Holland writes of Bryan opposed to the plan
Henry P Davison met with Secretary Bryan to discuss the so called six nation loan to China. Bryan signaled lack of official support and the United States syndicate began withdrawing from the arrangement. Davison led the Paris conference push while Knox urged U.S. participation to keep an open door for trade with China. The article notes large U.S. banking interest in aiding China’s development and cotton import needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Henry Flo. Davison
William J. Bryan
China
United States
Hryan
Comalled
Davison
Washington
Knox
Mr. Davison
Ching
Ita
Paris
Safest investments avoid market fluctuations in trust notes
The copy extols firat deeda of trust notes backed by real estate in the District of Columbia as stable, grit-edge investments. They claim tax exemption from personal property and no reliance on individuals or corporations for stability. Swartzell Rheem Hensey Co offers from BOM up and a booklet on comforting loans and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Deeda
District of Columbia
BOM
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Chinese Open Door Policy and World Reaction Cited
A fragmented report notes debate over the Open Door policy in China, with mentions of the United States withdrawing from a six nation accord and a proposed great nation translation project. Holland is cited as a source, with emphasis on maintaining China's territorial integrity and open door policy amid global tensions.
Probing False Fire Alarms and Local Notices
Police investigate two false fire alarms in Alexandria costing taxpayers money. Reports describe hoax calls from a nearby building, with a window left untacked and a desk phone used. Also noted are upcoming Virginia Press Association meetings in Staunton with speakers including Secretary Daniels and Gov. Stuart, and local notices about a car crash in Alexander County, funeral services in Washington, and Capt. William Smithers heading to Johns Hopkins for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Mureat
King Street
Alexandria
Vice Headquarters
Marine Hallway
Stpward
South River
Boben Sergt
Wilkinson
Beret
Josephua Daniels
Navy
John Barrett
Pan-American Bureau
Walter H. Savory
New York
Mergenthaler Company
Robert $8. Barrett
Virginia Press Association
Staunton
Daniels
Rector Barrett
Parcett
Lavery
Henry (. Stuart
J. Taylor Ellyson
John G Pollard
Westmoreland Davis
Loudwayn
Kate Waller Barrett
Mra
Kate Langley Boarder
Richmond
Salvage Interest in United States Hector Wreck
Capt Bryan commander of Charleston navy yard says salvage inquiry is ongoing to save the sunken Hector after a storm off the North Carolina coast. A tug is examining the vessel with little hope of saving her hull though under certain conditions it could be done. Naval stores salvage may proceed if feasible. Injured miners’ crew members in Charleston hospital are reported in satisfactory condition. A Rotary convention with 5000+ business leaders from around the world arrives in Cincinnati for a five day series of sessions starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Charleston
Navy Yard
Navy Me
United States
Hector
North Carolina
Hector Navy
Department
Three Paralysis Cases Raise Public Health Alarm
Health officials report three suspected Infantile paralysis cases in the city show no definite link to the New York outbreak. Experts downplay alarms, while Dr Fowler notes a possible indirect trace to New York. Officials warn horseflies may carry the disease and urge thorough stable cleaning and strict observance of 17 health rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Fowler
Contagious Diseases Department
Dnstrict Health Bureau
Iato
John L. Norris
Hal
Health Department
Miracles and Publicity Sermon by Rev D H Martin
The Dunbarton Avenue EL Church pastor preached on Miracles arguing Christ used publicity to reach crowds and that today the press is the greatest educator of the masses. He said Paul Joan Wesley Bryan Roosevelt and Billy Sunday would rely on newspapers for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Martin
D. D
Dunbarton Avenue EL Church
Christ
Apostle Paul
Joan Wesley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Billy Sunday
Masons Bring Toys Ice Cream and Joy to Camp Good Will
The Washington Centennial Masonic Lodge visited Camp Good Will with several automobile loads of toys and gifts for the children. They handed out many toys and more than 40 ice cream cones, treated the guests to a ride through Rock Creek Park, and left 43 dollars to help cover camp expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guests of Saengerbund Visit From Deutschland Crew
The engineer crew of the undersea liner Deutschland will arrive from Baltimore this afternoon to join a Washington Saengerbund program. After a dinner at the Occidental they will attend special entertainment at Saengerbund Hall and visit the War Department before spending the night and returning to their boat tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutschland
Baltimore
Saengerbund
Washington
Occidental
Movies on Press Club Roof Feature Night
Several hundred people gathered at the National Press Club roof garden for motion pictures and a live nature study of the porcupine. Brat the Goldberg comic artist showcased his pen work, followed by a play debut titled Getting Hig Picture In the Pa pers. Beginning tonight the club plans an orchestra on the roof from 8 to 12 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Press Club
Brat the
Dow
Kleeblatt's
Sts
N.E
Buntal
Hugo Worch
ST. N
Jebett
Mme, Eugene & Co
Palais
J. G. Premwert
St. Ar
Chove
Panama
St. Nw
Washington Irving
Sanupalde
Tady
Erie
Ro Hayer
Leamington
Cap
St. Ik
Ys Ave
Apt
Léen Cilfton
Plain
Whit
National Springs
Rosslyn
Firestone
Stow Motor
Clifton
Heywood
Chapin At
API AZ
I Laem Beach
Stedstoring
Marine Band Concert at Barracks This Afternoon
This afternoon at 4 30 at the barracks by the United States Marine Band William H Santelmann leads a program featuring March The Volunteer Overture The Barber of Seville and a Saxophone quartet Im prompty Marcus Musicians F Mueller J Ter Linden A Pfleger and F Baptiste Wewmenn Reminfeosacea of Bootland Godfrey Marines hymn The Halle of Monte zuma The Star Spangled Banner Audience to stand with hats off during the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Bend
William H. Santelmann
Ales Saxophone Quartet
Lamge Reminfeosacea
Bootland
Godfrey Marine
Montezuma
Ater
Netios
Free Advertising Ads in The Post for Residents
The Washington Post invites free local want ads from residents of the District of Columbia. Ads limited to 15 words and a strict tone, with seasonable notices about rooms for rent exchanges and living arrangements. Ads may be left at offices or mailed, with five cent delivery via agency partners in Northwest and Anacostia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colimbia
Washington Poet
Ageney Dearest
Nortiweat
Roe's
7Th
L Ste
Autoria
New Fork Avenue
Capitol
Fis
Whitsaide & Walton
Pa. Eva
van Bant's
Sth
Pate
Ross Pharmacy
Anacostia
D. O
G. B. Bury
Nichols Ava
Help Wanted in Basement Rooms at 7 4th St Ow
A classified notice seeks a reliable colored man or couple to occupy basement rooms at 7 4th Street Northwest. The ad specifies a white couple may settle in for services, with dates around August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
4Th St
Gali Bet
Kenyon
Lanter
Cail
Mass, Ave
Cook
Aralst
Feltabie
Uals Jarkaon
Rockville, M
Mra
Margetta
Fort
Lieut Comdr
Murdock
Cleve
Girard Oan
Ona
LIP jHovsews
Panta
C. A. Rhodes
19Th St
Hotarwonk
Oxford St
Chevy Chase
D.C
The
Yorkshire
Upton Sb Nw
Govanwonk
Fin
Ave
Lanter Pi
Randolph St
Columbia Rd
Apt
Lansburgh
Lanier Place
FE. Mahrone
Chery
North
Nursh
Tuggs Building
Wannington
White
National Vaccine and Antii Toxin Institute
U St
Wash
Amin Uer
Alde Dodr
Stanbury
Colonial Beach
Raphael Villegas
Help Wanted Ads From Early Washington Post Style Notice
A dense jumble of job listings and asks including men for battery work in starting batteries, barber positions both white and colored, bootblack posts, a horse or bicycle courier, domestic help, a dentist graduate, note for a waiter, porter, typist, stenographer, bookkeeper, and trades like harness makers, stone setters, trunk makers, and even a piano instructor. Many entries specify locations around Fort Myer, Congress Street, 11th Street, and Pennsylvania Avenue with ages and wage hints. The clumsy text lists employers, requirements, and contact fragments across a metropolitan employment column from a historical paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGMAN
Brooke
D. C
Fort Myer
Vievea
Barber
Congressional
Yat
East Capitol
Ave
Teo
Bogig
Ene
Vortion
Finak
Fasaye
Evans
Welker
Plerea Mill Road
Fat
Barber College
Vt. Ave
N. Ave
Help Wanted Aid All Around Town Ads
Classified help wanted notices list numerous positions for maids housework cooks nurses and other domestic roles. Ads specify white or colored workers many in Washington DC areas with times, duties, ages, and references. some include interview boxes and addresses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Henry P. Davison
Willard
FORD
Acme Wauon Company
HO PA
Eberly
Jiang
Oman
Arvradt
Imi
Robinson Moncure
W. Hall
Nuncan's Lane
Alexander County
Hall
Mary Duggan
Holy Cross Academy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Duggan
Henry J Cutler
St. Mary's Church
Mary's Academy
Smithers
William BR. Smithers
Southern Railway
Johns Hopkins
Mra. Smithers
Rotary Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
International Association of Rotary Clubs
the Commercial National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
Ashton G. Clapham
Arthur Lee
James A. Cahill
Tucker K. Sands
Frank E. Ghiselli
Herbert V. Hunt
Niwspropertaphive
Dr. Martin
Masons
Camp Good Will
Washington Centennial Lodge
Boldhart
John
M. Zimmermann
Maron
Techaikowsky Overtura
Balfe
Disiogue
Hamm Chin Chin
Caryl Foxtrot
Berlin
Waldteufer
Cobb
Judiciary Park
Frank J
Kolar-Hela
Romberg
del Biego
Romlok
Scotland
Godfrey
Allen
Baltimore and Ohio
B. B
Springer
Wwe
Stoneleigh Court
Conn
CH Geet
Anna B. Johnson
Maxange
Real Ratate Trust Pidg
Elst. Cor
Mme, DE Laine
St. Xw
T. Mont
B . Hemstitching
Harvard Street
Columbia Snel
Jeas-Bo
Matthews
Metzerott
Louis Abraham
G Street
Daogud
ST. Ind
M. G, Partridge
Maia
Ekat
JL Abo
Eara
Col
Tn Center
Laay
Libby Park
Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers” Home
Lady's
Ubrellas
Mitenne
Canen
Pararnl
Gsvang
cHenta Witout
California
Uyner
Adare
Fae
Martin
Job Migge
Necti
Tiger Cat
Cleveland Park
Dobben
Veyaltabile
Hose Lenemen
Tate
Jacobs
Ith Pla
Wong
Delaflela Pl
Ats
Chalmers
Palmer-Singer
Studebaker
Combs Motor Company
H ST
Record Auto Co
Mass
Ave.n. W
R. le Roy Mackey
10Th St. Ae
Lincoln
Quincy St
Max Weli
Holmead
S. Aig
BUICK
DONGE
Olusmobile
Oar
Oaces
Ruty
Cera
Jestee
Budson
Columbia
Oni Apatite NW
North Tin
Jelatte
Union Garage
G St. Bet
Ste
Commission
Haverford Cycle CO
Gett Tf
St. Taguire
E. Phillips
Lamont St
Burewun
Ohpira
Almo Cleveland
Wey
Furntcure
Brary
Asb
Seth Imoge
Vik
San Vietor
F. G. Smith Piano Co
F Street
Oppenheimer’s Cor. &Th
E St. N. Ww
Tipeweikers
PAK Sparry
WBZ
Florida Age
Huy
Hopwood's
8Th and K
General Typewriter Company
Underwoods
Remingtons
L. C. Smiths
Monarchs
Stoke
Abelian
Marrape
Rittenhouse At
Ite
NTPC
T. Ave. Ar
Tnovrator
Prairie State
Ham- Hin
Easim Sx Kodak Rarsain
Law
Adame
Raatty
Aleo
Randolph
14Th St
N Ave
Sanoth
Svit
Soart Rt
Howe
Camborne
N. J
Kat
Erov Waterman
West Wardman Court
Iclu
Mattuers Hall
Oak Dresser
Dresser -Drinvesa
Meridian
Irving
Ward Pl
Muale Moll
Studebaker Flanders
Stanhope
Rey
Furnuevhe
Mission Auiahy
Vidtone
Luton
Wigan
Abelving
Xtarea
Ugat Eclor
Imarthaea
Corcoran
la France
Fepmont
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