Trade Rival Formal Protest Started by Board of Trade
A Washington Board of Trade committee on industrial interests will collect data on why the federal government should not sell Navy commissary supplies at cost to civilians in Washington and Annapolis and submit findings to Secretary Meyer. Subcommittee chaired by Joseph Strasburger was appointed to gather information promptly and address unfair competition with regular businesses.
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Naval Commissary
Washington
Annapolis
Committee On Industrial Interests
Washington Board of Trade
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Joseph Strasburger
Boston
D. 8
Porter
T.C. Dulin
Graham
Richard Conner
Qnicense
Daniel Fraser
Joseph Richardson
L. H. Mattingly
Chris Heurich
W. H. Martin
B. C. Graham
Annapolis Chamber of Commerce
Navy Department
Straspurger
The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux released
Bobbs Merrill Company announces a new Leroux mystery titled The Phantom of the Opera. The Paris Opera House tale centers on a vocal prodigy’s kidnapping and a hidden human culprit, with a vivid, suspenseful plot blending humor tragedy love and adventure.
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Bobbs Merrill Company
Leroux
Indianapolia
Gaston Leroux
Yellow Room
Paris
Apollo
Plumbing Inspectors Banquet Highlights District Meet
The second annual banquet of the Association of Plumbing Inspectors of the District of Columbia was held at the Hotel Fritz Reuter Thursday night. Toastmaster was O'Brien with speakers including Fennell and Sparrow. A Lincoln Arcade worth about 100000 was proposed for Tenth and U Streets Northwest, three stories high with a roof garden and shops, plus a large public auditorium on the second floor. Plans call for the project to begin once funds are raised, with the Lincoln Memorial arcade facing the Garnet public school and a triangular park.
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Association of Plumbing Inspectors of the
District of Colimbia
Fritz Reuter
Chard O’brien
Fennell
Avis
A.” Gal Magnes
R. A. O'Brien "Callaghan
Ord
Tenth and
UW Streets
Lincoln Arcade
Garnet Public School
U Street
R. Jegs
Texas
Tenth Street
United States
Fellows’ Hall
Apostolic Delegate
Diomede Falconio
Redemptionist Fathers
Pat Paul’s Church
H. Ketcha
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Charles Wood
Stuart Bready
Harry Parma
Peck Pel
Moses
Sia Transit
Watts
MacFerrens Brockett
Felice Tula
Herman Rakemaan
Stalin
Richard Lorleberg
Christian Endeavor
Gunton-Temple Memorial
Fourteenth
R Streets
Harpiat
Herman Rekemann
Colin
Richard Lotieberg
Anton Kaspar
Nune Dimittig
Stalner
Harria
Weet
Church OF the Epiphany
Spuirtaanthy
Randolph E Wexmm
D. Dy
Baden L. Kinsolving
Brazil
Witpread
1. Andrew's Church
Fourtgeath End Corcoray Straits
Northwest
J. . Dimon
W. M. Pettis
D. D
Surate
J. BR. Fillies
Methodist Episcopal
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Patreots
Joseph M. M. Gray
Epworth League
Hut Barabbas
Metropolitan Memorial M. E
John Marshall Place
John Reid Shannon
Sacred Song Sunday School
Metropolitan Bible Class
Foundry
Church
Roy
Barry resigns from Navy after 450 years of service
Rear Admiral Edward 8B Barry submitted his resignation for the good of the service and it was accepted. Secretary Meyer announced the President approved the move amid persistent charges of immoral conduct. Barry, born 1849 in New York, led the Pacific Fleet and commanded the battleship Kentucky before becoming fleet commander.
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Edward
Barry
The
Pacific
Aleet
Navy
Meyer
Secretary of the Navy
San Francisco
Admiral Barry
West Virginia
New York City
Naval Academy
Havana
Matanzas
New York Navy Yard
Kentucky
Pacific Fleet
Gebhree
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