Last Honors Paid to Justice Gould Funeral Fills Foundry Church
Funeral services honored Justice Ashley M Gould with broad government and legal attendance at Foundry M. E. Church. District work paused two hours as Bishop McDowell led tributes praising Gould’s mercy and impartial justice. Allied law school members, many officials, and former prisoners attended as honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers were named.
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Ashley M Gould
Foundry M. EB. Church
Sixteenth
Church Streets
Bar Association
Gould
Georgetown Law School
Coolidge
Gillett
Properly Parables in a European Province Housing
In a quaint European province many old customs survive with communal carting and a shared repast as thanks. Washington district units offer similar neighborly home building support. JOHN W THOMPSON & CO present exclusive residential homes with architectural distinction and trusted experience for property buyers.
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Washington
John W Thompson & CO
Decorated Costello Posts Honor Cross Erected in Front
A district building site marks the Costello Post honor cross ceremony with Masonic honors at Rock Creek cemetery. City officials face salary and fee assessments. candidates for the house of delegates include James Collins and Charles Henry Smith. Several city posts appear set for reelection. local races see contests in civil and police justice, collector of taxes, clerk of gas, and commonwealth's attorney. A two story frame dwelling at 408 Princess street suffered fire damage from two attempts yesterday.
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Costello Post
James W Collins
House of Delegates
Arlington County
Democratic Committee
Charles Henry Smith
Charles T Jesse
Thomas W. Rob
Frederick W. Schneider
Commonwealth
Howard W. Smith
Wuilliam ¢ Snow
Princess Street
Herbert T. Beach & Bro
Ernest O. Rammel
Alexandria News reports Camden robbery suspect held in city
A man first using the name Gus Mohrwood then Frank Spottswood confessed to a Camden New Jersey robbery of about 800 dollars after being found in Alexandria. He explained he sought work in a southern shipyard and claimed the money was found on a Gorman in Camden. Police questioned him, he gave conflicting identities, and he was released after remained at headquarters. Attorney Gardner L. Boothe spoke on primary election laws before the Virginia League of Women Voters. City candidates for the Democratic primary on August 2 appeared before the city committee as assessments for the primary were levied.
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Washingson Ust Buteau
North Patrick Street
Alexandria
Camden
N. J
Gus Mohrwood
Frank Spottswood
King and Peyton Streets
Sergt. Campbell
Alexandria Hospital
A. Ryder
New Jersey
Gooda
Mohrwood
A. Gorman
Burlington Street
Gorman
Gardner L. Boothe
Virginia League of Women Voters
Fire consumes building. kerosene odor noted at scene
A fire at the east end of a building was discovered around 1:00 pm and extinguished in about 30 minutes. Firemen reported a strong kerosene odor and found a quart bottle with a small amount of kerosene nearby. A second fire was found shortly after 3:00 pm, started during the watchman’s brief absence.
Women for Disarmament Endorses Armament Reduction
Women from across the nation endorsed a resolution backing reduction of armaments and engaging women in securing world peace via international agreement. The meeting of the Committee on Reduction of Armament by International Agreement at the National League of Women Voters headquarters, chaired by Elizabeth Hauser, included vice chairs Mrs. William Palmer Lucas and Mrs. Solon Jacobs and numerous state representatives.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Boston
National League of Women Voters
Elizabeth Hauser
Ohio
State League of Women Voters
William Palmer Lucas
Solon Jacobs
Alabama
Malcolm Forbes
Mass
E. Wroesman
Geo. MM
Ruth E H. Mitchell
Gertrude Wel
N. C
T. Pinchot
Adele Clark
Mabel Willard
Christine Merriman
N. Y
J. Borden Herriman
Alonzo Richardson
Mias Lavina Engle
Ickes
Katherine Ludington
M. G. Horner
Harold Conn
Maud Wood Park
D. C
Mary E. Pidgeon
Larue Brown
Edward P Ostigan
Calo
Julia Sailey
Mary B. Ritter
Caf
Mays Takes Rest and Schang Is Fined
St Louis May 46. Pitcher Carl Mays of the New York Americana was indefinitely suspended and catcher Wallie Schang of the same team fined 25 for disputes with umpire Chill. Penalties were ordered by American League President Ban Johnson. Mays left yesterday's game with the St Louis Browns in the second inning after disputing a called ball. Schang in the fifth questioned Chill's strike call.
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St. Lows
Carl Mays
New York Americana
Wallie Schang
Chill
Ban Johnson
Mays
St Louis Browns
Schang
Chills
Largest Single Train Thunders Into Roanoke
Roanoke Va May 25 the largest single train in American railway history arrived from Princeton carrying 104 officials and practical testers from every major railroad. The train bore a total weight of 16 000 tons and depicted new air brake tests on the heavily laden cars watched by industry representatives.
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Roanoke
American Railways
Princeton
United States
Pathing Apparel Three-in-One Bathing Suit And Accessories
A complete display of one piece outfits combining skirt knickers and bodice in solid colors and heather tones with contrasting stripes and Roman stripe effects. Prices from $4.50 to $18.95 plus matching line of wraps, hats, bags and towels. Included are rubber and waterproof bags, Turkish towels, and black silk stockings with prices across 25c to $3.00. First Floor Lansburgh & Brother.
Boys' Bathing Suits With Skirted One-Piece Design
Jersey one piece bathing suits for boys with skirt attached to trunk in sizes 6 to 14 years. Colors maroon and navy with white trim or plain navy blue. Sold at 69 Fifth Floor Lansburgh & Brother.
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Lansburgh & Brother
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Roger J Whiteford
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