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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

6

City Briefs Featuring July Meeting and Picnics

The Washington Club of Printing House Craftsmen hosts a July meeting tonight at 8:15 in the Hotel Harrington with a buffet luncheon. Meane Council of the Knights of Columbus plans a picnic at Great Falls Park with a musical program by the Ladies' Victory Orchestra. Colorado State Society marks the 43d anniversary with a picnic at the Pierce Mill site in Rock Creek Park Friday at 4:30. Maine Association holds a basket picnic next Saturday from 5 p.m. to dark at Sixteenth Street reservoir grove. Knights of Columbus dance tonight at the Washington barracks at 8:15 with Fort Myer band.

Washington Club of Printing House Craftsmen Harrington Meane Council the Knights of Columbus Great Falls Park Ladies’ Victory Orchestra Colorado State Society Maine Association Sixteenth Street Reservoir Fourteenth Street Colorado Avenue Reservoir Knights of Columbus Washington Barracks Fort Myer

Births Reported In Local Notices

A long list of births includes multiple newborns with parents and genders. Names include Wall, Stowe, Leech, Kleinknecht, Halliday, Thomas, Smith, Rivers, Parker, Moore, Huey, Harrison, Bundy and others with varied dates and locales.

Willian A Cecelia V. Wall William Rose Thaler Wabert Macg St. Clair Louis A Johanna J. Spiesa Frank BR Anna Scherer John D Catherine C. Stowe Jack B Casilla Paraona Harry Lillian Owens Edward V Isabelle Naughton Harry A Hazel Mormer Michael J Norah T. Leech Charles F Nell M. Kleinknecht John BE Cluey HW. Halliday Howart H America V England Mary Halley Edward D Florence Ardery James A Beatrice Thomas Wallace Cynthia Smith Daniel W Mintie B. Rivers Benjamin F Ema L. Parker Wagene W Bertha Puller Samuel Emma J. Moore Dorsey L Kate Huey Edward G Ruth E. Harrison Vienry Sarah Fatefax Wits B Clara B. Bundy

District of Columbia to Name Freight Ship Built in Alexandria

The Board of Trade may host a citywide demonstration to honor the keel laying and launch of a ninth vessel at the Alexandria yards. The ship, named District of Columbia, will be a high class freighter for the government with 9400 ton capacity. Arthur May awaits date confirmation for a possible ceremony.

Washington Board of Trade Alexandria District of Columbia Colin H. Livingstone Virginias Shipbuilding Corporation Livingstone Arthur J. May

Omaha Welcomes Motor Transport Train In Daylong Events

A holiday in Omaha marked the arrival of the motor transport corps transcontinental train. Mayor led officials and citizens in a parade to Capitol Park for an inspection, then to Fort Omaha for camping. A Chamber of Commerce dinner and Krugs Park dance followed. Numerous couples listed with varying hometowns attended the event and reception.

Washington Post Omaha Motor Transport Corps Vic Nebraska Capitol Park Fort Omaha Omaha Chamber of Commerce l Krugs Park

Deaths Listed in City Hospitals and Homes

A crowded toll of recent deaths includes Edith Clephane age 6 at Columbia Hosp and James H. Wedding age 39 at Prov Hosp. Others range from infants at US hospitals to elderly residents at nursing homes and the Home for Aged and Infirm, reflecting multiple institutions across the city.

Edith Clephane Columbia Tittell William Taylor James H. Wedding Henry D. Setler Philip A. Triplett Garfield Henjamin M. Miller Wyo Milfred Nelson William J. Murphy Mary Rose Mallan Visttutior Convent Conn Annie M. Henley Willam AL Carpenter John S. Battle Walter Reed Mary C. Elbert Nellie Shepherd Belle V. Cumberland Wii Brand Georgetown Univ Francis X. Michalowics Ave Max Yotta Harrison Percy A. Burton, Jr Susan Barnes Samuel Greene Nancy Turner Canal St Owen F. Hamilton Avaos Green Edward Baylor St. Ave. Nw James Gertrude Wilson Patterson St Jessie Cordelia Coles Freedman Edward Rosa Brown St. Ne

Weather and tide table from July issue

The page includes a sun and tide table with sunrise at 6 06 PM and low tides at 5 81 and 9 6 51 plus a weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau. It covers a forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with fair conditions and little temperature change through Wednesday and Thursday. There are detailed temperature readings, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and river bulletin notes for Harpers Ferry with Potomac and Shenandoah rivers muddy.

SUN and Tide P.M. Sun Risim Aigh Tides Sun Pete Lew Tides Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Atlantic Coast Rocky Mountain Mississippi Valley Eas States Great Lakes Pacific Coast Middle Atlantic New England Ohio Valley Northwestern States United States Middle Plains States Rocky Mountain Region Missionipp River Harpers Ferry W.a Potomac Shenandoah

Goons after my husband's death years ago

Merry Wider claims typhoid and stomach trouble sufferers find relief with a simple remedy. She praises Msyx's Wonderful Remedy three months of use restoring regularity and well being. The ad promises mucus removal and reduced inflammation aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee. People’s Drug Stores advertise it.

Stoemsch Msyx

Tariff Fixed on Magnesite by House Committees

Republicans of the House wars and means committees yesterday reached a final agreement on tariff rates on magnesite to be recommended to Congress. Imports of crude magnesite would be taxed ten dollars a ton, finished magnesite fifteen dollars a ton, and manufactured bricks twenty six per cent ad valorem plus fifteen dollars a ton. Western magnesite producers pressed for high duties to shield the industry from foreign competition.

House Wars and Means Committees Congress

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