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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1915

Page

3

British Plan Mobilizes American Securities to Pay US Trade

Sir George Palsh explains Britain's mobilization of American securities to support Allied purchases and the US trade balance. He notes vast gold holdings in the United States and that Britain will need to mobilise securities to finance imports and avoid gold speculation. He foresees large US payments and potential investment demand in British and French loans.

London George Palsh Alllea Great Britain United States America Sola Securites United Aly Europe

City News in Brief Highlights From Washington Meetings

Washington items report upcoming talks by G E K Burnees on metal failure and B McCollum on electrolytic corrosion in soils and reinforced concrete, plus R B Bole on how natural waters affect bollards. Brookland meetings feature Dr J Wesley Shaw of the Geological Survey on the Mississippi River and riparian preservation.

Chemical Society of Washington Cosmon Club G. EK. Burnees Bureau of Standards B. McCollum BR. B. Bole Geological Survey Brookland Brotherhood Lord Memorial Hall Twelfth Newton Streeta Brookland D. C J. Wesley Shaw Mississippi

Mystery evening by Women Hosts at Builders Exchange

Women of the Builders and Manufacturers Exchange staged a mystery evening for about 150 guests. The event featured a two-part farce What the World Is Coming To about woman suffrage, followed by songs, choral works, and another one act comedy The Indignation Meeting. Mrs. Charles E. Welch welcomed guests with Miss Blanche Prescott as chair of the organizing committee and Miss Ray Woodward as vice chair.

Builders’ and Manufacturers’ Exchange Charles E. Welch the Exchange Blanche Prescott Ray Woodward Miga Ruth Little Mias Vero Bliett Misa Evelyn Prescott Matthews Lute Arthur G. Dunn

Gem theft confessed by robber in Philadelphia case

Special to The Washington Fest. Philadelphia December 14. John Roberta also known as James Marshall admitted stealing $35,000 worth of jewelry from an Oakland milliner on October 10. Special Policeman WFerrin recovered $5,000 in gems from the suspect’s hotel room. Roberta is held without bail.

Philadelphia John Roberta James Marshall Oakland Cal Millcenaire Wferrin Roberta Ia

Local Rollers Lead Over Hagerstown Team in Live Stock Market

Local Rollers increase the lead over the Hagerstown team as livestock trade figures surface. The report outlines calf, hog, cattle and sheep receipts with values and totals, noting steady to higher demand and quoted prices across commodities.

Hagerstown

Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Rumored from New York

The New York cottonseed oil market report lists varied futures with December and January contracts, including prices for March and April deliveries. Prices shown include several months and grades, with quotes around prime winter yellow and white linseed derivatives.

New York

Reducing Phone Rates Cuts of $105000 Per Year

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co announces large schedule revisions cutting annual revenue by 105000 and phased in January through April. Major rate drops affect private branch exchanges, message and line rates, two party service, semipublic coin box, mileage charges, and residence rates while projecting increased business from wider access.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Public Utilities Commission D. 3 Porter Private Branch Exchange Placam Anea HE Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company IT Utilities Commission of District of Columbia Commission Dube

Washington dog trials feature derby and free-for-all

The Virginia Votive Field Trial Association held events in Spartanburg S C with entries including Buckner McGuire owned by HBP Kirkover Buffalo and Tat owned by George B. Robert of Wrateyville Va. Second place went to Hal Dan owned by F H Powell Danton. Count Winyah owned by Tampiel Washington DC placed. the derby and final free-for-all were scheduled to finish Thursday.

Partanburg S&s C Kirk's HBP Kirkover Buffalo Owen Tha Buckner-McGuire Ncver Winge Rene Tat George B. Robertno Wrateyville Hal Dan F .H. Powell Danton Count Winyah IF F Tampiel Washington, D.C

New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report

New York market notes show butter receipts at firm levels with creamery inputs mixed. Cattle and poultry items steady, with raw barley and molasses prices cited. overall market activity described as stressed but quiet with limited settlement on some items.

New York Hennery Brown Fibasti Turkela

District Court News From A Compromise In Clark V Washington Ry

District court reports a settlement in the Frances Clark versus Washington Railway and Electric Company case after a year of action and a jury disagreement. Also noted are a $20 fine for a dressmaker manager for violating female eight hour laws, a divorce suit by Maud Miller against Homer Miller, will probate for Mrs Miller, incorporation by Bates Leary Company, a court appointment of Hayden Johnson to a bar examining committee, and Henrietta Johnson suing Capital Traction for $5000.

Frances Clark Washington Railway and Electric Company District Supreme Court Alvin Lo Newmyer Clark Fifteenth H Streats Gar Maud S. Miller Homer R. Miller Winchester Aosyte Richard D. Daniele Bates-Leary Company Harry G. Leary John F. Bates Robert L. Waters Sixth Street Henrietta Johnson Capital Traction Company Third Street Pennsylvania Avenue BE. Hilton Jackson C. Clinton James J. L. Krupshaw Board of Children's Guardians Louis Stern Walter &. Ufford Maj Pullman Board of Children’s Guardians Percival Hall Mia Thomas H. Carter William Knowles Cooper Ernest P. Bicknell George E. Fleming W. A. Warfield Criminal Court

Still Child Guardians 3 Midshipmen Dropped

Still Child Guardians reports three Midshipmen dropped from the Naval Academy after sustained violations of rules. Secretary Daniels announced dismissals approved by President Wilson. Names remain private. two of the three had prior probation for minor infractions. The disciplinary standard blocked clemency despite pleas.

Naval Academy Daniela Wilson Academy Daniels

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