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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

9

Prohibition Speakers at Washington Pulpits Draw Big Crowd

The city hosts the nineteenth annual Antisaloon League convention with plans for William Jennings Bryan to speak at three churches and Richmond P. Hobson addressing services at two churches. Other sermons cover reconstruction themes and wartime faith as diverse pastors and speakers participate in tomorrow’s program across Calvary, First Congregational, Metropol tan Memorial, and more.

Antisaloon League of America United States Washington William Jennings Bryan Calvary Baptist Church Liberty Hut First Congregational Church Hobson Richmond P. Hobson Metropoltan Memorial Methodist Church Charles Wood Church of the Covenant Jinfe Washington College of Law Welock Antisaloon League Iva Landrith Henry Allen Tupper First Baptist Church Tupper E. Shoemaker

Merchants to defend sidewalk vault openings policy

An executive committee meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association is set for 10 o clock today to protest police action arresting a downtown merchant for allegedly improper sidewalk vault use. Commission Katz of the District board is expected to join. Merchants claim strict vault opening enforcement harms business and cannot keep openings closed except when handling goods.

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Katz District Board

Realty transfer seals four story corner property deal

Mrs M Brooks Reitz of M Brooks & Co bought the four story stone trimmed building at Twelfth and G streets NW for about 135000 through N L Lansbury for Isaac Saks of New York. The fireproof corner site fronts 45 feet on G and 135 feet deep. Reitz plans further improvements next to her 1109 G street store, enlarging with 1111 G street acquisition, to be completed in October.

Twelfth G Streets M Brooks Reitz M. Brooks & Co G Street N. L. Lansbury Isaac Saks New York Reitz Bertram Cohn Reits Reoma

Births and Deaths Reported

Births listed for James W and Lottie E Rall a girl Jacob and Esther Kligman dog Malcolm A and Florence A Mar Nenad a girl Attert and Annie TL Nalley box Ambrose and Mary Carter a girl. Deaths listed for Joseph B Knott 45 Prov Hoar Frank W Halpin 79 U S Soldiers Home Katherine H Kimhark 78 on Florence Totten 2 Prov Houpl Daniel B Anthony 6 Geo Wash Univ Hosps Willam H Singeer 71 1719 Wairmont st nw Ida F Palmer 45 Emergency Hosps Edward P Goodrich 07 1323 Clifton at nw John F Castello 21 yee Walter Reed Hospt Clementine Minor 41 121 Werkman st ae Robert Carter Ht sre 227 Captave ne Sarah Davis 28 Therentesis Hospt Benjamin Brown jr 45 ers 1127 Congrese Court on Effie Crawford 34 yra 353 Tost sw

Joseph B. Knott Edward P. Goodrich Clifton John F. Castello Walter Reed Clementine Minor Werkman Robert Carter Sarah Davis Benjamin Brown, Jr Effie Crawford Tost

Weather forecast and sun table for the DC area 1919

Forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia calls for partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with wide temperature changes and showers in the northern lake region and Florida. Temperatures show no major change overall. local reports detail hourly temps, rainfall of 0.26 inches, and sunshine around 7 percent.

TOS Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Rocky Mountains Mississippi Valley Florida Minnesota Iowa South Dakota New Mexico Missouri Valley Plains States Rocky Mountain Region Upper Lake Region New England New York Ojie Valley Tennessee Gulf States Lake Region Ohio Valley

First Ever Permit Granted for Capitol Protest Parade

For the first time a permit is granted to an organized body to assemble before the Capitol to protest wartime liquor laws. Elliott Woods ties the permit to labor leaders planning a June 14 parade and demonstration by workers. Maj. Pullman assures police permit. Inspector Cross to direct security. delegations from all sections expected.

Capitol Elliott Woods Raymond W. Pullman Inspector Cross

Memorial Choral Concert For Fallen Soldiers

A memorial concert at Central High School honors soldiers and sailors killed in action. A 200 voice chorus under War Camp Community Service will perform selections from The Messiah St Paul and Verdi Requiem amid flowers, with relatives of the fallen given reserved seats. Relatives contact Mr English 1408 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Otto Tomsy Simon directs with George H Wilson piano and Edith R Athey organ.

Central High School St Paul English Pennsylvania Avenue Dalymia, Euterpe and Apollo Choral Societies

City Club launches intensive drive for 1500 members

City Club begins a six week drive to recruit 1,500 active members with twenty teams patrolling the city. Meetings meet at the Commercial Club for luncheons and progress reports. Initiation fee is 100 dollars with 30 dollars due at joining. Dues are 60 dollars annually, paid quarterly. Members gain Commercial Club access immediately.

J Ar Commercial Club J. A. Whitfield J. H. Keane C. T. Claggett H. K. Cornwell J. Cunningham C. J. DeMoll Johef Volpe Oo. B. Evans C. A. Hammett Bf. Johanson R. Jose Holcomb Johnann Lee C. May R. J. Murphy George Plitt A. JT. Marsh H. Skinner H S. Walcott Sidney West Eugene Young A. J. Cummings

LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE PAIRINGS ACROSS CITIES

A list of numerous marriages is recorded with names and ages including William Vaughan Howard and Elise Cudworth in Charleston and several other couples from Virginia Maryland Ohio and New York. Also noted is Commander John W H Towers being relieved of duty with the navy transatlantic seaplane squadron and reassigned to air service duties.

William Vaughan Howard Elise Cudworth Charleston Williame "Ravine Snyder Olver Charler Hubbard Crrexeinmd Calf Rebecca Armstrong Janice A ‘Aydar Peopoldd Rabin New York Tena Goldberg Traltimore G. Silverstone William Harald Sime Catherne Ceceliu Henderson Alexandria Va Howard I Downs MacCubbin C. Jones Elizabeth & Scindz Charles Eo Pal Lector Prendberg Monte Greenberg Silverstone James G Cawthorn Rebecca Whitlock Keith Richmond Franklin Tiran Richard Carl Reb Chicago Tanda Eligzabeth Stuart Georgetown John WH Towers Navy Transatlantic Commission For Air Terms Eitling Prarie

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