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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1919

Page

8

War probes to study Ryan graft claims on logging road

The Frear subcommittee will tour the Pacific Northwest for a month to examine charges against John D. Ryan former head of the army aircraft production board. Investigations cover $20 million logging road costs and other aviation program matters including surplus linen and castor bean contracts. The panel notes possible links to Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad and cites money spent on spruce production and logging roads.

Milwaukee and St. Paul Castor Oal Special House Committee On Pacific Northwest John D. Ryan Army Aircraft Production Board Representative Frear Homer Cummings Portland Frear John D Ryan Milwaukee and St Paul

Obituary notices from 1919 arc northwest district

Death notices for J Walricy Ghochber 85 Navy veteran at Naval Hospital Brooklyn Interment Arlington Cemetery. Also COX John H Cox aged 53 funeral at Seventh Street NW Interment Congressional Cemetery. HEDGES Charles beloved husband of Armed Harges funeral from residence Aug 11. ANNA LAWE wife of Edward T Lewis died Aug 10. CLIF FORD husband of Anna M Long funeral Aug 12. POETZMANN Catherine nee Eailiam widow of John H Poetamann funeral Aug 12. PEOTTA Louis Plotta doctor died Aug 8 funeral Aug 11. Interments at Mount Vernon Philadelphia Prospect Hill Cemetery and private services as listed.

Hicha Street Charles Harges New York Herald Lawe Thirteenth Street Anna Lawe Edward T Lewis Magruder Martha Powell Lowe Sane Dence Kenesaw Ees Clifford Anna M. Long W. J. Spearer Co HB Street Poetzmann Catherine Poetzmann Eailiam John H. Poetamann Sixth Street Prospect Hill Cemetery Peotta New Emergency Hospital Louis Plotta Louie C Wiehle Tiral Avenue Mount Vernon Cemetery Philadelphia

Price Fixing in D C Ed From First Page

National Capital editor Dr Fowler wins support for fair price list to curb food profiteering in Washington. Brownlow likely to approve soon and press backing expected. dealers will have representation, but coercive action may follow if welfare foods refuse to volunteer.

Washington food price plan urged by Dr Fowler

Dr Fowler promotes voluntary participation by Washington food dealers to display a fair price list in show windows under the food administration plan. He believes most dealers will volunteer, helping curb profiteering. Public support, influenced by a patriotic push, is expected to follow, with merchants who observe the plan favored by shoppers seeking lower prices.

National Capital Fowler Brownlow Ana Towler Food Administration Washington Acal Dr. Fowler Teachers’ Union Nationals

Mackensen in China Said to Organize 5 Million Army

Dr H L Scharf of Washington relayed a German letter claiming Field Marshal von Mackensen traveled to China in early spring with 8000 German officers to organize and drill an army of 5 million men. The note notes his return to Germany for equipment and vows to resume training later, with Scharf stating the information may be government sourced.

von Mackensen China H. L. Scharf Washington Germany United States Roumania Mackensen Catholic University

AERO RECRUITERS BACK expedition plan

About 550 men were brought back for photo section training. Lieut. P H Struthers led the unit in Virginia. The group will go to Langley field for aeroplane photography training. Five planes will stop at Potomac Park before heading to Annapolis then Baltimore Wilmington and Philadelphia for follow on duties.

Army Service Virginia P. H. Struthers Langley Field Potomac Park Annapolis Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia

Stores Run By Negroes In Washington Proposal

Rev S Geriah Lamkins pastor of McKinley Memorial Church urged colored men in Washington to open stores and employ 25 to 30 clerks. He argued this would solve the race problem better than government positions and stressed self reliance and inner salvation over external legislative equality.

S. Geriah Lamkins McKinley Memorial Church Washington

Controversy Over Colored People Sharing Wealth

A statement by Dr. Lamkins condemns the tendency of colored men who gain more money than their neighbors to distance themselves from their own race and align with white men. The remark highlights social tensions and calls for unity within the community.

Lamkins

Civilian Aviator Killed in Fredericksburg Flight

James N. Hopkins of Newport News died when his aircraft plunged during an exhibition in Fredericksburg Virginia this afternoon. He worked for a firm offering exhibition flights. His companion James Hautz, also of Newport News, escaped serious injury.

James N. Hopkins Newport News Fredericksburg Hopkins James Hautz

Nesay Shaughnessy Dies at 65 After Illness

Nesay, brother of Lord Shaughnessy and chairman of Canadian Pacific Railroad board, died at his home today after more than a year of illness. He was 65.

Nesay Lord Shaughnessy Canadian Pacific Railroad

Catholic Retreat At Georgetown University

A large number of Catholic laymen will start their annual retreat Friday at Georgetown University and continue until Monday. Accommodations are limited and should be reserved through the local league for retreats in the Southern building. The university grounds and buildings are suited for the retreat led by a father of the Jewish order.

Ons Liurgetown University Georgetown University League The Ran

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