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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
15
A benevolent column urging humane treatment of horses in city life. It condemns cruel drivers, slippery winter pavements, and crowded stables, urging bystanders to act, care for animals, and teach children compassion, noting personal responsibility and civic spirit.
Entries for the annual dog show are closing this evening as the committee reviews entrants. Chairman reported brisk participation with many entries to be evaluated at the headquarters on Eleventh Street.
Wholesale selling prices for beef in Washington are listed per hundredweight, showing ranges and averages across shipments and periods. The report reflects price movements with figures like 7.24 to 20.31 per cwt, illustrating market trends and variability among carcass beef consignments.
Secretary Wat son notes wire haired Airedales and pointers as key show features with bulldog bench drawing interest. Medals and coach prizes abound with names like W H Fairchild and Galt Brothers involved. veterinarians will judge entry standards to prevent distemper or other ailments from affecting the lineup.
A board of referees appointed by the Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings yesterday at the request of Merchants and Miners Transportation Company arguing the Federal government owe 1219,aud for ship use during the war. Attorneys claim ships operated at a loss and recent rate increases won t cover the deficit.
A satirical piece contrasts reformers and temperance zeal with personal comforts like rye cigars and smoking. It jokes that reformers are rough while a stray gasconade about Bolsheviks and an amateur brewer emerges. The text notes slogans and jokes about the full dinnerpail and full growler in a presidential campaign.
Practical household tips on flavoring stewed fruit with lemon or imon wee and keeping brooms and knives in good condition. Also methods to whiten rice with lemon juice and refresh sweet milk by scalding with baking soda solution.
The tazor-made suits of London favor the simplest lines with Lhérb slightly fuller and shorter than last year. Ostrich trimming gains popularity for spring and summer hats, featuring a single ply feather.
A fragmented draft describes American designed street coats with Quaker influence in gray tones and demure lines. It notes fur parasols, capes, embroidered linens, and petal dresses as spring fashion highlights with various fabrics and trims.
Special prices on mahogany chiffornieres and a ten piece Louis XVI dining set with buffet and china case. Remnants, towels, sheets, crash damask, and linens offered at reduced rates. Waite Grass Rugs available in many sizes with prices from 85 cents to 29.50, plus one third off on braided oval rugs. China matting new designs offered at 55 to 65 cents per yard.
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