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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1906

Page

11

Greater Washington boom gains steam as Bell returns home

The Greater Washington movement, buoyed by renewed activity and high hopes, braces for Charles J. Bell’s return to push forward plans. Local business leaders see manufacturing growth aligning with the City Beautiful vision as inquiries pour in and national attention grows, signaling expanding prospects for the capital.

City Beautiful Greater Washington Jobbers and Shippers Greater Washington South Charles J. Bell Jobbers and Shippers’ Association Sanance N.2 Virginia Rive

Wireless thought control and Bible influence sermon urged

Rev J O Knott preached on the wireless telegraphy of the mind at Epworth Church. He warned that thousands of agencies, including biblical criticism, seek to influence our actions, urging honesty in faith and a succinct Methodist creed.

J. O. Knott Lexington Epworth Methodist Church Seventh Spi Methodist Episcopal Church South

Martin Burial by G A Comrades Will Fire Salute

Funeral services for Thomas H Martin senior vice commander of the Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic are set for 2 pm at Hamline M E Church Washington with Rev Carl G Doney and assistants. A flag salute at Rock Creek Cemetery follows and Kit Carson Post conduct. Honorary pallbearers include Abraham Hart and F L McKenna active pallbearers list EB H Thomas G W Swartzell J L Nuber M A Watson Dr R Duffy John Muirhead. Numerous G A R and affiliated posts plan to send representatives including Woman's Relief Corps and Lincoln Camp.

Naid Thomas H Martin Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic Hamline M E Church Ninth P Streets Carl G. Doney Joseph Price W. L McKinney Stevens Giant Circle Rock Creek Cemetery Kit Carson Post Bern Abraham Hart F. L. McKenna Department Wher Thomas H. Jenks R. Stratton William M. Thompson EB. H. Thomas G. W . Swartzell J. L Nuber M. A. Watson Dr. R Duffy John Muirhead Woman's Relief Corps Maryland Sons of Veterans Lincoln Cushing Richard Harden Kit Carson

Ice shortage ends as American Ice Company boosts city supply

General manager Samuel A. Kimberly announces ample ice for Washington this summer with shipments from schooners Henry Withington 809 tons Helen Benedict 1100 tons and Margaret Thomas 800 tons plus 2300 tons on barge Kentucky to storage. Plans for next winter aim to prevent any future shortage and even consider sourcing none from Maine. Hotel and restaurant demand met. family trade unaffected.

Washington Samuel A. Kimberly American Ice Company Henry Withington Helen Benedict Margaret Thomas Maie Mr. Kimberly Kentucky American Company Maine

G A R TO BURY TONCRAY IN ARLINGTON SERVICES

Funeral services for Capt. A R P Toncray will be held at 261 N Birent northwest at 10 a m today. Rev G W Havell and Rev J B Clayton will officiate. Hymns “Tell Mother I ll Be There” and “Nearer My God to Thee” will be sung by the People's Mission quartet and friends. Interment at Arlington vault follows, with G A R conduct. Dudley Toncray, son, to arrive from the West Wednesday. Col C P Tonecray, and W A Bay arrive from Bristol, Miss.

A. R. P. Toneray G. W. Havell People's Mission J. B. Clayton G. W Havell Messrs . P McC Arlington B F Graham Department of the Potomac Dudley Toncray Wil Col C. P Tonecray Capt. Toneray Elizabethton Tenn W. A. Bay Bristol Misa

Funeral for Robert M. Larner Held at Family Home

Funeral services for Robert M. Larner, who died early Saturday, will be private and attended by relatives and a Gridiron Club delegation. The Rev. John La Mothe will conduct at the Epiphany parish, with burial at Glenwood Cemetery. Floral tributes arrived, including a Gridiron Club design. Col J F Estill and Col J C Hemphill sent telegrams acknowledging Larner’s Washington years. Gridiron Club members will meet at the AP office to adopt resolutions and appoint a funeral committee.

Robert M. Larner Eighteenth Street Gridiron Club J .F. Estill Savannah Morning News J. C Hemphill Charleston News and Courier Pavera

Open Shop Threat Looms in Washington Labor Fight

The Central Labor Union plans to discuss the six month old dispute between Master Plumbers and their journeymen as bricklayers and other unions join a sympathy strike. Nonunion firms continue operations while real estate and merchants feel the economic strain, and a move toward an open shop looms if workers do not return to the job.

Central Labor Union Master Plumbers’ Association New York Washington Building Trades’ Unions

Send Author On Trial

A pretty young widow in a Boston firm asks for the author of verses she adapted. The firm replies ambiguities about the author, and she answers to “send the author on trial” with a returnable condition if unsatisfactory.

Boston Music Boston

Velvet Kind at Druggiste and City Bulletins

Local catalog of goods and services lists Velvet Kind at Druggiste with Pure Cream Ice Cream and Try It. Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges advertised by C A Muddiman & Co as district agents. Various grocery items priced, stoves and roofing services offered by J T Pyles. Joyce Engraving, Star Building, New Vaioldi Cafe at 508 Ninth St NW. Regular meals advertised at two cents and bottled water promoted.

Druggiste Chicago C A. Muddiman & Co 12Th St Jost St J. TD. Pyles Joyce Engraving Company Star New Vaioldi Cafe Ninth St

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