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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
9
A chaotic parade in New York drew mounted police to disperse a large crowd after a permit dispute. Four men and a young woman, all aliens, were detained after police found radical literature. a fifth man named Antony Tonelesk was arrested as a ringleader.
News from Alexandria details plans for Friday meetings at Belops Hall where the Fourth Degree will be conferred. The October 17 event features Rev Edgar Carter, noble grand, and the Grand Lodge speaker Allluzon of the Cts and champions from Virginia. The third degree will be presented October 24 with Rev Higar Carpanier as Wakar Atlas. Initiation of 50 new members is scheduled for October 41. Visitors are invited to attend these lodge gatherings.
Real estate transfers were filed yesterday as deeds. A collision occurred at King and Alfred streets around 4 pm between a submarine and a steamship driven by Julian Knight and Guy Beard. Both cars damaged. Beard and family unharmed. Police Justice Thompson ruled the crash unavoidable and not due to either driver.
Fitz-Berald Council No 458 Knights of Columbus held an installation for its newly elected officers at Lyceum Hall with District Deputy Grand Knight William P Woolls presiding. The Post-Advator notes the upcoming World's Greatest Humorists Show with humorous illustrations in next Sunday’s edition.
Two turns in milk processing advanced welfare. In 1635 Newton conceived vacuum condensation of milk with cane sugar into a semi liquid form. In 1883 Horlock of Racine discovered drying milk into a powder with malt extract, naming Malted Milk Horlick. Its digestibility and ease of preparation in any climate boosted nutrition.
YThomas N McCarter president of Public Service Railway Company informed the New Jersey public utility commission that he wished to abandon the zone fare system started on trolley lines across the state. The plan has caused disorder at many points notably in Camden, where a boycott against using the company cars has been in effect.
Charles C Foster proposes twenty nine permanent buildings at Lorton District reformatory to house long term prisoners from Washington. Cost estimated at 382600 with 4,000,000 district bricks. Construction to be by prisoners under C B Backus. Foster seeks 44000 for an industrial railroad spur to the Fredericksburg and Potomac line. Reformatory population at year end 131, down from 146 on July 1 1918.
The universities committee of the Board of Trade discussed the annual report at yesterday’s meeting and urged an amendment to the District code for better regulation of institutions of learning. Eighteen applications for membership were approved, and the executive committee will meet next Monday.
The article notes various plant sources contributing materials for the forthcoming six cylinder car from The Willys Corporation, outlining why multiple facilities are needed to support production and initial rollout.
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