Riverview Florida Real Estate Offer by Dr Armstrong
Dr E H Armstrong a Jacksonville builder and Riverview property owner promotes easy pay plan investments in Florida real estate. He invites visitors to St James Hotel Washington DC or Florida offices to discuss a $25 cash then $10 monthly payment scheme for Riverview holdings near Jacksonville with parks casinos and public amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Armstrong
Riverview
Jacksonville
Florida
St. James Hotel
Armstrong
North America
Dr. Armstrong
Board of Trade
Washington
Washington, D. C
Coxey's Army at Camp Ordway Faces Shortages in Gear
At Camp Ordway visitors day drew many women with goodies as troops cope with shortages of tents cots shoes leggings and khaki trousers. Men sleep on the ground pending shipments while a canteen profits and requisitions form part of a broader effort to stabilize equipment for the Third Infantry and nearby formations bound for intensive southern training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Ordway
Coxey’s Army
District National Guard
War Department
Twenty-Ninth Tactical Division
Camp Ordway
Fort Myer
Germany
Germany In April. Before Being Called Into the Federal Service
Col
Glendle B. Young
James Gowana funeral set for 2a m at St Pauls Church
City notices report the funeral of James Gowana to be held at 2 a.m. today from St. Pauls Church. He died Saturday at his home 1837 Mintwood Place in his 74th year after 53 years as an employee of the engraving and printing department. He is survived by his wife three sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gowana
St. Paul’s Church
Mintwood Place
Pareau of Engraving and Printing
Resolutions seek 5 million for mob victims across nation
At Cosmopolitan Baptist Church a coalition led by the National Ministers Alliance and allied groups endorsed resolutions urging Congress to grant 5 000 000 dollars for living victims of mob violence in St Louis and to appoint a committee to distribute the funds. The colored community will pray 40 days for victims until the emancipation anniversary, ending with a September 24 meeting at Metropolitan AME Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
St. Louis
National Ministers’ Alliance
White Crage Association
A. M. E. Preachers’ Conference
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
Metropolitan A. M. E
May join shipping board Dawes for Brent seat eyed
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago is discussed as a possible successor to Theodore Brent on the shipping board. Brent resigned after Denman’s removal by President Wilson. Dawes, a financier and former Treasury comptroller, leads the Central Trust Company of Illinois and is likely to be named as a Republican appointee.
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Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Theodore Brent
Brent
Denman
Wilson
Dawes
Treasury
McKinley
Central Trust Company of
Illinois
Potatoes Authorized for Loans as Nonperishable Staple
The Federal Reserve Board, on Food Administration recommendations, classifies potatoes as a nonperishable staple. Warehouse receipts may be rediscounted at reserve banks for up to 90 days. Receipts become negotiable nationwide at the Fed rate, now 3 percent. Louis D. Sweet presented the proposal to Governor Harding, who affirmed the classification. This move is seen as a major financial aid to both growers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Food Administration
Federal Reserve
Louis D. Sweet
William T. G. Harding
Reserve Board
Fights Liquor In US Forces Aims To Educate Service Members
The united committee on war temperance activities in the army and navy is launched by national churches and temperance groups to educate soldiers and sailors about the evils of drink. Harley H. Gill of California is named executive secretary with offices in New York City. A $100,000 fund backs the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
United Committee On War Temperance Activities
Army and Navy
Commission On Temperance
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
World Christian Endeavor Union
Epworth League of America
Harley H. Gill
California
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
New York City
Rites for Dr E C Varela
Funeral services for Dr Ernest C Varela who died after a vertigo incident at the Interior Department will be held at his home 1346 Park Road tomorrow at 2 PM. The services will be conducted by the Masonic order, and he belonged to Washington Centennial Lodge and Mt Vernon Chapter. Burial will follow at Congressional Cemetery.
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Ernest C. Varela
Interior Department
Park Road
Masonic Order
Washington Centennial Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Congressional Cemetery
Whisky stocks found at Washington residence police seize distillery
Police seized nearly 80 gallons of whisky stored at 2133 Ward Place Northwest from Mrs Delia Finane who faces charges of operating an unlicensed bar and selling liquor to soldiers. Also detained is Benjamin De Lucas for selling liquor without a license after officers found three gallons at his quarters over a barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Finane
Washington
Ward Place
Northwest
Virginia
Kentucky
Benjamin de Lucas
Virginia Avenue Northwest
Knights Templar Outing at Chesapeake Beach Scheduled
Columbia Commandery No. 2 plans a traditional outing and barbecue at Chesapeake Beach with an ox roast and other features. Captain Carl Pflather chairs the outing committee, with L Whiting Wistes as commander. Company B Home Defense League will perform an exhibition drill in the evening. Shaffer's Flowers ad appears with address and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Commandery
No. 2
Knights Templar
Chesapeake Beach
Carl Pflather
L. Whiting Wistes
Knights of Columbia Commandery
Company B
Home Defense League
Daily Tide Tables and Weather Outlook for District Area
The report lists today’s sun and tide times with high tides at 5 05 PM and 4 30 PM, low tides at 7 23 PM and 11 08 PM, sun set noted. The weather forecast from Washington DC covers DC Maryland and Virginia, predicting fair and warmer conditions with southerly winds, plus a detailed local weather report including temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine hours.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland Fair
Virginia
Rocky Mountain
New England
Middle Atlantic
Marquette
Mich
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi River
Upper Lake Region
Neighbors Set to Press Warrant Charge Against Mrs Hill
Five Friendship Heights housewives plan to sue Mrs Leonora Hill for disorderly conduct at Rockville police court. Deputies broke in to serve the warrant finding her in bed. doctor advised against removal. husband promises appearance at 10 AM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Heights
L. Hil
Leonora Hull
the Heights
Rockville
Hill
Emory H. Bagley
William Frost
Charles Rippey
H. W. Offutt
Charles J. Roach
Montana
Miller Peake
Shippers urged to store goods to ease rail congestion
The Chamber of Commerce and the Council of National Defense urge shippers to add storage space at production sites and near consumption to reduce railroad car use. They call for using motor trucks for short hauls and aggregating carload shipments to free freight cars for longer hauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Council of National Defense
Child Killed by Train Near Edsall Station
Two year old Vernon Gitson, son of Elijah Gitson of Edsall Virginia, was killed when struck by a Southern train near Edsall station while playing on the tracks as his father spoke with friends. The parent attempted to reach him but the train passed over the child before he could intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Gitson
Elijah Gitson
Edsall
Edsall Station
Alexandria
Births Reported in Local News Items
Esue Tyson and Nellie Tyson report a girl. John Sabine and Laura Sabine welcome a boy. John Sobotke and Edna Sobotke announce a girl. James Presgraves and Margaret Presgraves have a boy. Duncan McPherson and Fauline McPherson greet a boy. Henry Meyer and Rose Meyer have a daughter. Charles Lickner and Carrie Lickner welcome a boy. Amos Ebersole and Florence Ebersole announce a boy. William Carroll and Rosa Carroll report a girl. Dockery Bradley and Eloy Bradley greet a girl. Edward Applebam and Mary Applebam announce a girl. William Johnson and Bessie Johnson welcome a girl. William Gibson and Deborah Gibson report a boy.
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Esue M
Nellie P. Tyson
Mery Sher
John J
Laura A. Sabine
John M
Edna F. Sobotke
James M
Margaret R. Presgraves
Duncan G
Fauline McPherson
Henry F. W
Rose
Meyer
Charles
Carrie Lickner
Amos BR
Florence G. Ebersole
William BR
Rosa M. Carroll
Dockery C
Eloy T. Bradley
Edward
Mary Applebam
William R
Bessie Johnson
William BH
Deborah J. Gibson
Death notices list dozens of local residents' ages and addresses
A sequence of death notices names many local residents with ages and street addresses including Rebekah F. Lyman 88 at 1714 Zist Street NW Katie Perskin 31 at 1330 H Pt NW Wade Harley 20 at 312 Md Ave NE Bridget O'Brien 68 at 27 Ath St NE John C. Daley 57 at Soldiers' Home Trosp Marie C. Packet 04 yre Sibiey Hospital Emeline L. Morse 80 at 1221 May Ave NW John D P Probey 26 Providence Hospital Thaddeus Bean 71 Ith Stow Sophie R. Hasse Lyra 1021 10th At AW Catherine E Brookw 347 Mont MW Bernard J. Andrews 5 months GUS D Mt R Joseph Campbell 1 day 1330 Hat AW Catherine Franklin 21 yra Thornless Hosp Ahce CG Mundy 41 at 632 Brewers T NE Hattie Brown 50 at 1808 Halt 1 SW Edward Allison 7 months 48 G St OW.
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Rebekah F. Lyman
Zist St
Katie Perskin
Wade Harley
MD. Ave
Bridget O'Brien
Ath
John C. Daley
Marie C. Packet
Sibiey Hospital
Emeline L. Morse
John DP Probey
Providence Hospital
Thaddeus Bean
Sophie R. Hasse
Lyra
Catherine E. Brookw
Tyr
Mont
Bernard J. Andrews
Gus D Mt
Joseph Campbell
Catherine Franklin
Ahce CG. Mundy
T. Ne
Hattie Brown
Edward Allison
Conference to Combat High Cost of Living Opening
A conference at the Raleigh Hotel will launch a vigorous campaign against maintaining high living costs. Commissioner Louis Brownlow will preside with speakers including William Kent, Arthur E. B. Holder, Frederic C. Leubuscher, and C. B. Kegley, among others, addressing monopoly and parasites as postwar price pressures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Louis Brownlow
William Kent
Tariff Commission
Arthur EB. Holder
American Federation of Lauber
Frederic C. Leubuscher
Lower Rents Society
Frederick F. Ingram
Farmers
C. B. Kegley
Washington State
Charles H. Ingersoll
New York
Benjamin C. Marsh
William Marion Reedy
Missouri
Edmund Vance Cooke
Ohio
Arts Club August Evenings Nonsense and No Limit
The Arts Club will host five August dinners in the club gardens with speakers delivering topics on Nonsense and related themes. August 2 features Charles T. Tittmann on Legal Nonsense and Choral Follies. August 9 Mra. F. E. Farrington Pedagogic Nonsense and Musical Foibles. August 16 Chase Palmer Scientific Nonsense and Ornamental Idiosyncrasies. August 23 Rudolph DeZapp Newspaper Nonsense and Editorial Pipedreams. August 30 George J. Zelnay Sculptural Nonsense and Studio Gas. Sundays offer Foolish suppers ending with Supper a la Fiffle D.D. on the final night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Club
Charles T. Tittmann
Mra. F. E. Farrington
Chase Palmer
Rudolph DeZapp
George J. Zelnay
Watchman Dies in Ambulance On Duty
Arthur Jones aged 49 of 512 Ninth Street NW died while being transported to Emergency Hospital yesterday after falling ill on his shift at a Ninth Street NW furniture store. He had been treated earlier that day for acute indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Ninth Street Northwest
Ninth Street
Jones
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Edsall, Va
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Emineac Comeotan
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Coin
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Message OF the
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