National University Law School Evening Sessions Offered
Evening sessions at National University School of Law offer standard degree courses leading to LLB and LLM. The undergraduate track may finish in two years. For catalogue and application blanks contact the Deeg at Coe Adiilstestion Ofce Southern Building or after September 10 at National Law School Building.
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Misses Eastman
National School of Domestic Arts
Resode
Island Avenue
Pen Dally
George Washington University College of Veterinary Medicine
David EB. Buckingham
Dear
St. N. W
Catholic University of America
Washington
Ellerg
Washington Business and Civil Service School
New York Ave
OFPA
Thomas W Walton M
Central
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Victoria Siddons
Chapin Street
Oyster fleet moves into Washington with hopeful forecast
A Washington seafood dealer predicts a temperate oyster season with steady rain and moderate prices. First cargoes load at Eleventh street wharves today though official opening follows September 5. Most oysters come from Virginia waters like Lynnhaven Bay. dredging begins October 16, limiting early supplies amid long voyages from the Virginia capes. A separate notice reports Mer Dalborg named archbishop of Poznań with consecration on September 21.
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Virginia
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Lynnhaven Bay
WARTIME CARBON SHOCK STUDIES MISSILE NERVES FACTS
American surgeons in France return on the Espagne for brief vacations. Dr C Burny Crilg reports shells and shock fracture nerve trunks and centers demoralizing troops. Boulogne base hospital cites 20 000 beds full as Germans forge stronger via field training. Girl Scouts leaders from Baltimore and Washington camp in a wooded Virginia site near Arlington, cooking over sticks and learning self reliance.
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Washington
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Virginia
Fort Myer
Red Cross
German Suspect Arraigned In Fort Monroe Case
Gustav Kopach, the German arrested on charges of photographing Fort Monroe and Cape Henry fortifications, was arraigned for a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Anson Taylor and held in bond for appearance before the U S district court in the eastern district of Virginia. The charge is obtaining information respecting the national defense. He waived examination and was represented by Charles T Hendler. Bail was posted by W W Stewart. After bond is fixed for Virginia court appearance, Commissioner Taylor took Kopach's personal bond to appear before the District Supreme Court if charges arise.
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Cape Henry
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United States District Court
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Charles T Hendler
Harvey Given
W W. Stewart
Taylor
Kopach
District Supreme Court
Graft Evidence in Hand in Stout Police Case
Investigators pursuing graft charges against several police department members press forward as Margaret Stout remains missing. Report notes bondholder George W Ray seeks arrest to avoid forfeit while Justice Covington rules on a Kleindienst appeal tied to a raid on Mrs Stout’s Ontario Place home.
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New York
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Idaho
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Patrick J Daly
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Herseit
Covington
Mra Stout
Ontario
Dynamite Train Explosion Kills Three in Pinole Cal
In Pinole California a train carrying 7000 pounds of dynamite derailed and exploded. Harold Bennett the engineer and Bert Talbott the fireman were killed along with an unidentified laborer. No trace of the car remained. Nearby powder plants were unaffected. Pinole sits on San Francisco Bay about 15 miles from the city. Postmaster General Burleson warned postmasters to not disclose address information for foreign officials and to refer such inquiries to the State Department.
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Bert Talbott
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Burleson
State Department
Beginning of the hunting season along the Anacostia and Potomac
Gunfire opens the hunting season with over a thousand sportsmen expected to hunt reed birds and rails along the Anacostia River marshes and the Virginia Potomac shore. District and federal police outline rules, including no shots within 20 yards of bridges, no rises in marshes, and a ban on migratory birds from sunrise to sunset.
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Nkere
Anacostia River
Virginia
Potomac
Anacostia Bridge
Anelostan Island
Record Tax on Ship Traffic Sets New U.S. Level
The fiscal year ended June 30 saw the largest tonnage taxes on entry of American and foreign vessels in U S foreign trade, totaling 31 314 916 dollars, a gain of 4 157 000 over the prior year. British and French ships paid 379 084 dollars more than last year, German payments fell to 25 871 dollars, American ships rose to 104 736 dollars due to ship registry act and war risk insurance, while other nations offset losses in German trade.
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Department of Commerce
Band Concerts Today at Soldiers' Home and Capitol
This evening at 6 40 o’clock United States Soldiers Home Band under John G M Zimmermann performs Marches and overtures including Father of Victory Overture and The Cossacks Revel. At 4 30 o’clock United States Marine Band conducts a program with Mendelssohn Sea and Stranger and a French horn quartet among other numbers.
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John G M Zimmermann
Maroh
Tancredi
Borsim
Marths
Floten
Reeves
Waldteufel
Tom Tom Man
van Als
United States Marine Band
Capitol
William H. Sentelmann
Liquor license transfers and refusals clear excise board slate
The excise board granted one transfer and refused six others as the filing period closes for liquor licenses. Jeremiah OConnor received a transfer from Patrick Hanson and Jeremiah Connor, while several other applications were denied, including Margaret Casey and Harry Frowman. Miss Julia M Smith noted. Martha Smith not involved.
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Excise Board
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Fourteenth Street
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Margaret’ Casey
Capitol Street
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Albert Shapiro
Harry B Frowman
Louis Schroeter
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Holmes
Otto Ruppert
J .Trant
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P Wheeler
Pennsylvania Avenue
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