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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1912

Page

6

Columbus memorial plans shape entertainment for visitors

Committees guiding the Columbus memorial celebration in Washington approve a letter to Washington citizens and merchants urging subscriptions to cover entertainment costs. J. Prescott, vice chairman of the fireworks and illumination committee, is authorized to contract the fireworks portion. Grand stands for the parade with 10,000 seats have been ordered.

Washington Joint Citizens’ Committees J. Prescott

Plans for Washington spring clean up organized

The clean-up committee appointed by the commissioners to tidy Washington for spring met in the District building to form a permanent organization. A committee will draft plans and report by May 1. Members include J G Met3rath as chairman, Dr W C Woodward, Mrs Charles A Guldamith, Mrs William Lincoln Brown, Dr George W Wood, Fred 8 Cokien, Harry Gladman, R Harrison Johnson, Walter Ufford, and Richard B Watrous.

Washington Arious Civic Associations W. C Woodward Charles A. Guldamith William Lincoln Brown George W Wood Fred 8. Cokien Harry ¥. Gladman R Harrison Johnson Walter Ufford Richard B. Watrous

Priest May Be Deportation Candidate In Asia Minor Case

Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given recommends John Vasailly a self declared priest be placed in the IM Department of Commerce and Labor and deported to his native land. He is charged with soliciting funds without authority for building a chapel and mission house in Asia Minor. Translation of papers in Vasailly s possession has proven very difficult.

Exey Nat Ralph Given John Vasailly Asia Minor IM Department of Commerce and Labor Vasailly

Ex-Policeman Sentenced for Race Handbook Case

Esra Collins, a former policeman, was sentenced by Judge James L. Pugh in police court to three months in Distrdot Jail and a fines of $00. If the fine is unpaid after service, three more months are added. Attorney James B. Archer filed an appeal on behalf of Collins.

Esra Collins James L. Pugh Distrdot Colting James B. Archer Colina

Will of Maj Butt Planned Monument at Arlington Cemetery

Will of Maj Archibald Wilingham Butt, aide to President Taft and Titanic victim, directs a $600 fund for a monument at Arlington National Cemetery and inscriptions naming his Georgia birth and family ties. He bequeaths personal property to brothers Edward and Lewis. remainder to nieces Savannah Barrett and Clara Doughty Butt. The 1908 will, found in an army trunk, requests letters to publish.

Archibald Whilnzham Butt Arlington” National Cemetery Virginia Georgia Archibald Wilngham Butt Joshua Wiltingham Butt Pamela Robertson Butt Edward Hankel Butt Lewis Ford Butt Savannah Barrett Clara Doughty Butt Mas. Butt

Wife Fires At Husband In Northwest DC Apartment

At Magnolia apartments 1321 M Street NW yesterday after 2 am a wife shot at her husband during a violent struggle. He allegedly beat her, she grabbed a revolver, fired, and fled into the hall where he pursued before escaping. The woman was treated for facial and mouth wounds and remains bedridden. Police report the woman refused to press charges.

Magnolia Apartments Sergi Dunnigan Haller

Analysis of Gases in Illumination Gas Study

The National Bureau of Standards assesses coal gas water gas and mixed gas in a forthcoming report. It notes coal gas now outperforms water gas in by products like coke ammonia and cyanides. Water gas use rises with cheap anthracite coal and gas oil enabling high candlepower for municipal needs. Mixed gas gains from coke reuse and increased candlepower efficiency.

Bureau of Standards National Bureau of Standards

Local Court Plans Special Appeal Over DC Supreme Court Jurisdiction

A special appeal argues the District of Columbia Supreme Court has no jurisdiction in the case of Henry W. A. Page of New York. A trial date is set for May 7. The item mentions Charming Floral Decorations and home-grown flowers for weddings and commencements at Gude, 1714 F.

District of Columbia Supreme Court Henry W. A. Page New York Clayton House Judiciary Committee Gude

City Bulletins Amusements and Local Advertisements

Amusement listings include performances at Academy Vaudeville and other venues with showtimes and prices. Local ads promote Holmes Bakery bread delivery and no grocer handling. Also notices for summer resort brochures and Richmond Virginia promotional materials. Additional items mention whiskey and port labels and various casual notices.

Funeral of George W Rouzer Former Washington Writer

Funeral services for George W Rouzer longtime Washington newspaper man and secretary to Senator John F Dryden will be held tomorrow afternoon at his West Orange NJ home. He died aged 60 and is survived by his wife two daughters a son and his mother in Washington. Rouzer worked with Dryden and his son and previously served as secretary to Dryden when he led Prudential and later for Dryden’s senate term. The body will lie in state at West Arlington vault before burial arrangements are finalized.

George W. Router Washington John F Dryden Foernoon Fouser West Orange Rouzer Senator Dryden New York Herald Mr. Dryden Prudential Insurance Company Dryden Senate Bowrer Moreland

Art Convention Here Tribute to F D Millet

The third annual convention of the American Federation of Arts will be held tomorrow and Saturday in the National Museum auditorium. Delegates from art societies nationwide gather to discuss exhibitions craftsmanship and public service with sessions led by Robert W. De Forest and other leaders. A Memorial Meeting for F. D Millet will feature Senators Root and Lodge and Charles Francis Adams.

Root Lodge Charles Francia Adams American Federation of Arts United States Charles L Hutchingon Chicago Chicago Art Institute Frank D Mille Edwin Howland Blashfield Dani Gilbert Grant la Farge Franklin MccVeagh Thomas Nelson Page National B Museum Tenth and B Streets Robert W. de Forest Metropolitan Museum of New York Br. Fairbanks Boston Federation Berthold Laufer Field Museum Hfé F. D Dbmii Senator Hoot Senator Lodge Charles Francis Adams Cass Gilbert Charles D. Walestt Wil Peak Millet

New Dwellings Planned in City Development Drive

Bids are being received by James H Warner for a two story dwelling at 1633 Thirteenth Street for Henry Albers, estimated at 6000 dollars. Hornblower & Marshal plan a three story brick residence at Bancroft Place and Twenty third Street for J D Pacem. H W Boute & Co seeks bids for a three story apartment house at 1451 Highland Terrace, Frank G Piergon architect. Louis Steerman sold a two story store and apartment at Fourteenth and Newton to Mia Flora Y Bennett for about 310,000. Shannon & Lachs arranged the sale. The firm also handled the sale of a two story house at 140 Uhland Terrace Northeast to T Howard for 3300 dollars.

James H Warner Thirteenth Street Henry Albers Hornblower & Marshal Bancroft Place Twenty-third Street J.D .Pacem H W Boute & Co Highland Terrace Frank G. Piergon Louis Steerman Fourteenth and Newton Streets Mia Flora Y Bennett Shannon & Lachs Harry Wardman Uhland Terrace Howard

More Pay for Clerks at Centennial Celebration

Secretary of the Interior Fisher urged higher pay for land office clerks at the centennial celebration in Continental Hall and urged new laws to ensure fair treatment and access to mineral lands. He warned against private coal field ownership and called for payroll reform, pension provisions, and stricter leasing rules to prevent monopolies while honoring homestead openings and land office functions.

Pishar Mca Continental Hall Land Office John McPhaul Land Bce Fisher Laws

Pedamobile prizes awarded in star circle contest

Winners named for the Pedamobile prize Draws included J H Burton with 1916 circles totaling 10 245 points and Samuel Walte Jr with 176 circles and 9 508 points Both on the 1/8 inch basis Mrs Walter L Wallace won on the unlimited size basis A special committee added a third machine recognizing Waite’s strong showing The Wallace chart shows 127 560 circles Inspection available and the final chart is expected to be presented next Sunday

H. Burton Tenth Street Northeast Samuel (. Walte, Jr Seventeenth Street Northwest Walter L. Wallace Place Waite Wallace

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