Picture Shows To Be Governed By The Same Rules As Playhouses
City officials plan to regulate moving picture theaters under theater rules as attendance grows. Commissioner West and Building Inspector Tracker led a conference to apply theater standards to cinemas. A fire marshal supervised compliance and permits were carefully issued.
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Commiesioner West
Building Inspector Tracker
Cmnm
Sonet West
West
Hacker
Mir West
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Funeral of E B Cottrell in Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington broker and charter member of the Washington Stock Exchange died Sunday at George Washington Hospital after probable poisoning. Funeral services were held at his home on 174 Q Street NW and the interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Wine, Tupper, Acker, Easterday, Some, and Middleton. Active pallbearers were Acker, Metcalf, Howe, Huyek, Giller, and Orme. Many stock exchange members attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Rock Creek Cemetery
Brian Cottret
Jshington Stock Exchange
George Washington Hospital
Promaime
Q Street
JM i McKee
Thomas Mpnicopal Church
LG Wine J
Cut Out the Crow Crowing Roosters Stir City Debate
A proposed District poultry law targets roosters in residential blocks. Owners must obtain neighbor signatures before permits, while cor poration counsel may rule on establishing quiet chambers. A health office permit allows other fowl with approval. Dr Tindall and Wise suggest clipping vocal cords to curb crowing.
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Health and Police
Thomas
Jima
Willam Tindal
Coramianionara
Charles W Wise Jr
Tindall
No Vacation for Doctors at Tuberculosis Hospital
District auditor rules against salaries for physician substitutes during vacations at the Tuberculosis Hospital. Superintendent Dr Percy Smith sought a biologist and a vacation plan, but the auditor found no appropriation for additional physicians or for designated substitutes. Staff on the house medical team must cover absences with private funds or friend-provided free service with Dr Smith’s approval.
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Tuberculosis Hospital
Percy Smith
Smith
Smiths
Walking speakeasy alleged in Southeast street crime
Gilvert Mitchell, 49, a negro, was arrested by Policeman Rhine at the Fifth precinct after being observed operating what police term a walking speakeasy on Sunday. He allegedly stocked a bar and sold whisky daily, pockets full of pint bottles and a small glass in hand, near The Bottom at the foot of New Jersey avenue southeast. Mitchell will face a police court hearing this morning.
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Gilvert Mitchell
Rhine
Fifth Precinct
Mitchell
Mitchela
Hitchell
New Jersey Avenue
Work on Portable Schools Begin Soon in City
Plans by Municipal architect Ashford set five portable school buildings to ease crowded classrooms. Eight were planned for the next year but funding reduces to five. Funds of 6500 from unexpended school balances plus additional sources finance placements at Orr School in Twining City Chevy Chase and three near Armstrong Training School.
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Ashford
Echosl
Orr
Twining City
Chevy Chase
Armstrong Training School
Judge Kimball Clears Docket in Rapid Court Session
A Washington police court session handled a rapid stream of cases from 11 20 to 11 45 am with Judge Kimball disposing of about one per minute. Defendants included Sam Lee Sage charged with sanitary violations at 713 Thirteenth Street NW, fined 16 dollars, and several disorderly conduct offenses linked to gambling and a theater incident on Pennsylvania Avenue. Others, like tailor Weane Kirkstein and barber Bruno Marcino, faced fines ranging from 8 to 16 dollars for shouting murder or making lewd remarks, with some defendants posting bonds or awaiting appeals.
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Sam Lee
Thirteenth Street
Albert A. Guerrant
District Health Department
Sam
Hmball
Lee
Judes Kimball
Sons of Africa
Harvard Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Sweat
W H Rock Sax
Big Dick
Boston
Joe
Aldney Janson
G Street
Pat Donohue
Pat McDonald
Ins Honor
Aekington
Judge Kimball
Weane Kirkstein
Streal Northwest
Crescent Theater
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kirkman
Wiscont
Issac
Colorado
Bruno Marcino
Kimball
Asylum Changes Ordered to Approve Nurse Appointments
Commissioners ordered tentative changes in the Washington Asylum personnel. Gutles Ethel Hunt was appointed pupil nurse Alma Hort appointed pupil nurse Edith Kester appointed pupil nurse Florence Musbino appointed nurse Elizabeth Kinca id appointed nurse Olive MacBayer appointed pupil nurse Martha Thomas resignation as cook accepted.
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Washington Asylum
Ethel Hunt
Alma Hort
Edith Kester
Florence Musbino
Elizabeth Kincaid
Olive MacBayer
Martha Thomas
Cook
Pension Granted to Mrs Green Widow of Police Private
The commissioners approved a fifty dollar monthly pension from the police relief fund for Mrs Lille M Green widow of Private A W Green of the Metropolitan Police. Payments are allocated for her and her children with specific sums: twenty five for her, two for daughter Ellen Myrtle until sixteen, thirty three for son Donald until eleven, ten for daughter Zaidee until eighteen, and ten for son Adwin until sixteen. A streetcar accident on Thirty first and P street left Harry Lutsy with severe foot injuries, possibly requiring amputation, as he was treated at Georgetown University Hospital.
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A W Green
Metropolitan Police Department
Ellen Myrtle Green
Donald Walph Green
Zaidee Wadora Green
Adwin Wigtall Green
Washington Railway
Thirty-first
P Street
Harry Lutsy
Thirty-first Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Beach Seeks Subscriptions to Keep Open All Season
Officials urge Washingtonians to donate to extend the bathing beach season beyond September to protect summer recreation for 30 000 local youths. Superintendent Dr William Hindson warns funds are exhausted and only about 300 will keep it running to school opening. Women will have priority hours from 9 to 3 with increased morning access.
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Washington
Willim Bo Hindson
Congress
Hudson
Asean
Fe Kunis
Wapyea
William Tindall
Board of Commissioners
Potomac
Boteler funeral conducted for John Wesley Rate ter
John Wesley Rate ter, longtime Washington resident and china and glassware dealer who supplied the White House since Buchanan’s era, died Saturday. Funeral services were held yesterday from his 1344 Risse Street address, with Rev J F Bicknell of St Andrew's Episcopal Church officiating, and interment in the Glenwood Cemetery family vault. Boteler was a Mason and longtime member of Washington Commandery and Knights Templars.
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Glenwood Cemetery
John Wesley Rateter
Risse Street
J RF Bicknell
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Boteler
Washington
White House
Buchanan
Translated Filipino Textbook Gains Noted Attention
CITY BULLETINS summarize Jose Maria Cuenca Georgetown graduate who translated Practical Exercises in Spanish Grammar into English and Visayan Cebuano dialect. The Cebu printing, edited by his father Dr Carl W Kettler, osteopath, is part of local educational updates.
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Jose Maria Cuenca
Georgetown University
Cebu
Carl W Kettler
New York
Atlantic City
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Metrovolltay Bank
Tyrrell Leads Fifteenth Cavalry Overture Note
Director George F Tyrrell presents the Fifteenth Cavalry program featuring Tyrrell Overture Hien Waxner Watts and a suite from Gas Costume with interludes Persian Intermesso Iran Judson Geme and Hurgomaster. Rehearsals include Royal Tambour and Vivandiere pieces. A March Regimental Pride finale closes the program.
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Waxner Watts
Lane Jaeder
Receses Rebinstein
Iran
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Hurgomaster
Tate
Mexico
Boy Hurt by Fall From Wall on Fourteenth Street
An 11 year old boy, Raymond Kliendeinst, nephew of Detective Reymond Kliendeinst, fell into an areaway while running a tong at the rear of 2013 Fourteenth street north west. He sustained a sprained right ankle and was taken home to 623 M street northwest where he received treatment from the family physician.
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Fourteenth Street
Raymond Kliendetnst
Reymond Kliendeinst
M Street
U S Engineer Band Concert Summary Promotes Military Music Article
U S engineer band concert features Chief Musician Johng Hamper and Marek performing selections from Victory overture Der Tambour der Garde Paraphrase on Che Sorley Id Trovatore The Flower Gardener Sir Old Kentucky Howe Dance of the Sever Veils Gems from The Tationed Wan and The Star-Spangled Banner in performance notes with names and pieces listed.
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Che Sorley
Watts
Northrop Tantaris
Old Kentucky Howe
Langer Salome Danes
Jobamt
Reaoe Herbert
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