Appeals affirmed Justice Stafford's death sentence. The court rejected Green's bid to plead guilty, citing a statute limiting pleas in such cases and upholding Congress's intent to deny a guilty plea for certain capital offenses. Several prominent citizens had urged early action, but the court stuck to the record.
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Nathaniel Green
Adelaide E. Grant
Court of Appeals
van Orsdel
Stafford
Green
Congress
Appeal Court
Bond requirement enforced for Brotherhood of America officials
Delegates at the G A R Hall convention voted to require bonding of fiscal officers in recognized surety companies. The meeting led by George W. Heineke, grand Washington, rejected biannual conventions, doubled representation from grand bodies, and spent much time on revising law provisions while delegates toured sights in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of America
G. A. R. Hall
George W. Heineke
Grand Washington
New Law Limits Real Estate Signs Enforced Today
The new ordinance restricts property to no more than three for rent or for sale signs. Police will report violations with penalties from five to twenty five dollars. Signs may not be placed on sidewalks or public parking. Real estate agents largely support the change.
Goodrich Tires Promise Uniform Quality Across Styles
Goodrich Tires notes that despite different cars and tire styles, all Goodrich tires share a single enduring standard. With forty three years of experience, each tire is built as a unit from rubber-impregnated fabric layers to thick tread, designed to resist road wear and shocks.
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Goodrich
Goodrich ‘Bailey
Trial of Principal Cardoza in Wilson School Case
The case against Francia J Cardoza principal of Wilson Public School opened before Justice Stafford and a Criminal Court No 1 jury. The 17 year old pupil Fistelle Slaughter accuses the principal of a May 15 incident. United States Attorney Wilson and Hawken lead the prosecution with defense by Lambert and Baker.
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Francia J. Cardoza
Wilson Public School
Fistelle Slaughtera
Justice Stafford
United States
Wilson
Hawken
Wilton J. Lambert
Dantel W. Baker
Artist's Rock Creek theft of paintings under bridge
Ww. T. Davis, an artist who has hidden materials under a Rock Creek park bridge, found two nearly finished paintings and his sketching kit stolen between last Thursday evening and Sunday afternoon after taking a friend to view the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. T. Davis
Rock Creek
Park
Two Estates Left to Families Under Kerr Will
Lilly Kerr probate notice states her house at 216 Tenth St SW goes to husband Dennis Kerr for life, then to Mary V. Parton or her children. Her share at 417 Tenth St SW split among sisters Ida B Newmyer Mary Newmyer Anna B Newmyer. Personal effects go to sisters. Dennis Kerr named executor. John W Almarode will filed, dated June 8 1905, leaves estate to widow Estaline H Almarode, who is named executrix.
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Lilly Kerr
Tenth Street
Dennis Kerr
Mary V. Parton
Ida B. Newmyer
Mary
Anna B. Newmyer
John William Almarode
Propare
Estaline H. Almarode
Three Days Left to Solve The Post Puzzle Offering 2500
The Post urges readers to submit solutions within three days to compete for a $2,500 prize. Entries may be sent anytime, with no limit on submissions, each requiring at least $1. Late entries risk missing a potential second puzzle if needed to resolve ties.
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The
Post
Tom
Office of the Post
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Philadelyc Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert
Geo. A. Baker Optica! Co
St. WN
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Yon
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Edward J. Stellwagen, Pres
Horning
Adventist
City Bulletins
Nick Winter
Virginia
Linc
Tyree’s
15Th and
H Sts
Drugglste
Anacostia
Mr. and
Mrs. Chase
Grant
Goodrich Tires
Francis J. Cardoza
Estelle Slaughter
Artist
Goodrich Goods
B. F. Goodrich Company
Waenington
4Th St. N. W
Akron
Ohio
W.l.ddouglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Iriaatrate
Rae
Dovyolas
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L. Douglas Shoe Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Tharp’s
Berkeley Rye
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