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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1917

Page

4

Myriads of Flags Assured Monday

As Congress opens on Monday a national flag display is urged at homes offices and vehicles nationwide. Schools and civic groups back the drive with principals urged to involve pupils and a Georgetown ceremony is planned with speeches by Hogan ODay McGauley Dervin and Ward. Federation members pledge strong support for a widespread flag display.

Congress Ernest I. Thurston Georgetown University Law School Howard J. Hogan John J. O'Day, Jr Robert M. McGauley John M. Dervin E. J. Ward Federation of Citizens’ Associations Charles 5. Shreve

Weather and tide table with district forecast

U S Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington March 30 8 p m forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia fair warmer Saturday rain and colder Sunday moderate south winds becoming fresh northwest Sunday. Also notes on Nebraska Manitoba and Montana weather, rains in upper lake region and Ohio valley, generally fair elsewhere. Damages in suit of 20000 for brake handle injury at Aqueduct bridge against Washington and Old Dominion Railway by Lillie M Smith.

U. 8 Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington D. C District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Middle Plateau Nebraska Manitoba Montana Wyoming Idaho North Pacific States Upper Lake Lower Lake Region Ohio Valley East Gulf and Atlantic States Tennessee Mississippi Lillie M. Smith District Supreme Court Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company Aqueduct Bridge

Births Reported in Local News

A list of recent births includes Walter and Teebell Wilkersons’ boy. Henry and Evelyn Tucker’s boy. Clarence Shaeffer’s girl. Norman Sims’ boy. AJ Raymond’s girl. Osean Metz’s boy. William Miller’s boy. Ralph Lord’s boy. Raymond King’s boy. Harold Kauffman’s boy. Sewell Jones’ girl. Sidney Fogelgren’s girl. John Kiting’s girl. Tyler Ewell’s boy. August Dispenza’s boy. Hugh Carper’s boy. Joseph Branson’s girl. Mathew Boswell’s boy. Cassie Blankenship’s boy. William Broderick’s girl. Walter Patterson’s boy. James Howard’s boy. William Mann’s son and Olive Wilkins’ daughter. Rev. Herbert Smith and John Bickers with Louise Fray. Rev. John Huddle noted.

Walter Teebell B. Wilkerson Henry A Evelyn J. Tucker Clarence R Margaret C. Shaeffer Norman Helen M. Sims AJ Raymond Louise Poole Osean Isabell A. Metz William K Pearl V. Miller Ralph W Mamie B. Lord Raymond W Margeret V. King Harold and Hortense Kauffman Sewell M Adelaide Jones Sidney C Viola A. Fogelgren John Mabel T. Kiting Tyler Lula Ewell August Maria A. Dispenza Hugh and Mae Carper Joseph J Rosie B. Branson Mathew Katie Boswell Cassie Addie Blankenship William J Catherine Broderick Walter B Georgie M. Patterson James and Annie Howard

Taxicab rates cut again by Terminal Company

The Terminal Taxicab Company filed with the District commissioners to begin Sunday and voluntarily reduce rates to 16 cents per mile after the first mile while the initial mile stays at 2 dollars. The company cites rising automobile prices and accessories, expecting a larger volume and higher profits.

Featerday I T

Ennis Dawson gets 25 years for 1914 murder in DC

Ennis Dawson colored who pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the June 1914 stabbing death of Robert Taylor, also colored, was sentenced by Justice Gould in District Supreme Court to 25 years in the penitentiary. Other items note a film lecture at American University, a Washington Board of Trade meeting, and various local events and talks.

Ennis Dawson Robert Taylor Justice Gould District Supreme

Deaths Reported In Local Hospitals And Homes

A list of deaths including Morris Ackerman 85 at GU Hospital, Charles Green 33 tuberculosis hospital, Mary McDonnell 41 Garfield street, Carey Simms 46 at 2608 Tate Avenue, John Bradley 79 Fourth Street, Frank Atwitl 17 at GA B Avenue, Grace Barry 10 St Vincents Asylum, Caspar Belo 47 Chesapeake Street Tennallytown, Ida Collins 7 Grant Place, Ellen Cobey 63 Home for Aged, Mary McDonnell infant 9 hours at Columbia Hospital, Patrick Horn 14 days 1716 Ast se, Sadie Middleton 24 Cet me, Alice Matthews 36 Wash Asylum Hospital, infant of John and Edna Cathern 11 hours 22 Pra Avenue.

Mary H. McDonnell Garfield Stree John Mary Howes Nour Colurabia Patrick J. Horn Sadie F. Middleton Alice Matthews Hosp Edna Cathern

Dr Gordon to Speak on Spiritualism Sunday Evening

Dr Gordon will deliver a second sermon on Sir Oliver Lodge's book Spiritualism at 8 PM Sunday in First Congregational Church corner of Tenth and U Streets NW. 1200 printed copies of his first sermon on Raymond will be distributed Sunday morning. He asks a thoughtful crowd to attend and discuss whether messages from the dead are genuine.

Dr. Gordon Sir Oliver Lodge Raymond First Congregational Church Tenth and UG Streets Dr. Gordon Wil Oliver

Discuss Universal Training at Medill McCormick Luncheon

More than fifty Republican congressmen attended a Raleigh luncheon in Chicago in support of universal military training legislation. Names such as McKinley McCormick Ireland Wilson Juul Purnell Sanders Moores Hull and Gardner were present. Gardner later analyzed Chamberlain general staff proposals and voiced support for universal training but opposed compulsory service. The group held a round table discussion on universal training in all its aspects.

Raleigh McKinley McCormick Ireland Wilson Juul Illinois Purnell Sanders and Moores Indiana Hull Iowa Medill McCormick Chicago Gardner Massachusetts Chamberlain and General Staff Universal Training Billig

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