War exhibit at East Conn course extended another week
The war exhibit at Union Station remains open for one more week after last night and features a Navy Yard Band concert. Other items note a YWCA business women swimming club gathering at the municipal pool, and several local society meetings and legal actions including two suits for damages and divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Navy Yard Band
Business Women’s Council
Young Women’s Christian Association
Licensed to Marry Among Many Couples in 1918 lists
A long roster of engagements and marriages appears, noting couples from Port Washington to New York City, with ministers and witnesses named. The list includes ages, towns, and occasional hospital or church references, concluding with a note on Swift & Company's Washington beef sales for the week ending August 10, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna BR. Davis
the Cairo
Maria Baliwin
Georgetown University Hospital
Sitak H. Morrill
At. Nw
Catherine E. Hipsley
St. Nw
Martha J. Lloyd
Maryland Ale
Sallie C. Meyer
Jefferson St
Tacie H. Hack
George Washington Hospital
Margaret Mike
Rose Viela
Frances Murphy
St. Se
Infant of
Clarence
Mamie Trist
Sthley Hospital
Virginia
Alexander King
St. Eilzabeth's Children's Hospital
Georgetown
Swift & Company
Washington, DC
Pay For Carmen Up To War Board In Hike Request
A request to raise Carmen pay to 48 cents an hour will go to the National War Labor Board after a conference between a union committee and Capital Traction Company representatives. The action follows a petition filed by the workers, who warned of a possible strike if denied, while Washington Railway & Electric Company trainmen also seek the raise. The piece notes sun and tide times for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
National War Labor
Uction
Nation Sentatives
Capital Traction Company
National War Labor Board
Washington Railway & Electric Company
Weather Digest Flows From Aug Forecast District Notes
Forecasters report high pressure over the upper lake region with a widespread area of variable conditions. DC and Maryland expect fair weather Friday and Saturday with moderate temperatures and light winds. Virginia also fair with light easterly winds. Scattered showers persist in the south Atlantic and Mississippi valleys. cooler in Atlantic areas north of Maryland. Local readings show temperatures ranging from mid 70s to low 80s, high humidity in the morning and breezy afternoons. River bulletin notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers very muddy at Marlow and Shenandoah crossings.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
South Atlantic
Middle Mississippi
Missiauti Valley
Arkansas
Washington
Florida Peninsula
Asheville
N. C
Atlints
Battimore
Minmarck
Boston
Maas
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohie
Cheyenne
Cleveland
Davenport
Town
Denver
Gale
Des Moines
Iowa
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
el Paso
Texa
Dialyexton
Tex
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Cksonville
Fla
Ansasity
Rite Rock
Los Angeles
Val
Marquette
Mici
Memphis
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
New York
Imaha
Nebr
Proladelphia
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Mont Paul
Au Antonie
San Francisco
Col
Springfield
Yampa
Toledo
Ohto
Vicksburg
Fisse
Marpers Ferry
W. Va
Potomac
Shenandoah
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Southern Club
The
Wisconsin Avenue
Samuel Drogman
K Street
Washington Barracks
Peter Dykema
Sylvan Theater Tonight
Allocious E. Thorne
District Supreme Court
Frank Fastnaught
William M. Ellison
Ruth M. Duvall
Leon J. Duvall
Duval
Levi H. David
Duvall
Naval Hospital
Lafayette
Continental Memorial Hall
Patriotic Societies
Hotel Lafayette
Washington Gas Light Company
Beneficial Association
Capital Beneficial Association
Chesapeake Beach
Martha J. Swan
Clara
Emily Elizabeth Swan
George Clifford Boarman
Firat Street
Sixth Street
Mrs. Swan
Touglas Eyvelles Company
O Street
Niosi Brothers
H Street
William Temon Ashdown
India May Ashdown
G Street
Ashdown
Reginald Daria Walker
Lauretta Lewis Hyde
Port Washington
W. W. Gillis
Werman C. Davis
Barbara Mannion
Samuel T. Nicholas
James Clark Edgerton
Mary Olive Robinetti
Howard FF. Dewine
William Jacob Rush
Pottstown
Helen Adeline Morris
John H. Jeffries
John H. Eckenrode Wie Daniela
Harcroft
Aml
Elsie Resnolda
Titus J. Davis
David Preessett
Plymouth
DW. Renarick
Augusta
Titusi E. Davis
Robert C. Buckley
Anna V. Hammerer
New York City
Howard F. Downs
Charles W. Ryan
Hazel J. Woodman
Wolpitie
Nova Scotia
William &. Warrison
Benjamin J. Ritchie
New Castle
Karen Oleson
Moline
T. Nichola
John J. Whelan
Anna G. Chrismond
J. Franklin Bryan
Harry W. Elliot
Margaret Brelsn James
Oak Hill
Walter Mangurara Wilaan
Giovanni and
Jaicia de Petruzzella
del V
Anna J. Padgett
Charles E
Jean H. Kibbey
Janes H
Elizabeth Klein
Peter and
Metiala Kaufman
George W
Johanna Fargit
Frank A
Mary L. Foley
George
Mamie Br. Branson
W. R
Georgiana Robinson
Hey
Claire
Victoria Matthews
John W
Ella M. Logan
Piri
William J
Elizabeth Faulkner
Ernest and
Mattie Allen
Raleigh Haberdasher
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan
Madras
Pongee
Pennsylvania Ave
Florsheims
Poe
Sanitary Grocery Co., Inc
Gibson Co., Inc
Hudson & Dodge Bros
Wilcox & Dodge Bros
Semmes Motor Company
Newnparp
Ruud
Highway Bridge
Penertvenia Ave
Byron S. Adams
Siz 11Th St
WAR Board
Sa. m
Verata
U. S.A
Center Market
D. T. Dutrow
C. P.O
Pete Dds
Kaufman Vs
Pai
Shelly
Effie
Aull and Hannon
Walter Howard
B.f.keith
Mastersingers
Fore River
Pity's Salke
Gine
Ra Breda
Ned Norworth
Belasco
Arthur Hopkins
Mar’ A Plas
Martin Brown
Wallace Eddinger
Edna Aug
Ada Lewis
Huth Findlay
Josephine Meyer
Fannie Bourke
Alan Tinehart
Harold Sake
Frank Longacre
Alice Brady
Gerrell
Cyril Keightley
A. E. Anson
Hal Short
Wm. B. ‘Mack
Jauno
Julia Hay
Lynn Fon
SI Sun
Mate E Vite
Nazimova
D. W. Grimth
Mat Garden
Loew's
Columbi
Douglas Fairbanks
Gayety
Behman
Alisian Dollar Dells
Tth
Fats
Franklin
Babe LA Tour
Sid Gold
Marshall Hall
Charles Macatester
Ginecro
Aiden
Lyceum
Matinee Daily
Monte Carlo
Chevy Chase Lake
Washington Vs
14Th St
Grafton
Connecticut Ave
DeSales
Army and Navy
Yarrington Mills, Proprietos
Fracklin
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