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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1911

Page

8

Children's Hospital Adds New Wing and Remodels

The Children’s Hospital at Thirteenth and W streets northrest completed months of interior remodeling and a new WY street wing. Capacity rises from 85 to 126 patients with separate wards for tuberculosis contagious and general diseases. A pay ward provides seven suites for paying families. Memorial rooms honor several donors. the endowment fund supports operations. Supervisors Gen. Woodhull and Admiral Brownson oversaw the project with furnishings funded by Mrs. Gale and Mrs. McGuire. grounds enhanced by J H. Small.

Children’s Hospital Thirteenth W Streets WY Street Charley C. Glover A. C. Bates Clarence Moore Daisy Sherill Frederick Leaetch John C Taft Frederick B McGuire Robly D. Evans Sally Shenck H. Vandercroft J. B. Tupper Annie L. Edwards E. F. A. King F. M Frank Sutton Beechman Winthrop Douglas J. J. Stephens G. N. Acker M. Griffith H. P. Palmer Joseph EB. Willard W. W. Finley C. L. Sturtevant W. Harban Reginald Fendall Natale J. F. Leech W. 5. Teel Ann Dorothy Hill L. Chambers John C. Simpson Macartney Caroline B. Hart J. M. Wright Powell Minnegrode J. F. Mitchel Charles C. Glover R. B. Donaldson C. Moore H L. Crawford George Robinson Georgetown Gen. Woodhull Admiral Brownson Thomas Gale Frederick*b McGuire Board of Managers J H. Small

Saks and Company Debuts Young Man's Shop on Penn Ave

Saks and Company on Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street announces the new Young Man's Shop with enlarged facilities and broader ranges. The store invites customers to visit and give their approval as part of an expanded, more ambitious effort.

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Water mains planned for Kenilworth suburbs after fires

District engineers move to extend fire fighting water to Kenilworth and nearby areas by October 1, using part of the water fund. McFarland outlines a $101,000 appropriation with $56,000 for Congress Heights and nearly $45,000 for Benning. Congress Heights and the hospital gain water service by mid summer. Kenilworth mains reach the district line by fall.

Kenilworth W. A. McFarland District Water Department McFarland Congress Benning Congress Heights Engineer McFarland

Wills Leave Estates to Relatives and Spouses

The will of Florida A Bogia names Marian W Lewis as beneficiary for a gold watch chain and opera glasses while leaving the remainder to William McKenna who is named executor. Michael I Ryan’s entire estate goes to his widow Mary F Ryan. Harriet C Barr leaves all her estate to her husband M W Barr.

Florida A. Bogia Marian W Lewis Wiliam McKenna Michael I. Ryan Mary F. Ryan Harriet C Barr M. W Barr

Lutherans Organize Church in Columbia Heights

The Columbia Heights Evangelical Lutheran Church was formally organized at 745 Park Road Northwest with Rev. C H Butler officiating. An elected elder and deacon were chosen, officers to be installed Sunday, and a list of members accepted includes C F Metcalf Cyrus Logan and several Mrs. names.

Columbia Heights C. F. Metcalf Cyrus Logan Park Road Isabelle Belt Mary Kendng Mary E. Smith Mary A. Proctor Fannie Stevens Helen Butler Florence Metcalf

Favors Hig Shad Bake Plans River Outing

The Board of Trade executive committee approved an annual outing to include a shad wake and river excursion with over 800 attendees expected. A date will allow a congressional delegation to attend. The high pressure water service project was approved and Congress asked for an appropriation. Cab in John Bridge viaduct repairs aim to save millions of gallons daily.

Board of Trade Board of Directors Congress Cabin John Bridge

Post contest prizes money for European trip

Victors in Washington Post word counting contest expect prize checks after April 3. Winners may call at the Post office or have checks mailed. prizes include merchandise and European trip funds. Several winners plan to work for trips abroad, using earnings as pin money during travel.

Washington Post Office of the Post Europe

Streets to Be Repaired With 400000 Budget

The District engineer department announced immediate resurfacing of about 167000 on concrete and asphalt repairs across numerous streets. Streets listed include Northwest between Seventh and Ninth, M between Wisconsin and Thirty-sixth, L between Connecticut Ave and Twentieth, and Fifteenth across multiple avenues, among others. Senor Romulo S. Naon, new Argentine Minister, met Secretary Knox as date for credentials is arranged.

Northwest Seventh Ninth Corcoran Thirteenth Fourteenth Street Rhode Island Avenue Dupont Circle M Street Wisconsin Avenue Thirty-sixth Street L Street Connecticut Avenue Twentieth Street New Hampshire Avenue Seventeenth Street Fourth Pennsylvania Avenue Htreet Sixteenth Street Fifteenth Street Tenth Street Massachusetts Avenue K Street Thirteenth Street Tenth Twelfth Streets New Jersey Avenue Fifth Street Third Street Eleventh Street Vermont Avenue Eighth Street Second Street Street Fourth Street East Capitol E Street Lincoln Road Bekington Place Maryland Avenue East Capital Street Don Romulo S. Naon United States Washington Knox

Opposed to Fire Escapes By Local Architect

T Franklin Schneider urged Commissioner Rudolph to amend building laws. He argued fire escapes threaten human safety in large fires and should not be required on fire proof hotels and apartments. Morris Hacker defended keeping current rules, saying fire proofs must remain eligible for escapes.

T. Franklin Schneider Rudolph Schneider Morris Hacker Congress

Publishing firms accuse railroads of paper freight rates

Des Moines publishers and United States Senator Lafayette Young sue before the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging excessive and discriminatory paper freight rates from Wisconsin and Minnesota to Des Moines. They name Great Northern Railway and other carriers and seek rate adjustments and reparations. Tristan B Johnson of New York is named solicitor of the Navy Department with a salary of a year.

Interstate Commerce Commission Des Moines Iowa United States Lafayette Young Wisconsin Minnesota Great Northern Railway Northwestern Navy Department Tristan B. Johson New York Taft H. M. Butler Columbus Ohio

More People Every Day Use Federal Taxicabs Ad

An archival classified style ad notes growing use of federal taxicabs with other line items mentioning a $3 hourly rate and a beer promotion from Arlington Bottling Co. Supplied by grocer.

Heurich Senate Grocerator Arlington Bottling Co Tel. West HM

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