Post Contests Cures and Puzzles Gain Hall of Fame Notice
The Washington Post puzzle is credited with helping cure a Garfi eld Hospital patient, a physician endorses the relief through counting. Poems and posers multiply as the puzzle earns praise and prize questions circulate. Also notes on Flowers for Weddings, Gen Bell heading to Philippines, and taxi phone number North 1212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Hospital
Mary H. Corbett
Westmoreland Apartments
Washington Post
Pandora
Insurance Report Submitted to Chamber Committee I page
John B. Kreh Jr chairs the special insurance committee and presented the report to the law and legislation committee for approval. It proposes many changes in the District insurance code. Also noted is a graphic aside of a man on Thirteenth Street near E displaying a razor blade habit, with various local ads about wines, minstrels, and a cider company.
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John B. Kreh, Jr
Special Insurance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Law and Legislation Committee
Tfe
Thirteenth Street
Topham’s
F St
John T. Crowley
Arnold's Ogdens
Burgale
Arlington Boat. Co
Attorneys Clash in Montana Conspiracy Trial
In Criminal Court No 1 Justice Wright presided over the case of John N Huston Harvey M Lewis and Everett Dufour charged with conspiracy. Attorney Sims for the defense accused District Attorney Wilson and aides Turner and Huidekoper of bad faith and suppressing evidence. Wilson countered by accusing Sims of remarks to the jury. Dr Schuster of Wibaux Mont testified about dealings with Samuel Graham of Montreal tied to bonds and securities and a $500 payment to the National Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wright
John N. Huston
Harvey M. Lewis
Everett Dufour
Sims
Wilson
Charlies H. Turner
Reginald S. Huidekoper
Ditrict
Schuster
Wibaux
Mont
Samuel Graham
Montreal
National Trust Company
Art exhibit at Corcoran to showcase 300 American painters
The Corcoran Gallery prepares for a December 1 opening of its third biennial exhibit featuring original oil paintings by living American artists not previously shown in Washington. About 800 exhibitors expected. John La Farge exception due to death. Prizes funded by William A Clark total 2000, 1500, 1005, and 500 with medals or honorable mention. Notable artists include Sargent Shannon Beaux Melchers De Forest Brush Tarbell Thayer Dewing Schofield Chase Redfield Weir. Proceeds go to artists. gallery takes no commission. The hanging committee includes Miller Kendall Redfield Vinton Meakin. Public sales last show generated $97,000 with 47 works sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Corcoran
Washington
John la Varge
Corcoran Gallery
William A. Clark
Corcoan
F. D. Miller
Wiham Sergeant Kendall
Edward W. Redfield
Frederic P. Vinton
Lewis JH. Meakin
John §. Sargent
J. J. Shannon
Miss Cecilia Beaux
Gari Melchers
George de Forest Brush
Edmund ©. Tarbell
Abbott_H Thayer
DB. W. Tryon
Thomas W Dewing
W. Elmer Schofield
William M. Chase
E. W. Redfield
J. Alden Weir
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Ebbitt Cafe
Fourteenth Street
G. F. Schutt
R. G. Burke
C. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
Premen Albert
Gross
Far Hire
Horn
Holmes’ Bakery
Andrew
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
Lowsiana Avenue
Sir F ST
A. W
Niewera
the Heart of
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Maury Dove Company
Jackson Bros
7Th St
US Express Co
Tyree & CO
LACEY
The
Post
Ashland
Krom Falls Church
Mister
Brother
Daffy
Gude
Gen. Bell
Philippines
J. Franklin Bell
Kentucky
San Francisco
Sall
Manila
Division of the
Duvall
TTCO
City Bulletins
MacLennan’s Hotel
13Th St
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Odd Yellows' Hall
Seventh Street
Whitney Cider & Vinegar Co
Pa. Ave
Altamont
MacLennan's
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
Bradbury the Webster
F. G. Smith Piano Co
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
National Trust
Illiam A. Clark
M. Sé7i
Federal Tavicab Co
Tri-Wear
Patent Colt
Armbrecht
Ave. S. F
WM. Hahn & Co’s
N.W
N. W
Pa. Ave. S. E
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D
Platriel of
Columbia
People's Brug
Marcus Notes
New York Avenue
Rogers
O’donnell’s
ELK Grove
Golden & CO
Loraine
Sale District of Columbia
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