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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1919

Page

3

Building Gains In 1919 In Residential Construction

A Washington Post summary notes a surge in 1919 building in the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington district with contracts totaling 171 435 000. The Dodge review covers eastern states and reports a 36 percent rise over the five year average amid labor shortages and optimistic outlook for residential work started January through June. Major Washington figures and visitors are listed among arrivals and hotel guests in New York and Washington during the period.

Philadelphia Baltimore and Washinton FW Dodge Company Tennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Waryland Co|mon Virginia Dodge Review Mississippi Obio River Follawang

Missing Arrests and Car Thefts Reported

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate seven suspects sought in a case referencing a river or harbor area and a vehicle theft pattern. The brief hints at police activity, an investigation timeline, and possible charges against unnamed individuals.

Government thrift and war savings bond drives totals

Treasury figures show Interior Department led investments reaching 190 596 dollars into war savings and thrift stamps. Navy purchases totaled 132 or near, with Commerce 4747904 and the Government Printing Office 60 000. Washington Federal employed staff aided the campaign. Annin Travis supervision noted among 220 workers.

Washington Treasury Department of & M Chase Ioana Annin Travis Interior Navy Commerce Government Printing Office

Marine Wounded in Duel at Washington Navy Yard

Private Samuel M Lawrence, guard at the Washington Navy Yard, was wounded in the left thigh yesterday afternoon after a pistol duel with a man stealing metal, who fled. Lawrence was taken to the Marine Hospital. Officials say theft of metals, including German silver and platinum filaments, has risen at the yard with workers leaving in shifts.

Samuel M Lawrence A. & McC Washington Navy Yard Lawrence Marine Hospital

City Club Boom Expected Today

The largest luncheon yet for City Club members will be held at 12 30 today at the Commercial Club as a welcome home for members recently out of the city. Officials anticipate about 100 new membership applications and many non resident members who joined during holiday trips. Rotary members attending the national convention in Hattiesburg will be welcomed back, with real estate professionals active in enrollment. J A Whitfeld will speak on progress and Charles W Semmes will chair the membership committee.

Chile Washington Rleasure Rotary Club Hatt Like City

Knights of Columbus to Hold Bay Resort Excursion

Nearly 4000 people are expected to attend the Knights of Columbus District annual outing at Chesapeake Beach tomorrow. A varied program is planned and Beach Bugle editor Andrew Hickey will publish the complete schedule. Arrangements were led by Frank IP Sheehy with the executive committee including James A Sullivan and others.

Chesapeake Beach Knights of Columbus Andrew Hickey Prancs IP Sheehyim Chanman James A Sulivan Richard Lo Lamb Francis McCann William Carlin Joseph F Robinson Theodore Simmons John J King Andrew T Hukey John F Donoghue Racoppa Lynch Chirics M Blush

Two Street Cars Fire In City, No Injuries Reported

Two street railway cars caught fire yesterday but caused only minor damage and no injuries. The first blaze broke out on Seventh Street near Pennsylvan ia Avenue, damaging a Capital Traction car as children playing with a plow disconnected parts. The second fire occurred on the Washington and Virginia Railway near a highway bridge, with a loss around $20, and flames reached a residence on Dumvase Street. A third minor blaze on Thirty Fourth Street was blamed on children lighting matches.

Washington and Virginia Railway Hugh S Thirty Fourth Street

Milkmen Invited to Belasco Theater Show

The Belasco Theater invites all milkmen in the District to a special performance of The Bogroinns and Mysteries of Tie tomorrow night. Only those with proper credentials will be admitted to a free seat.

Belasco Theater

Nursing bureau advocates four divisions under public health nursing

The National Organization for Public Health Nursing urged before Sen. Owen that any federal health department bill create four divisions of public health nursing led by an experienced nurse. Katharine Tucker urged an amendment to the bill introducing a health secretary as a cabinet post and listing bureaus for child hygiene vital statistics food and drugs quarantine sanitary engineering and government hospitals.

Department of Health National Organisation For Public Health Nursing Owen Miss Katharine Tucker Secretary of Health

Subscriptions Pour Into National History Memorial Fund

Local headquarters report strong support for the $10 000 000 National History Memorial building fund. Contributions include a $100 check from Representative Hicks of New York and a donation from Chairman Kehn of the House military affairs committee. Send entries and names of subscribers to Mrs Henry F Dimock, 1301 Sixteenth Street, as book entries for the memorials.

National History Memorial Representative Hicks New York Wand Hwairman Kehn House Military Affairs Committee Whaenry KF Dimock Sixteenth Street

Kaiser imitation ends in facial injury in Washington

George Oldrick a negro of 2722 Dumbarton avenue yesterday attempted to imitate Kaiser by woodchopping. The ax struck a clothesline, misfired and nearly severed his font, sending him to Georgetown University Hospital for treatment.

George Oldrick Dumbarton Avenue Kaiser Georgetown University Hospital

Band Concert at Marine Barracks This Evening

The Marine Band under leader H Baxtelmann performs at 440 p m at the Marine Barracks. The program features Sousa marches, Descriptive Fantasia, selections from Robin Hood and Down South Myddjeter, and the finale Near the Stroller Morse o Ata.

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