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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1914

Page

6

Excise Board Fire Limit Fight Over M Street Liquor Licenses

Washington and Old Dominion Railway seeks injunction against excise board to block licenses for Patrick F. Carr and J W Wardell at 3606 and 3603 M Street NW. Court directed board to show cause by next Saturday. Petition argues fire limits and Jones Works act conflict. cites prior annexation and company letter stressing public safety near terminal.

Washington and Old Dominion Company Patrick F. Carr J. W. Wardell M Street 36Th Street Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company District Supreme Court Excise Board James W. Wardell Thirty-sixth M Atreets Wilton J. Lambert R. H. Yeatman Justice McCoy Hobart |. Smith Henry 3. Baker Cotter T. Hinde Railway Company Thirty-fifth Street Umit Mqnor BIH Jones-Works Corporation Counsel Con Sresa Virginia

Municipal Waste Contracts Cut to Five Years

City commissioners awarded waste collection contracts to current bidders for three and one year terms totalling thousands yearly. The agreements cover garbage ashes and miscellaneous refuse with plans for a municipal system to start July 1 1916. I S Osborne of Columbus Ohio will assist with system planning alongside J W Paxton.

Washington Washington Fertilizer Company James W. Bean Michael R. Ready Charles F. Mann I. S Osborne Columbus Ohio J. W. Paxton

Altemus Will Filed for Probate Inheritance Details

The will of Elizabeth A. Altemus, who died October 24, was offered for probate. It names Anna A. Altemus and Mary Forrest Altemus Walker as co executrices with priority to be shared for life. If the daughter survives the sister in law, she gets the remainder. otherwise, Thomas M. Altemus inherits later. Grandsons Thomas M. Altemus Robert E Altemus and Charles F Altemus each receive 326. The sister and daughter are named executrices with Sallie Ward to administer. The will also leaves Mabel Ward's estate to her sister. Attorney Frank Stetson represents the executrix.

Elizabeth A. Altemus Anna A. Altemus Mary Forrest Altemus Walker Ftestatrix Nfe Thomas M. Altemus Robert E Altemus Charles F. Altemus Sallie Ward University Place Mabel Ward Frank Stetson

Excise List Held Up In Washington Licenses Pending

The Washington excise board delayed release of the 523 liquor dealer licenses for four years beginning tomorrow. Crowds of applicants and attorneys gathered at the District building as lists of successful and unsuccessful applicants were not announced. Officials said no information would be forthcoming until today and that all licenses would be issued with fees refunded to unsuccessful bidders. It remains unclear whether licenses will dip under 30, the legal maximum, with the board signaling potential future reductions as conditions require.

Washington The Excise Board

Utilities board approves flat removal fees for subscribers

The Public Utilities Commission yesterday approved charging subscribers a flat removal fee regardless of case difficulty, a policy used by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The panel reserved the right to revisit per‑removal charges later, noting the issue ties to wages for service and property valuations. The decision was recorded at the commission’s last meeting under the current organization on Wednesday.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Public Utlities Commission

Accosting Man Fined for Misconduct at Downtown Theater

Charles A. Guyer of Hagerstown Maryland was fined 100 dollars for accosting a young girl as she left a downtown movie theater. He faced 30 days in the District work house if the fine was not paid. The girl testified he brushed against her and offered whisky. A razor was found on Guyer and he faced 50 dollars for carrying a concealed weapon.

Charles A. Guyer Hagerstown Mullowny United States Guyer

Licensed marriages listed with several couples

A series of marriage licenses appear, naming numerous couples and officiants. Individuals include David A Miller and Tessie Bebick. Carl R. H Van Meyers and Ruth Annetta Wilson. Johns Garten J. Green and Elizabeth Schafer. Warren D Brush and Lola Huffman. John A Kane and Clara F. Adamson. Harry V Palmateer and Bether J Williams. William S. Cunningham and Margaret Kinsella. among others, with associated ministers.

David A Miller Tessie Bebick G Silveratons Carl R. H van Meyers Ruth Annetta Wilson Norfolk Johns Garten J. Green Elizabeth Schafer Baltimore LL M Chambers Warren D Brush Lola Ro Huffman FJ Prettyman John A Kane Clara F. Adamson Harry V Palmateer Bether J Williams MrGraw William S. Cunningham New York City Margaret Kinsella Washington, D. C Montgomery

Births Reported In Wintera Household List

Birth announcements list numerous couples and newborns including William H and S M Shea with a girl. Walter E and Era M Howard with a boy. James A and Emilie E Boorman with a boy. John 3 and Barbara Jenohue with a boy. and others such as Charles G and Alma M W Dixon with a girl. Raymond and Merle Hughes with a girl. Chester and Gertrude Fraster with a boy.

Douglas Beasts Wintera William H Mabel Shea Benjamin Pater Schetbman Trenk Antonia Mastramarino Walter E Era M Howard Harry Mario Y. Farrell Willam Catherine Dolan John Barbara Jenohue Charles G Alma MW. Dixon Qrovar Daniela Charles D Irme E. Drayton Aubur Marguerite W. Bugden James A Emilie E Boorman Homes J and Helena Gibbons William Hettie Shanklin Francis B Lucy Matthews John Bo Sarah Lancaster Raymond and Merle Hughes Chester Gertrude Fraster

Deaths Reported In Local Hospitals And Homes

Death notices list several individuals with ages and last known addresses including Joseph Manz 84 at Soldiers’ Loma Hospital and Taura Hi 73 of 431 4th St NE. Other names include Jesse Appler 73 1332 St NE John Herrington 48 2025 Wis Ave Carey McHugh 43 2801 tith St UW Merv McBride 51 123 15th St OE James Jefferson 1 Hi and 3d Stena Sister Mary Mercedes 43 Prov Hospital Sarah Philips 71 1812 Tihat ov re.

Joseph Manz U 8 Loma Hospital Taura 4Th St Jesse H Appler John J. Herrington Wis. Ave Carey W McHugh Tith St Merv BE McBride James Jefferson Stena Mary Mercedes Sarah Philips Tihat

Kutz to Take DC Engineer Commissioner Post in Ceremony

Maj Charles W. Kutz will be sworn in as District engineer commissioner and public utilities commissioner in a 1 AM ceremony in the District building. Lieut Col Chester Harding retires. Kutz may become chairman of the board for the unexpired term. no speeches planned, informal reception to follow.

Col. Harding Panama Chester Harding Charlee W. Kutz War Department Maj. Kutz William Tindall Board of Commissioners John R. Young District Supreme Court Newman and Siddons Ol. Harding Bis Harding Teaven Commission Katz

Two Young Singers Charm At Bethesda Benefit Concert

A benefit concert at the Columbia Theater for St. John's Church Bethesda Maryland rebuilt after a fire introduced two Washington hopefuls Miss Jessie Masters contralto and Miss Corinne Lockett soprano. Lockett performed Manon Elizabeth's Prayer from Tannhauser Birth of Morn Flower Fetters and other English songs while Masters offered Brahms Sapphische Ode The Gift and You both sang a Brect Carolle with authority. Elsie Kernan read humorously and Albert W Harned provided accompaniment.

Columbia Theater St. John's Church Bethesda Washington Jessie Masters Corinne Lockett Lockett Brown Steele Elsie Kernan Albert W Harned J. Mac

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