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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
CHURCHES.

.-Rev. w. A. West,
d D., Pastor. Preaching services
each alternate Sabbath at 1880 q. m.
and every Sunday evening at TOO.
Services at Green Hill on alternate
Sabbaths at 1880 q. m. Sabbath
school at 9:15. Junior hr istian En-
deavor at 200. Christian Endeavor
at 600. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 100.
METHODIST EPIsoOPAL-Rev. @ w.
Bryner, Pastor, Sunday Schoo
at $3.50 q. III. Preaching every other
Sunday morning at 1890 and every
Sunday evening at 700. Epworth
League at 600 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 100.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN-tsev ]. l..
! Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at $3.50
a. m. Preaching every Sunday morn
! ing at 1890, and every other Sunday
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo-
ple's Christian Unien at TOO p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 100.
EvANGEIIUAL LUTBERAN-Rev Cal
vinFassoldPas Sunday school 9:15
a. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 1890 and every other Sun
day evening at TOO. hristian En-
deavor at 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at TOO.
REFORMED - ----- Pas
tor. Sunday school at $50 q. m.
Preaching on alternate Sabbaths at
1000 a. m. and TOO p. m. Christian
: ing on Wednesday evening at TOO.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17

Will be in Office from Thursday ev-
ening until Monday morning of each
week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
DR.. A. X. DAVIS,
Hustontown, Pa.
DENTAL WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Gold Grown and Bridge Work a
Specially. Teeth extracted
positively without pain.
All Work Guaranteed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17

That Wilson carries full line OF
everything usually found in first
class store, and he will treat you
right.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17

Kodol is made at the laboratories
of e. c. Dewitt g. Co., Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
MR.EDDY STARTS INSPECTION
Takes Trolley Trips and Keeps His
Eyes Wide Open.
Many Complaints Regarding Local
Railways Continue to Flow
Into the office.

Executive Secretary Eddy. Of the cleo
tic railway commission. spent most Of
yesterday riding on cars Of the several
branches OF the Washington RAILWAY. and
Electric Company
While hanging onto straps M Eddy
kept his eyes open for the causes OF the
many complaints addressed 10 the com
mission about the various lines. He is
personally investigating the complaints.
and will file his report on each. with the
letters received
Yesterday afternoon Mr- Eddys desk
was banked high with correspondence Of a
sundry nature The largest pile was com
posed Of complaints. Next came a stack
Of letters from persons looking FOR Jobs
Although fl is generally understood that
all positions In the commission have bsea
filed. II Is believed that If complaints are
received with the same regularity as al
present It VIII be necessary for the com
mission 10 appoint an inspector It Is not
believed that M Eddy can investigate
the complaints already received and make
reports on them before Christmas.
No new complaints were received yes
terday- Il IS believed by Assistant Secre-
laEy Son0 4 Money who was detailed
from the Interstate Commerce Comrnis-
sion 70 have charge Of the Office during
Mr. Eddy's absence. that the 6fuinutio1
Of complaints is due 70 the fact thar
WasningtOnians believe the Office IS
closed This impression may have been
gathered from the published statement
that the commission had adjourned for
ttF summer The Office IS open for bust
ness. however
Yesterday handsome oak file cabinet
was installed In the Office Mr.. Eddy ex-
poets 20 have a large bookcase within
the next week In il he will keep copies
Of the District code. the police reguIa-
tons, the laws governing the operation
OF street railways in the District. the
regulations pertaining 10 safety appIi-
ances, and many other volumes neoes-
sary for the proper conduct OF the COM
missions business.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congress-Open a. n 70 10 D n on
Secular days; from ?. N. 10 % :. Il. on Sundays
and on certain holdays
Public LihraTy-Open a n TO 3 D. n holidays.
a. m 70 D. n. Sundays. ? TO :. Il
Executive Mz1son-Open 10 a. T. 70 D n.
United States Capitol-Ope8 3 a. n to : % :. u
United States Trsasury-Open a. n 20 p Il
State. Var. and Navy Departnents-Open a n
to p tTbe original Deela-stion Of Iadepend-
ence Is in the library Of the state Depaume1t.l
United States Patent Oaice-Open = N 70 ?
p H.
UaiSed States Psnsic- sszeau-Opea a. n to :
, H.
Uaited States Poss-osaee-Open a. n 90 D n
Washington City P0st-ofhce-ODen su hours THE
Dead Letter oGce is n the city post-osiosl
Naucnal Botanic Gariens-Open a u. 70 p -
fish Coumission-Open . g. n. to % p IT,
Army Medical 8lusegn-Open a. n TO so !. n
National M1scun-oDen e. u TO 4-So ?. n tn
Guiding holidays
ttrcl1diuz holidayS1
AsTlcultuzai Depar1meut-Orsn A. N 10 80 . n
BureaG q EngT7viuE and Priuting-Open a N.
TO 20 , n
Washington Monument Cs55ss fset in heishtl-open
50 a H. 70 50 p n tEleyatar runs from a. n
uHtl ? M
coTcoraa GaEeTy Ct A=t-opeu 50 a. n to p
n IN winter a n 70 p H. IL sumner. sun
days-i1J p n 70 ?. r. excsptinz in zid-sum-
urdays. ard sundays; other days. sc admission.
Government Printing OGce-Opsn % a u to
p Il
Nary Aa-d-Ope1 q. n % So p
eolthEorlh CottaEc. 18Th -. and Prospect
N THE sUBURBs-
zooloc1czI ParE-Opcn al day
Rock Greek Eri5Ee and Ps-E-
Chew Chase- kensins1on. and Chezapsaks Bea.h-
Naval OoscrTuJOTy-Opc1 J. u % ? z.
Mount vernon -ithe home and toulb q Washing-
tcuj-Opea i a. b. % =. r.
Arlington Nafioual Cemetery-Opsn al dry.
FCrt MTCT Military Post.
Fa-ls ChurcA Vleana. AID Fairfaz Court House
lnitec states soldiers Hcme-Cpea g. u %
sunset
United states Naval Aca1e=-y Anzapolis Nd
tataeeEsl ofr5z1ds Tezualy-o~n roaa-Opea
: % 6 2. X
Calm Joau BridEs Cathoiic CuiFeEs5ty. and Alex
andrta.
Great Fans q the Potozaae-Fars are Illuminated
~ uiE-L
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

Through her attorney, Irving William
son. Anna L MahIer yesterday filed a
bin OF complaint against her son. AIber,
J Mailer. asking that receiver be ap-
pointed TO take charge OF a --mail-ordeT
business" which she says she financed
bat which the defendant claims as his
own property
I According % the terms Of the bill. Al
I bert Mahler came 10 this city from Chi
cago. and although he had no financial
standing. he requested his mother 70
back him in a scheme TO start a business
I involving the sale Of extracts through
agents in other cities The prospects
/ pictured by the defendant were so aIIur-
/ ing. the complainant declares, that she
advanced the funds necessary TO start
! the business. leasing suitable store and
providing the money TO put the enter
prise on a sound basis
It is stated in the bill that the business
was begun last April. and thai the de-
fendant at that time agreed 70 serve
without compensation until profits aggre-
eating a sum sufficient 10 repay the COM
plainant was obtained
Says He Demanded SALARY
The petitioner declares she was unaware
Of any friction and was expecting her
son 10 pay back the money loaned. when
she received notice early in July that II
she didn't give him a salary OF 500 he
would bring suit. Il is alleged that the
demand was accompanied by circum-
stances Of violence
The complainant says that she. through
her counsel. sought 10 adjust the mat
ter without litigation. and was awaiting
developments from proposals advanced
her son when several days ago she was
arrested by the police on warrant
sworn out by him, charging her with
making threats Of violence
The complainant states that when she
was taken 20 the sration-house she 6iscov-
cred that her son had also accused her Of
lunacy- She was accordingly. examined By
one OF the police department surgeons.
who declared her 70 be Of sound mind
On Tuesday. when the case was tnvesti-
gated by the assistant United States dis
trict attorney. II was decided that there
was no basis for the charge. and the com
piainant was dismissed
Claims She l. shut Out.
Mrs Mailer further declares that her
son has placed a sign over the store and
IN various other ways denotes that the
business belongs 20 him Having no re-
dress. and being compelled 20 pay rent
for the premises occupied by the business.
70 which she has no access. the complain
ant asks In her petition that a receiver
be appointed 10 take charge OF the bust
ness. and requests that the court issue
a rule requiring the defendant 20 show
cause why he should not be required 10
appear and answer the suit
The complainant declares that she ad-
vanced TO her son for the purpose OF I
starting and conducting the business I
SI.7Ss-22, besides signing the rent lease I
for two years
Mrs Mailer further petitions that a I
decree be handed down BY the court de- 4
claring her TO be the owner Of the prop 4
erty IN question and enjoining her son
from interfering with her IN the admin
istration Of the business
Justice Anderson signed an order re-
4uiring Mailer 10 show cause on August
> why a receiver should not be ap-
pointed.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
MILLER CLAIMS EXEMPTION
Former Building Association secre-
taTy Answers Receivers Suit.
Declares Ambrose's Action in Max
ing Case Criminal One Debars
Him from Making Statement

After conference following a hearing
before Justice Anderson yesterday after
noon. John H Laskey. counsel for J.
Barton Miller. former secretary OF the
First Cooperative Building Association.
and John Lewis smith. attorney for Re
.ceivcr William z. Ambrose. il was de-
cided 10 postpone action IN the matter
until September S. al which tine Miller
is expected 10 appear in court 10 answer
the charges preferred against him by the
receiver
The hearing yesterday was f0r the pur-
pose OF allowing the former secretary to
file his answer 10 the rule 10 show cause
why he should not be adJudged in con-
tempt OF court for falling TO deliver the
missing books and papers Of the assO-
citation 70 AIr- Ambrose
Miller IN his bin claimed that the books
and papers have not been in his posses
sion since July L and said il would in
crimiuate him 20 answer any further.
Through his attorney he declared it his
constitutional right not 70 be compelled
10 answer the order recently issued By
the court
In making his argument, Attorney Las
ny NtI-al &c ms ClleElL laQ never been
ordered 20 appear in court. and even i
he did appear he could not be interro-
gated as 70 the whereabouts Of the miss
ing books. because the matter had al
ready been made a criminal case by the
receiver
M Laskey then pointed out 10 the court
that the matter could not be adjusted in
an equity court. but that the case viii
nave 70 be tried IN a criminal court.
where Jury may decide 8IiIIer's case.
Mr. Smith. in presenting his case. said
the answer fled made no attempt TO an
swer the order issued against Miller. IN
asmuch as il attempted 70 evade the
courts order.
Justice Andersen then reviewed the
original bill and said he would report his
findings to-day unless the attorneys could
decide 10 postpone further consideration
10 later date. when Miller would be
able 10 appear in person.
When apprlsed Of the agreement Justice
Anderson consented to the postpOhement.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Rev Mr.. Friz<eIFs Flock Surprises
Him and His Wife.

Though the wedding anniversary OF
Rev and Mrs J. ". Frizzeu. the former
being the pastor OF the Ingraha-n Memo
rial Congregational Church. comes around
regularly On July 30 each year. yestsr-
day was the first for them n Wash
ington.
The day was much Ike other days FOR
Dr. FrizzeH and his wife and daughters.
but II is said the family felt little lone
some as they compared the anniversary
with others-that have gone before. This
was all forgotten last night, however,
when the members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the church appointed themselves
a committee TO escort Dr.. Frizzeu and his
wife home from meeting at the hall
where church services are held
On arrival at the Frizzeu home. "a
Eighth street northeast, the minister and
his wife found the house full Of friends
and good cheer. and the balance OF the
evening was made merry in celebration
OF the anniversary.
The ladies' had not forgotten an appro-
pirate gift for Rev. and Mrs FrizzeH.
which was presented with sincere good
wishes and congratulations About 100
persons called during the evening 20 pay
their respects
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
INFANT MORTALITY HIGH.
But Births Far Outnumber Deaths
in District

Again the mortality report OF the Dis
t-ict health department shows a high
death rate for infants. forty-1ve cases OF
children under one year Of age being
reported for the week ended on Saturday
last As whole. however. the record de-
notes improved conditions over the week
preceding and the corresponding period OF
last year
OF last weeks fatalities the report
shows sixty-nine cases among the whites
and hfty-nine in the colored race IN
testinal diseases were responsible for
about 3 per cent Of these deaths. against
which other diseases appear few in com
psrison-
During the week 126 births were re-
ported 10 the department, OF which num-
Der s. were OF white babies and 3 OF
colored.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
REAL ESTATE NOTES

Negotiations for the purchase OF ths
Myer property al Seventeenth and
streets northwest by TIE army and Navy
Club. which have been in progress for
several months. were completed yesterday.
The property IS on the opposite corner
OF the street from the present Army and
Navy Club building. and il Is understood
VIII be used IN the near future for an
annex 70 the club The price paid for
the property Is SI50,O0o.
The club was represented in the trans
action BY Henry H Ward, treasurer and.
the Myer heirs were represented bv
William D. Hoover. second vice president
Of the National Savings and Trust Com
pany- The heirs are the children OF the
late Gen Myer, Rev. Waldron ATyz-
ana the Misses Myer, who have inhabited
the home since their fathers death.
II is the intention Of the purchasers 10
erect handsome Few club buiIdils On
the property some tine IN the future.
when building plans have been fully com
pleted
Stone & Fairfax report the sale for
Charles GrosscIose, OF the two brick
dwellings at 2507 and 3509 Center street.
Mount Pleasant These houses were con-
strueted about two years ago. and each
contains six rooms They are two stories
high and heated BY hot water system
Each house is twenty feet wide and occu-
pied by tenants II IS the~purpOse OF the
purchaser 70 hold the property as an in
vestmeat
The same firm recently sold for James
E Murdock the eighty-foot froutaTe IN
tae south side OF Irving street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Co
iunoia Heights. This land has a depth
Of 10 feet. running back 10 q p1b1f,
alley, and the purchaser viii have rlsns
prepared to improve the property in tn
near future
The H P Howenstein Company has sold
for Joseph Paul 10 T L. Lewis a plot OF
ground on the north side OF Adams street.
between First and Second streets north
west. where Mr. Lewis viii soon erect
four houses Of colonial type. according 10
plans prepared BY \. r. Grimm.
J. H. Lloyd IS constructing nine two
story houses at 6Ie 10 SIS Fairnont street
northwest The plans were prepared .by.
y Haller. architect. and the cost IS est
mated at 81. 600
Pumphrey & Palmer are preparing to
erect ten two-story brick houses at eos TO
% Fifth street northwest The plans
we're drawn by E 0. voIlard. at an est
mated cost Of $1,000
The Review and Herald Publishing
Company. Of Takona Park. VIII make
-epairs 70 its printing Office building. al
S Willow avenue. at a cost approxi-
nately OF Sl1-oo1. The construction VII
be done by A. s Baird
F D McAuiifre will erect three thrA~-
story brick dwellings at 512 to SIS seward
quare southeast Mr.. McAuliTe prepared
he plans himself The cost will be about
le 500
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
CLAIMS LOAN IS OvERPAID.
Woman Sues Local Concern for an
Accounting

Asking foz a. accounting and the can
collation. Of a mortgage. Mary 4 King.
Of Scranton yesterday fled suit against
the Washington National Building and
Loan Association
The plaintiff alleges that she borrowed
S'oo from the defendant company on De
CemoeT I. loS6. and gave q trust deed uD0n
property owned by her at Scranton. Pa
Il IS stated she paid interest upon he
loan and from time 10 tine made nav
ments upon the principal Through mad
vertence and error. she declares, she paid
the company S356I5 more than was due
and for this reason she asks an account
Ing
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
CAMMACK WILL PROBATED.
Million-dOlIar Estate Left TO the
WIDOW and DauRhfer

Justice Anderson yesterday admitted the
viii OF John Cammack. devising an
estate valued at S1.0Oo.0Oa 10 probate. and
issued letters Jestamenrary 10 Mrs. Eliza
beth May Cammack, the widow. and
Henry H Flather. Bond was fixed az
s. 900.
Mrs Anna s Hardesty, only daughter
OF the deceased, consented TO the probate
OF the will She Is 70 receive the income
on a trust fund Of S50.006, the remainder
OF the estate being devised to the widow.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
LOCAL MENTION,
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To FoTI Monroe. Norfolk. Newport Nevx - IN
points South-Norfolk and WaShinz1on stesrS-
even evening the year az 6so.
Chevy Chase Laze-Conce-t By United ststr, M.
me Band even evening. followed hy da.cfnr
Twilight excursions 70 Annapolis and RsT.;-,,
sTeTy day. Trains leave even bali hour f-7-. ~,
teenih and n streets northeast from D n
To kocS Greek Bridge. ZoologicsI Park Ch-x,
Chase, and kensinEto1-Csrs from Fifteeath -,
and New York avenue every fifteen ninutes
To AlexandTia-Ferry steamer Lackzzunns rv--v
bour and half from a. n 70 p N
To Fort Mysr. Arlington National Cen..s-v F.r,
Church, and Fairfax Court House-Cars fr1, ,-,lrt5
Bridge
Chesapeake Beach-See trains IN rzilroad scsedpl.
Mount vernon and Marshall HaIi-Steaner Chsrie,
AacalesteT. daily. except Sunday. 10 a n sud ? 90
?. n.
Steamer ST Johns for Colonial Beach-satu-asvs
) p n other days. except Monday. SIS a.. n
Steamer Queen Anne fer River View. usek dsv,
70 g n. 2l5 and 6a5 p u: sundays II a n
80 and 6;l5 D n
Steamer jamestown for forty-rtis raooriiznt tin
down Tie Potomac River. dafly. e p n
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

Elna L Harvey. 2s2f 18Th s. Nv s. yearz
Ross E. Johnston z512 18th 81 NV 4 years
MeTiu " Grover. {. 5. Soldiers Home. 3 years
lfEry Brooks. 81. AIMS Tzfsnt AsyL. ! month
Infant q joseph and Mary Narsine. Freeir1su's
Hosp. 1 day
COLORED-
Lucy J. Taylor. Anger pL. Carried 5s yea-a
George johnson 81 Browns Ct - years
Carrie Thcuss. Sd s. NV. . years
William Pinn l06 Kendall st. w CITY. = years
Fannie z Brewer. rs Z 81 NV. = yea-s.
Castsl CeassT. I5ls s c. ave- Is months
Leroy Edmonds a05 81 s.. sE months
Walter Washington, ISIS Lincoln ave ne. 5 nos
Bernard L Walters. II Hall st. sw.. 70 days
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
LOUIS GOURDAIN IN LONDON.
Insane Convict Has Scheme for an
American Monarchy.

That willy and elusive get-rich-quick
artist, Louis A GOurdain, who was con-
victed Of conducting a lottery and sent to
the Government Asylum for the Insane.
only 70 escape a short time later, has
bobbed up in dear old London. and has
a deep-dyed plan TO overthrow the gov
eminent Of the United States
GOurdain's delivery from St Elizabeth's
about four months ago was the most dar-
ing in the history Of that Institution. and
police and detectives have been scouting
for him since he unlocked four doors and
vanished
Since it IS known that he is in London.
Superintendent White may take steps to
extradite the convicted luaatic
Gourdain inserted a notice in a London
paper that he was organizing the Roy
alist United States Of America and
would crown Helen. Of New York" as
Queen.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
Watch for a crry-zandle Highland,
Head ~ Production.

Williams and Walker. in their latest ef-
Tort, Bandanna Land wiilsopen at the
Academy. Baltimore. Nd. Bandana
Land has the merit Of novelty and an
atmosphere OF down South in Dixie which
gives opportunities for a wide variety of
negro huTnOr and melodies. It is con-
ceded the best production that Williams
and Walker have ever headed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

Burial services for Mrs. Mary Ladder
MackaH OF Georgetown. who died al
Woodville. Prince George County, Nd.
were held in Oak HuI Chapel at 5 o'clocl,
yesterday afternoon A large number OF
relatives and friends attended the brief
services Interment was made in the
family plot in Oak Hiu Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
ELECTRICAL OFFICE CHANGES.
Engineer Allen Recommends Promo
tiOns in His Force.

Several changes in The personnel Of the
working force in the District electrical
department have been recommended 10
the Commissioners by Electrical Enei-
neer ". c. Allen. to take effect August
l. They are as follows:
Arthur James teieThcne ope-ator. 70 Be- tele-
graph operator. at sl-090 Per annum 4 r Johnsop
telaIhone operator. 70 be increased one rr75e a.
operut5E with salary AZ $50 Per year J. L Kearev
laocre-. % Be telephone operator a. 50 suuua7v
l. " IoFlsley, l2nore-. 70 Be increased one e-sde
4 Noyes telesSzDA operator. 10 be laborsr AZ 500
Der snnu1n
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
DEAD MAN UNIDENTIFIED.
Police Seek Information of StranEer
Who Dies in Hospital.

The poltce have as Yet been unable 70
learn anything OF the antecedents Of the
man who died yesterday afternoon at the
Emergency Hospital The man signed
the register az hotel at 80 Pennsylvania
avenue some months ago as William 4
sharp He complained OF feeling II. and
yesterday at noon he was found in q
dying condition in a bathroom. he was
hurried 10 the Emergency Hospital, where
he died within a short tine.
The aged man steadily refused 10 tell
the physicians anything about himself. his
relatives, or business. The police then
started out 70 get this information them
selves. The mans death was due 10 ratu-
raI causes
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

Maj. J H Russell, Of the United States
Marine Corps, Canal Zone. and eleven
privates in the Marine Corps on the zone
have been ordered TO Washington to take
treatment al the Pasteur Institute at the
Naval Medical School Hospital as a pre-
ventive Of hydrophobia- All Of tht men
nave been bitten by a rabid dog. They
viii arrive at New York Saturday or Sun
day on the Panama Railroad COmpany's
steamer Finance
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert 6. Msttheysz. s. and F1ora " Points g.
both = Richnond- Rev. J B. McLsushlin-
Robert F. Craig IS and Alary Eirkparrick. IS
both Of Richmond- Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
John T. Knoxville S, Of New York. and Mary
Z. Wilson ., q Stafford. Va Rev J. J Muir
John T. GraySon- 2. of Butte Mont and Jean
netre Ladd- 2. q Lodi Cal Rev L A Wye
COLORED.
tsermain A James. a and Louise L PlunmsT
g. Rev J. R. Matthews
Robert Wood. II. and Jenie Winaeld. q. both
of Fairfax. Va Rev J. B McLauShlin-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
J. Harry Norris Lists Liabilities at
SI2,I6O-s2 and Assets AT 500.

a petition IN voluntary bankruptcy was
fled in the District Supreme Court YES
terday by J. Harry Norris. formerly
Of the firm Of Norris & Johansen. rs,I-
ors, at 1856 2 street northwest. The
petitioner lists his liabilities al S121s0.S2.
and places his assets at 800. which. he
claims. are exempt
Among the creditors are: J. A. Crit
nth & Co, Of Baltimore; John B. Ellison
& Sons. OF Philadelphia, and Thomas B.
Norris.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
FORSAFER BUILDINGS
New Code for the District Is
Nearing Completion.
COMMISSIONERS HAVE A PART

Some Sections Have Already Passed
Through Their Hands, and Entire
Series Of Regulations VIII Be Fin
iEhed in About Two MonthS-Neyy
Regulations for Elevators
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
MOTHERSUESHERSON
Mrs. Mailer Wants Receiver
Named for Business.
CLAIMS SHE'S FROZEN OUT

Embellishments for which She Says
She Furnishes the Funds Declared
Boy Has Violated HIS Agreement
with Her by Demanding "A salary.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

SI-25 to Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line Visit ire II {
Naval Academy. See time schedule for
trains