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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1921

Page

3

Ely's Cream Balm for Cold Relief Head Colds

Hoarsely worded ad promises instant relief from catarrh and head colds. Ely's Cream Balm is described as antiseptic and germ destroying, to clear passages and relieve nasal congestion quickly.

Ely

Burglar Attacks Alexandria Priest at Parsonage

A masked burglar broke into the St Marys parish house at 210 Duke Street in Alexandria early yesterday and struck Father Louis Smet three times with a blackjack before escaping. Two priests woke and assisted, medical aid given, police hold several suspects as fingerprint work and photos of the crime scene proceed. The incident left the parsonage rooms ransacked though little of value was taken.

Washington Post Bureau Tan Patrick St Alexandria Hey. Louis Smet St. Marys Duke Street Father Smet Kelly Michal Matley M. D. Delaney Haskell ‘& Jones. Co Portland Walher Smet Father Smét Washington Police Department

Mrs Breckinridge Dead in Fort Smith Arkansas

Mrs Clifford B Breckinridge wife of the former Ambassador to Russia died suddenly in Fort Smith Arkansas She was formerly Miss Catherine Carson of ia and had resided there for fifteen years

Fort Smith Ayk Clifton B. Breckinridge Russia

Death of Lincoln noted in daily legal record

The Daily Legal Record details a 1921 obituary note for Abraham Lincoln as described by aid, with entries on court dockets, assignments, and verdicts across circuit and equity courts. It lists cases, judges, attorneys, and trial outcomes, including real estate, divorce, and probate matters, and closes with community notices and lectures.

Daily Legal Record Lincoln AID District Supreme Court Equity Court Justice Bailey Equity Caboult Court Sndtice Stafford Ante Matyeee Bane Plaintife A. L. Newmyer Aottorneys Hawken & Hazell J. S John “Fi Williemaon A. N. van Sagek George W. Dal- 1Mel Bauer District of Columbia -Et Newmyét—Hawken Biggson King Simon, Young Battey Foxpreas B. L Hackenbergery Plaintiff Ats Edward Clarke Elizabeth Thompson Sian Thompson A. Wot L/ B Tanner F.C. Nauck Anna Nauck Edwin Nauck Oacar ‘Nauck Oucar ‘Nauck Panséy Anderapn Va Samuel Rais Laintiff Euilocker And Lneva Richardson W. Clagett George W. White George M. Rosse Plaintif Attormate Pelle Bochiing Nonbetke Florence’ Dawson Richard J Davween J. Sherer O’shes & Sacks el “Rtarte Wiynn Sefton Carr Ehoreday Hines Ve Hineg Whitaker Vs. Fastaleer Harris—Tobriner Graham Rogers Stone Lamond Me' eine _ Gertma Leahy Attorneze Ial Hea Igntewrood v6 Baileys Deak Va Ortand Haw Ken & Havell Mangan Entre ‘Estate of Mary V Minor Pane VB. Jones Tones Hayes Martin Walters Walter Quino—Gardner Morehouse Justice Heehling Louis W. Weaver Ate Jomey George BE. Sullivan Duncan Campbell Bayern George E. ‘Sullivan Benjamin ¥. Larrick George F. Willams George 1 Gatley &Row Fannie B. Easby Realty Easby-Smith Mary L. Coprard Allo ‘Aioe Edumnd rAady Dumont Daniel E. Napin Charles Totam Fun Piattorneys Ghupin Brown Bruntan Ratate Charles BH Bones I. Williamson Lillie Magruner Abz Criminal Court Johiet Fastice Mees United States Frank A.' Reymond Isault Weaver Wilbur Washington Joseph O'Better Fred Johnson Harrison’ Conway Wiensen Lord United Bates Charles West Stan Robert Price

Poison Liquor Warnings From Treasury Prohibition Unit

A Treasury prohibition unit warns of poisoned whisky and denatured alcohol sold to bootleggers. An official statement cites Pennsylvania liquor conditions found by F. Rutter. He notes criminals extract aceton, camouflage poison with other flavors, risking paralysis for drinkers.

Prohibition Unit of The Treasury Pennsylvania F. Rutter Rector Yellowley New York Rutter

Georgia Bank Doors Closed in Douglas

Citizens Bank of Douglas with $100 900 capital failed to open today and the door posted notice said the state banking department has the institution. The bank has been in operation for over 20 years.

State Corporation Commission Virginia Corporation of Alexandria BE. A. Morse Washington L. D. Christie Alexandria A Aplin Douglas Citizens Bank of Douglas Stats Banking Department

Booze Found At Police Door In Improvised Still

Detectives uncover a room near police headquarters yesterday afternoon set up to manufacture wines by the barrel within a hundred yards of the precinct. Local authorities report the discovery as an illicit liquor operation with no immediate arrests disclosed.

Hoover Seeks 4 Million In Medicine To Aid Russia

Secretary Hoover announced a plan to turn over 4 million dollars worth of surplus army medical supplies to famine stricken Russia. He noted hospitals and clinics in Russia lack basic medicines and care as relief efforts continue. A military committee later introduced a resolution to authorize the transfer of these surplus supplies.

Hoover Russia Asatin

Unveil Geare Statue Today at City University

The monument unveiling will be held tomorrow with all city business houses closed during the event and university classes suspended from noon until 2 o clock. Attending groups include the Colonial Dames Daughters of the Confederacy John Bowie Strange camp Confederate Veterans and R T W Duke camp Sons of Confederate Veterans.

The Colonial Dames Daughters of the Confederacy John Bowie-Strange Confederate

Theaters Pole, Great New York Success Attracts Audiences

The coming week brings a wave of acts at top venues. Poles presents a Spanish dancer and a new form of entertainment, while Garrick hosts a Rachel Crothers play Everyday with Miss Talulah Bankhead in a leading role. Keith’s features Adelaide aka Sughes and Misa Juliet, plus Lew Dockstader, Beers and others. Belasco tops bill with 25 entertainers and a Lulu McDonnell assist. Strand showcases Kallalahi Hawatkins and Youth and Beauty with the No Woman Knows photoplay starring Mabel Julienne Scott. Gayety highlights Harvest Time, cap Capitol offers Miss New York Jr and musical vaudeville. Rialto runs The Night Rose and Creature with Lon Ghaney and Leatrice Joy. Metropolitan features Chaplin and Will Rogers double bill, then Why Girls Leave Home with Anna Q. Nilsson. Columbia screens Camillé with Nazimova, plus Ethel Clayton in Brit the Vamp. Knickerbocker hosts Hancuffs or Kisses and Why Girl Leave Home. Crandall’s presents The Shark Master, then Mary Pickford in Making the Grade. Leginska Kindler offer a joint recital at National Theater. Philadelphia Orchestra opens season with Stokowski and Efrem Zimbalist. Hale-Wentworth slots Jules Falk and Estelle Wentworth at the Masonic.

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