Campaign to lure new factories expands district effort
A permanent subcommittee of the Board of Trade commerce and manufactures unit met for a second time to advance a district broadside promoting industry. Members appointed to gather data and prepare advertising folders, plus a map plan, convene weekly Wednesdays at 8 pm in the Evening Star building records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Commerce and Manufactures of the Board of Trade
Re Cent
District of Columb
Wich
F H H. Tbethell
Chesapeake and Fotomac Telephone Company
John Miller
E. 0. Whitford
M. J. Aveller
Messrs
FF. L. Siddons
F. C. Graham
William Ramsay
Congress
John J. Weaver
Board of Trade
I* Street
Evening Star
Mr. Tt
SW. Hesper
John Miler
M. J. Weller
William Ranesay
F. TL Bethel
BE. O. Whitford
BE. C. Graham
F. L. Siddons
Bottled Beer Scarce As Washington Brews Lockout Deepens
Washington faces a bottling crisis as local breweries and the Bottlers Local Union Mo 251 lock out operations after a wage and hours dispute. Estimates show about 176 000 drinks daily in the capital may be affected, with supply curtailed since March 31 as Western breweries resisted union demands for reduced hours and higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Tater
Ame
Bottlers
Bottlers’ Union
Miss Shay Stars In Paul Jones At Majestic Theater
Miss Shay Cecilia Shay delivers a strong Grand Opera performance in Paul Jones at the Majestic. Her singing, tone color, and vivid stage presence garner praise from critics and audiences alike, with notable arias and an upgraded production including new stage lighting and popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Rove
Cecilia Shay
Paul Jones
Majestic Theater
Puller
Jones
Robert Planquette
Normandy
Campos
Farnio
Agnes Huntington
Miss Shey
Saint Saene’ Grand Opera
Sanson
Miss Shay
Boullabaisse
Tfallem Mostyn
Chase's
Aycock Declines Pan American Conference Appointment
Senator Simmons presented to the President the declination of former North Carolina Governor James Aycock who had been named to serve as a member of the Pan American Conference to be held in Rio de Janeiro in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Yeaterday
Roose
James Aycock
Rio de Janeiro
Uly
The Dewey at Port Said Arrival Report
The Dewey was sighted off Port Said on April 18 as it reached Fort Said harbor, signaling its arrival by the Suez. Details indicate the vessel was under U S control and approaching the port for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Port Said
Fort Said
United States
Frightful Loss of Life Amid Disease Claims
A historical notice reports severe fatalities linked to throat and lung diseases. A dubious claim promotes King’s New Discovery for Consumptions as a cure, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. The text warns against false medical assurances and urges caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Col Edwards Not 80 Ill as Taft Seeks Fort Bayard Care
Secretary Taft reports Col Clarence Edwards remains hospitalized at Fort Bayard New Mexico for tuberculosis treatment. Doctors found a tubercular bacillus on a vocal cord after weakness from hard work as head of the Insular Bureau. Localized disease and optimistic outlook after two or three months in climate, with progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Col
Clarence Edwards
Fort Bayard
N. Mex
Col. Edwards
Insular Bureau
Phi Kappa Psi opens twenty fourth biennial meeting with speeches
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity gathers at New Wizard for the twenty fourth biennial land area council session. Forty two active chapters and most of the thirty two alumni associations attend as George B. Baker of Boston raps the council to order at 10:20. Rev A S Johns delivers invocation. Welcome addresses come from Rev W C Alexander John Paul Earnest Second Assistant Postmaster General Shavenberger and Representative Watson. Watson denounces muck rake attacks on Congress as unwarranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
George B. Baker
Boston
A. S. Johns
Christ Church, Navy Yard
W. C. Alexander
Grand Arch Council
John Paul Earnest
Washington Alumni Association
Shavenberger
Representative Watson
Indiana
Phi Psis
Congress
Watson
Dr Lewis Mackall Dead Oldest District Physician
Dr Lewis Mackall died yesterday morning at his home 340 Dumbarton Avenue after nine weeks illness. Born April 10 1631 in Prince George County Md he moved to Washington and studied medicine under his father before graduating from the Maryland University School of Medicine in 1811. He was a noted clinician educator and leader in medical societies and served Georgetown University as clinic medicine chair and later physiology professor. He married Margaret Whana McVean and had several children. Funeral is tomorrow at 4 pm from his residence with services at St Albans Church and Christ Church. interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mackall
Dumbarton Avenue
Mackall
Prince George County
School of Medicine
Maryland University
United States
Medical Society of the District
Medical Association of
American Medical Association
Sons of the American Revolution
Georgetown University
Fla
Bodies of Kearsarge sailors to be buried in Arlington
At a Gen Miles Camp meeting of United Spanish War Veterans No 1 it was decided that the bodies of sailors killed in the Kearsarge explosion off Guantanamo be brought to Washington and interred in Arlington under the order’s auspices Commander G E Rausch will notify the District of Columbia Department which will contact the Navy Secretary Dona Parte about the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
No. 1
Kearsarge
Guantanamo
Washington
Arlington
G. E. Rausch
Department of the District of
Dinner for Educators Brings Hale Graff Gailey as Guests
The Tie caucationa committee of the UE TRE invites guests to a dining event at 6 30 with Rev Howard Yaverett Hale Joseph Graff member of Congress from Illinois and Robert R Gailey general secretary of the Y M C A Pekin to speak on Modern education for the young men of China Monnett Requests Oil Probe in western territory following conference with the President Walter Wellman bids farewell to colleagues at the State and War Departments before sailing from New York to England next Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Yaverett Hale
Joseph ¥. Graff
Congress
Illinois
Robert R. Gailey
Mr. Gailey
Young Men's Christian Association of
Pekin
Educa- Hon
Young Men of
China
Wellman
Walter Wellman
State and War Departments
Mr. Wellman
England
New York
Moral Tone Dominates United States Government, Harlan Speaks
Justice Harlan outlined the three branches and their powers at the Congregational Association in Mount Pleasant Church. Dolliver of Iowa and Commissioner Weston addressed delegates as Prof Woodbury presided. The meeting noted the American ideal of government, moral character, and fidelity to institutions, with Philadelphia church questions for future cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Harlan
United States
Bu Prem Court
Congregational Association of New Jersey
Mount Pleasant
Publi'Morais
F. P. Woodbury
Association
Im Orasive
C. E. Hueselereve
Philadelphia
Pluance
Ff. C. Blanchard
Norton ML
William B. Holmes
O. EL Resselgrain Horneo Porter
A.gorner
Federation of Churches
M. Newman
A. H. Windford
William Hayoe
Pennsylvania Association
Congregational Association
E. L. Suffern
John R. Pratt
A. H. Bradford
C. E. Hasselgrave
Oak Park
Tui
M. Ross Fishburn
This Ciy
C. L. Goodrich
Awin F. Myers
Tthe American Board
Capital Camera Club to Exhibit Fifteenth Annual Show
Ready for picture show hundreds of pictures will be exhibited by the Capital Camera Club its fifteenth annual exhibition in the Corcoran Art Gallery from April 25 to May 1 hours 9 30 to 4 and 7 30 to 9 30 p m Sundays 8 to 9 am The jury of selection includes Brooke Moser McDonald and Messer and Miss Mueden The committee on exhibit includes Dr Herbst Fairman Dan and Dillman Exhibitors listed include Adams Allezor Bartlett Afra Bennett Boteler Ewkingham Christie Cowlam Crandall Curry Cline Crow Dew Davenport Dieffenderter Divio Beltman Carson Holmes Herbst Lamm Leighton Lowe Mages Mansfield Mullett Netherland Peabody Reineck Richards Rosniter Salomai Shaw Sheets Snapp Stewart Waters Whitney Williams Webster White Woodward Whitdon and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Camera Clip
Jober
Corcoran Art Gallery
Wonunue
Herbst
Messrs
John Uolmes
W.P. Herbst
Ll. Mi Lamm
H. Leighton
Lewis Lowe
R. W. Mages
C. Mr Mansfield
Massie
T. A. Mullett
Wat 31
Netherland
W.,h
E. Reineck
E.B. Richards
Rosniter
Indians Refuse Credit Amid Hunger on Lemhi Reservation
Salmon Idaho April 18 news reports distress among Lemhi Indians as merchants revoke credit tied to promised wood deliveries. With removal orders to Fort Hall, credit terms are revised and government aid needed to prevent extreme suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Idaho
Lemhi
Fort Hall Reservation
Noted Prisoner Released From Michigan City Prison
A long time Confederate army officer and daring spy, Ward, once sent North to burn New York City, was released from State Prison yesterday. Born near Indianapolis to wealthy parents, he gained notoriety as a confidence man, killed an army officer in Washington, and later joined the Confederate army. Pardoned by Lincoln, he led a Mississippi packet and later broke Phil Daly’s gambling house in New York, earning a fortune in a single night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan” City
Man
New York City
State
Ward
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Astor House
Lincoln
Mississippi River
United States
New York
Phil Daly
Million-dollar bankruptcy echoes in district court
A sweeping bankruptcy report concerns Edward A McCalmont and Richard A Johnston of Lea & Johnson stock brokers, facing accusations of falsified books and misrepresented assets. The referee grants Johnston discharge while creditors contend improper customer credit and false statements. A long list of military officers and civil appointments follow in unrelated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. McCalmont
Tankruptcy
District Supreme Court
Richard. A. Johnson
Utis Ity
Lea É& Johnson
Jotingon
Jotinadin
Anna
Johnson
Trustees Meet at Catholic University Board Event
The annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Catholic University of America will take place April 2 in McMahon Hall. Cardinal Gibbons will preside as president. Officers and many high church dignitaries are expected. routine business and important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University. Board
The
Catholic University
America
McMahon Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic’Church
Annapolis Naval Tributes and War Department Appointments
Annapolis holds memorial ceremonies for Capt. Duncan Kennedy retired commander of the Colorado overlooking the Naval Academy with officers from the academy and Washington in attendance. Navy and War Department officials announce orders including Columbia sailing to New Orleans for Confederate Veterans events and several personnel movements and leaves at the Washington offices.
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Saturn
San Diego
Marcellus
Branford
Lawton
Sionoluiu
Yannton
Newport
Fajardo
Denver
Cleveland
Hampton
Roads
Indiana
Iowa
Minniepolis
Colorado
Suneapalie
Salled
Llakely
Key Weat
Port Royed
New York
Annapolis
Columbia
Sergus Tstand
New Orleans
Sconloc
San Juan
Sachev
Yankton
Tadino
Key West
Aida Motors
Trom Hampion Roads
Nervules
Norfolk
Minneapola
Hampton Tennis
Annapotis
Duncan Kennedy
United‘ States
Naval
Naval “Academy
Washington
Admiral Davis
New’ Orleans
Navy Department
Navy Yard
League Island
Cal
Union of Confederate Veterans
Crescent City
Hor. Mongers
Amy
Office of Naval Tatal
Washington,d. C
S. Schroeder
Virginia
T. N. Peare
Watt
H. Thacke
E. E. BeDonnlé
Peymaster C. A. Hotes
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Board of Trade Committee
Miss Shay AS
PHI Kappa
DR. Lewis Mackall
Dr. Hale
Dolliver
Weston
Woodbury
Orange
Capital
Co. ‘Coran Art Gallery
Maxi
McCalmont
R. A. Johnson
ARMY
Sam F.hattoms
Sengineera
William WH. Hener
Enginéera
Bansy
Artilery Corps
E Byelath
Winslow
Horinderd
Lavine
Jamdant Awart
Jamestown
Ligut
Hobart
Bailey
Forto Rico
George
Ogdyn Ratterty
Thora TW
Gritih
Sirscom
Luis G. ‘de Quevedo
William ‘S. Wondrulf
Porto Rico
Tifavtry
Porte Rico
Sam. Jacinto
Battle of
Sant Jacinto
Odd Fellows
Lexis’ Society
Texas
Commissioner Macfarland
Seth Shephard
al W. Houston
Som
Gam Houston
Hero
San Jacinto
Burgess
Shepperd
A. A. Agee
Davonng Asbiiliel
Altwo
France
New Yorer
Cherbourg
Adee
Thackara
Berlin
Ceres
Ronet
Edward, T
Constein
U. 5
Comamand Dé Lafayole
Collc
Chesapeake Capes
Prénel Fiee
Paul Jones Cere Thomés
Oak
Gol
Ramsay D.’Polts
ArUilery
Charles J. Bailey
Artillery
Gorn
J.B. ‘Winslow
Corps of’ Engineers
Secretary of War
Washington Highlands
Rice
Whenin
Haan’s Restaurart
Rathskeller God’ Ladies
Munie
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