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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1912

Page

6

Fountain to honor Frances Willard to rise at Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue

An elaborate drinking fountain dedicated to Frances E. Willard will be erected at the southwest corner of Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue opposite the Treasury Building. The project, announced by the DC WC T U drinking fountain committee, is nearly funded and slated for completion in a few weeks as the first of several fountains at major city traffic points.

Frances E. Willard National Organization Fifteenth Street New York Avenue Treasury Department W. Cawthorn District of Columbia Anacostia M. E Fourteenth and VU Streets Ftrst National Organization of the W. C. v. U. Hia Emma Sanford Snelton John van Schalek

Hamilton Alumni Banquet Honors College Leader and Plans

Hamilton College Alumni Association of Washington held its annual banquet at the Tea Cup Inn. Prof. F H Wood spoke on college improvements and the centennial in June. Expected attendees include President Taft and Senator Root. Officers elected: Skinner president, Johnson vice president, Stone secretary, Landers treasurer.

Hamilton College Anumni Association Washington Tea Cup Inn F. H Wood Taft Sherman Elthur Root Otis J Eady GW. Skinner BR. Johnson Row. Stone M . B. Landers A R. Serven L. Jenks F. M Barnes J. J. Hewson C. W. Skinner M. B. Landers G. F. Stone R. W. Stone N. D. North J.P. Tufts J. Plant W. M Ingersoll D. North

Army Horse Show Planned at Fort Myer for April 2

Washington society prepares for the annual military horse show under the Army Equitation Board. In charge are Lieut. Val F. Johnson Lieut. Cot F. Foltz Capt. J. R. Lindsey Lieut. J. L Vickey Maj. C. D Summerall and Lieut. J. W Downer.

Washington Society Fort Myer Army Equitation Board Val FO. Johnson

U. S. Aviators to Establish Flight School at College Park

United States army aviators are nearing permanent quarters at College Park with Lieut. Gerold Geiger to lead flights. Forty new recruits joined the aviators yesterday as Lieut. Frank M. Kennedy arrived from Augusta. The aviation school now counts nine men under Capt. Charles De Forrest Chandler as Nagel is set to address Republicans at the National Republican Club detailing a third Discussion Night with speakers and musical entertainment.

United States Army College Park Ami Uerold Geiger Aviatora Frank M. Kennedy Washington Augusta le Charles de Forrest Chandler Nagel National Republican Club Ommerce and Lauber Thomas Bratany M. Warry Stevens Gridiron Club Lls

Chamber excursion plan to Richmond trip May seventeenth

The 1912 excursion committee of the Chamber of Commerce voted yesterday to organize a trip to Richmond via Old Paint from May 17 to 2. A postal notice will be mailed to each chamber member inviting participation. Committee members include H C Stiles D B Porter George H Judd I W Mackenzie and Thomas Grant.

Chamber of Commerce Richmond H.C

Nightly city amusements and ads list

Amusements include Belasco and Columbia shows with 6 15 p m and later times. Virginia F G 4 Burner Dangler Gas Range offered at $12.50. Criterion Whiskey bottled goods delivered until 10 90 p m. Holmes Wagon serves daily and bakery ad promises fresh Milk bread with distinctive taste and texture.

the Courier of Lyons Virginia 7Th St Criterion Whiskey John T. Crowes

Funeral of Jacob Fussell in Washington 3:30 PM

Funeral services for Jacob Fussell will be held at his home on Fourteenth Street Northwest at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Fussell, a native of Fallatown Maryland, was about 95 and long a prominent ice cream manufacturer in the District. His first wife Anna Elizabeth Taylor and several children survive. His second wife resides in New York City with her children William Fussell and Carrie F Crafts. Surviving grandchildren include Norris Fussell and P Morgan Fussell.

Jacop Russell Fourteenth Street Oak Hill Cemetery Fussell Fallatown

Real Estate Deals Highlight Week from Goldenberg Realty

The Goldenberg Realty Company reported several large transactions. Lonsdale apartments at 218 California Street sold for 190000 with 4 units and annual rent of 18000. Cheltenham apartments near Seventeenth Street sold for 30000 with 2600 annual rent. A. B. Landia sold 3 Irving Place Chevy Chase Maryland for 25000. R. B. Behrend sold a residence on 18th Street for 7000.

Goldenberg Realty Company, Inc Harry Wardman Lonsdale California Street FL L Mackabee Cheltenham Uatrett Seventeenth Street B. Landia Goldenberg Company Irving Place Chevy Chase Ars M. L Willams al Eighteenth Street R. B. Behrend

Merchants Start Luncheons Meeting Monthly

The Retail Merchants Association opened a series of monthly luncheons at the Commercial Club with a plan to meet regularly. President Strasburger read a district commissioners letter urging a law on worthless checks and COD packages, but the corporation counsel believes existing law suffices. Captain James F. Oyster attended and spoke briefly.

Retail Merchants Association Commercial Club Strasburger District Commissioners Corporation Counselox James F. Oyster

Contest Result Soon Names Not To Go In Paper

The Post withholds printing names of solved second puzzle contenders to prevent solicitors from buying solutions. Qualified contestants will receive letters and four circular letters with charts for the final puzzle. Eligibility relies on solving the second puzzle and observing published conditions for the third contest.

Post Ted

Pardoned jail escapee Wilks hailed as exceptional case

President Taft pardoned John R. Wilks of Brantley Alabama a former cashier at Hirst National Bank who pleaded guilty five years ago to false entries. He had not served prison time and was released on bail by Judge Thomas G Jones who deemed a penitentiary sentence would harm him. Wilks had been an exemplary citizen prior to the offense and has shown good conduct since. Also: George F Foley of Tansdowne Pa arrives to supervise the Washington Kennel Club dog show with West Highland white terrier entries and additional prizes noted.

Taft John R. Wilks Hirst National Bank Brantley Ala Wilks Thomas G. Jones Montgomery Jones George F. Foley Tansdowne Washington Kennel Club Evans Building Roy Rainey Long Island James W. Wadeworth Katherine Elkins Foley

D A R MEET MONDAY Reception for Mrs Story at Timlow home

District meet for Mrs Story seeks to organize reception and welcome delegates for the Daughters of the American Revolution continental congress set to convene Monday. Mrs Story candidacy for president general is urged by supporters as 50 plus delegates expected for services and church events. Seumas MacManus to entertain at Continental Hall with Irish tales in old costume.

William Cumming Story Continental Congress Daughters of the American Revolution Story The Patriotic Organization District Story Committee Arlington Hotel D Merwin Timlow T Cere Matthew T. Scott Tey Scott Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian C WW. McMasters Mary S. Lockwood Continental Hall Seumas MacManus Annie C. Elligan Prege MacManus

Carried Body of Lincoln Honored at Washington Banquet

William Reith, sole survivor of Lincoln’s pallbearers, to attend a Columbia Turnverein banquet in M Street Northwest. The former bodyguard unit of 32 percent muster in 1865 is represented by 11 living members at the event including Reith and J J Lerch. Speakers named include Michard Bartholat Capt J Knapp Ernest Aicher William F Gude and Maj Charies D A Loefiler.

William Reith Abraham Lincoln Tenth Street Ford Booth White House Columbia Turnvereinarts M Street Reith Association of the Old Bodyguard of Tincoln Lincoln Lving J. J. Lerch Ernest Ruppert Louis Kettler Jacob Kerr John A. Seller Rudolph Saur Charles Hartmann Michard Bartholat Capt . J. Knapp Ernest Aicher William F Gude L.P. Herminghaugen Maj. Charies D. A. Loefiler

Christ English Evangelical Lutheran Church 20th Anniversary

Several hundred members gathered at Christ English Evangelical Lutheran Church at New Jersey Avenue and Morgan Streets NW to celebrate the congregation’s twentieth anniversary. Rev H B Eckhardt of Pittsburgh praised its growth, with addresses by W Charles Hellmanster, W H Germann, Rev Tf Schroeder, and Rev George Johannes. musical performances by the Bohne sisters, Mrs George Johannes, and Mr Voelker of Baltimore.

Christ English Evangelical Lutheran Congregation Christ English Evangelical Lutheran Church New Jersey Avenue Morgan Streets H. BP. Eckhardt Pittsburgh W. Charles Hellmanster W. H. Germann Tf. Schroeder George Johannes

Pledge Help to Militia for New Armory

Representatives promised to assist the District National Guard in obtaining adequate armory facilities. Speaker Clark Chairman Hey and others spoke to First Battery 1st Artillery at its Mis yemt avenue armory. Capt Shannon presided. Third held artillery from Pot Myer attended as guests.

District Guard Clark Hey House Committee On Military Affair Hobson Suizer District National Guard 1St Artillery Misyemt Avenue Shannon Pot Myer

Lectures to Bank Clerks on Sales and Settlement

The fifth law lecture in the American Institute of Banking course was given by H B F Macfarland at 114 F Street Rooms. He defined what constitutes a sale, recording of sale instruments, vendor vendee relations, purchaser liability on deliveries on approval, and vendor liability in sales under contract. Next week’s lecture on Agency and Trusteeship will be by Walter C Clephane of the District bar.

American Institute of Banking H. B. F. Macfarland Bur F Street

Early action urged to curb vast fall insect loss

A health department bulletin urges early swatting of flies to prevent millions of dollars in September losses. Dr. Arthur Murray notes a chart showing how 7,600,000 units of damage could be avoided by killing a single fly in spring, underscoring proactive pest control.

Health Department Arthur Murray

Nurito Promises Rheumatism Relief at Home

An advertisement touts Nurito as a non narcotic prescription offering rapid relief for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. The claim claims to remove aches by tightening joints and muscles, with James O'Donnell the druggist noting a box was set and felt to work.

James O'Donnell Magistral Chemical Co Flatiron Bldg New York

Oyster beds pollution survey to start soon

Bureau of Chemistry experts will travel to Washington around April 22 to inspect Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay oyster beds. Aimed at tracing pollution sources with Maryland and Virginia cooperation and possible removal or transplanting of contaminated beds if pollution cannot be avoided.

Bureau of Chemistry Washington Potomaciver Chesapeake Bay W. Stilea, Jr Barteare Maryland Virginia

Fake Paintings Shown by Washington Society Members

Clever take offs of famous works exhibited at the Gullers School in the Corcoran Gallery Mud Room from April 11 to 13. A postcard door and contribution box gate access to view a peacock nude behind the door in blue. Cartoons inspire pieces such as Worsts of Hendrick Jammer and Spirit of the Wood bottled in a frame. Arrangers include Nicolaides Godwin McNamara Gersdorf Offutt Bryant Osborne.

Membrs Washington Society of Artibia Heimcycle Corcoran Gallery Gullers School Hendrick Jammer Iris K J A Nicolaides Godwin May McNamara Bertha Gersdorf

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