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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

6

Police Notes on Robberies and Local Incidents

Police notes report robberies and thefts across several NW DC addresses including a necklace set and diamonds from Mrs S Walker at Northumberland, cash from John H Magruder on Wo Street, and a pocketbook from Lawrence M Huston. The coroner probes Woodford Gibson’s death after a skull fracture at Emergency Hospital, while accidents injure Takoma Park youth and others in multiple incidents. Public events include a Pen Women entertainment at Raleigh and a drug-plant growing talk by Dr Stockberger, with local youths injured by a pistol cartridge explosion.

S . Walker Northumberland Harry Fisher Connecticut Avenue John H Magruder Woodford Gibson Pen Washington League of American Pen Women Raleigh Joseph P. Annin Mexico Harriet Harding F. A. Whitworth Stella Thomas A. S. Hamilton Griswold A. E. Wilder Mary Cunningham Pickett W. OW. Stockberger Department of Agriculture American Pharmaceutical Association United States Gladys F. Rahn Dir. Stockberger Gurney Street Georgia Avenue Shepard Keted

Charter at Issue in Terminal Taxicab Case

Utilities Commission counsel questions adequacy of Virginia charter under which Terminal Taxicab Co. operates in the District. The opinion cites a pending Court of Appeals case and contemplates advising on the company’s status if the decision is affirmed. The memo also discusses the Washington Railway and Electric and Potomac Electric Power cases and hints at a congressional divorce or court action to separate their interests.

Utilities Commission District Supreme Court Virginia Conrad H. Syme Public Whiltles Commission Syme Court of Appeals Hume Commission Andresa Washington Railway and Electric Company Potomac Electric Power Company Congress

Policemen Must Pay and Off Duty Saloon Rules Questioned

Alexandria police face pay obligations or seek other work as the police commissioners review delinquent debts and whether officers may work off duty in saloons. Also in Annandale a stranger’s car color change sparks local suspicions. Lunt is detained and returned to Alexandria. Schnyder’s sugar theft case postponed for further police investigation. Carroll Pierce named director of Alexandria Water Company. James R. Pickin recovering after a serious operation at Providence Hospital.

Annandale Arrouses Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Alexandria Police Force Police Commissioners Fisher R. E. Knight J. Shinn Knight Goods Wand Annandale Fairfax William T. Lunt Wilmer Dockhardt Lunt Sherlock Holmes Baltimore Cor Albert T. Chambers Herman Pohler Sergia Wilkinson Scott Ferguson Shinn Richmond Pohler James R. Pickin Providence Hospital Washington

Excise Hearings End as Board Concludes Licenses Review

The excise board finished 522 hearings for next year’s liquor licenses after 15 days of sessions. The 114 wholesale applications were resolved quickly while remaining time this week will focus on disputed distance measurements and final deliberations. Attorneys for the Anti Saloon League and liquor dealers argued for careful, reputable license choices to curb disorder.

Antisaloon Teague Excise Board A. K E. Shoemaker Antisaloon League Publicc Hugh F. Harvey Attarnes Washington Mercantile Association Haquor Dealers Jones-Works

Fragmented Birth Notices From an Old Ledger of Names

A garbled list records numerous birth entries with parent names and infant genders, citing families such as George We and Cora Wallace, John G and Mianie Wilson, and Charles H and Nettle M Robb. Scattered addresses and hospital references mingle with uncertain ages and misread spellings, reflecting a damaged public notice page.

George We Cora Wallace John G Mianie Wilson John Lian Walker Bey Ener Mate Fane Charles L Almeda Spangler Aart Bernice Hart Charles E Holpe M. Tietland John M Mae Hsnéarson Josephine B Gartrell Elmer V Lydia Griggs Wilmer Annie Ro Farran Gig George V Clara G Earnsha James Anna Durity Ida Keys Rufus T Boma Kenney Hamlet Frances Gibson George Matilda Granton Ignatius and Mnle Adame

Guest Of Commercial Club Opens Series Of Luncheons

Arthur Frederick Sheldon head of the Area Institute of Business Technology in Chicago was the horror guest at a noon luncheon of the Commercial Club inaugurating a weekly series for local business men. He spoke on The Science of Bidding Any Business. Nearly 10 prominent business men attended. A well attended social season opener followed with pipes of peace and humorous stories. Committee in charge includes George W. Harris W J. Kynon FE UW Proop EF Marlow K J Walh A Hammett and George A Weaver. W o Johnson, club president, is ex officio committee member.

Arthur Frederick Sheldon Area Institute of Business Technology Chicago Commercial Club George W. Harris O J. Kynon UW. Proop EF Marlow K.J. Walah A. Hammett George A Weaver Johnson

Sunday Schools Urged to Run Like Businesses in Reform Push

Reverend Whitmore, vicar of St Agnes’Haye, urged the Sunday School Institute in Washington to adopt businesslike practices, including publicity and improved bookkeeping, calling the Sunday school “the most important business in the world.” He advocated compulsory religion and urged separating attendance from regular services. The convention opened with holy communion and featured talks by Rev Berry Green and Miss Mary A. Wilbur, with a public evening meeting for clergy and educators.

Wo Whitmore St Agnes’haye Washington Vie Vries Berryman Green I. TL Virginia Seminary Busine Mary A. Wilbur National Cathedral School For Mitman William Kotsardner General Board of Religious Education Whitmore Canon de Vries G Freeland Teter Eugene FE Thompson Institute

Outing Club Plans Halloween Moonlight Hike

George Washington University girls of the Outing Club organize a Halloween moonlight hike with a campfire chestnuts ghost stories and mystical stunts. Faculty may join. Arrangements led by club officers Frederika Neumann Gladys Helgeson Theodosia Seibold Lina Vergussen and Eleanor Stanton.

George Washington University Frederika Neumann Gladys Helgeson Theodosia Seibold Lina Vergussen Eleanor Stanton

Funeral of Mrs. C L Ebaugh in Montgomery County

Mrs Charles L Ebaugh of 1353 Irving street died October 16 from complications of diseases while visiting relatives in Montgomery County Missouri. Funeral was held at the family home last Sunday. Survivors include husband and two children Ruth M and Charles Ebaugh.

C. L. Ebaugh Charles L. Ebaugh Irving Street Montgomery County Ebaugh Charles L Ebaugh Department of Justice

Licensed to Marry Figures in Virginia Notices

A chaotic list of names and locations from Virginia and nearby states appears, detailing marriage licenses and arms-length associations. Individuals from Richmond Madison Rockfish and Ashburn are named alongside clergy such as reverends and lay witnesses, with multiple couples and ages cited in an OCR fragment.

Cosmos Theater Offers Refined Vaudeville and Photoplays

City bulletins list entertainment options at the Cosmos Theater with vaudeville, photoplays, music and pleasant surroundings. Also noted are laundry, cleaning, and food vendors nearby with various services and prices.

Cosmos Theater Frei Lee Lour Harvey’s

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