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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

7

City Club Told of Tax on Land Plan

Representative Oscar B Keller of Minnesota addressed the City Club on a National Merchants and Manufacturers program to repeal several taxes and fund a land values tax. He said it would raise about 960 million yearly from land values exclusive of improvements while shifting burden to inheritance and related measures.

National Merchants and Manufacturers Association Oscar B Keller Minnesota Merchants and Manufacturers Keller

Policeman Sues for 10000 Dollars Over Prosecution

Police Jeremiah F. Sullivan of the Tenth precinct sues Leo Simmons for 10000 damages alleging that prosecution hurt his good name. Sullivan was arrested months ago over alleged erection of wooden garages on German government property and was dismissed from the force after a trial bond hearing. He was later reinstated on a mandamus issued by Justice Ashley M. Gould with attorney Matthew H. E. O’Brien as counsel.

Jeremiah F. Sullivan Tenth Precinct District Supreme Court Leo Simmons Sullivan Simmons Ashley M. Gould Matthew HE. O'Brien

Elks Flag Day Exercises at Sylvan Theater

Washington Lodge No. 15 BPOE holds Flag Day ceremonies at Sylvan Theater near the Washington Monument Sunday afternoon at 6 15. Representative William A Rodenberg is principal speaker, Rep John W Langley presides, Lodge members will exemplify the ritual, and President Harding plus other notables are expected to attend.

William A. Rodenberg Washington Lodge No. 15 Sylvan Theater Washington Monument John W.W. Langley Todge Harding

Court petition claims father denied access to two children

Robert A. Steinburg of the Department of Agriculture petitions the District Supreme Court for an order to see his two children after his wife, in a suit for limited divorce, alleges cruelty and desertion. He says she refuses to let him view a child born shortly after the alleged desertion.

Robert A. Steinburg Department of Agriculture District Supreme Court

Weather and Tide Table With Forecast for DC Maryland Virginia

The District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia receive a weather forecast for Thursday and Friday with a high risk of thundershowers and unsettled conditions. Tides show high tides at 10 24 and 11 02 with low tides at 4 3 and 5 18 p m. Temperature readings include midnight 60 and a high of 78 with varying humidity and sun hours totaling 6.8.

U. 8 Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington, C District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Mississinpi River Ghia Valley Appalachian Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountains Middle Atlantic States Mississippi Rocky Mountain Horky Mountains Lake Region Ohio Valley Tennessee East Gulf States Mississippi River New England Atlantic States Canadian River Union City Okla Arkansas River Tulsa Bainfall

Central High School Honors Distinction Awarded in Chapel

At the school presentation chapel yesterday Isaac Gans of the Washington Chamber of Commerce awarded Harold Rider the chamber’s medal for the top score in the sharpshooters contest. Cadet medals went to Michael McInery Howard M Chaplin John BuVaylor, presented by Col. Alf red CT. Smith. Hubert Lee received a medal for prize debating. Medals for school publications were given to Josephine F. Peckham Robert Latimer and Martha Edmonsion by George W. Hodgkins of the Alumni association. School letters for athletic competition were presented by George J. Jones and Miss Margaret Carruthers.

Central ‘High School Stude Isaac Gans Washington ‘Chamber of Commerce Harold Rider Michael McInery Howard M.‘Chapin Ang John BuVaylor Col S Alffred CT. Smith Hubert Lee Josephine F. Peckham Robert €. Latimer Martha Edmonsion George, W. Hodgkins George J. Jones Migs Margaret Carruthers

Two Men Charged With Transporting Whisky at Union Station

Marl Bradshaw and Harry Mervis of Baltimore were fined 156 or 60 days in jail after being arrested at Union Station by Detective Seret Stringfellow. Each man allegedly carried two suitcases with twelve quarts of whisky en route to Lynchburg for personal use.

Marl Bradshaw Harry Mervis Baltimore McMahon Union Station Seret Stringfellow Lynchburg

Deaths Reported in Local Notices and Obituaries

A jumble of names and ages appears in a local death notices fragment listing individuals such as Elizabeth Rollins 60, Mary Walsh 4, Arthur W. Gash Jr 2 months, Catherine Mittler 78, and Emily Gilbert 62 among others. Hospitals and addresses are scattered, with references to Mercy Emergency Hospital and various streets, suggesting an obituary or death notice roundup.

John Comprerng Alvin T. Hert Alter Reed Foap Willa Elizabeth Rollins Marry B. Biles Alice S. Adams Wiliam H. Dyer Geo. Bibles Ellen Sager Ave Mary Walsh Arthur W. Gash, Jr Randhipn Catherine Mittler Emily Gilbert George Blackstone Wash

June crop report shows sharp winter wheat drop across states

The June forecast lowers winter wheat to 678,000,000 bushels from 629,000,000 on May 1 and May forecast, due to poor conditions in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Kansas declines by 3,006,000 bushels, Nebraska by 2,000,000, and Oklahoma about 2,000,000. Spring wheat is expected to rise 42,000,000 bushels with 18,023,000 acres planted, 7.2 percent less than last year, and spring wheat conditions modestly above last year's June level.

Department ‘of ‘Agriculture Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma

Fever Contagious Diseases Drop in District Reports

The health officer notes a weekly decline with only 88 cases of diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox and typhoid fever versus over 1000 in January. Whooping cough falls to 376, measles total 1020 amid 100060 resident children. Births reach 196 and deaths 108.

Col Herron Announces Civilian Training Camp Applications

Col. Leroy Herron announced that application blanks for young men to enter the civilian training camp at Camp Meade on August 1 for 30 days may be obtained at 509 Tenth street northwest and at Fort Myer Virginia. Physical examinations for successful applicants will be conducted at the army medical school 462 Louisiana avenue northwest or at Fort Myer.

Leroy Herron Camp Meade Tenth Street Northwest Fort Myer Army Medical School Louisiana Avenue Northwest

City briefs show Washington clubs and a civil verdict

The Washington chapter of the American Institute of Architects meets at noon at the Cosmos club. The Trinity Mews club convenes at Trinity Community house at 8 tonight. The Friday Living club presents The Sleeping Beauty at Johnson Powell Community center Friday and Saturday. A real estate board luncheon inaugurates today at 1 p.m. at the Lafayette hotel. Secretary John A. Petty predicts large turnout. A jury awarded William Allen $1,750 against the Washington Railway and Electric Co for injuries from a street car collision with a fire truck. Attorney William McLeahy represented Allen.

City Washington American Institute of Architects Cosmos Club Johnson Powell Community Center Reorganized Washington Real Estate Board Lafayette Hotel John A. Petty William Allen Greman Washington Railway and Eiectric Company William Mc. Leahy Allen

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