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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1919

Page

12

Upkeep Cost 21 Gents and 16 Acres Building Details

The Interior Department's Washington structure, costing about 0,000,000, spans 85,000 square feet on 16 acres. Maintenance runs 0.218 per square foot, cheaper than many large offices. The report lists extensive systems and components, including pipes, wires, and thousands of windows, noting its operation costs are among the lowest for major buildings.

Washington Interior Department BH. J. Ayers Treasury Department Municipal New York Woolworth City Hall Philadelphia North American Ay¢ra

Predicts Doom of Ragtime and Shift to Opera Education

John C Freund of Musical America warned at Central High School that ragtime and jazz will fade as society moves toward higher music. He predicted ballroom waltz replaces shimmying, praised community singing, and urged more operatic music in public schools. He claimed America now has more high‑level musicians and that students need not study abroad for musical excellence.

John C. Freund New York Musical America Ang Et Central High School Hlgher Order Freund America

John Galsworthy to Speak at Washington University

English novelist John Galsworthy visits Washington on a brief tour and will lecture at George Washington University chapel this afternoon at 12 15 in the arts and sciences building on G Street Northwest. The event offers Washingtonians a rare free opportunity to hear him. Galsworthy is in the U S for the Lowell centennial celebration in New York and will tour a few Western and Southern cities before returning to England.

John Galsworthy Washington George Washington University Arta and Sciences Department G Street

Births Reported In Local News Item

Names of parents and newborns listed in a births roundup including Bar mends L and Mac, Willian and Margaret Simmons, Parsons, Peng, Platnick, O'Sullivan, Neumann, Millar, Mawaburg, Le Garde, Greenweil, Gass, Fanjiwara, Dickinson, Dawns, Crawford, Carr, Armand-ioxe, Thornton, Thomas, Toner, Pearson, Nash, Mattison, Lathern, Hamilton, Menderson, Carroll, Crew, Burke.

jBarmend L Mac Willian Margaret Simmons George W Ruth A. Parsons Louid V Eda BF Peng Nathan Ethel Platnick Jeremiah Lurde O'Sullivan Sian Walawe Dorothy Neumann John A Vivetnig D. Millar Earl Elsie Mawaburg Tans A Alice H. le Garde Charles Margaret B. Greenweil Rayroud A Anne Gass Gunsboro Monnerrate Fanjiwara George A Hazel TD Dickinson Francis WW Mary L. Dawns Arthur Ko Helen Crawford Jaron F Mattie Carr Harry M. Aid Margaret Herry Albert Mary Armand-ioxe Py George Bertha Thornton John W Marie Thomas Dudley Mitte Toner Wilbur Maggie Pearson Norway Grace Nash Llenzy Katherine Mattison Ernest Vernace Lathern Walter Elizabeth Hamilton Douglas Kua Menderson Berkley Helen Carroll William J Mamie L

Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and Homes

A list of recently reported deaths includes ages from newborn to 94, with names such as Theophilos Felter 74 and James H Haston 94. Local addresses on 14th Street NW and Bates Avenue, plus Freedmen’s Hospital connections, appear among the entries. Other names include Fannie White 84, Anthony Stroud 60, and Bernice Murray 8 months, reflecting a mix of community residents and hospital affiliations.

Whoman J Lerch Millsave, Ow Theophilos Felter I'rood Maith Stoner Garfield

Bride's Life Saved by Transfusion

Abraham Joseph and his 15 year old wife Alma Virginia Joseph lay at Camualty Hospital recovering from gas asphyxiation after being found unconscious in their room at 135 Eighth Street SE. A blood transfusion saved Mrs. Joseph's life and both were reported to be improving after treatment by casualty staff.

Abraham Joseph Alma Virginia Joseph Camualty Hospital Joseph Spitel

Weather Summary and Tide Table for DC Area

A historical weather section reports sun and tide lines, high and low tides, and a full District of Columbia weather forecast. It notes a strong weekend storm moving northeast over the St Lawrence valley with rain and snow in Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions, plus warnings for rivers from the Carolinas to Alabama. The forecast calls for fair, cooler weather Monday in the mid Atlantic states, increasing cloudiness Tuesday, and unsettled conditions in the South Atlantic states. A local weather report lists hourly temperatures, precipitation, and sun hours, along with departures from normal and precipitation deficits.

S. Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington District of Columbia Mary-1 Virginia Ohie St. Lawrence Great Lakes Mississippi Onto Valley Tennestne Ohio Alles Great Laken Atlantic Cape Hatteras Upper Rio Grande Valley Rocky Mountain Plainy States Galt States Atlantic States Upper Air Valley Regium Dekentair North Atlantic Wales South Atlantic East Gulf Coast West Gulf Leries Lakes

Concert at Marino Barracks by Waring Band Orchestra

At 2 30 p m the Waring Band Orchestra led by William Bantelmenn performs at Marino Barracks with a program including Symphony No 6 Pastoral and The Village Festival Thunder Storm plus marches and patriotic selections. The United States Soldiers Home Band Orchestra conducted by John M Zimmermann performs at 8 18 pm in Branley Hall with marches overtures and waltz tunes and patriotic songs.

Marino Barracks Waring Qroheatra William Bantelmenn United States Soldiers’ Home Branley Hall John M. Zimmermann Gur Admeinistration

Fragmentary Notices On Private Jewelry Dealings

A partial OCR fragment mentions diamonds and old jewelry bought for sane from telgate varies or and 9m rates. It references private ayington boas and Priest Bide and a telephone contact Fran.

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Thieves Grab Auto and Items in Harvest Thefts

Police logged several theft reports after investigations showed amateur methods failed. McCray Refrigerator Co at 616 F St NW lost a four hundred dollar safe contents and two thirty dollar liberty bonds. At 13th and Massachusetts a bureau drawer yielded two sheets of linens. David Tauber at 700 1st St SE reported a touring car stolen with four tires. Milton H Wood at 1114 P St NW had a revolver and clothes stolen from an unlocked front door.

Bow Eckert McCray Refrigerator Company F Street Lowe G Linutaud de Sete Thirteenth Street Massachusetts Avenue David Tauber Milton H. Wood

Federal labor agency urged to provide employment service

Nicholas Van der Pyl of the Department of Labor urged creation of a federal employment service during a Liberty Hut meeting under MCA and Sunday Talkers auspices. He criticized Congress for not funding it and said private labor exchanges failed. cooperation for reconstruction would close the gap between labor and industry.

Tuitea States Employment Service Con- Eres Nicholas van der Pyl Department of Labor Liberty Hut MCA Talerm van der Pyl

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