Water sanitation urged after typhoid cases in Alexandria
Public Health Service expert Dr. Lumaden blames the water supply for 52 typhoid cases and urges a $10,600 appropriation plus a health department with a full time health officer two sanitary inspectors a nurse and milk and food inspectors. The council discussed $16,900 to carry out these recommendations as water rates face scrutiny in Richmond. Also reported is the death of William Steuer nagel of the Commonwealth Club Richmond and funeral arrangements in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
L. L. Lumaden
United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Bendheim
Dr. Lumaden
Davis Demurrer
James A. Davis
J. C. Shethorse
Barley
Corporation Court
Robinson Moncure
Davis
Commonwealth
S. G. Brent
Committee On Finance
Lumaden
State Corporation Commission
Alexandria Water Company
United States
G. Brent
Richmond
City Briefs From Washington D C District Court Actions And Local Events
William M Sacks of Eighth and D streets northwest filed a $25000 suit in the District Supreme Court against detective Lawrence O Pay of the Metropolitan Police for slander on May 9 through his attorney R B Behrend. Mamie P Jenkins of 521 G Street Southwest sought a limited divorce from George W Jenking, cruelty charged. The will of William Kiardeling, late inmate of the United States Soldiers Home, bequeaths all to Mary E B Shick. Odd Fellows lodges will hold their annual excursion to Chesapeake Beach with Maryland and Virginia guests. Camp Melan Najid is a concert band not a dancing group, despite a Central High School dancing error. Bishop Hiealwa of Japan, head of the united Methodist churches in Japan, will address Washington Methodists and visit Canada. Rabbi Abram Simon returned from a lecture tour at training camps in the middle West. The will of Marin De Gomar leaves estate to her husband Jose De Gomar after a $300 bequest to daughter Nena May Fryer. The estate of Mary Dickerson will largely go to Rev William Jarvis and Maggie Whilaon. two granddaughters Vermet Mae King and Truedell King get a home on Half Street Southwest. Some waitresses may endure a long fight to stay out of the union says Agnes Nestor of the National Women’s Trade Union League. The Federal Employes’ Union pledged cooperation. Mrs F Hipp presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Sacks
Furmers
Eighth and
D Streets
District Supreme Court
Lawrence O'Pay
Metropolitan
Sacha
R. BE. Behrend
Mamie P. Jenkins
W. Hayden
Joseph &. Herbert, Jr
George W.jenking
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
St Louis Express Crashes Into Local Train Near District Line
William Dawson of Germantown Md dies after a Baltimore and Ohio wreck near the District line. Ten other passengers suffer minor injuries. The Inter state Commerce Commission safety division probes the collision caused by mistaken orders aboard the Western express No 4 from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dawson
Germantown
Baltimore and Ohio
Providence Hospital
Danadh
Fuel Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Washington
Boyda
Hearing Friday on milk shipment into the District
District commissioners will hold a milk shipment hearing Friday at 2 p.m. at district offices, requested by milk distributing companies, with Acting Health Officer Fowler present. District authorities granted Mrs John Allen Dougherty permission to use firehouses for Red Cross salvage storage and collection stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Red Cross
John Allen Dougherty
Births Reported Across Many Names and Places
Birth notices list numerous couples and newborns with varied ages and locations from St Louis to Richmond and Houston. Entries include many couples with children of both genders and several clergy named with dates and locales, reflecting a broad social record in a community newspaper.
Daily Sun and Tide Table and Weather Bulletin
Sun rising times 3 12 3 30 high tide 10 18 low tide 10 18. forecasts for District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and surrounding regions show showers cooler Wednesday then fair Thursday with moderate winds. Temperatures midnights 72 to 68 with highs around 89 and rain 0.0 inches. precipitation deficits noted since Jan 1 1918 and July 1 1918. Local reports from Harpers Ferry Potomac Shenandoah conditions reflect milky river and muddy Shenandoah. floral listings and local notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iefi
Dept. of Agriculture
Werther Bureau
Washington
D. C
P.m
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Ohie Valley
Tennessee
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain Region
Plains States
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Upper Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
New England
Florida Peninsula
Ohio Valley
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
River Bulletin
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Potomac
Eiver
Shenandoah
Woman Struck by Electric Car in Alexandria County
Mrs. L. Nalis of 540 South Patrick Street was hit by an electric car at Hume Spring, suffering a broken arm and facial injuries. She was taken to Alexandria Hospital for treatment by Dr. Bayly. W. L. Bonney of Alexandria Aircraft Corp will fly over the city at noon to drop leaflets urging observation of the angelus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. ©. Nalis
South
Patrick Street
Hume Spring
Alexandria County
Alexandria Hospital
Bayly
W. L. Bonney
Alexandria Aircraft Corporation
Alexandria
Band Concerts Today By United States Bands
United States Soldiers Home Band performs at bandstand starting 5 45 with My Country Tis of Thee What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys and other operatic and popular selections. United States Marine Band follows at Capitol from 5 p m led by William H dantelmann. Program includes marches overtures arias dances and grand scenes from Venetian and Pagliacci with Star Spangled Banner finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Soldiers Home Band
John
M. Zim- Mermann
Nicolai
United States Marine Band
Capitol
William
Antelmann
Connecticut
Leoncavallo Bextette
Arthur
Whitcomb
John Z. Miller
Cornets
Peter Hares
Edward Melntire
Éupheniums
Robert E. Gigrk
Herbert
Deaths Reported in Washington Area Obituary List
A long list of deaths is announced with ages and addresses ranging across Washington area streets and institutions. Notable entries include Edward Cuff 44 at US Naval Hospital and Mabel Dennison 31 at 2523 14th St NW, among many others from infants to seniors, with locations including hospitals, Freedmen's Hospital, and a few civic streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabehh Ua
Edward ©. Cuff
US Naval
Many J Griffith
5Th St
Mabel C. Dennison
14Th St. Nw
Edward Webster
11Th St
Simon C. Collin
Stratford
Mattie O'Connell
Sibley
Benjamin €. Spransy
Milton McDonald
Montello
George Royer
Lee Vaun Blankenship
Baat Potomac Park
Fiftieth Infantry
Charles N. Travers
Tenn
Nicholas Chaconneamos
Hilda Hicks
Aloyia FE
Lee
Catherin Butler
Meadest
Mary Harrison
Stanton Td
Hills
William H. Miner
Gera Collins
William Hearne
Pearl E. Herring
29Th St
Raymond Parker
Wash
Asylum Hosp
Motorman Endorses Mayr Remedy For Stomach Troubles
A testimonial proclaims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a motorman's chronic stomach bloating and illness after extensive suffering. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, easing stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose supposedly proves its value, with money back offered. Sold at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
O'Donnell
People's Drug Store
F. A. Tachiffély and
Druggista
Lusby Brother Killed at Camp Colt in Pennsylvania
William YT Lusby of Washington was killed when a machine gun exploded at Camp Colt near Gettysburg Pennsylvania yesterday. He had left the District machine shop three months earlier to join the tank corps. His mother Mrs Kate E K Lusby lives in Woodside Maryland and his brothers Capt J R Lusby and Jack C Lusby are serving in Rome and the District respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William YT. Lusby
Washington
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Lusby
Tdistritte Machinist
Tank Corps
Kate EK. Lusby
Woodside
J .R. Lusby
Jack C. Lusby
Rome
Wife Seeks Alimony Arrears in Contempt Suit
Mrs Dorothy Schweitzer files in District Supreme Court alleging husband Paul B Schweitzer failed to pay $100 monthly alimony as ordered. She asks the court to hold him in contempt and punish him unless alimony is paid. Her attorneys are Wilton J Lambert and Rudolph Yeatman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schweitzer
District Supreme Court
Wilton J. Lambert
Rudolph Yeatman
Paul B. Schweitzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
L. B
L. B.—Library Bureau
L. B. Card Record Desk
U. K
P. DU. Q
Army
Library Bureau
H. S. Walcott
Fifteenth Street
N. W. States
Lumsden
William H. Stevernagel
Commonwealth Club
Steuernagel
Anna ™ M. Appich
Hugo Herfurth
City Briefs
Camp Good Will
Pentalpha, Lodge, No. 23
Willian Kiardeling
United States Soldiers’ Home
Mary EB. Shick
Shepherd Street
The
Odd Fallows
Chesapeake Beach
Odd Fellows
Hiealwa
Japan
Foundry Methodist Church
United Methodist Churches
Japanese Empire
Canada
Abram Simon
Middle West
Jewish Welfare ‘Board
Great Lakes Training School
Sherman
Custer
Dodge
Marin de Gomar
Jose de Gomar
Nena May Fryer
de Gomar
William Jarvis
Magrie Whilaon
Mary Dickerson
Vermet Mae King
Truedell King
Half Street
Agnes Nestor
National Women‘rs Trade Tnion League
Waitresses
Federal
F. Hipp
Inwreck One. & C
Lc.c
Frank T
Aura A. Fones
Joseph EK
Christine T. Pinerangay
Henry G
Marian W. Doyle
Antonio
Antonia Daidone
Michele and
Eikis M. Caotto
Iar Bernet
Selma Burgunder
John W
Gladys Butler
Apne
Agnes G. G. Brennan
Gir Colon J
Alice C. Bowdein
James N
Callie Travers
Em A
Gertrude Rogers
James E
Cora H. Roberts
George and
Sally King
Henry
Adele Fisher
Charles C
Georgia Carter
Hdward R
Laurine V. Ashton
Murray FE. Trask
Helen F. Krieger
St Louis
J. Phelps Hand
Herman Goebel
Elsie May Mead
Howard F Downs
Thomas J. Dodson
Mary BE. Kent
John Hi. Jeffries
Daniel W. Duke
Anna J Muir
Titus BE. Davis
James William Luscombe
Aims W. Nilson
John T. Huddle
William J. Short
Salem
Tosa BE. Martin
John E. Briggs
Walter Franklin Minnicks
Pauline Lynch
Titus E. Davis
Joseph Reid
Gertrude Mabel Bass
Front Royal
Percy F. Hall
Cornelius Welch
Leassie Franklin
John Cowen Israel Mabrick
Pearl Gold
G. Silverstone
Ernest Westley Reid
Nahevilla
Margaret McCarthy
Percy I. Hall
David Ball
Gladys Martin
Houston
Tex
John W. Hamilton
Thomas Raymond Charshee
Havre de Grace
Jessie Clyde Y Foster Grimes
Bdnard Clay
Chesapeake and Potomac
Judd & Detweiler
Ince Hee Ble
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph
Gibson Co., Inc
G St
Relee
12Th
Pennsylvania Ave
Hudson & Dodge Bros
Wilcox & Dodge Bros
Semmes Motor Company
Coon
G Bt. M
Kensington
Rockville
Harry H. Hendricks
Hosmer P. Hartshorn
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Lowent
Gude
Asheville
Atlanta
Chicago
Kincinnati
Cheyenne
Denver
Colo
Fetroit
Mic
Des Moines
Iowa
St Paso
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Isckangvne
Fils
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Cal
Marquette
Mich
Nemphia
Tenn Mia
Mobil
New Orleans
New York
N.Y
North Pist Ste Biebra
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Herbert Foxtrot
Mimi
Howdyt
Ted and
Josh
T. Lusby
Featherwright
Palm Beach
Priestley
D. J. Kaufman, Inc
17Th St. N.W
Pa. Ave
Mipe Yelie
Stewart
Ungerer Motor Co
N. W
Franklin B
Byron S. Adams
Roe
Shubert
Weux
Rev. Paul Smith
Finger of Justice
Washington Vs
Cleveland
Chevy Chase Lake
Amusemen
Nazimova
OUR Navy
B.f.keith
Christie MacDonald Herbert Williams
Hilda Wolfus Joma
Hawaii
Hugh] Herbert & Go
Dickinson & Desgon
Ann Grey
Donald E. Roberts
Belasco
Snows
Dolly Sisters
Harry Fox
Loew
Columbia Conbos
WM. S. Hart
SHARK
Franklin
Bullesque
LEN Cch
Pabelegtet
Lee A
Park Tancing
Hig
America
Hildzen
faChlyre
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