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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1919

Page

6

City Briefs From The Chamber And Local Groups

The Chamber of Commerce board will meet tonight at 3 in chamber rooms. A women’s swimming meet is Friday at 5 at the municipal pool at Seventeenth and B streets. The Night Watchmen’s Association held its fifteenth annual excursion to Chesapeake Beach, the first since wartime suspensions. Washington Gas Light Company also had a beach excursion yesterday. A Columbus Country Club dinner and dance for members and guests is planned for tomorrow night under Mr Guthrie’s supervision. A Massachusetts State Society basket picnic occurred at Cabin John bridge last evening. Names and ages listed include J Basil Perkins 23 and Frances Mr Eddy 21. Rev Richard Schmidt. James Pierce 6 and Ella Brankley 19. Rev G O Bacon. Bernard Tomlinson 24 and Marie N Clark 20. Rev G F Dudley. George KR Tribbett 34 and Susie G Cox 30 of Lynchburg Va. Rev C G Chappell. Ray C Harter 31 and Ethel H Wield 21. Rev H W Stowell. Eugene De Yord 50 and Kathryn Watson 45 of Philadelphia. Rev J H Jeffries. Ros Burtram 25 and Lena E Heaner 24. Rev J H Dudley. F Howard Lynch 24 of McConnellyburg Pa and Erma V Rollins 24 of Chambersburg Pa. Rev H Schroeder.

J. Basil Perkins Frances Mr. Eddy Richard Schmidt James ¥. Pierce Ella Brankley G. O. Bacon Bernard Tomlinson Marie N. Clark G. F. Dudley George KR. Tribbett Susie G. Cox Lynchburg C. G. Chappell Ray C.harter Ethel H. Wield H. W. Stowell Eugene de Yord Kathryn ©. Watson Philadelphia J. H. Jeffries Ros Burtram Lena E. Heaner J. H. Dudley F. Howard Lynch McConnellyburg Erma V. Rollins Chambersburg, Pa H. Schroeder

Clerks Urge Immediate Open Purchase War Measure

The National Federation of Federal Employees asks President Wilson to open army and navy supply depots to civilian workers and municipal employees. They claim 40 to 50 percent of government staff would benefit, arguing current wages are too low and the pay scale unchanged since 1854, with relief found only through new revenue and faster legislation.

Army Navy Congress Wilson Washington

War Dept urged to rush local food allotment plans

Washington committee led by E B Atkeson seeks expedited delivery of surplus army foods. Expected sale by Friday with at least two carloads for distribution at Eleventh and Water streets and via community centers. Government bureau allotments planned with a 5 percent handling charge. post office plan envisages doorstep orders and mail distribution. Funeral for George W Webber set for 2 pm with Columbia Lodge attending. burial at Congressional Cemetery.

Washington E. B. Atkeson War Department Eleventh Water Streets Postoffice Department Post Office Department George W. Webber Columbia Lodge No. 3 B.A Webber Congressional Cemetery

Births Reported In Local Community

Birth announcements list numerous families welcoming new daughters and sons. Names include Wood Williams Maedutt Lane Kade Higgins Peart Henderson Hughett Halsey Hurlbut Hyman Fagile Darling Cotton Cohen Bogdanivich Brown Burton Adams Wiggins Means Jackson Hayes Campbell Brown.

Harry B Annie BE. Wood John L Grace Williams Ralph E Maxie A. Maedutt Bertram Emily Lane Aleck Mary Kade John H Emma J. Higgins Cassious EB Peart Henderson Fred Mincie Hughett Edwin A Mary Halsey George W Jean M. Hurlbut Esther Hyman Vittore Mary Fagile Frederic W Clara J. Darling William J Relva L. Cotton Simon Minnie Cohen Ivan Theresa Bogdanivich Harold M. T Augusta Brown Augustine Katie Burton Daniel Mary Adams William Carrie Wiggins Charles Edith Means Harry and Jane Jackson John FE Mamie J. Hayes James C Lucy Campbell Charles and Grace Brown

Deaths Reported In Local Area Incomplete List

Death notices list numerous individuals with ages and last-known residences or hospitals. Entries include Margaret C. Hardy aged 16 of 1240 Union Street. William F. Marche 58 at Garfield Hospital. Marion Kology 19 at Sibley Hospital. Elizabeth Higging 75 of 314 B. Ganxt. Cornelia A. Croft eight at 212% 1Bth NW. Sarah P. Moore 51 of 1802 Euclid Ave. Mary A. Kallenbach, mother of unspecified age. Thomas A. James 77 of 844 T Street NW. William E. Smith 28 at Walter Reed Hospital. James Holliday 48 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. A T Bell one month at 702 16th Street NE.

William F. Marche Garfield Hospt Marion Kology Sibley Elizabeth Higging B. Gan George W. Weber Charles B. Ricker Walter Reed Cornelia A. Croft Sarah P. Moore Euclidat Mary A. Kallenbach Thomas A. James William E. Smith James Holliday St. Eliz A. T. Bell 16Th St

Interior Department Players Present Stamps to Keep

The Home Club Players under Guy G Harper perform Stamps to Keep Friday night in the Interior Department auditorium. J. W. Myer leads as the lead role with supporting cast including Miss Ids Paxton Miss Anna Hermanus Miss Mery Darling Miss Helen Ward Ben Whitehurst W G Mahlin and Albert H Winter.

U. & Treasury Wart Community Service Aest Rhvice Stampe Interi Guy G. Harper Ng ‘Vole J. W. Myer Misa Ids Paxton Anna Hermanus Mery Darling Helen Ward Ben Whitehurst W. G. Maheln andAlbert H. Winter

Actress Sues After Bedroom Invasion at National Hotel

Miss Florence Norvelle, an actress, sues New England Hotel Company owners of the National Hotel for 560,000 damages claiming a drunken man invaded her room in the early hours of April 18 and the hotel failed to eject him after she asked for protection. Her reputation and nervous system allegedly suffered severe shock. She is represented by Attorneys Wolf and Tanner.

New England National Hotel Florence Norvellé Mploren Mias Norvelle Wolf and Tanner

Four Indicted In Race Riot Case At Naval Hospital

Grand jury charges include assault with dangerous weapons against Richard Adams Raymond Lee Edmund Thomas and Roger Smith all colored for firing on guards and patients near the United States Naval Hospital on July 22 Others indicted include Raymond H Ball Daniel A Mahoney John H Adams Eugene C Neville Henry C Barnes Jr George M Carr Alonzo Randolph Rowles Frederick H G Wassman Jr William M Gibbons Basil C Bowie Louis Sellers for forgery grand larceny and other offenses plus nonsupport and various counts such as embezzlement housebreaking false pretenses robbery and perjury in District of Columbia code violations

Richard Adams Raymond Lee Edmund Thomas Roger Smith United States Naval Hospital Raymond H. Ball Daniel A. Mahoney John H. Adams Eugene C. Neville Henry C. Barnes George M. Carr Alonzo Randolph Rowles Frederick H. G. Wassman William M. Gibbons Basil C. Bowie Louis Sellers Garfield Holmes Mary A. Hensley Elias M. Nesbitt William G. Gilmore Charles Matthews George ©. Hopkins James A. Barnes Charles Boyd Thomas H. Cornett Wendell Czenczius Frank Dodson George Griches Louis R. Lippincott John T. Wilkey Bernard Lewis Edmund H. Elstein James E. Taylor Morris Williamson Benjamin S. Jones Ernest Pons Philip Myers Augustus Breitenstein

Wife Seeks Limited Divorce From Sailor Husband

Mrs. Louise E. Lewis files for a limited divorce from Charles J. M. Lewis a former sailor on cruelty and lack of support. Attorney George C. Gertman represents the wife as the case proceeds.

Louise E. Lewis Charles J. M. Lewis George C. Gertman

Sun and Tide Table and Weather Review for Washington

Weather Bureau report shows showers and thunderstorms probable across the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Temperature readings record highs around 83 and lows near 71 with humidity around 70 to 96 percent. precipitation since January 1, 1919 stands at 1.66 inches while excess temperature sits at 43 degrees. River bulletin notes Tomes and Sheatadeah titers were clear this evening.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Thesday District of Columbian Maryland Visgiia North Pacific Interior Rocky Mountains Soul Atlantic East Gulf States Plaine States Ohio Valey Lower Lake Region Aulantic and Gulf States Upper Lake Region

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