Tragedy as Lathe Car Capsizes Kills One In DC
A lathe loaded on a transport truck overturned near New Jersey and New York avenues. Joseph Barton, 38, of 25 Pierce Court SW, was killed. David Guchanan, 19, of 71 M Street SW, and Marion Mazon, 25, of 520 Third Street SW, were injured. The driver William Washington, 247 Third Street SW, attempted a high speed maneuver. Barton and the two injured were riding on the lathe in the truck body when it toppled. the lathe crushed them. Barton died at the District Morgue, the others at Casualty Hospital. an inquest was planned.
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Washington
Civil service net drop of 258 in August
The civil service commission reported that August saw a net reduction of 258 in Washington despite many resignations. National totals show 4,915 additions and 5,173 resignations and separations, with War Department producing the heaviest loss at 1,719 and Treasury Department the largest gain at 1,268. Navy personnel rose by 215.
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Births Reported In Local Column Of The Paper
A long list of birth announcements appears including Arthur N and Bessie Tormelie boy, Thurman R wid Keith Atutler girl, Edward L and Eien Smith boy, Benjamin and Guesie Shapiro girl, Charles P and Mary Roach boy, M Prank and Rose Ruppert girl, John M and Frances Mier, Hilbert L and Annie Moore girl, Dorothy Kearnes boy, Mary Holmes boy, Harry C and Ruth Fleming boy, Jon J and Mathie Folks boy, Mary S and Lillian Chinner boy, John D and Anna Bell boy, Leonard and Edith Young girl, John A H and Mabel Thomas Preston and Rosie Smith, Sylvester and Alberts Goff, Willan A and Mary Fletcher boy, Frank and Rebecch Davenport girl, John and Mary Dywon, Fred and Florence Betars girl.
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Alberta Powe
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Frances B. Mier
Hilbert L
Annie H. Moore
Dorothy Kear
Frank
Rebecch Davenport
Jobo
Mary Dywon
Fred J
Florence M. Betars
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages Across Several States
A list of couples and clergymen shows marriage licenses issued or to be issued. Names include Weee Phueben and Louise Eoban, Cedric Erral Amapetese and Grace Stanley Slaughter, and others with ages ranging from 16 to 44, connecting locations such as Virginia North Carolina Kentucky Oklahoma and Missouri.
Deaths From City Hospitals Feature Brief Obituaries
A list of local deaths includes Mattie Latchford aged 62 and Marie H Mathewson aged 44, with ages and addresses for each entry. Also noted are Claude M Neely, John Bishop, Sarat C Dooley, Joseph C Bagligh, Andrew Hessler, Pearl Harris, James F DeCarthy, Ita Gaskins, Horace Michels and others from various city hospitals and homes.
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Chattel Chase
U. & Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Marie H. Mathewson
Ave
Amis Grexmiel
Claude M. Neely
John Bishop
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Sarat C Dooley
Clifton
Joseph C. Bagligh
St. Eliz
Andrew Hessler
Cottage Hill
Pearl Harris
8Th St
James F. DcCarthy
St. Nw
Ita Gaskins
Horace Michels
Washington district youth convention to plan October program
A DC gathering of Presidents of nearly all youth societies will meet at 1736 Street NW to plan an October program. The two evening sessions on October 13 and 14 start at eight with no day sessions. Over 150 church groups and 20 000 members are represented. Merritt O Chance chairs the convention committee.
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Liberty Huw
District of Columbia
Merritt O. Chance
War Clerks Day Longer Shift Order Issued
Adjutant General's office workers were placed on a new schedule by Secretary Baker. The day force will work 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the night crew will stay until 12:30 or 1 a.m., starting at 5 a.m. instead of 4:30 a.m. The extra half hour aims to handle heavy workload, with objections from many, especially women, to be raised with the Federal Employees' Union.
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Baker
War Photographs Exhibit in House Caucus Room
An exhibit of war photographs by the U S army in France is mounted in the House office building caucus room by the Signal Corps. It highlights Salvation Army Knights of Columbus M C A and Red Cross efforts and shows American troops enjoying off duty moments. The display runs from tomorrow through October 8.
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France
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Red Cross
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Summary
Daily sun and tide entries note high tides at 1234 and 1304 with low tides at 0717 and 1845. Weather forecast covers District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with fair, slightly warmer conditions, cooler midweek, and northwest winds. records show cooler upper Midwest and rain totals near zero. temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 70s with 69 percent possible sunshine and no significant rainfall reported.
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