Metropolis Building Association Liabilities Statement Review
The Metropolis Building Association of the District of Columbia presents liabilities and financial figures including stockholders equity, total liabilities of 1,268,932.87 and interest due 63,182.40 with a surplus of 91,415.86. Auditors Joan T. Wright and Charles W. Bland sign off as Finance Committee confirming the statement true and correct.
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Metropolis Building Association of the
District of Columbia
Association
Joan T. Wright
Chas. W. Bland
Finance Committee
Light on Food Corners New D C Guard Camp
A District of Columbia market survey finds no district licenses for early sellers at Center Market. Farmers hire agents to sell, enabling corners on shortages. potatoes surged to $6 a barrel then fell to $5 as south shipments arrived. The DC National Guard camp will be on the Patterson estate near Ken dall Green with 929 men drafted to Petersburg, Virginia.
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New
D. C
Washington
RB Street
Patterson
Kendall Green
District of Columbia National Guard
William &. Harvey
Anniston
Ala
District of Columbia Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery
Fort Washington
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Patterson Tract
American University
Patterson Estate
National Army
District of Columbia
National Guard
District Guard
Petersburg
Harvey
Alabam
District National Guard
Coasts
King
Utah
Congress
Senator King
Navy confiscates Lind wireless outfit at home in Minnesota
In Minneapolis on July 15 Navy officials seized a wireless apparatus found at former Gov. John Lind’s home. The plant, owned by Lind’s son, had been partly dismantled three months earlier by Navy order, though the aerial remained standing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
State Public Safety Commission
John Lind
Navy
Lind
Navy Department
Meat Men Asked to Help Save Fats
The Department of Agriculture appeals to meat establishment operators to reduce loss and preserve fats for food. The Bureau of Animal Husbandry aims to meet conservation needs without undermining meat inspection purposes. Some cattle departments and establishments divert fats from edible to inedible products, reducing overall supply.
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Department of Agriculture
Tha Department
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Marine Officers to Train at Quantico Camp
Two hundred forty newly appointed second lieutenants in the marine corps are ordered to report this week to the Marine Officers Training School at Quantico Virginia for a three month course. They come from Mare Island San Diego Port Royal and Winthrop where preliminary instruction was given. Intensive field engineering topography and infantry drill will follow including trench work and trench construction.
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Marine Corps
Marine Officers’ Training School
Quantico
Mare Island
San Diego
Port Royal
Winthrop
Storm clears streets as workers begin removing felled trees
Early today 2 crews will clear debris from Saturday night's storm along the streets. Many trees were felled and lay in the way all day yesterday, as workmen had left before the damage was known. E. F. Concklin, chief clerk of the bureau of public buildings and grounds, said the damage is the greatest in years.
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E. F. Concklin
Bureau of Public Buildings and Grounds
Panama Canal Diggers Form Association at First Reunion
One hundred Panama Canal Diggers gathered at the National Hotel for a banquet and organizational planning. Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals and Gen. W C Gorgas were named honorary presidents. a by-laws committee chose to name the group and plan an auxiliary unit for engineers heading to Europe. Officers elected include H L Reese as president and W F McCann as vice president. banquet speakers included F H Cooke and Capt. M W Miller.
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Panama Canal
National Hotel
George W. Goethals
W .C. Gorgas
Europe
KR. F. Bessey
G. L., Vance
W. H. Bailey
M. Barab
G. W. Kimbell
H. L. Reese
H.L. Reese
W. F. McCann
H. W. McCally
FY. W. Hatten
F. H. Cooke
F. P. Selby
J.shuster
W. G. Perry
F. Kratz
Ralph Sartor
M. WN. Miller
Two Children Die in Fire Near Solo Tennessee
Two children of farmer John Brasfield near Solo Tennessee were burned to death when their house burned yesterday. Authorities believe the children, left alone, tried to start a fire with kerosene and their clothing ignited, causing the deadly blaze.
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Covington
Tenn
John Brasfield
Solo
Police Wanted to Play Ball for Relief Fund
Police bulletin calls for officers to join a Home Defense League baseball game at American League park on Labor Day to raise funds for the Police Relief Association. Volunteers report to Precinct Detective Joseph Much on diamond No 1 at the White lot this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Police Department
Home Defense League
Police Relief Association Fund
Joseph Much
Diamond No. 1
Wallace D Yaple Dead Passes Away in Columbus
Wallace D Yaple longtime member of the Ohio State industrial commission and nationally known expert on workers compensation insurance died at his residence yesterday from Brights disease. He formerly served as mayor of Chillicothe Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wallace D. Yaple
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Bright
Yaple
Chil Heathe
Fragmentary legal notice and notices of appointments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions male hospital case and a city departure. References L. B. and Silherstrom at 821 Street with law notes and appointments. Mentions translations into Hussian, French, Polish, German and unclear calendar data.
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L. B
Ot al
Silherstrom
St. Aw
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Martin Wiegand
Harry G
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Chas. EF. Worthington
Edward A. Tripp
Henry Kuhn
George M. Siebert
John T. Wright
John Scrivener
Charles W. Bland
James H. Keller
John Steinle
William FR. Miller
Fudson T. Cull
Smith
Brown
Jones
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Fifteenth Street
N. W
Ralph W. Lee
Colorado
14Th
G Streets
John L. Edwards & Go
American Graphophone Company
Co. W. Woodrop
Lind Wireless
Minnesota
Stinemetz
Marine
Quantico, Va
M. L. Reese
Wallace D. Yaple Dead
International News Service
A. S. Patent Office
By M’manuy
Maggie
Pressler
Lenox Apt. House
L. St
Apt
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Burlington
Vermont
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Gente Acerase
Barat Epudios
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Mylé
J. B. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
Bor
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Bill Clere
Underwood Typewriter
Vitagraph Co
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Kuhn System
Fairmont
W. Yu
Mountain Lake Park
Alao Chamber- Maid
Vt. Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Union Station
Washington, D. C
Cal Jvert
Baltimore
G. A. Robinson
Alan Boy
Nye
A. Latina
14Th St. Nw
Washington Post
Blindman
6Th St. Nw
Bushudnan
Wisconsin Ave
John Roasman
D. Melntire
America
St. Nw
Capitol
Frederick. Cochran & Co
Washington Mergenthiler Linotype School
Barber College
Mben
Te. Frederick
Scafoia Lands
Lang Dew Shop
12Th St
Tavenner’s
Corliss
Greenusboro
N.C
14Th St
Steltzer & Co
Bar
Charleston
W. Va
Kirk
Rockville
O’*Donnell
J. M. Ford & Son
16Th St
Dick Hotel Agency
15Th ST
Martin
Hayes
New York Millinery Academy
Einesil
Fairmont St
St. Ae
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Rehabic
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Wardman Courts
Webster
Pa. Ave
C. & P. Telephone Co
Hausler
17Th St
Mall
Sienoruler
Washington, D.C
Ben Schwartz
Senth
Pierce
Benj. C. Perry
M. D
Frederick Junction
16Th Star
West Irving
Masa
Wowman
Burch
Madang Tome
M. Goldman
Merase cocIneumann
St. BY
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Murat
New York
Young Indy
Raocheis
New England
Corcoran St
Our City
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Great Falls
I. H. Powell
Gold Watch Chain
Knight
Cabin Johns
Kuloraima Rd
Calla Johns
Glen Echo
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Drew
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MR. Daoud
Scientific
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Louis Abraham
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Sam Hyatt
W. Rice
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Watts
Misa Matthews
Metzerott
Ape F St
Phore Main
Selver
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Acme Wagon CO
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Waters
MGR
Herness
Downey
Willard Storage
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