Hutchins Will Contest Testimony On Mental Fitness Halted
Proceedings in the Hutchins will contest stopped as lawyers argued whether evidence of alleged unsound mind should be barred. The issue hinges on prior business dealings between the testator and his son Lee Hutchins. Justice Anderson may rule today on whether the mental fitness matter will proceed, potentially affecting whether the trial continues on undue influence. The widow Mrs Rose Hutchins is not yet a witness. she is residing at the Hotel Vanderbilt in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimon
Anderson
J. J. Darlington
F. 4A. Hogan
Myer Cohen
William G. Johnson
Justice Anderson
Charles L. Frailey
Hutchinas
Walter Hutching
Frailey
Norfolk
Still On Hutching
Rose Keeling Hutchins
Hutchins
Irving
Vanderbilt
New York City
Commission Has No Home For Plaza Commission
The plaza commission was told by the Comptroller that the enabling law lacks provision for office rental. It currently occupies a room in the Southern Building rented by the Department of Justice, which may require it back. The question of permanent quarters is before the President, who will seek the Attorney General’s approval to keep the Southern Building office until work ends.
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Plaza Commission
Comptroller of the Treasury
Downey
Commission
Department of Justice
Department
CAPT COMMERFORD DEAD AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY
Capt John A Commerford formerly of the Third Massachusetts cavalry died recently and funeral services are set for 2 p m at Arlington Cemetery. He served as superintendent of the national cemetery at Mariatta Georgia and was a past department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Georgia. A funeral escort will depart 1414 F Street at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Commerford
Third Massachusetts Cavalry
Arlington Cemetery
Commerford
National Cemetery
Mariatta
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Georgia
Arlington
Washington
F Street
City seeks to issue bonds for Monroe Street Viaduct
The City and Suburban Railway of Washington applies to the public utilities commission for authority to issue about 37.00 in bonds or notes. The funds would reimburse the railway for part of the Monroe street viaduct construction over the Baltimore and Ohio tracks in Brookland. Congress shared expense between electric line and steam railway. the bridge is now in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
City and Suburban Railway of
Washington
Brookland
Washington Railway and Electric System
Monroe Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Art of Congress
Electric Ling
Steam Railway
Aid Pouring in for Belgian Poor at District HQ
Donations reached 425 Eleventh Street Northwest as the Belgian relief commission reports $1,181.88 in cash and seventeen boxes of clothing collected over four days. The district headquarters opened recently to aid Belgian refugees and victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgian Relief Commission
Eleventh Street
Gifts Arrive at Columbia Hospital for Women Donation Day
Gifts of clothing food china kitchen utensils and hospital supplies were received yesterday at Columbia Hospital for Women during its annual donation day. Miss Cornelia F Meade superintendent of nurses received the items with support from department stores contributing generously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hospital For Women
Cornelia F. Meade
Births Reported in Local Families
Max R and Pauline R Thomas welcome a bay. Edward of and Mary M McNey announce a bay. Almanza 8 and Mary Lo Lindsey report a girl. Frederick I with Helen M Fox have a girl. Carter and Janet W Field greet a girl. Courtney O and Bana M Birckhead announce a bay. Joseph J and Margaret Bouroe welcome a girl. Forest T and Mary B Adamp report a girl. Graphle with Luray White have a boy. Harvey and Cinderela Wright greet a boy. Eugene and Mary Hawkins welcome a girl. John H and Sarah Freeman report a girl. Harry Haml Kai é Eliis a boy. Charles H and Male Chase have a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max R
Pauline R. Thomas
Bay
Edward of
Mary M. McNey
Bay Almanza
Mary Lo Lindsey
Frederick I
Helen M Fox
Carter
Janet W. Field
Courtney O
Bana M. Birckhead
Joseph J
Margaret Bouroe
Forest T
Mary B. Adamp
Graphle
Luray White
Harvey
Cinderela Wright
Eugene
Mary Hawkins
John H
Sarah Freeman
Harry Haml Kai@é Eliis
Charles H
Chase
Licensed to Marry In Various Counties
A list of couples, with ages and officiating ministers, shows marriages arranged across Virginia and nearby states. Names include Floyd M. Fulton and Emelia Knopf, David R. Geimth Jr. and Marie Bay, Abraham Paris Jr. and Ethel Rala, and many more with ages ranging from teens to late twenties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd MH. Fulton
Emelia Knopf
Richard Schmidt
David R Geimth, Jr
Marie CG. Bay
Richmond
B.D. Gelw
Abraham Paris
Ethel Rala
M. Hecker
William R. Walton
Washington
D.C
Florence L. Richman
Woodstock
F. Nicholas Thomas M. Joenings
Edinburg
Wille PW. Bowman
Harrigonburg
H. J. Bett
George D. Carpenter
Jeeste
B. F. Grant
P. R. Hickok
Robert Hamlet Clark
Washington, D. C
Nellie Bye Towne
St. Louis
GG. Johnson
Brown Eagle
Kitty Comper
Clarence W. Ohm
Mary BE. Hoy
Deaths Reported From Various Hospitals
A list of death notices including Frederick A Shelden and Matilda Larson at Casualty Hospital ages 43 and 43, John Snow at Georgetown University Hospital aged 0, Margaret Maclin at George Washington University Hospital aged 30, Charles Kundahl age 12, Floyd Frost age 67, John Eaton 40, Charles Shreve age 80, Jennie Jones 44, William Campbell and Martha Jackson ages 58 and 40s, John Dunnington 6, James Samison 61, John Dorsey year, Schelly Goins Beale 84, infant children of E Griffin with Elisabeth Brooks at Freedmen's Hospital one day and infants of William and Teresa Nelson four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A Shelden
Casualty Hopital
Bayrs
Tllen Mathilda Larson
Casualty Hospital
John Th. Snow
Georgetown University
Margaret F. Maclin
George Washington University Hospital
Charles H. Kundahl
St. Ow
Floyd T Frost
Westminster
John W. Eaton
Government Hospital Insane
Charlies W. Shreve
12Th St
Jennie Jones
Casuelty Hospital
William Campbell
Martha Jackson
Benning Rd
John Dunnington
James Samison
If Patterson
John Dorsey
Providence Hospital
Schelly Goins Beale
Corcoran
E Griffin
Elisabeth Brooks
Freedmen's Hospital
William and
Teresa Nelson
War on Tuberculosis Highlighted by Washington Experts
Washington health officials led the sixth annual meeting of the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis at the Public Library. Speakers included Dr. Harvey Wiley and Dr. Woodward addressing prevention, open-air living, and dental health of schoolchildren. Gen. George M. Sternberg was absent. Walter Ufford read his paper. The session closed with officer elections and notices of related health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association For the Prevention of
Walter 8. Ufford
Associated Charities
Wiley
Woodward
Kober
Berliner
Board of Directors Elected for Major Medical Society
The secretary Walter S. Ufford and treasurer Frank P. Reeside led the election of a new board of directors including William H. Baldwin Col Joan Van RH Hoff Mrs John McLaughlin Frank P. Reeside Dr William Rives Dr E C Schroeder Rabbi Louis Stern Rev John Van Schaick Jr George and Wilson and Dr Wiliam C Wood ward Also named as members are Emile Herliner Dr George W Cabaniss Surgeon General Rupert Blue Miss Mabel T Boardman Dr F Fremont-Smith Dr William C Gwynn Mrs Hennen Jennings Dr George M Kober Dr D Olin Leech Dr J D Morgan Br A Lz Murray Sr Jesse H Remsburgh Dr Charles W Richardson Dr J Skinner Gen George M Sternberg Miss Isabel L Strong Miss Emily Tuckerman Walter Attord Dr Harvey W Wiley and the Rev L E B Wiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Ufford
Frank P. Reeside
William H. Baldwin
Joan van RH. Hoff
John McLaughlin
William ©. Rives
E. C. Schroeder
Louis Stern
John van Schaick, Jr
George & Wilson
Wiliam C. Woodward
Emile Herliner
George W. Cabaniss
Rupert Blue
Mabel T. Boardman
F. Fremont-Smith
William C. Gwynn
Hennen Jennings
George M. Kober
D. Olin Leech
J. D. Morgan
A Lz Murray
Jesse H. Remsburgh
Charles W. Richardson
J. ©. Skinner
George M. Sternberg
Isabel L. Strong
Emily Tuckerman
Walter §. Attord
Harvey W. Wiley
L. EB. Wiseman
Debating Society Organized at Washington College of Law
The Washington College of Law debates society organized as Masaey Debating Society. Officers include James Hamilton president Misa Ermity Daahtell vice president Mrs K L Campbell secretary Miss M M Beesley treasurer, Samuel G Moyer Miss Olive M Jack H L Schwartz executive committees. Meets Mondays at 1217 New York avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College of Law
Masaey Debating Society
James ¥. Hamilton
Misa Ermity Daahtell
K L. Campbell
M. M. Beesley
Samuel G. Moyer
Olive M. Jack
H. L. Schwartz
New York Avenue
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Alvice Stuch
7Th St. N. W
Walter
Baldereston
Lucas P. Losing
Jardin de
Danse
Iitand
Telephone
Hest
Wwashington
Miss Chandler
Mr. West
New York
Clara Naecker Meashington
Kent
Harry Chick
Tou
Tes Dansant
Jardin de Danse
OW. W. M
Miss Mabel Fairfax
Mtat
Fred Copreeny
Bewt of Music
J. E . Puscell
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard
Ovis
Wyndham Bros
Ula
Hodgson
First Presbyterian Church
John Brittan Clark
Ibke Wermitce
Spalhiyve
FOSS
Hughes Company
Connecticut Ave
N. W
District of Columbia
THE
Washington Market CO
Macainery
Rational Electrical Supply Se
N. Y. Ave
Plaza
G. A. R. Comrades
City and Suburban Railway
Columbia Hospital
TNE
Washington Public Fon
M. Goldsmith & Son
Goldsmith, Jews
St. N
Phthisis
W. C. Woodward
Association For Prevention of Tuberculosis
G. M. Sternberg
Gen. Sternberg
George M. Sternvie
Samile Beriine
Gude
City Bulletins
Malrich J. Colbert
New York State
Jas
Yonnelly
Ernest JL. Thurston
Elizabeth V. Brown
Shaffer's
Whitney's
Pao Ave
Yue Velvet Stind
Dover
Lincoln
Chapin & Sachs Mfg. CO
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Byron
Adamne
N.W
Heurich Brewing Co
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street N. We
Malin
H. N. D. Parker
Bib
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Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
Washington, D.C
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