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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

45

Weschler's Auction Offerings At 920 Tu Ave NW

At Weschler's on Friday October first around noon an auction features a selection of autos and surreys including a Rubber-tire Surrey two Cutunder Steel-tire Surreys a Top Buggy leather trimmed and cushion-tire runabouts a Cushion-tire Top Runabout a Hubber-tire Business Buggy and a Dos-a-Dos Runabout plus an umbrella-top surrey. Adam Weschler conducts the sale in Ohio.

Viz Weschler’s Tu. Ave Oulnek Stork Arnold Cur Ohio Sagaretace Mnisloawe Bi Auto- Sous Surrey Adam Weschter, Auetic

Promoters accused in city court over failed Broadway bond scheme

In a chaotic city court scene Judge Kimball handled a string of cases involving promoters offering chorus jobs for a touring production titled The World at Night. Accused backed by a cash bond of $5 per girl faced alleged deceit about contracts and travel, with arrests following after police scrutiny.

Kimball John Zabel Gustee G. Molina Mullen O'Brien Warren

Bank director elected amid crime and injury notices

In a crowded meeting A A Chapin was elected to the Gommereig National Bank board. Separately, suits filed seek damages for eye injury to Harry Kanne from an on-site incident and $10,000 against Southern Railway by Alice Applegarth after a fall at Union Station.

A. A. Chapin Gommereig] National Bank Harry Kanne Franklin P. Nash Kanne Nash Sues Railway Alice I. Applegarth Southern Railway Company Union Station

Favors Yearly Assessment Plan With Deputies

Assessor Richards proposes a yearly assessment system for real estate, replacing the current triennial cycle. He backs studying methods observed in large cities and says the plan would require three deputies to assist the three assessors on the board. He recently returned from Philadelphia where he examined real estate appraisal practices.

Richards W. ©. Richards Philadelphia

Bankers Entertained as Deposits Top $100,000

The officers and directors of the Washington Mechanics Savings Bank on Eighth and G Streets SE were guests of VP P. B. Ryon at his home 718 Eleventh Street East last evening. The social gathering celebrated deposits surpassing the $100,000 mark with music and supper. Guests included Thomas Inghing Sam Shape Holden Joseph Gould, Ryon, Bagby, Wolfe, and other bank officials and directors.

Washington Mechanics Savings Bank P. B. Hyon Ryon Walt H. Acheson William Dove B. B.earnshaw George Ye Emibertea Edward F. Pickford Br Ennis Talbert Fenso B. ‘Lae John P Charles C Lave Andrew Johnson Stev Pyles

Plan to Erect Navy Yard Lunchroom for 600 at Washington

Anne Morgan plans an extensive reform of the Washington Navy Yard dining, proposing a one story building to serve 600 daily meals. The National Civic Federation of Women will press Navy Department officials for cooperation after Mrs Morgan expanded a similar room at Brooklyn. Local letters and investigations by Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Wainwright supported improvements. the executive committee meets next month at the Waldorf.

Ane Morgan J. Pierpoht Morgan National Civic Federation of Women Washington Washington Navy Yard Archibald Hopkins Richard Wainwright Masa Morgan Waldorf New Yok Washington Navy

George Washington University marks 89th year of traditions

George Washington University began its eighty ninth year with President Needham, Commissioner Macfarland, and Justice Harlan addressing students. The president spoke on community demands and institutional life while noting new deans across medical, law, dentistry, and economics schools. Campus updates included football announcements and the university paper, Bic, with registration to be confirmed Monday.

George - Washington University Charles Willis ‘Neetham George Washington George ‘Washington National Capital University Claus Caret District of Columbia Needham Medical Schancife W. C. Borden Majof Russell Wit J. KingBun Asiso Howard Lee McBain College of Wf. A. Mumma Harvard University J. c. Manelt Ok Tahora Robert Kern University of Chiego C. W A. Vealtz J. Roland Wal- Ton George Washington University Macfarland Justice Harlan St Schonary Iem David Baer Bic Univer

Historic Succoth Feast Glorifies Jewish Harvest Festival

Hundreds of Washington Jews observed Succoth at the Washington Hebrew Congregation on R Street NW. A lattice shelter was erected in the sanctuary as children carried varied fruits and vegetables to the altar for offerings to charity. Rabbis Abram Simon and David A. Baer led prayers and explained the feast’s history marking shelter during wanderings in Canaan.

Washington Canean Promised Land Racamenturica Uso Rachel Louis Btorm Abram Simon David A. Baer Simon

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