Urges Dollar Phones Popular View to Be Sought
District residents will be polled on government ownership of telephones and a proposed rate of $1 per month plus 2 cents overage for extras. Rep D J Lewis urged this at the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, noting potential lower costs with government control and advocating doubling district delegate representation to two per association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Appeals
D J Lewis
Maryland
Federation of Citizens
Lewis
A& Hill
Congress
Courney
Lewis' Addreay
Federation
Uke
Ty Coreis
Ty Refstriet
Wesley Cis
Papes Cold Tablets Promise Quick Relief From Cold
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Tablets as a fast cure for colds and congestion. It claims dosing every two hours for three doses clears nasal passages relieves headache fever and sore throat. It emphasizes ease of use pleasant taste and low cost, urging buyers to ensure authenticity.
Hupmobile Owners of District Honor National Touring Party
Hupmobile owners in Washington honor a national touring party after a capital to capital journey of nearly 20 000 miles. The event, hosted by D Bratley Gish of DBR Gish Inc, featured the touring members and local representatives from Haynes and fingmo brands.
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Hupmobile
I Commercial
D Bratley Gish
DBR Gish Inc. Automobile Agency
Fingmobile
Haynes
Gish
Washington
JT S Watterson
Desbury
Lipe
Krohn
Mr Gish
Fish
Hupp Party
Annap~og
New Tingland
Richmond
New York
Philadelphia
AAA
Hee
Patterson
Salisbury
Hupp
Brailey Gish
FF. H. Miner
J ¢. Blackistone
Dr. Buck
David ‘Lawrence
JL. Smith
Ralph Smith
John Coragan
Clyde Dunnington
S. E R. Stonebraker
P. H Hin
Dr J. c. Wolf
C. J. Caithness
Judson Fair
B. F Favorite
C. MN. Norton
Howard & Fiske
Monte W. Sohn
Seymour Grogan
William MM. Creene
Detroit
Pedestrian traffic regulation urged by A A A leader
President H. M Rowe of the American Automobile Association argues sidewalks are for pedestrians and streets for vehicles. He proposes designated cross walks and holding traffic at crossings to protect pedestrians and reduce injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M Rowe
American Automobile Association
Mr. Rowe
Rowe
Testimonial Dinner Honors Former Washington Board Leader
A testimonial dinner for Charles F. Crane former president of the Washington Board of Trade membership committee was held at the Capitol Park Hotel. George F. MacDonald introduced him and toastmaster EK. C. Brandenberg lauded Crane’s work from 1915 to 1916, with remarks from W. T. Galliher Cano H. Rudolph Col Robert N. Harper and others. The program included musical numbers a comedy skit and Imperial Quartet selections.
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Charles F. Crane
Nho
Washington Board of Trade
Capitol Park
George F. MacDonald
Mr. Crane
EK. C. Brandenberg
Crane
Byron Blodgett
L. Pierce Boteler
Imperial Quartet
John J. Gorman
Skating On Tidal Basin Attracts Large Crowds
An average of 2,000 people skated on the tidal basin from early morning to late last night. Officials announced skating would be allowed until 10 a.m. today.
1914 Banquet of Matrons and Patrons at Continental
The 1914 annual banquet of matrons and patrons was held at the Continental. Past Patron J Harry Cunningham served as toastmaster. Attendees included Miss Larkin Walter Meta Mrs Arnie Miller Joseph Bennett and others. Major guest was Most Worthy Grand Matron Emma C G Ocobock from the general grand chapter.
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Continental
J. Harry Cunningham
Iitta Larkin
Walter R. Meta
Arnie C Miller
Joseph FE. Bennett
Evelyn Hursh
Wiliam Scantlebury
Jessie W. Cowles
EB E Richardson
Charles EB Molster
Emma CG Ocobock
General Grand Chapter
Psychology for Teachers Declares It an Exact Science
Dr N W Shefferman urged Washington teachers to deepen child psychology studies and tailor classroom methods to pupil types. He argued every human act stems from perceived personalities and capabilities, calling his approach character analysis. Miss Gordon chaired the Teachers Club meeting at 602 Eleventh Street NW. open houses will run Saturdays into summer.
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Ugues
Washington
N. W. Shefferman
Teachers’ Club
Eleventh Street Northwest
Dr. Shefferman
Miss Gordon
District Court Rules on Liquor to Minors Case
District Court news notes the ruling by Judge Pugh that merely placing liquor where minors can reach it is an invitation to partake. In the Abcott case the jury could not reach a verdict on supplying liquor to an alleged 18 year old girl. retrial set for next Wednesday. Judge Mullowney fines junk dealer Joseph Ellovitch $80 for purchasing stolen Post Office Department valves and requires police-record compliance. Justice Hitz is asked to appoint a receiver for the stock and fixtures of a Clifton street drug store. an injunction prevents removal of the chattels amid stock sale litigation valued near $20,000.
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Judge Pugh
Police Court
David J. Abcott
Twelfth Street
Judge Mullowney
Joseph Ellovitch
Postofice
Ellovitch
Maj Pullman
Fred A. Maltby
Hitz
Fourteenth
Clifton Streets
Suffragists Forget Rent Demand Near White House
Militant suffragists, fixated on heckling, suddenly face a $4,000 rent bill as tenants of Mark Hanna's former home near the White House. Landlords demand payment while committees scour the city seeking price guarantees for another month’s occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
White House
Silent Sentinel Brigade
Pridges
United Effort for Peace Conference in New York
Directors of the American Peace Society met to urge closer cooperation among peace groups. They voted to convene a conference of major societies in New York on February 2 alongside the World Court League convention. A resolution backed Wilsons peace move and called the sixth annual congress for October in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
American Peace Society
George W Kirchweyl
Wmrectorgs
New York
World's Court League
Shrine by Spiritualists plans grand marble temple
National Spiritualist Association plans a Washington temple of American marble with symbolic carvings by American artists. The project aims for a prominent location and a funded building, with the 25th annual convention in New York’s Waldorf Astoria drawing delegates from 650 societies and 400000 members. Hostesses included Mrs Edmund Poat and Mr Walter McNab Miller, with invited guests among Missouri and Kentucky lawmakers’ spouses.
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Washington
National Spiritualist Association of the
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Atendance
Walter McNab Miller
Columbia, MO
Edmund Poat
Louisville
National Sfrage
Missouri
Kentucky
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Federation of Citizens’ Associations
Baruca Class
Elatcher
Hawkinen
Wilkeher
George Powell
Yates
Miner
JT Finett
Charles Dro
W Cum- Innes
Oa Ryan
AW Cummings Arstriep Presdent
Walter Privesee
Mies
Ot Rice
RT. Miller
S .Lo
Teaphee Woof Moones
Tracher I
Pape
Europe
England
Huppites
D. Brailey Gish
Goodyear
C. A. Dp
14Th St. N. Dallas
Tex
Coma
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cal
Are
Efouston
Cor
Mata
San Antonio
Ave
York
Barono
Les
Travia
Grifith
Bna Tos Vay
Honen
C. F. Crane
Board of Trade
Ercules
TOR Hain
RIK
Besdty
Bix
Bixs
Ercules Tire CO
N. Broad ST
Phila
Marion-Handley
Whandley
Cna
F. O. B. Jackson
Premier Sales CO
Marion-Handley Automobile
W. L. Hummer
Gen
Mgr
Conn
N. W
Virginia
Mutual Motors Company
Jackson
Michigan
Psychology
District Court News
United Effort For Peace
American Society
National Temple
Cook & Stoddard Company
Connecticut Avenue
Hupmeblie
Aftey
Sedao Ree
O. B. Detroit
B. Gish
St. N. W
B. G'Sh, Inc
Newspapre HR
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