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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1914

Page

5

Arlington memorial amphitheater to cost 750000

War Department authorized to solicit bids for construction of a white marble Arlington memorial amphitheater at Arlington National Cemetery. The project, designed by Carrere & Hastings, will take two to three years and include an amphitheater and a chapel with no interment crypt. Funding includes about one third of 750000 dollars appropriated. plans approved by Congress.

Commission War Department Memorial Maine Maat Arlington Memorial Arlington National Cemetery Congress Maine Arlington Washington Carrere & Hastings New York City Senate Sutherland Ot Viale United States Capitol Ivory G. Kimball Westminster Abbey London Taft

Mil lionaire hobo leads committee for jobs plan in Senate

James Eades How, calling himself a militant hobo, urged the Senate education committee to report favorably the Martine bill to have the government operate mines and other industries to provide work for all applicants. He stated about 150,000 unemployed in New York and 70,000 to 100,000 in Philadelphia.

James Eades How Hobo Senate Education Committee Mr. How New York Philadelphia

English Flags in War No Regimental Colors Carried

Long discussion argues that despite European trophies of other nations regimental colors are not carried by English troops in action. Proponents praise colors as rallying symbols, while opponents cite modern warfare’s rifles and artillery. Historical anecdotes praise flags, preservation practices, and royal color ceremonies.

Paris Berlin Petrograd France Belgium South Africa Europe Germany Lord Wolseley Queen Victoria Sir Evelyn England Marshal Tyrene Etampes Palace of Blenheim Duke of Marlborough Battle of Blenheim Duke of Wellington French Flags Won By His Grandfather, the Iron Duke Waterloo Claydon House Buckinghamshire Sir Harry Verney Florence Nightingale Sir Edmund Verney Legion of Eronor

Canal Shut for 10 Days to Restore Panama Channel

Col George W Goethals, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, said traffic would resume in ten days after a landslide on the east side near Gold Hill halted operations. He projected the canal to be ready for 30 foot draft ships by October 27, though full width of 300 feet and depth of 45 feet will take months of dredging. Four ships are anchored at the terminal with more on the way.

Panama George W. Goethals Panama Canal Zone Gold Hill Goethals

Canal cuts rail business through Panama Canal testim ony

Chicago Oct 17 shipments by water from Atlantic to Pacific ports are double prior levels according to testimony before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Henry Thurteill. Paul P Hastings general freight agent of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe said in September 77 915 tons moved coast to coast via canal while 1913 around Cape Horn totaled 434 115 tons. Railroads seek authority to cut transcontinental rates due to competition.

Chicago Atlantic Pacific Porta Panama Canal Henry Thurteill Interstate Commerce Commission Paul P. Hastings Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Cape Horn

After War Grudge Shapes Eastern Question and Berlin Congress

New York observers recall how the 1878 Berlin Congress reshaped the Balkans after the Russo-Turkish War. Russia, outraged by Bismarck’s diplomacy, never forgave Germany, and the lasting realignments foreshadow new adjustments as Europe faces Armageddon and possible postwar congresses.

San Stefano Russia Europe Roumania Servia Montenegro Bulgaria Rumelia Danube Aegean Sea Rumela Crete Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria-Hungary Germany Turkey Congress of Berlin Bismarck France Great Britain Austria- Hungary Congress of the Powers

Two Autos Reported Stolen In D C Streetside Theft

Two cars were reported stolen Friday night. One owned by H A Thrift at 709 Union Trust building had DC tag 14542 and was taken from the north front of the United States Treasury on Pennsylvania avenue. The second car belonged to Morris Simon of Young & Simon at 1214 New York avenue NW, taken from in front of the National Law School on Thirteenth street NW between H and I streets. a five passenger Ford with DC tag 18510.

H A. Thrift Union Trust Building District of Columbia United States Treasury Pennsylvania Avenue Morris Simon Young & Simon New York Avenue National Law School Thirteenth Street

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