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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1919

Page

4

Funeral services for Thomas W. Smith

Thomas W. Smith, long prominent in Washington business and civic affairs, dies after years of health decline. Funeral Wednesday at 11 at Calvary Church with Rev. James Shera Montgomery officiating. burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Smith led the Board of Trade, helped relocate a prison hospital, founded Smith Lumber Company, and was a longtime banker and civic supporter, survived by four daughters and other relatives.

Thomas W. Smith Washington Selock Calvary E. Church James Shera Montgomery Rock Creek Cemetery Smith Columbia, Road Oxon Hil National Capital Bank Fie East Washington Savings Bank Washington Loan and Trust Company Masons M Benjamin B. French Lodge Smithe Gordonville Lancaster County Clifford A. Smith Georges L. Smith

Deaths and civil service call for temporary clerks in Washington

A list of deceased individuals includes Mary Benedict, James Burlette Jr, Ira B. Conkling, Alma Miner, Morilla Roach, John Laggan, Catherine Morgan, Margaret Milley, D. Preece, McCerdy, James W. Livingston, Alfred Mote, infant of Clara Tryan, Lavennia Washington, Alice Hart, Primua Simmona, Louisa Thompson, Margaret Mason, Walter Gentry, and Geraldine Washington. The Civil Service Commission announces forthcoming need for about 100 temporary typists in Washington government offices. applications to Civil Service Commission, 1724 F Street NW.

Mary K. Benedict Pravd James Burlette, Jr Garfield Morph Ira B. Conkting Alma L. Miner Morrla Roach Casualty John Laggan Garfield Catherine Morgan Margaret M. Milley Atohrore D. Preece Gylgrenerite McCerdy Azyra U. Rospl James W. Livingston Alfred B. Mote Clara Herman Tryan Coimpia Lavennia Washington Alice Hart N. J. Ave Primua AL Walter L. Gentry Geraldine Washington Civil Service Commission Washington F Street

Banquet for Rep Edward Keating In Washington

A testimonial banquet will honor Representative Edward Keating of Colggedo at the New Washington tomorrow evening. Hosted by the joint retirement committee of government employee groups, the event highlights Keating’s work for retirement and related legislation. Ed ward J. Ryan chairs the banquet committee with speakers including Robert H. Alcorn Senator McKellar Wilson and Morrison. A Virginia-led drive to erect a monument to Col John S Mosby was announced by Mrs Howard Carter and other Virginians. Swift & Company reports beef sales in Washington for the week to March 1 1819.

Edward Keating Colggedo Uwpbbitt Keating Edward J. Ryan Hailway Mall Association Bananet Robert H. Alcorn Joint Senator McKellar Tennessee Wilson Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Col John S. Mosby Howard Carter Warrenton, Va Swift & Company Washington, D. .C

Sealed Gold L Brand promise for vitality at any age

An old time health ad touts Sepergis with a claim that sound wealthy men stay vigorous at seventy or eighty. It promotes a "pure original" Haariem elixir and three sealed packages, promising restored kidneys, stronger muscles, and renewed spirits. It warns money offers no help and urges asking for imported GOLD L.

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