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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1915

Page

10

Fiscal Inquiry in Fall Briefs Instead of Hearings

A congressional joint committee to investigate the district’s fiscal affairs plans to arrange briefs and adjourn until autumn. Representative Henry T. Rainey urges limited hearings, preferring briefs to oral testimony and a study period before December Congress. Chairman designate may be Senator Chilton with Rainey, Gard, and Cooper.

Congressional Joint Committee United States Henry T. Rainey Thoidome Flouse Formmitter Ramney Senator Chilton West Virginia House Rainey Gard Cooper Clark

Germans Without Food Parade to the Railhead in Austria

German troops near Kleff, Austria Galicia, push forward in poor condition after two days of marching with little food. A stream of prisoners pours into the railhead as 4,000 infantrymen surrender without firing a shot and are moved toward Hungary after distributing captured provisions to weary comrades. Russians appear and Austrian delegates secure a meal before departure. Lone Bavarian soldiers are among captives from Czernowitz, with 12,000 prisoners already en route from East Galicia toward Sfhena.

Klef Austria-Galicia Hungary Commissariat Kief Czernowitz East Galicia Sfhena

Senator Lea's Wife Ill in Asheville After Pneumonia

Mrs Luke Tea wife of Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee lies seriously ill at a cottage in Asheville North Carolina Physicians report her condition critical early today but she showed some improvement this evening Senator Lea and Mrs Tea's parents Mr and Mrs Percy Warner of Nashville arrived to be with her Messages had summoned them from Nashville as the illness worsened and then slight improvement followed by tonight's report

Washington Post Asheville N. C Luke Tea Luke Lea Tennessee Senator Lea Percy Warner Nashville Lea

Musical stock to replace dramatic company at Columbia Theater

Columbia Theater management announced a change to a musical comedy stock company for the season starting April 5. The initial production will be The Rose Maid, with future titles including The Red Mill The Spring Maid The Enchantress The Echo The Tenderfoot and Bright Eyes. Personnel for the stock company has not yet been announced.

Columbia Theater F Street Tlayhouse Werba & Luescher Bright Eyes

The Blue Envelope farce at Columbia premiere

A Washington review of The Blue Envelope at the Columbia notes brisk laughter from the farce’s misadventures in a beauty clinic and blackmail plot centered on a blue envelope, with praise for several performances and critique of pacing in act two.

Recreation lecture at All Souls Church Washington

The lecture on The Recreation Facilities of Washington will be held tomorrow at 8 36 p m in All Souls Church Fourteenth and L streets with speakers F A McKenzie from Ohio State University and EK. 8. Martin District playgrounds supervisor. The talk will include illustrations followed by an informal discussion.

Washington All Souls’ Church Fourteenth L Streets F. A. McKenzie Ohio State University Martin

City News In Brief Board adds six to the Trade directors

At a noon meeting of the Board of Trade directors six new members were named John M Siuster Charles T Wood Edgar R B Embrey Arthur BD H Middleton David A Buer and Irvin Owings The March full membership meeting was set for Thursday March 18 at the Willard.

Board of Trade John M. Siunter Charles T. Wood Edgar R. B. Embrey Arthur BD. H. Middleton David A. Buer Irvin Owings Willard

Vocational Guidance Talk and Public Building Uniforms Policy

The District carried a lecture series on Vocational Guidance at Miner Normal School. The State War and Navy Building force must wear regulation dark blue uniforms with brass buttons after May 1, procured at their expense, while civilian dress is allowed now. The Board of Trade shad bake committee was announced with chairman Edwin R. Brooks and a list of members. Social centers in school buildings are being requested by Chevy Chase residents and Birney Hillsdale groups, with supervision plans endorsed by the Board of Education. Louis Fost of the Labor Department will speak tonight to the Home Club on single tax and its application to trusts rents wages and the cost of living.

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Appetite Follows Good Digestion

An old advertisements claims appetite rises with digestion and warns of toxic waste clogging bowels. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural, pleasant remedy for indigestion constipation and related symptoms. Available in drug stores for five to ten cents or a dollar per bottle. requests free trial from Dr W H Caldwell, 452 Washington St Monticello le.

W. H. Caldwell Washington St Monticello

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