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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1919

Page

8

Alexandria City Council Sets Real Estate Tax at Two Per Hundred

The Alexandria common council approved an ordinance taxing real estate and tangible property at 2 per $100 of assessed value with discounts for early payment. The 30 cent per $1,000 gas discount was eliminated. Other items included $10,006 for gas plant improvements, $5,000 for dump trucks, $6,000 for street machinery, and a $300 annual request from the Alexandria Antituberculosis Society. Funeral notices for James M. Davis and Julia D. Downey, and reappointment of tax review board members were also announced.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Common Council Tod McCaffrey Committee On Finance Board of Aldermen Alexandria Antituberculosia Society

Virginia Weddings and Local Obituaries Gather News

In Danville and Martinsville the Eng lish family invites for the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth English to Thomas M. Ford, a real estate dealer. Heathsville hosts a quiet Baltimore wedding of Miss E L Sanford and Clarence Jett Jr. Roanoke records the Miss Helen Derrickson’s marriage to Dr Hartnell Stoneham in January. In Rockville Asa H Welsh dies at 70, former storekeeper at Price’s and King distilleries, survived by daughter Ella F Brown and two brothers. funeral in Hyattstown. Also in Rockville John A Garrett announces 300 Montgomery County relief volunteers, aiming to raise 3500 dollars. Annapolis reports the death of Rear Admiral John Hood, US Navy (retired), at naval hospital from Bright’s disease at 61, lifelong resident of Annapolis.

Barry Florida Avenue Edward F Elizabeth Barry Shea Blout Garfield Hospital Rosx Isaac L. Blout Fuller Street Mudld Street Columbia Road Heleimore New York Ada J. I. Bryan Lexington Cullinane Eleventh Street St. Joseph's Church Mount Olivet Foley Francis Xavier Jeanette David Foley Reid Edwin Clarence Mattin Adele Heid Webrnary Bea Aes Christine Ernest Laouis Schmidt Thomas Sergeon Seventh Street Proapret Hill Park Road Northwest Wilsa J. Schneider Pereskienre Glenwood Cemetery Strarns Harry Childs K Street Katie A William E. Stearns Congressional Cemetery Webster John May Pemberton Webster Elsie Webster Jay Raymond Webster J. William Lee Wilson George HR. Wilson Huge Osterhaus Osterhaus Norfolk Danville J. L. English Martinsville Mary Elizabeth English Thomas M. Ford Heathsville E. L. Sanford Northumberland Hotel Fleeton Clarence Jett, Jr Baltimore Helen Derrickson Hartneh Graham Stoneham Monashon Roanoke Washington Post Rockville Asa H. Welsh Hyattstown Ella F. Brown Brown Christian Church Welsh United States Price's Frederick County King’s Distillery This County Annapolis John Hood United States Navy Naval Hospital Bright Admiral Hood Alabama Naval Academy

John E. Smith Dead at 73 in Cumberland Md

The 73 year old John E B Smith of South Cumberland died this afternoon. He was fireman on the first Baltimore and Ohio engine that passed through Sand Patch tunnel and was father of Harry B Smith commissioner of water and light. Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md Feb 11.

Washington Post Cumberland John EB. Smith South Cumberland Harry B. Smith Baltimore and Ohio Sand Patch Tunnel Margaret Ei. Cavanaugh Alleshany, Hospital Rising Sun

Paxton Called to Paris for English American Students

Dr J D Paxton of the First Presbyterian Church in Lynchburg Virginia has received a call to conduct religious work among English and American students in Paris. The Paris committee, organized by Dr Paxton and Humber years ago, runs a nonsectarian effort to support students as French universities open to Americans. Albert Burley, 18, the second shooting victim near the Connellsville B and O shops, died today. his brother William was injured.

Lynchburg James ,D. Paxton First Presbyterian Church Paris

Train Your Stomach To Eat Heartily

An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It urges readers to eat heartily at meals, then finish with two tablets, claiming relief from sour stomach gas and other discomforts. It targets general consumers with a bold testimonial tone and a 250 cent box offer.

Stuart Adv

Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills Ad

Stubborn coughs and colds remedy claims Dr King’s New Discovery relieves throat irritation with prompt action and pleasant taste. It boasts fifty years of use and sells at 60c and 1 20. New Life Pills advertised as a mild laxative aid with gentle bowel relief.

Dr. King

Funeral for Dr. John Irvin Warder in Weston West Virginia

Special to Che Washington Post Weston West Virginia February 11. The funeral of Dr. John Irvin Warder a renowned physician in the state was held today. He served in the State legislature and as mayor of Weston three times. Surviving are his wife and two daughters Mrs. Robert Ray and Mrs. Lawrence Harris.

Colorado Washington Post Lost Creek W. Va Earle Kennedy Denver Weston John Irvin Warder Robert Ray Lawrence Harris

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