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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
8
Many people in early spring suffer an unpleasant rundown from winter living. A physician approved tonic is proposed to restore vitality using 12 oz Fluid Extract Buchu, 1 oz Bulso Mixture, 14 oz Fluid Extract Gentian Compound and 15 oz water. Dose is one tablespoonful three times daily before meals.
Health officials push slaughter of tuberculosis cattle found near the District to prevent raw milk risk while deeming cooked beef largely safe. Inspectors trace seven cows sold to a butcher near Tennallytown and demand immediate action on three, with two cows still under isolation and tuberculin testing planned for the rest.
Yale men in Washington anticipate President Hadley of Yale University delivering the banquet address for the Washington Yale Alumni Association at Chevy Chase Club tomorrow night. The event features speakers Justice Brewer Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith Huntington Wilson and Paul Charlton with a Marine Band section for music. A special car will take alumni from Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue at 6:15 PM and many have already accepted invitations.
Charles F. Weller addresses Presbyterian ministers urging greater cooperation and more aid. He argues for expanded volunteer efforts and increased church involvement to support impoverished areas and strengthen the church’s mission.
At a Presbyterian meeting Secretary Charles F Weller urged church volunteer cooperation to visit needy families and prevent declines in homes and morals. He cited a case where a volunteer could have steered a family away from ruin, while hotel officials asked for regulatory changes to avoid loss of space as fire code rules tighten. The Commission discussed diagrams and end-floor fire escapes as possible fixes.
James Warner identified the drowned man as Samuel Jute of 2407 Tatreet Northwest a former waiter in city restaurants Jute had been missing since Saturday afternoon from Raleigh NC Coroner Nevitt will hold the inquest tomorrow at 11 o clock The police report clears patrolmen and a sergeant of blame in the crowd incident
A blank verse appeal by Virgil Poling of 1016 Sixth Street NW asking for the abolition of a “sing song” water- run on New York Avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets NW is sent to Building Inspector Ashford for court action to secure peace and quiet. Monroe Street Extension Ordered to extend Monroe Street NE from Seventh to Michigan Avenue. land acquisition to be through condemnation per Congressional act.
Inspector Ashford issued a permit to Terminal Storage Company for a three story office building at Fifth Street and the railroad terminal northeast. The project, handled by architects C S Velvet Kind and a Favorite, carries an estimated cost of 416 000.
W M Patton, arrested early Sunday in a raid on the Teleg raphers Club at 752 Thirteenth Street by Sergi Bryce and Patrolman Horne, forfeited the $50 collateral for his appearance in court. He faced charges of permitting gaming as seven participants were summoned as government witnesses. Changes Made Among Detectives include promotions for William J Barbee to detective sergeant and transfers of Charles Mullen and Howard M Vermillion.
The District of Columbia branch of the University of Maryland Alumni Association held its annual dinner at the University Club on Saturday evening. Several new members were elected and short talks were given. Officers elected include President Dr William L Robins first vice president Dr Harry Hartt second vice president Dr H Nichols secretary and treasurer Dr W M Brimging and corresponding secretary Dr J O Bkinner.
The commission of electrical engineer Allen as an additional private in the Metropolitan police force, expiring March 4, was renewed for three years yesterday. Prop erty Clerk Hargrove’s recommendations were approved by Commissioner West. B Moore, a clerk at 900 dollars annually, promoted to inspector of property at 9300, replacing Malcolm Crichton transferred to inspector of buildings. Joseph A Fetty, a clerk at 600, promoted to clerk at 900, and William Canby appointed clerk at 600 vice Fetty promoted.
Willam Giddings a colored man faced Pellice Court yesterday on shell game allegations near Benning race track. Gordon Willama, colored, testified about losses of money and jewelry. Pea shell evidence was shown. judge held Giddings for grand jury with $530 bond. Also notices for Schneider’s Malt, Red Dragon Seltzer, and Jewel Range ads appeared in the page.
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