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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1918

Page

7

Congress Seeks Revenue Bill Amid Waterpower Push

Congress presses a revenue bill linked to waterpower development and broader fiscal reform. Leaders anticipate a quick House action by unanimous consent, aiming to extend wartime taxes and explore excess profits taxes to raise funds before the November elections.

Congress Lath Ind Tadis Ss Committee Thairman Kitchins Kitchins

Society Notes Show Washington Elite At Holiday Gatherings

The society page records a busy social circuit with President Wilson at Central Presbyterian Church and White House dinners, plus Secretary Lansing and family travel from Henderson Harbor to New York. Others include longtime figures like Chauncey Depew in Lenox, Mrs Talmage touring New England, and numerous spouses visiting White Sulphur Springs, Newport, and Bar Harbor during August.

Wilson Central Presbyterian Church White House Geven Lansing John W Davis Washington Davie Henderson Harbor New York State Department Frank L Polk Bar Harbor Mrs. Polk Mia Stephen B Elkins T DeWitt Talmage New England Talmage White Sulphur Springs Chauncey M Depew Lenox Mass Depew Pittsfield Charles H. Sherrill Gev Whitman Albany Edith Bond John Lawrence Rome New Canaan N. Y John H. Hewson Hewson Schofield Ruspoli

Potomac Baptist Association Meets in Alexandria With Delegates

Accommodations arranged for 200 delegates and others attending the Potomac Baptist Association annual meeting at the first Baptist Church in Alexandria. Samuel W Pitta chairs the committee on entertainment. The association sermon will be preached Wednesday morning by Rev George T Baker. A tablet commemorating Rev Jeremiah Moore will be unveiled Friday morning.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Potomac Baptist Association First Baptist Church Samuel W Pitta George T Baker Jeremiah Moore

Toys of Fate and other photoplays at Moore's Strand

Madame Nazimova stars in Toys of Fate at Moore's Strand Theater with a dual gypsy character study Hagar and Azah amid demanding photography and strong supporting players. Also featured are Back to the Woods with Mabel Normand at Crandall’s Knickerbocker and The Death Dance with Alice Brady at Crandall’s.

Madame Alla Mazimova Moore's Strand Theater Naximova Strand Hagar Agsah Nazimova Nammova Crandall Knickerbocker Mabel Normand Miss Normand Stephanie Trent Stephanie Herbert Rawlinson FT Henderson Murray Arthur Housman Alice Brady Arnold Maitland Flora Europe Maitland Fitora Mah- Jon Hamilton H E. Herbert Helen Montrose Robert Cain Rita Spear Charles Slattery Nadia Gary Monte Carlo Lyceum Theater Sarah Hyatt Washington Charlie Callins Johnny Hudgins Karl Hall Miss Hyatt Haittie Warren Violet Buckley Burlesk Casino Theater Babe la Tour Sid Gold

Glen Echo Park Hosts Four Concerts Under Mills

Glen Echo Park featured four popular concerts directed by Charles Mills while Antonio Celso was away on vacation. Visitors enjoyed rides and diversions as crowds gathered for music, free concerts, and a selection of park amusements. The park offers free fishing and picnic facilities for all ages.

Glen Echo Park Charles ©. Mills Sig. Antonio Celso Viaitora Great Falls Park Ladies Liberty Orchestra

Shark Monroe in Crandall Savoy Theater Feature

William S Hart abandons his Western persona to play a rough seaman in Shark Monroe. Monroe, a brutal sea captain, encounters Marjorie Hilton and her drunken brother Webster aboard his vessel bound for Alaska, with plans to sail toward Skagway.

Trip Monroe McNab Big Baxter Marjorie Monroe Hart Katherine MacDonald Shark Monroe The Savoy Crandall Savoy Theater William S Hart Shark Monroe Monroe Aealina Marjorie Hilton Webster Alaska Monroy Skarway

Somebody's Boy by Helen Rowland Reflects on a Polish boy forced into battle and a soldier's greed

A wartime short piece laments vanity and egotism behind outsize rewards. It recalls a Marine officer sending six thrift stamps paid by a seven cent daily wage for a German crown likeness. The speaker mourns "somebody's boy" and questions whether the crown is solid gold or pewter. The lament ends with a critique of profiteering from war and a plea for humanity.

France Maries Berlin Tekken Bodie Preee Publishing Gaol

Crowds Pack Sunday Outing on Marshall Hall Steamer

Hundreds of Washingtonians packed the three steamer trips to Marshall Hall yesterday. Picnic parties enjoyed the shaded lawns and the amusements offered by the management, crowding the vessel nearly to capacity.

Marshall Hall Hairles MacAlester

Chesapeake Beach Promotes Vaudeville and Recreation

Chesapeake Beach offers a site special vaudeville attraction with Clark Ragaillian’s troupe of acrobats and aerial performers giving free shows daily at 3 and 8 o'clock. The broadwash is crowded with amusement devices and the bay provides salt water bathing, fishing, crabbing and boating opportunities.

Chesapeake Beach Clark Ragaillian

Why Women Dread Old Age

Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a health solution for aging bodies. Claims to prevent senile afflictions by keeping kidneys and bladder clean, removing uric acid, and restoring youthful vitality. Ends with assurance that Original GOLD MEDAL Imported Haarlem Oil Capsules are the only reliable choice.

Haarlem Hearlem

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