Two Deaths By Gas In Washington Lodging House
Two men died from asphyxiation by illuminating gas in separate beds yesterday morning in Washington. One is believed to be George St Clair of Blackistone Maryland, found in room sunken gas jets. the other, Charles Barnes of 3 E Street Northeast, was found by his brother. Coroner Nevitt claims accident. Cap Poardman led investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Barnes
Stranger
George St. Clair
St. Mary County
George St Clair
Blackistone
St Mary County
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles A Barnes
Ies
Hig
E Street
William K Barnes
Nevitt
George Strair
Sixth Precinct
Methy
McCarthy
St Clair
Jts
Charles Birnts
F Street
Merit
Esterda
Wiliam Jf Barnes
Flo
Lig Brothers
Charles Barnes
H MM Sletzer
640 & Street
Northeast
Urgent plea to hasten Grant Memorial in Hotanw Garden
Commander Burdett appeals G A R comrades to support early construction of Gen T S Grant memorial in the city. He cites enacted law, seeks public aid and committee backing to prevent further delays and honor their late leader with a lasting monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Burdett
Grant Memorial
Hotanw
S . Burdett
Grant
Alscomrid
Berome
T .S Grint Saiks
Burdett
Ivan
Old Comrades Dines With Second Corps Association
Maj Row lller hosted a Sunday banquet for Second Corps Association comrades including Gen Charles Humphrey and retired Maj A H Nkketson, with attendees from Delaware, Minnesota, New York volunteer units. Guests shared Civil War reminiscences. Maj T Sler, a Berdan sharpshooter veteran who lost an arm, received an office chair as a testimonial of regard at the March annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row Ller
Second Corps Association
Charles B Humphrey
H Nkketson
New York Horse Artillery
Wiam Pindaill
Delaware Infantry Corp
Fotm Tann
Ohio Volunteers
T Ro Hayes
Serentsse
Tsler
Berdan & Sharpshooters
Hochmond
Thin Out Extra Printers at Government Printing Office
The Government Printing Office reduces staff with fewer than one hundred temporary workers remaining. Thirty printers are laid off as work slackens, an unprecedented mid year trend. Officials expect a June rush as departments accelerate output to use funds still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Y M C A Social Event At Union Station Eyes April 22
The terminal railroad department of the Y M C A invites women as guests next Wednesday evening April 22 at its Union Station headquarters for the April socials. Highlights include W B Andrews Auditor of the Treasury addressing the gathering, with vocal and instrumental performances by Miss Helen Metz Miss Manion Richardson and Mrs W H Ross among others. A later lecture by former Lieut E W Hearne USA on the Philippines is scheduled for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Railroad Department
Eastern
Union Station
W. B. Andrews
the Treasury
Washington Post Educational Contest Ends With Big Participation
The Washington Post closes its second Educational Contest at noon yesterday with 6000 to 8000 entrants. Winners will be announced in two to three weeks in The Fest and The Post, with cash prizes awarded to selected competitors from among notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Uncle Sam
Pacific Coast Navy Banquet Set with 200 Tickets Sold
The Pacific Coast banquet honoring the navy gathered at the Red Juwom a f the Babbitt House last night. More than 200 tickets were sold as Director John Barrett of the Bureau of American Republics will act as toastmaster. Senators and Representatives from the Pacific Coast will speak along with other speakers. A concert featuring Mass Ethel Tozer Mitchard and performers including Miss Mallan Hayman, Mr Helen Jt Rapley, and Miss Miller will be part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Navy
Navy resumes recruiting amid favorable outlook
Navy to resume recruiting after a pause, with Don Riess noting favorable conditions for enlisting. Proposal seeks 5,000 additional sailors before July 1, aiming to extend to 4,340 potential candidates. Bureau of Navigation instructs restarting ads to reach willing youths, exploiting rising interest in navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Riess
Wlam
Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Names of hotel guests at several U S hotels
A long list of guests and their spouses staying at hotels in various cities including Arlington New Willard Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and New York. The document reads as an alphanumeric roster of individuals and accompanying spouses with their home cities and affiliations. It includes numerous Mr Mrs Miss and Dr titles and covers hotels such as Galtimort Shoreham and Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galtimort
William
Caus
Fbbitt
Bostos
Thomas
Roti
Shoreham
Raleigh Sheagg
William T Black
Jo ¢ Vaughut
George & Green Kew Ward
Swimet
Arlington New York
Tonald McLean Sey Willard Walter
Allington
Po MacVichael
Mrowel
Maver
George S Auerbach
Auebach
Bessie Auerbach
Selma Auerlmm
Mies
Jennie Auerbach
Wiss
Mabel A Datnton
Walters
Wo Falk
Rale Ghowrank
Ruddist
Metropolitan
Smith
Charles F Cocke
Mie
Mooa Crooker Mies & Soytelle
Henry Tulle
Joseph Gordon
Leeman Ho
Verves
R G Firgler
St James Philadelpitia
TE Beysly
H Sucanouse
Raleigh Pittsre
John Rogers
St James Richmond
Faul Ro
Nowell Raleigh HW
Hallion
Brown
SI James
Alabama
George H
Seafry
Tuscaloosa
Arington
Silerton
Raleigh Conant
Woodworth Normleh
Willam
Hoangeford
Wis
Billum
Woc Harper
Lewis T Lowells
George Mo
Vre
Carulineg & Whitmore
Pome
Shoreham Illescts
Louis
New Willard
Indiana
Sharpe
Indianapolis
Tow—Charles NS Page
George FE
Farter
Davenport
Buffalo
Martha Jane Prescott
Fredonia New Willad
S Caldwell
Irs
Favnnam Buffalo
Wooa
Douglas Ruffalo
Columbie Ebbitt
Wellington Choveham
Smith Misa Kellesmith
Wilmington Arlington
McClian Hurd Cleveland
Joy Maller
Bellefontaine Raleigh Orfgon
Colin Porthnd
National Pyansylvania
Hunter Donte
Walker Warren Woor Wheeler Erdegvo
J OD Hancock
Hancock Franklin
Fo L Williamson
New
Willard Ruonf
Tiland
Allison Pascoag
Reieigh
South Carolina
Wor
Wilson Cherietan Ebbitt
John Ho Simpson
Chester
James Tenmesser
Patterson Knoxville Ebbitt
M Spook
Willem G Spence
Mart E Dunn
Nashville
John T Cox
Bristol Ratelzh
Virginia
Club Plan Taking Shape for Young People
In the citys southeast, a proposal to convert an unused church at Fifth Street and Virginia Avenue into a gymnasium clubhouse aims to aid at least 1005 youths deprived of car line access. About 2500 is needed for conversion, with annual upkeep under 1000, while a vaudeville show at Bacaro Theater on Saturday will raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Virginia Avenue
Bacaro Theater
Cadets Seek New Grounds for Annual Drills
The High School Cadet Regiment seeks a new site for the Allison Na tion prize drills due to crowding at the ball park. A White House Ellipse location would ensure universal entry, while moving to the ball park would require a unified ticket system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Naiion
Ball Park
White House
Board of Education
Percy M Hughes
Funeral of Capt Randall held at Lees Church
Funeral services for Captain S Randall, who died Friday at his home 1359 Wallach Price, were conducted at Lees chapel by Father Conneil. Active pallbearers included George Carpenter Edward Wens and William Mone, with many others in attendance. interment followed at Holyrood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Ranfan
Wallach
Lees
Tather Conneil
Vincent di Paths Church
George Carpenter
Edward Wens
William Mone
George Gust Cap
van Cleave
William Cairne
George Grivson
Hanaay
Worthington
J Darlington Charles
Glover Park Agnew
Charles Rolloff
Willem N Reudon
J S Donoghue
R. G. Cragin
Kendrickk
Joseph M Dite
Fr L
FO Luckett
Trs
Col M Emmet Trell
Lous Hartigs Wiliam J Multin
Jon Burcher
John A Knapp
John Iitzmorris
G D P Raley
John MW Lipphard
Ant Bardall
Vnul Borat
Holyrood Cemetery
Democrats to Address District of Columbia Meeting at Munsey Building
The Commu i Association of the District of Columbia plans a special meeting tomorrow at Munsey Building Looms. Several members of Congress will speak on the local political situation and the presidential issue. A White House concert program follows with the United States Musrdne Band conducted by Wilhelm Santelmann featuring marches and intermezzos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comiuati Association
Distrit of
Columbia
Munsey
Congress
Newman
White House
United States
Wulram Santelmann
Albert
Mery Widow
Tehat
Bratton
Walla
Rachels
Santelmann
Pivntation Chambers March
Powhatans
Sousa
Bennet
Local Bulletin Highlights: Shops and Delicacies Around Town
The city notices feature a mix of product ads and eateries. Jello and jelly brands, canned goods, and a variety of condiments appear alongside lunch spots like Caliaghna’s offering a daily midday special. Also listed are beer brands Heurich and Maerzen, plus household items such as gas radiators and oil stoves.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karlton
Karltans
Derby
Saks & Company
Penna Ave
Seventh St
Dresser
Crete
Rosiaer
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Seventh Street
Friedlander Bros. Cor
Blackistone, Md
Qld
Brother
Dines
Twler
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
H Street
Fhone M
Social
Barreit
Toastmaster
Bureau of Republics
Southeast
Capt. Randall
City Bulletins
Trust Puddine Fc
Inpioca & Union
Isuryea’s
Pyles
Caliaghna's
Krouses
Maerzen and
Senate—brewery
Arlington Fottling Company
12Th Street
Muddiman & Co
ONG
Burt & Packard
Reg
U. S
Packard & Field
Brockton Mass
Robert Berberich
Washington
Citizens’ Relief Association
Joint Finance Committee
G Street
Associated Charities
John Joy Edson
Citizens Relief Association
Milton E Ayles
Committee On Prevention of Consumption
Gen
W H Forwood
Prince Albert
Horn, the Tailor
Panama
Copenhagen
Pettit & CO
Eye N
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Poplar
St. To By
Aushels Large Cohen
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
N. W
John G. Meinberg
King Baker
Eleventh Street
S. E
Washington, D. c
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
the Sunday Post
O'Donnell
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
The
Randle Highlands
U.S. A
Uie Capitol
Dupont Circle
U & Realty Company
Gillar
Lestear Groater
Uneeda
Milwaukee
Warner
Rochester
Post
Bohn Syphon
Hirsh’s Shoe
Seventh St. N. W
K and
L Sts
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Neap Maryland
Rossec
Albert L. Johnson
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