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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1912

Page

10

Prohibition Fears Spread Over Works Liquor Bill

Police chief would have dictatorial power under a proposed Works liquor bill in Washington. Hugh F. Harvey of the Association of Liquor Dealers warns the act would close most saloons and barrooms. The bill limits licenses, blocks near schools and churches, and places liquor control in a police chief’s hands.

Washington Hugh F. Harvey District of Columbia Senate Mr. Harvey Excise Board Chief of Police

National Tuberculosis Association to Meet in Washington

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will hold a two day session in Washington in May to report progress in the antituberculosis campaign. Dr Mazylth P Ravenel of the University of Wisconsin will preside, with honorary vice presidents including Col Theodore Roosevelt and Sir William Osler.

National Association National Association For the Study Washington Mazsycth P. Ravenel University of Wisconsin Theodore Ronsvelt William Osler Herbert M King Loomis Sanatorium Liberty H. R . Landis Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia W. J. Vogeier Yonkers N. Y Irving Fisher Yale University Charles L. Minor Asheville William N. Park New York City Charlea C. Probst Columbus Ohio

Mes Judd Gives A Reading At Washington Club

Mrs Ida B Judd of New York entertained a large Raleigh ballroom audience with readings from Dickens and Molere The program featured vivid depictions of the French revolution and the Bastile The event was hosted by the Washington Readers Club Grace Ross presided and introduced Mrs Judd She was a guest of Miss Ostrand at National Park Seminary during her Washington visit.

Washington Club Ida B. Judd New York Raleigh Dickens Molere Judd Washington

War and Park Departments Report Vehicle Totals

The War Department reports four vehicles in use. The Adjutant General has two wagons, the Surgeon General one, and the Quartermaster's Office twelve for officer transport. The Park Department lists three vehicles. An Oscar Hammer hotel car collided Friday with a horse-drawn buggy at New Jersey and Massachusetts Avenues NW, injuring Sophie Stubar Smith, 74, who was taken home by J. H. Maxwell.

War and Park Departments Bristow Secretary of War Adjutant General Superintendent of Parks Oscar Hammer New Jersey Massachusetts Avenues Sophie Stubar Smith North Capitol Street Massachusetts Avertus J. H. Maxwell Massachusetts Avenue Northwest

CIXY BULLETINS War Update At Harvey's Quiet Town

Short, jumbled item notes a two day contest between France and Germany currents near Harvey's in Quiet Town. Mentions “Two days’ runiner Viveinis” and “KRAMETS” as a remedy, with vague references to indigestion and uric acid ailments.

Dintas Harvey's Druggista Hk

Milling Flies Alone Then Carries Passenger in Second Flight

Late Friday afternoon Lieut Milling remained aloft in the air as the first flight started. He rode high above the skirting, sailing through the air with no special aims, landing a few feet away. Winds hampered the flight, making it dangerous. Enthusiastic Geiger joined him on the second flight, which lasted about twenty minutes and proved more successful than the first, though earlier attempts were stopped by rain.

Milling Ligue Geiger Lieut Ag B

W C A Plans I Street Site for New Home

The W C A will build on the southeast corner of Thirteenth and I streets NW, acquiring 14 706 square feet for 110 274. The project costs 250 000 with the goal of a 325 0000 home featuring an auditorium, library, classrooms, gym, swimming pool, bowling alleys and a roof garden. Trustees named to assume duties, Eldridge E Jordan chairs the finance committee, ten delegate teams to recruit subscriptions, aiming to raise about 350 in three days. Members total about 2 000 with a campaign to reach 5 000, led by Mrs William Hamil Bayly president and Miss Margaret Ru Fax treasurer.

Thirteenth End I Streets I Street Thirteenth Street John Lawrence Brunk Hadridge E Jordan United States Trust Company F Fox Washington William Hamil Bayly Margaret Ru Fax Mabel Grandin Siss Florence M Brown

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