Wider War on Liquor In DC Brings Church League Unity
Ministers push a disciplined anti liquor drive in Washington, reorganizing the District of Columbia Anti-Saloon League to align with state leagues. Dr MacLeod remains head as a new board forms a cooperative structure with trustees and officers guiding coordinated pressure on Congress and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. MacLeod
District of Columbia
Weglalaton
Congress
National League
League
Anti-Saloon League
Columbia
MacLeod
Christian Churches
Geveral
Messrs
Woodrow
First Congregational Church
Sumwalit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coe Guthrie
Ham Tire Methodist
First Baptist Church
AK Wight
Centennal Baptist Church
Miller
Ninth Street Christian Church
Ballenger
Georgetown Methodist Episcopal South Church
MacLeod First Presbyterian Church
Res
Guthcle
A K Wright
William H. Anderson
Ant Svloon Tengue
Amirich Headqvarters
Mac ‘Teed
Doctors Pass Through Police Lines Proposed Amendment
Corporation Counsel Thomax advised amending police regulations to allow physicians to pass through processions and fire lines while on duty. The move follows a request from Dr John R Sharp of the Washington Homeopathic Medical Society. Officials note few long processions occur in Washington and the change would restrict exemptions, but could be enacted by a regulation amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counget
Washington
Medical Society
Thomas
Will Save District Money and Sporting Goods Firm Formed
A compromise proposal from Mrs J H Banter on damages for property at 8 Delaware Avenue NE is recommended to commissioners. Union Station grade damage award to Mrs Bauer cited. acceptance could save the district $300. Morrow and Capt Markham back the compromise. A Baltimore Sporting and Auto Apparel Company absorbs M A Tappan, naming Tappan VP and Turner president. downtown store planned, paid capital of $10,400 likely to rise to $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpromise
Leftwich Sinclair
J HW Banter
Delaware Avenue
Sinclair
Union Station
Bauer
Morrow
Capt Markham
New Sporting Goods
Sporting and Auto Apparel Company of
Baltimore
M A Tappan
Fourteenth
Tappan
H Claude Turner
Saks & Co
Baat
City Bulletin: Hack Stand Abolished by Sixth Precinct
Capt Michael Byrnes orders abolition of the hack stand on Fourth street northeast between Pennsylvania Avenue and McDermott alley. The notice announces the action and lists local vendors Schneider's Fruit and other shops as sources for holidays goods and various yard items. Nine months in workhouse imposed on Archie Jackson for concealed weapons. the case referenced Judge Kimball and debt of 100 dollars. Local businesses advertise sea foods and chairs at R McReynolds Sons, 45-7 L street northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Byrnes
Sixth Precinct
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
McDermott
Schneider
Snow Goulds
Archie Jackson
Kimball
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Saks & Company
Penna Ave
Warwick & Essex
Grosner
PA. Ave
Coles
Vitatabur
City Bulletins
Phila
R. McReynolds’ Sons
L St. Nw
Jewel and Gee Steam
Hat & At
Muddiman & Go
PHY Sunday Post
the Sunday Post
Selz” Shoes
Chestnut Farms
Selz Royal Blue
Robt
Berberich's
Seventh Street
Potomac Electric
14Th St. N. W
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
GEORGES &@ SON, Inc
F Street NW
John B. Espey
Piers A
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N. W
Post
Resulta
WNO
Prince Albert
Jessy
Taitor
F St
Duffy's
DUFFY
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester, Ke
Friedlander Bros. Co
Economy Co-Operative Society, Inc
Mt New York
Aveniue
Smmmnmscienmenten
Eraaenneeen
Serge Uoue
Aenverea
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N
Uneeda
Brink
Morsell’s
Siy
Albert L. Johnson
Selinger
Barbergross
Llth
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
N. W
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
New York
Louiziana Ave
Hudson’s
Penna. Ave
M. W
Randle Highlands
Bandio Highlands
Ghpitel Ag Duponteireie
U @ REALTY CO
Dornell
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