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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1913

Page

8

Republicans Seek Washington as Convention City

Chamber groups urged placing Washington as the meeting site for a possible early next year Republican convention. A three member subcommittee will survey Washington businesses on funding, while some see neutral territory and senator support as favorable, others worry about the guaranteed expense and limited trade benefit.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade National Republican Committee Washington Convention City Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade Retail Merchants Association John Dolph National Committee

Burial of Commodore Exmwara F Qualtrough

Funeral services for Commodore Exmwara F Qualtrough retired, who died Tuesday at his residence, were held at 2 o'clock at St John’s P E Church. Chaplains and officers attended, with burial at Arlington. Survived by his wife, formerly Miss Lelia Ray. He graduated from the Naval Academy, commanded the monitor Tarrer in the Spanish War, and was a member of Loyal Legion and Spanish War Veterans. He was 66 and a Rochester, NY native.

Exmwara F. Qualtrough Itreet St John's P. KE Roeland Otten Smith Bayand U S. N Arlington Do F Stanton SNX Charles T Hutchins Lai Lation Commodore Qualtrough Rochester

Parcel post game shipments spark federal ruling on legality

Postmaster General Burleson faces questions from Illinois Game and Fish Commission on whether state law prohibitions against shipping game via parcel post can be enforced. Postal Dept says unmailable provisions are absent. post offices must accept shipments meeting marine regulations. State authorities may still prosecute violators, but cannot hinder postal duties, and lawmakers may amend parcel post law if issues persist.

Burleson Tllinois Game and Fish Conservation Commission Post Office Department Congress Department

Brief Court Items From District Court and Police Court

Suing to recover 4000 damages from Malcolm G Stewart for handcuffing and transporting him to Washington in Norfolk. John A Garrison awarded 1 cent by jury in Circuit Court No 1. Cowie, UHyers, and Palmer convicted of obstructing Deputy Travers in a garage. sentence deferred. Frank O Neil convicted in police court on four counts of swindling lawyers. six days per count. Japanese residents in Hawaii challenge fishing laws in Supreme Court. Baltimore man committed to psych ward for sanity exam after passing worthless checks. Real estate firm incorporated with 1000 shares. Shinn appointed receiver for Harvard Clothes Shop. Braxton sues United States Express for 10000 damages. Lanier Place condemnation jury reports damages 9656.30 and benefits 11077.50. costs 417.40. Esidora Slyder awarded 7500 for personal injuries against Washington and Old Dominion Railway. Sadler seeks absolute divorce from Ralph B. Sedier. Benno Seibald convicted for selling liquor to a negro. appeals planned.

Malcolm G. Stewart Norfolk Washington John A Garrison Ciruit Justice Barnard Henry T. Davis Robert L Miller Garrison R F Downing G AL Berry Stewart Gorton B Cowle James H Uhyers Frederik A Palmer Justice Clabaugh United States Travera Cowie Travers A Lo Newmyer Hawken and Wampler Frank O’neil Pugh O'Neil Rockville Hawaii Supreme Court Robert Carter Baltimore Given Washington Asylum Hospital Esidora Slyder Washington and Old Dominion Railway Company Frank J Hogan Slyder

Liquor Permit Transfers Hearings Schedule Wells Dated

Excise board plans hearings starting Monday on transfers of liquor licenses. A long list of applicants includes O Donnell, Hanlon, Morris, Fintey, Allen, Whynn, Blangamello, Fegan, Enright, Harvey, Keane, Hongroyd, Zerega, Walsh, Carroll, Hohmann, and Evans with transfer routes between addresses in Washington entries. Hearings stretch into December with dates ranging November 2 through December 15.

Excise Board Dennis J O'Donnell First Street H Street Timothy Hanlon I Street Charles H Morris K Street EK A Street James G Fintey Street Fourteenth Street Paul Allen O Street N Street James D Whynn Tle M Street Michaele Blangamello D Street Delaware Avenue Terence Fpegan Fourth Street James Enright Host Harvey Pennsylvania Avenues Pennsylvania Avenue Maurice Keane Ninth Street Good Hongroyd John Zerega DD Street Patrick A Walsh F Street James Carroll Third Street John P. Hohmann Roland Evans Eighteenth Street L Street

Urges District single tax at Public Library address

Assistant Assessor Oyster advocates single tax for the District of Columbia in a Tax Reform Association talk at the Public Library. He cites past investigations showing underassessment of large properties and overassessment of small ones, urging a shift to land value taxation. Other speakers included Nesbit Will Kensie Browne, and a resolution urged public hearings on DHIs for district suffrage and self-government.

Oyster Board of Assessors District of Columbia Charles F Nesbit Thomas E Will William D. McKensie Herbert J. Browne Chamber of Commerce Committee

City Bulletinry: Postals Chocolates Pens and Parsifal

City bulletin lists ten beautiful ta and Christmas postals assorted items wall mottoes and agents wanted at 716 South Street. Faas offers S60 variety chocolates and caramels at 50c per pound and Turkish paste jal and fudge shown. Parsifal at Va Theater today starring Vais Young Fielding at the Washington venue. The Fountain Pen Shop advertises pen care and parts at 1421 Pa Ave. Oyster cooking brand Phite Oyster and Cheap House at 613 16th Street offers meals. An exhibition dance featuring Patton Gibbs and Miss Oguertta Kerwin is held in the ballroom with Harvey's advertised.

Parchfal Vais Young Mies Fountain Pen Shop

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