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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1911

Page

4

Milk Price Rise Foreseen by Washington Dealers

W A Hartmanft of the Wilk Dealers and Producers' Association in the District reports milk prices likely to rise on October 1. Milk currently 4 cents a pint and 8 cents a quart, with winter costs and dry spells in Virginia and Maryland cited as causes. Retail and wholesale adjustments discussed as officers are elected this week.

Hartianft Seventh Street Wilk District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Walters Fairfax Dairy W . Grexg Dairyman O Street Northwest Washington Anyme Hartranft Retail Dealers’ Association

Jewish New Year Observances in Washington

The second day of the Jewish New Year was celebrated in Washington with entertainments and greetings. Prominent families received visitors as memorial day is set for Sunday in the Jewish cemeteries. The Day of Atonement Yom Kippur will be observed October 2 with synagogue services, fasting, and penance. Harvest feasts will be held October 6 with church platforms adorned with fruits and vegetables. The Sukkoth festival concludes the holiday season following the New Year.

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Outing of the Woodmen at Wheaton Md Log Rolling Event

Wheaton Camp 4408 of the Modern Woodmen of the World will host season’s last log rolling dance and tournament in Wheaton Maryland on Tuesday with rain date set for the following day. Events include hobble skirt and barrel races along with fat man and elf races. Teams from Woodmen of Montgomery County and the District compete in log rolling while Forest Glen Band provides music. D M Blandford serves as chief marshal and Andrew J Cummings delivers the day’s oration. H 11 Millard district state lecturer and Washington Camp 11464 degree team join the program with an exhibition drill.

Wheaton Montgomery County Forest Glen D M Blandford Andrew J Cummings H 11 Millard Washington Camp

Central High to Build Cadet Rifle Range in Basement Plan

Dr David son, superintendent, handles approval for a Central High School rifle range to house cadet instruction in marksman ship. An appropriation is needed for electric lighting. The annual outdoor rifle shoot between high schools shifts from November to October, date to be decided, likely at Congress Heights Tile Range.

Davidson Tus Thurston Congress Heights

Elopers Go To Richmond In Surprise Marriage

Virginia Shacklett of Stafford County eloped with David Arrington and wed in Rockville Maryland. The couple evaded relatives then left Washington for Richmond to visit and seek forgiveness from the bride’s family as listed by Rev. Kibler of Calvary Methodist. The ceremony coincided with a church anniversary sermon by Bishop Wilson in Georgetown. Separately, William Nagle was arrested in Rockville after a nighttime chase by Sheriff Viett over roof tops for allegedly stealing wire from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company near Chevy Chase.

David Arrington David Airinston Rockville Virginia Shacklett Stafford County Washington Richmond Stantora JL Kibler Calvary Methodist Church Georgetown Alpheus Wo Wh- Son Methodist Episcopal Church South William Nagle Sherif Viett Montgomery County Rockvile Sher Viett Nagle Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Chevy Chase

Cannot Arrest His Wife In Missing Person Case

John Kirkpatrick cannot compel police to arrest his wife who vanished on September 12. Inspector Boardman said the wife has committed no wrong, and police will not pursue her. Kirkpatrick plans other steps to locate his wife and reunite the seven children scattered across the city. David Wolf, his attorney, leads the search and will announce forthcoming actions. St Patrick’s Sunday School Open. St Patrick’s reopened at 9 am with mass and hundreds of enrolled pupils under Father McGugan.

John Kirkpatrick New Jersey Avenue Boardman Kirkpatrick David Wolf St. Patrick’s Father McGugan

City Bulletins Amusements and local notices

Columbia shows and theatres list including A Million Folies Bergere and various vaudeville acts with times. Miss Clara BartonReporte health update from Glen Echo to Oxford Mass. turpentine accident to three year old in northwest Washington. local business listings and a soft drink ad.

Columbia National Folies Bergere Chase’s Amelia, Hingham and Foltte Casino Majestic Academy Cosmob Star Antic Clara Barton J. B. Hubbell Glen Echo American Ret Cross Oxford Mass Miss Barton Washington

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