Excise Board Opens Hearings on 20 Liquor License Applicants
The excise board began hearings on twenty of 522 liquor license applicants under the Jones excise law. Hearings continue today with more cases, as attorneys face tight time limits to decide before November 1 and the new license year starts. Key disputes involve proximity to schools and churches, including challenges to premises near the George Washington Law School and Salvation Army headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Board
Hcenges
Jones J Works Excise
Ivo Mederhoven
New York Avenue
Maurice Sheehan
Ho Street
Patnck Joe Reefe
Tennsylvania Avenue
Oeflekovert Z
George Washington Law
Wis
A. E B. Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
Matthey Trimble
Law School
Maurice %. Sneehan
Washington Terminal Company
Joseph C Sheehi
Patrick J . Keefe
Shoemaker
Washington
Salvation Army
Keefe
Chief Justice Urges Honor in Law Practice for New DC Lawyers
Chief Justice J. Harry Covington told 153 new District lawyers to pursue the legal profession for public service, not wealth, stressing high purpose. Two notable candidates included Miss Adelia M. Stewart and Miss Lydia Hendrickson. Stewart admitted, Hendrickson barred as an alien. The list of new admittees includes dozens of names and native states across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
J. Harry Covington
Adelia M. Stewart
Fairmont Street Northwest
Lydia Hendrickson
I Street Northwest
Stewart
Misa Hendrickson
Miss Stewart
Shippewa Falls
Wis
Edward Stafford
Stafford
Howard M. Armstrong
Delaware
Harold Racker
James Edwin Atkinson
District of Columbia
Martin BE. Anderson
Iowa
Horace M. Albright
California
Grover G. Aderholt
Kentucky
Horace E. Alexander
Marylan Leone. Albert
William C. Ashford
Harry M. Brainve
Ralph J. Burton
Michigan
Arthur G. Banks
Henry G. A. Black
Masseachtts
Paul BR. Borland
Pennsylvania
Edgar F. Baumgartner
New Jesey
George H. Braddock
Maryland
Hugh Brewster
Arkansas
Russell Abbot Baxter
Walter L. Browne
Virginia
Oillen Butler
Texas
Charles & Baker
C. R. Bradford
Utah
Frank A. Bawer
New York
Max W. Ball
Colorado
John St. Clair Brookes
MM Wackburn
Harold B. Chaxe
Ohio
Charles H Cooksey
Wiliam Connor
Massachusetts
Wiliam Erving Connelly
Charles R. Clason
Maine
Arthur Newell Chamberlin
Vermont
Frank J Crawford
Indiana
Herbert BR. Collins
Georgia
A. J. Crane
Bernard Connor
Joseph Coursey
Thomas J
South Carolina
Charles Fair
Frank RB. Frever
C. Frazier
Edward Fischer
Wisconsin
Jacob J. Friedman
Nebraska
Albert F Fessenden
James Patrick Greeley
Minnesota
Warren W. Grimes
Clarence K. Glover
West Virginia
Henry Cartner
Tennessee
John &,. C Gallagher
Louis Greenbers
Frederick R. Gibbs
Wilbur EF. Hartley
Frank Atherton Howard
Illinois
Joseph A. Herbert, Jr
Christian Flimmier
Walter B. Hill
Minnota
Francis de Grotte
Arthur ¢. Johnson
Herbert Jacobi
Tiatrier
Columbia
H. W. Johnson
Wilbur Jeannette
Maurice Hoehler
Julius A. Kalaer
Harry H. Kalu
Frank J. Keelty
Martin J. Kiladonk
Wright Quits Bench Over Controversy At Supreme Court
Justice Daniel Thew Wright resigned from the District of Columbia Supreme Court to take effect November 15. He stated no official misconduct was sustained and charged a local bar divide. A successor was to be named that week, with Frederick Siddons favored by the White House and Louis Brownlow also mentioned.
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District Supreme Court
Daniel Thew Wright
White House
Judiciary Committee of the Chouse of Representatives
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Justice Wright
Congress
Senate
Frederick =. Siddons
Louis Brownlow
Washington
Siddons
LICENSED TO MARRY NAMES AND DATES IN LISTED WEDDINGS
A compiled notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Harry W Barron with Anna M Fenelan, and Claude L Rowman with Sarah E King among others. The Rev officiants cited include H W Kearns Thornton and P J Bronke, with varied ages and residences across Maryland Virginia Washington D C New York City and Keyser West Virginia.
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Harry W. Barron
Anna M. Fenelan
H. W. Kearns
Thornton W. Hewkins
Fordwick
Neil A. Taylor
Keyser
W. Va
P. J. Bronke
Claude L. Rowman
Sarah E. ¥. King
Takuma Park
F. x. Bischer
Illam & Hall
Mary D. Talley
James S. Richardson
Nellie Crements
H. Vv
Howie George
Nutt
Kanakes
Grace Middleton
Waeslington
D. C
H. S. Trance
Joseph T Cogswell
Ruby A. Bevans
Flow
Johnson James Wilson Jenkinson
Caroline Vu. Townshend
H. T. Stevenson
Deaths Reported In City Hospitals and Homes
List of deaths with ages and last known addresses including John Scully 7 years at Scully Hospital, William Hobeson 1 year 1887 Manree St, Charles Mohler 6 days 40 St NW, Lewis Ballyer at Government Hospital for the Insane 62, Thomas Ryan at Government Hospital for the Insane 42, Frank Coon 28 at Gallinger Hospital, Samuel Rey 6F at Emergency Hospital, Angie Anderson Providence Hospital 52, Thomas Waily 43 at Walter Reed General Hospital, Florence Turner 74 at 1528 10th St NW, Ola Gilbert Tuberculosis Hospital 17, Francis Mills Washington Asylum Hospital 45, Harriet Johnson 64 at 1142 8th St NW, Julius Jackson 49 at 1339 Bost no, Virginia Jessup 812 4th St NW, 673 Washington University.
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John
Scully Hospital
William Hi. Hobeson
Manree St. Ay
Charles W. Mohler
St. Nw
Lewis Ballyer
Government Hospital For Insane
Thomas Ryan
Frank W. Coon
Gallinger Hospital
Samuel Rey
Emergency
Providence
Thomas Waily
Walter Reed General
Births Reported in Local Column with Numerous Families
Charlie J Weldman and Elisabeth B Weldman announce a boy. Henrico Vaccaro and Rose Vaccaro report a girl. John O Naylor and Bessie A Naylor welcome a girl. Ernest B Cook and Florence Cook a girl. Fustace Blake and Eva Blake a boy. Thomas Barrette and Allese Barrette a girl. Henry and Marthe Young a girl. William H Reynolds and Agnes Reynolds a girl. Paul A Moran and Louise Moran a boy. Marcy Kendrick and Hieakora Kendrick a girl. William F Grady and Agnes Grady a boy. Michael Flavin and Bertya Flavin a girl. John Cox and a Cox a girl. Harry Eyre and Kate Eyre a boy. John Rabashan and Zikin Rabashan a girl. Jerry Liberty and Este Liberty a boy. Clifton Holmes and Beesle Holmes a girl. Robert Wedge and Casheiius Wedge a girl. William Campbell and Beaste Campbell a boy. Choicest Flowers for Al Occasioun furnished by Gude. Home grown long-toting and fragrant, 1214 F Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie J
Elisabeth B. Weldman
Henrico
Rose Vaccaro
John
Bessie A. Naylor
Ernest B
Florence (. Cook
Fustace C
Eva E. Blake
Thomas B
Allese Barrette
Ick Henry
Marthe L. Young
Gtrl
William H
Agnes Reynolds
Paul A
Louise M. Moran
Marcy
Hieakora Kendrick
William F
Agnes C. Grady
Michael
Bertya Flavin
E. Cox
Harry
Kate Eyre
John and
Zikin
Rabashan
Jerry
Este
Liberty
Clifton and
Beesle Holmes
Robert and
Casheiius Wedge
William and
Beaste Campbell
Union Gospel Services Set Across Bloomingdale and Eckington Churches
Union gospel meetings continue with Rev J G Baker at Rhode Island Avenue M P Church on sin and its effects on the corporate life The schedule lists daily talks from October 8 to October 23 with speakers including Rev LeWitt M Benham Rev Randolph H McKim and Rev Lucius C Clark plus visits from Rev Henry A Griesemer and Rev T H Lewis among others The Great Credentials of the Bible the Testimony of Jesus is the stated theme for several sessions in Hagerstown Westminster and Baltimore venues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bloomingdale
Eckington
J. G. Baker
Rhode Island Avenue M. P
Sinz
Eckington Presbyterian Church
LeWitt M. Benham
Baltimore
Rendolph H. McKim
Grand Fall
Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. Church
Lucius C. Clark
Charles Stock
A. B. Sutton
Hagerstown
E. K. Hardin
Henry A. Griesemer
D. D
T H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Jesus
Home Economics Association Rejects Federation Ties
Members decided at yesterday’s Public Library meeting that the Home Economics Association will not seek affiliation with the Federation of Women’s Clubs due to the federation’s male members being unable to join.
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Federation of Womana Clubs
Home Economics Association
Association
Esterday
Friedlander Funeral Today in Atlantic City Death
The body of Harry Friedlander who died Monday in Atlantic City will be buried in Hebrew Cemetery today. Services in Geler's chapel at 1113 Seventh Street Northwest begin at 10 o'clock. Friedlander, born in New York in 1859, came to Washington about 25 years ago and founded Friedlander & Bro., now at 428 Winth Street, survived by his wife four brothers and two sisters.
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Friedlander
Harry Friedlander
Atlantic City
Hebrew Cemetery
Geler
Seventh Street
Mr. Friedlander
New York
Washington
Friedllander & Bro
Winth Street
STEP FOR CHURCH UNION A Step Toward Methodist Amalgamation
The East and South Methodist Episcopal factions moved toward uniting at the Epworth League Institute in Foundry At. Church. Rev W R Wedderspoon urged union as beneficial, addressing delegates from the Edworth League Union of Washington and vicinity, Southern Church, and Baltimore Conference. Other speakers highlighted church work in the Philippines and various communities while departments and junior leagues planned follow up meetings.
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Methodist Episcopal
Hacen
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Cooperative Epworth League Institute
Foundry At. &. Church
W. R. Wedderspoon
L. D
League
Wedderspoon
Edworth League Union
Washington and Vicinity
Southern Church
Baltimore
E V. Regester
Washington District
M. KK. Church
Charles F. Singer
KE. K. Hardin
Mt. Vernon
William A. Morris
Philippines
F M. Cody
Waugh Church
Edgar ©. Powers
Setdebrook Chure
Thomas Owen
Gaithersburg
W. F Haggerty
Petworth Church
Police notes of yesterday robberies and incidents
Police notes report robberies and loss of valuables across several addresses including Dr. Frank Pleadwell 1x1 R street northwest and A Sigmund and Bros 1920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. A 14 year old girl, Carry Hawkins, was struck by a passing car on Pennsylvania avenue near Fourth street southeast, sustaining a back injury but refusing hospital care. Mrs W Saffield fell from a street car near Seventh and F streets Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pleadwell
R Street
A. Sigmund & Bros
Pennsylvania Avenue
Daniel D. Mulcahy
North Capitol Street
Local Injuries Reported After Street Incidents
Several minor accidents occurred yesterday afternoon on northwest and northeast streets. A woman refused hospital care after knee injuries from a collision involving a Patten vehicle at Twenty-first Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. A wagon owned by Benjamin White was struck during the push to the curb. An overflowing auto truck at Twelfth and 6 streets caused slight fire damage. Fire in a kitchen on Wis Seventeenth Street Northwest caused minor damage. Four year old Dorothy Hunter, near 699 Wighth Street Northeast, was struck by a Capital Traction Company car while crossing. she was not seriously hurt and received care from Dr Robert Huedey at Marsland Avenue Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Patten
Park Road
Twenty-first Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Benjamin White
J Te Moll
Susan Proetfr
Wis
Seventeenth Street
Dorothy Hunter
Wighth Street
Capital Traction Company
Robert Huedey
Marsland Avenue
New Presidential Car Arrives at White House for President
A modern touring car has been delivered to the White House for the President with a $6,000 cost authorized by Congress. Soon two more cars from the same shop are expected for the President, including a limousine at $7,500 and another limousine for the secretary of the President.
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White House
Congress
Alen
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Penna. Ave
Pa. Avenue 8
Covington
Wiacanain
William J. Landh
Rhode Island
A. Gonzalez Lamas
Porto Rito
John J. Lenney
Robert V. Moree
Howard M. Mclar
Henry Orton
Aryland
John J. McInerney
Frederick ¥. Mason
David B. Morgan
Jacob A. Metzger
O' D
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Iminoa
Monroe E. Miller
Daniel J. Moriarty
James C. Mulvaney
John B. McCarthy
Edwin A. Meyers
Rawles Moore
Wiliam Ulster
Morrigan
H McCawley
South Dakota
Christopher A. Nolan
Thomas P. Newbold
W. R. Nelson
Frank H. H. Nolte
Arthur B. O'Brien
Connecticut
George F. O'Neill
Clarence M. Peck
James Francie Pierce
Perley H. Plant
Horace Lewis Rockwell
Will Ballance Rice
Henry Arnold Rich
T. Baker Rebingon
George 8. Ryan
Henry
Orville ‘Ke
Fred H. White
Clinton R. Whitney
Carl W. Weeks
Walter B. Woodson
Laula J. Wahl
Tiatrict
Charles Wolf
Henry CC. Wilson
Towa
E. W. Weikert
Pennsylvana
W. WB
Woses
Famed Oak
Sheraton Design
Adam
Wright
Gude
Washington Gas Light Company
10Th Street
Union Gospel Services
Federation
City Bulletins
Herald
Casino
Lamb
Shaffer
Dental School
George Washington University
Clarence Robert Moore
George Mormer Frazer
John Burns Cole
Bernard M. Davis
University Hatchet
Cherry Tree
Conger’s
Epworth League
Dr. Wedderspoon
Police
Carry Hawkins
Rolier
Fourth Street
Wilson
Byron
Adams
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
Washington D.C
Tharp
Berkeley
Ieee
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
PHINT
Lin
Victor
Victor Records
Columbia Graphophone Co
C. A. Muddiman & CO
12Th St
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