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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

6

Washington Board of Trade seeks ban on firearms sales

The Washington Board of Trade urged Congress to pass a law prohibiting firearm sales in the District of Columbia. At an executive meeting Commissioner Louis Brownlow attended, members pledged to aid police and urged staying home at night and not driving unless necessary. The resolution notes Congress has been urged before, but no act yet.

Congress Board of “Trade Louis Brownlow Police Department Commission District of Columbia Washington Board of Trade Senate House of Representatives

Labor Secretary urges bigger, better paid police in Washington

N A James of the Central Labor Union and Miss Gertrude M. McNally of the National Federal Employes Union call for a larger, better paid police force to protect the capital. They urge union organizing for Washington to secure regular hours and adequate wages. They cite scarcity and wide coverage as evidence of insufficient protection, noting recent police shortages affected a bureau meeting.

Washington N. A. James Central Labor Union National Congress Gertrude M. McNally National Federal Employes Union Miss McNally Bureau of Engraving and Printing

St James Church observances and events listed

City briefs note an 8 pm patronal service at St James Church Highth Street near Massachusetts Avenue NE with evensong and Fr Griffiths to preach. St James Day masses are scheduled for 6:30 and 7:46 am. Ohio Gift Club outings to Chesapeake Beach next Saturday depart 2:30 pm from District line station. French Club of the Washington Salon to host Pat Harrison on League of Nations and Dr Tom Williams on Mental Hygiene in War Time at 1517 H Street McLean Building. Catholic Women’s Service Club pauses tonight.

St. James' Church Highth Street Massachusetts Avenue Father Griffiths St. James' Day Ohio Gifte’ Club Chesapeake Beach Ohio Pat Harrison Mississippi Washington Salon McLean Building H Street League of Nations Tom A. Williams

Georgetown Graduate Named Census Appointment Clerk

Walter B Gilchrist promoted from assistant chief of the appointment division to appointment clerk in the Census Bureau for the fourteenth decennial census. A Georgetown College and George Washington University Law School graduate, he entered government service in 1904 and has worked in the department since 1908.

Georgetown Ent of Commerce Walter 8. Gilchrist Census Bureau Department Gilchriet Georgetown College Law Achpola George Washington Georgetown Universities Government Service Department of Commerce

Hiatt Guest Feted by Daughters of Veterans in G A R Hall

J Clinton Hiatt recently elected division commander of the Sons of Veterans was honored at a reception by the Daughters of Veterans in the G A R Hall Monday. Mrs Rosalie McK Shelton presided with addresses by H B Snyder Department Commander Potomac G A R and Sons of Veterans members.

J. Clinton Hiatt Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans G. A. R. Hall Rosalie McK. Shelton Women’s Body H. B. Snyder Department of the Potomac Sons of Veterana

Births Reported For Local Families

James and Mabel Meetre welcome a boy. Lewis and Eva Jones greet a girl. Henry K. and Nellie A. Ermeld announce a boy. George E. and Lian P. Torney have a girl. Jesse J. and Lou. BE. Durrer joy a girl. Jentge W. and Besale V. Zimmerman announce a boy.

James Mabel Meetre Lewis Eva Jones Henry K Nellie A. Ermeld George E Lian P. Torney Jesse J Lou BE. Durrer Jentge W Besale V. Zimmerman

Licensed To Marry In Multiple Summer Ceremonies

A list of couples with ages and officiants for planned marriages across several towns including Philadelphia Baltimore Md Middleburg Va Bluemont Va and Herndon. Names include John William Watson Ethel G Uriel Ralph O Ennis Edith J Moffett Samuel Freeman Fannie Goldman George Renton Florence Morley Ada Ashby Carry Crowley Zela Crowley Edgar Sanborn Anna Drohan Pantale Di Paola Louis Stephan Jona CharlarxMarcie Rodefer Flora Miller and officiants Rev J Phelps Hand Rev Hugh T Stevenson Rev L I MacDongle Rev G Silverstone Rev EK Her Swein Rev Pantale Di Paola Rev Howard Downs Rev J M Henry.

John William Watson Ethel G. Uriel J. Phelps Hand Ralph O. Ennis Edith J. Moffett Herndon Hugh T. Stevenson Emmett B. Miller Willie Marton L. I. MacDongle Samuel Freeman Fannie Goldman Philadelphia G . Silverstone George Herbert Renton Mitchellsville Florence J. Morley Her Swein Thomas Gelmes Middleburg Ada Ashby Bluemont John E. Briggs Carry C. McConaughy Zela Bf. Crowley Wilmer P. Johnston Edgar Cummings Sanborn Anna Elien Drohan Pantale di Paola Louis Stephan Jona M. Charlarx Baltimore Howard ¥. Downs Marcie BL. Rodefer Flora Miller J. M. Henry

Deaths Reported In City Medical Facilities

A list of recent deaths includes Grace Bradley 30 from R I Avenue Northwest and Kenneth Crall 18 at Emergency Hospital. Others: Mary Ladd 73 at St Elizabeth Hospital Edward E Brooks 74 at St Mais Hospital Annie Nelson 77 at 7K Street Northeast and Nathan Newsom 72 at The Hudson corner 14th and 8th Streets NW. Laura Newsom, John Mockabee 50 at Sibley Hospital and Lola Sommers 6 hours old at 1227 13th Street NW. James Scott 23 at 1244 Union Court NW and Hattie Jackson 82 at St Kits Hospital.

Grace Bradley R. I. Ave Kenneth Crall Mary Ladd St. Eliz. Hopsital Edward E. Brooks St. Mais Hugh D. Digney Annie I. Nelson Buchanan White Nathan C. Newsom the Hudson Sts John W. Mockabee Sibley Jane EK Fairnote St, Nw Lottie M. Kegley Lola M. Sommers 13Th St James T. Scott Union Ct Robert L. Harris Gen Unty Mary Gordon H Sts Sarah Kerby Waderd Hattie Jackson St Kits

Sun and Tide Features and Weather Forecast

Today’s sun and tide table shows dawn at 5 01 and sunset at 7 02 with low tides at 12 04 and 4?7. Weather forecast notes somewhat warmer conditions Thursday and Friday for the District of Columbia Maryland Virginia with showers in southern Atlantic and gulf states and generally fair elsewhere.

A.M. P Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington District of Columbia Maryland Ats Virginia Gulf States New England Middle Atlantic Great Lakes Rocky Mountains Gulf of the St. Lawrence West Central Ohio Valley Tennessee East Gulf States South Atlantic Gulf Coast

Unclear Measurements and Values From Fragment

The fragment lists measurements and a price: 5 feet 3 inches, 6 feet, 9 feet 3 inches, and 12 feet plus a price of $5.75. Some entries lack context, but the items imply height or length figures and a monetary amount.

Paid $50 For Case Of Empty Bottles

Clarence Jones who is colored faced a false pretenses charge in police court as Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given paused a grand jury action. William Laylock and Albert Boyler testified they were offered a case of whisky for 60 dollars but received only empty bottles and stones. Jones’ bond was set at $1,000 by Judge McMahon.

Clarence Jones Lee Ralph Given William Laylock Albert Boyler

Negro's Case Delayed in Police Court Continuance Granted

Louis Randall, a Black man charged with attacks on white women, received a four week continuance in the United States branch police court. Judge John P. McMahon granted the motion proposed by Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given citing race riot conditions as justification. Samuel V. Gusack, defense attorney, did not object to the two week delay.

Louis Randall United States Police’ Court John P. McMahon Ralph Given Samuel V. Gusack

May Oust Jack Johnson

Laredo Texas July 23 Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion is set to be deported from Mexico a dispatch from Mexico City says the black boxer is in exile from the United States over alleged violations of the Mann White Slave law and faces charges by officials there.

Laredo Texas Jack Johnson Mexico Mexico City United States Manny

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