Protests by Western beef packers over Europe consignats
Protests from American exporters especially Western beef packers against American consignors to Europe held up by British authorities were discussed yesterday at a conference in Forling-Rose featuring the British Ambassador and State Department Counselor Larsturg. The debate touched on consigning ships “to order” and possible relief for vessels detained with central countries. The State Department insisted on the precept that contraband wares in neutral bottoms to neutrals remain exempt from interference. Separately, plaza awards commission work continued as it prepares to finalize compensation for condemned property before Christmas, with hearings to set valuations and President approval in the sequence.
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America
Europe
Sire
Forlng-Roce
Vounselor Larsturg
State Department
Germany
Ate
Mw Renetal
Aireptaule Mle
Ushsumas
Plaza Awards Commission
Spalding
Commission
Conpinisgianes
Jast Week
Dr MacMurray to Address Teachers at Normal School
Dr MacMurray, scheduled speaker for Letnce de Teatchers Institute, will speak this afternoon to teachers at Normal School No 2. He will address white school teachers on the semoory room at Central High School, outlining teaching methods and geography education. Local educators anticipate his lecture and plan to attend in the afternoon session.
District November building costs and permit distribution
Building costs reported at 419 544 for District permits in November split into 273 712 for new buildings and 145 832 for repairs. Of 110 new buildings 92 are brick and 18 frame. New work releases by region include northeast 12 799 southeast 29 596 north west 42 065 southwest 2 960 and county 185 547.
District Bill Sees Near Total of Last Year Allocations
The House appropriations subcommittee finished drafting next year’s District bill in a record time. The measure carries about 11.56 million dollars, slightly below this year’s total, with no surplus provision or debt funding included. The plan is to have it approved by the full committee, introduced Monday, and ready for floor debate the next day.
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Appropriations
House
Representative Page
North Carolina
Senate
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Rose Stahl
Columbia
Channing Pollock
Ronnald Wolt
Sycamore
Henry B. Harris
Miss Stahl
Lucille Higgins
Maggie Pepner
Fuller Sisters Give Quaint Costume Recital at Columbia Theater
Dorset England sisters in a period recital of English Irish and Scotch folk songs moved the audience with cradle songs and a Lake Wake Dirge in fancy hoopskirts. The highlight was The White Cockade dialogue and a poignant war lament dating to George I. Proceeds benefited Friendship House Association through Dorothy Rosalind Cynthia and a strong harp accompaniment.
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Fuller Sisters
Dorset
England
Columbia Theater
Lake Wake Dirge
George I
Miss Dorothy
Rosalind
Cynthia
Friendship House Association
Friendship House Kiddies
J. Mach
Belasco
Maryland Patronage Split In Senate Nominations
The Maryland patronage dispute likely to be settled by the President before Congress convenes next Monday. Blair Lee may not control all appointments, with John Walter Smith to name the U S attorney Samuel K. Dennis. Lee would gain marshalship and port offices. only the marshal post carries clear patronage, under Lee’s oversight.
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Maryland
Congress
Blair Lee
John Walter Smith
United States
Samuel K. Dennis
Smith
Supreme Court of
Lee
Planning committee to start Washington Christmas tree plans
The Washington Board of Trade will meet tomorrow at 4 30 PM in board rooms to form a committee led by president W H Singleton to plan the Yuletide celebration. Last year's Capitol Plaza tree was popular, and officials hope this year will exceed it.
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Washington
Washington Board of Trade
Board Rooms
W. H. Singleton
Capitol Plaza
The Fallen Idol and My Lady's Dress Bow in Town
The Belasco and National theaters host premieres next week with new plays by Guy Bolton and Edward Knoblauch. Notables Bruce McRae John Miltern and Mary Boland lead casts. vaudeville features include Kitty Gordon in Alma’s Return and a heavy bill of film and stage attractions across Moore’s Strand and the Cosmos.
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Belasco
the Belasco
Guy Bolton
Fred G. Latham
Joe Weber
Bruce McRae
John Miltern
Virginia Pearson
Alice Lyndhal
Charieas HH. Wella
Marie Chambers
Robert Schabel
New National Theater
Edward Knoblauch
Joseph Brooks
William A. Brady
Playhouse
New York
Mary Boland
John Draw
Leon Quartermaine
England
Edward Peplie
Mile
Doria
Burka
Lorraine
Hawthorne
Inglis
McMahon
Diamond
Chaplow
Marie Fitzgibbon
Paramount Pictures
Moore Strand
Bessie Barriscale
David Belasco
Thea Rose
The
Rancho
Jessie L. Lusky
Mr. Belasco
Misa Barriscale
Fuanita
Missa Frances Starr
J. Frank Baum
Violet MacMillian
Anna Laughtiin
Edward Abeles
Bobby Burnit
Randolph Chester
Winchell Smith
Amkawa
Cosmos
Devere
Lewia Due
la Verne and
Allen
Evelyn la Tell
City bulletins offer grocery and floral deals in city
Perfection in Oyster Cooking at Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House delivers to all sections with low prices and quality. Joseph D. Donnelly advertises 1406 Eye Street. Effective Floral Work for tea and dinners by Shaffer at a new store 900 Ith. Fountain Pen Shop at 147 Pa. Ave urges visitors with Main 2590 for family wash prices. Tolman Laundry F B at 1008 Pa. Ave advertises cuts and pieces.
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Best Quarty
Jos. D. Donnelly
Shaffer
New
Fountain Pen
Tolman Laundry
F. B
Births Reported From Local Families
Edward L Burns and Caroline M Burns announce a boy. John T Bilis and Mary B Bilis announce a boy. George G Rohrbach and Carrie S Rohrbach announce a girl. Frost 8 Wallach and Effie B Wallach announce a girl. Stantley and Effie Taylor announce a boy. Samuel and Beckie Singer announce a boy. George M Shulhup and Marry Shulhup announce a girl. David and Ida Fhrlock announce a girl. Milton Hi and Mary E Boris announce a boy. William and Celestian Davie announce a boy. James and Mary E Jotnaon announce a bey. Tamer and Marah Srott announce a girl.
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Edward L
Caroline M. Burns
John T
Mary B. Bilis
George G
Carrie S. Rohrbach
Frost
Effie B. Wallach
Stantley
Effie Taylor
Samuel
Beckie Singer
George M
Marry Shulhup
David
Ida Fhrlock
Milton Hi
Mary E. Boris
Wiliam
Celestian Davie
James
Mary E. Jotnaon
Bey
Tamer and
Marah Srott
Deaths Reported in City Hospitals and Streets
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses or institutions across Providence, Garfield, Casualty, Georgetown, Freedmen's Hospital, and local streets. Names include Newell, Morris Curry, Moses Colman, William H. Din, Harry Colchazier, Nary K. Tall, Henrietta Lyddace, William McNee, Emma Hough, Mary H. Pearson, Priscella Butler, Jana Nichola, Edward Brown, Mamie Young, Julia Bury, Mary Ress, Eliza Gray, Millie Jackson, Elizabeth Skinner, John J. Dones, James E. Johnson, and others in the 60s to 90s age range.
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Morris Curry
Garfield Hospital
Moses Colman
7Th St
William H. Din
G St. Se
Harry Colchazier
Casualty Hospital
Nary K
Freedmen's Hospital
Eliza Gray
Millie Jackson
Washington Asylum Hopital
Elizabeth Skinner
16Th St
John J, Dones
James E. Johnson
Months
L St
Peace movement delayed by Berne commission notice
Mrs Belva A Lockwood reports from Berne that no cession of the peace commission has occurred due to travel difficulties. Mr Golay absent. Dr Fried and M Lafontaine abroad. Quidde in Munich. Montandon signs the message in England, praising continued peace work and aiming for a United States of Europe.
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Belva A. Lockwood
International Peace Bureau
Berne
Switzerland
M. LaFontaine
England
America
United States
Europe
E. Montandon
Bureau
Big Drop in U S Revenues in November
The November receipts for Customs and Internal Revenue show a sharp decline from a year earlier. Customs brought in 16,924,403 versus 21,173,628 a year prior, while internal revenue at 2,063,000 was about five million less than last November. The excess of ordinary disbursements over receipts stood at 15,880,868, against 2,713,732 last year. War tax income will begin to appear this month. Customs receipts, despite the drop versus 1918, were 650,000 more than in October, and the Treasury trust fund’s gold coin and bullion rose by nearly 26,000,000.
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Internal Revenue
Treasury Trust Fund
Licensed to Marry Era Nineteen Rev. Clergy Marital Pairs
A listing of couples and their officiating ministers shows multiple marriages arranged in various locations. Couples include Adele BM of Orlando with partner 26, and Rosaria Checehle with Rev. N. M. De Carin, plus others across Virginia and Washington areas, detailing ages and officiants in a church or civil ceremony context.
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Ylvie Ountry
Adele BM
Orlando
N. Carlo
Timilis Matera
Rosario Checehle
N. M. de Carin
John W. Wynkoop
Biuemont
May I. Smith
Haymarket
H. G. Englauil
George M. Cobb
Luta
Lamb
Ricimeml
L. H. Greene
Charles ‘T. Wade
Geneva Mawbray
Do HL
Martin William R. Deres
Fort Severen
Fmily SR. Glover
Washington, D. C
Martin Louta D. Hatley
Radia
Mary PB. Jackson
Washington
L. C. Clark
William M McKay
Silver Spring
Lillie KE. Freeman
Elyattaville
Bo A. Sexamit
Charles II Rougeon
Tamauris
Alice E. Gilles
M. McNamara
William Darden
Richmond, Va
Julia E. Johnson
Washington, D.C
J.C
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Ativatable Won
Edmonston & CO
F Street
Atwood
Packers
Lansing
Dr. MacMurray
Federal Finance
John Poole
HIVE
D. C
House Subcommittee
LEE and
Smite Divide
Planning
Board of Trade
Poli
Nance O'Neill
Leo Litrichstein
Jutta Dean
Bruce MacHae
Florence Nash
Aubrey Boucicault
National
Mme
Louise Homer Tomor
Louise Homer
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Battle of Blenheim
Sidney Homeraria
Jeanne d‘Arcy
Tschaikowsky
Carpenter
Bendemeer
Ballywure
Parker
Strand
Rose of
Moore's Garden
Walker Whiteside
National Theater of
Tokyo
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Isikawa
Hibbert
Meyers
Ward
Denmore
O'Brien
Rucker
Doranto
Gayety
al Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Wilber Dobbs
Simmie Wright
Fred Colling
Louie Rice
Margie Austin
Mabel Blake
George M. Cohan
Crandal
Photoplaya
Crandall
U. S
Sir Gilbert Parker
Lionel Harrymore
Gerald Royston
Lord Fauntleroy
Harry Lauder
Bellasco
Elis Repertoirs
Mr. Lauder
William Norris
Burton Holmes
Holmes
David Bispham
Longfellow
Robert of
Sicily
Rossetter G. Cole
Frank Speaight
Dickens
Ostrander
Near East
Harry C. Ostrander
Golden Stern
Rhodes
Dardanelles
Smyrna
Tripoli
Beirut
Damascus
Cairo
Moharrem
Stamboul
Savoy Theater
John Barleycorn
Jack London
Savoy
Tom Terriss
Edwin Drood
Majestic
Sunshine Girls
the Majestic
City Bulletins
Phila
Ginma
Newell
Providence Hospil
M. Goldsmith & Son
Chas. A. Goldsmith
Heurich’s Maerzen
Heurich’s
Platter
BAKER
Hegrich Brewing Company
Saut Anne
Sae Streets Union Trust
Edward
oTeen
Union Trust Company
Jardin de
Danse
N. W
Bertha King
Mr. Donald Crane
Miss Naecker
MR. Chick
Wyndham Bros
Naval Lodge Hall
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard
Col
Savoy Theater Orchestra
Columbia Road
Charles Dickens
National Electrical Supply Co
Home Ice CO
Sts. N. W
Oo & D
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Byron
Adams
St.n.w
Royal Pilsen
Coe Ee Hotel
Cates
Cl Abner-Drury Brewin
Wanshington, PD. C
Bright
Bym
H. N. D. Parker
KN. W
Berkeley Rye
Hoxzeats
Soccins Restate
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