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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1917

Page

6

Labor Secretary Urges Boys to Farm Work

Secretary Wilson told state directors of the boys working reserve that a drift to farm culture is vital now and that the effort will teach efficiency. W. Gifford spoke on democracy via volunteer methods while Dr Noble P Barnes was named chair of the physical examination committee and Robert C Howard to head a wage inquiry on farm work. T. W. DeGast announced four additional registration offices including at McKinley Manual Training School. Herbert Hoover will address the closing session this afternoon.

Wilson States Willard W. &. Gifford Council of National Defense Noble P. Barnes Robert C. Howard T T. W. DeGast MCA McKinley Manual Training School Herbert &. Hoover

Poisonous gas origin linked to Venezuelan plant seeds

A pamphlet by the Smithsonian Institution claims German forces obtained seeds from a Venezuelan plant to produce poisonous gases used in the war. The seeds allegedly were bought before the war and are now considered contraband by England, with expert Dr J N Re associata noting botanical connections in Venezuela and Texas.

Venezusia Smithsonian Institution England J. N Venezuela Texas

Georgetown women plan Red Cross center meeting

The women of Georgetown will meet Monday at 8 p m at Linthicum Hall near Thirty-fifth street to organize a Red Cross center. Speakers include Mrs E Cranston and Miss Tucy Minnegerode, veterans of Red Cross work in Russia, with Mrs Newton D Baker presiding.

Georgetown Linthicum Hall Thirty-fifth Street Red Cross E. Cranston Tucy Minnegerode Russia Newton D. Baker

Effort to Cut Size of Congressional Record

The drive to trim the Congressional Record cites extraneous material in each issue. Rep Walsh of Massachusetts says since Congress opened 29 poems 70 articles 54 editorials 26 outsider speeches 169 letters and 725 telegrams have been inserted. One member reportedly filed 534 telegrams filling 19 pages in a single day.

House Representative Walsh Massachusetts Congress

New Trial Granted for Peter W. Allen in Death Case

Justice Gould in the District Supreme Court granted a new trial to Peter W. Allen, recently convicted of first degree murder in the death of his stepson Ernest Aijlen at his Good Hope home last April. Attorney Robert Miller argued that a juror was disqualified for a structural relation with the United States government at the trial time.

Justice Gould District Supreme Court Peter W. Allen Ernest Aijlen Good Hope Robert Miller Allen United States

Smyth Named For Chief Justice Of District Court Of Appeals

Constantine Z Smyth nominated by President Wilson to be Chief Justice of the District Court of Appeals to succeed Seth Shepard retired. Smyth has served as special assistant to the U S Attorney General, with Omaha Nebraska as headquarters. He was Nebraska attorney general, born 186? and Creighton University graduate. He admitted to Omaha bar 1885 and U.S. Supreme Court bar 1897. He led Nebraska Democratic Party central committee, chaired the 1898 Democratic National Convention, and led Nebraska delegation to St Louis in 1904. He was a Wilson delegate to the Baltimore convention.

Constantine Z. Smyth Wilson District Court of Appeals Seth Shepard Apecal United Sates Omaha Nabe Gilbert N. Hirchcock Smth Senate Smyth Nebraska Creighton Toniversity Omaba Sasene Court United States Democratio Sare Central St. Toula Nebraska State Bar Association

Licensed to Marry List of Civil Union Pairs

A Washington and cross state matches list includes Barmett M Trew and Nellie B Gudger. Ernest Galleher Jr and Elizabeth Rhodes. Robert R Portoess and Viorenca Fidel Baller. Carl B Maivenill and Parr. Meadows and Etta Md Harrell. Wallace W Baker and Helen B Clarkson. Ivan J Pound and Aurte V Connelly. Toy Wy Cribbet and Ethel M Seliare. Thomas Campbell and Mary L Harden. Joseph L Liber and Laura B Whitt. Philip Cronan and Eleanor K Stutzell. Charles B Fults and Mary B Orr. M J Rioridan and remaining spouse.

Barmett M. ‘Trew Washington Nellie B. Gudger Cary Edgar ©. Powers Ernest Galleher, Jr Elisabeth Rhodes Walter BR. Burnett Robert R. Portoess Baltimore Viorenca Fidel Baller Westernport G. Elis Williams Carl B. Maivenill New York City Parr Campbell Tal Ul, Meadows Etta Md. Harrell Ruston Samuel A. Greene Wallace W. Baker Helen B. Clarkson Alfred Harding Ivan J. Pound Aurte V. Connelly George A Philip Cronan U. S. Navy Eleanor K. Stutzell Charles B. Fults William ©. Holand Mary B. Orr M. J. Rioridan

Births Reported In Local Families

Leslie A and Mildred frettery announce a boy. Harvey W and Dora F Summers report a boy. Clarence and Elizabeth A Poston welcome a girl. Patrick H and Mary A O Donoghue have a boy. William A and Margaret Nelson welcome a boy. Touia E and Gladys J De Moreland report a boy. Clayton W and Paulina C Linking announce a girl. Jay T and Gravell Hixson welcome a boy. Rudolph G and Mathilda Horn report a girl. George F and Marion A Hunt announce a boy. Hernard F and Ona A Fegan report a boy. John G and Angelica G Dassoulas welcome a boy. William I and Florence Collins have a boy. Jefferson D and Lucy B Blackwell report a girl. Frank W and Florence Spriggs announce a boy. Charles S Ang Mary W Garner Yor Zake and Jessie Powter welcome a girl. Moses and Gertrude Belford report a boy. Jarrell S and Erna J Berry announce a boy. George KR and Elizabeth Alien report a boy.

Leslie A Mildred Harvey W Dora F. Summers Clarence Elizabeth A. Poston Patrick H Mary A. O'Donoghue William A Margaret Nelson Touia Gladys J. de Moreland Clayton W Paulina C. Linking Jay T Gravell Hixson Rudolph G Mathilda Horn George F Marion A. Hunt Hernard F Ona A. Fegan John G Angelica G. Dassoulas William I Florence Collins Jefferson D Lucy Blackwell Frank W Florence Spriggs

Deaths reported in city hospitals and homes

A list of recent deaths including ages and last known addresses such as John W Starsna 1nuZ Lite Bt DW ary KR, Katherine C McGuiggan 48 at 1862 Quincy st aw, Clara Williams 38 at Emergency Hospital, Carrie M Brown 5 days 518 7th st aw, and Dortha M Williams 21 days 120 Jackson Gail alley nw, with others at Washington Asylum Hospital Providence Hospital Sibley Hospital and U S Soldiers Home. The notice enumerates names ages and locations for mortality records.

John W. Starsna John W. Wrenn Anne Hopkins Sibley Hospital Fupkce & Egan Harvard St Anna S. Dillard Carrie M. Brown 7Th St Clara Williams Emergency Henry Tanner Fda Wilson John Williams Washington Asylum Hospital Dortha M. Williams Jackson Gail Alley

Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Update

The notice provides a sun and tide table with rising and setting times and high and low tides, followed by a District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia forecast from the Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau. It reports warm conditions ahead, general showers east of the Mississippi, and temperature readings across several states with locations such as Pierre South Dakota and Grand Junction Colorado noted.

U. 8 Dept. of Agriculture Weber Bureau Washington, D. C District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Great Lakes New England Pacific States Plains States Rocky Mountain Pierre Dak North Pintte Nebr Grand Junction Colo Puebin Dodge City Kens Shreveport Concordia Kans Wichita Oklahoma Okla Bert Worth Palestine Texas Mississippi River North Dakota North Pacific Atlantic States Great Central Valleys Plains South Atlantic East Gulf Upper Lake

City Bulletins of Floral Emblems and Prices Prompt Edge

Local notices report floral emblem pricing and market prompts with references to Lith 200 and codes M 2416. Officials urge scrutiny of pricing and authenticity amid evolving market constraints.

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