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Sm Sjjfssagifeispa SSS3 fi i 8 ClilBER MEKpRS10 TO MOVE BESEHTO HIIIT0MIOBf 0nn am xri1 xa ak ammi niinmi i TO DISCUSS ZONING ErfeH THEWeAEinNfiTON5EOSTMOpAYr JULY 2619201 1 KP0A WEATHEE CONDITIONS Building Industries Committee Will Consider Plans Tomorrow The effect on business properties of the zoning regulations now being i rnninr commission States North Carolina Florida And the east formulated by the zoning coram gM ghowere Jn thj will be considered at the meeting I lower Missouri valley South Dakota Nebraska Sua rise 03 1 HJsh tide 43056 PAD PI ACPI OUAD 1 vi tt sun seta 7zs lw uae 1117 uzu JTlfV sVM J4i Jf rvc uuucr Wuuuuuvi Clement to Start Regular Program More than 100 Districtof Columbia naval reservists will atteild the first practilal drill of the District naval reserve force tonight at the old city Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Sunday July 25 8 in Forecast District of Columbia and Maryland Fair Monday and Tuesday little change in temperature gentle north and northeast winds Virginia Fair Monday and Tuesday little change fax temperature moderate northeast winds on the coast During the last 24 hours there were showers in southern New England the middle Atlantic the building Industries committee of the Washington Chamber of Commerce which will be held at the chambers headquarters tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock The committee will particularly take up the tentative provisions which have been made for commercial and industrial zones It is expected that the general feeling which exists among business men that increased space should be allot ed the industrial zone will be expressed In resolutions which will be adopted The committee is also expected to take some action seeking provision for the expansion of manufacturing establishments now located in what have been designated as residential or commercial zones Graham chairman of the committee is well acquainted with local building conditions and will have the advice of Appleton Clark jr one of the members of the committee of citizens which drew up the draft of the bill which later became the zoning law The members of the committee are Harry Carroll Arthur Oopeland Edwin Davis Henry Davis Evans Harper John Har rell Lee Harris Stuart Jones A Jorss Isadore Kahn Joseph Kaufman Thomas Landon Julius Lansburgh Arthur Latterner Sidney 13 Lust Matthews A May Edward Mitchell Frank Murray George Parezo Hugh Reilly Tucker George Walker John Walker Harry Wardman A Wimsatt Young and Joseph Zegowitz KTJTZ TO EXPLAIN ZONING Will Outline Regulations to Board of Trade Committee Today The tentative regulations as drawn up by the zoning commission will be explained in detail by Engineer Commissioner Kutz at a meeting of the subcommittee of the special committee on zoning of the Washington Board of Trade this afternoon at 4 oclock The industrial interests committee of the board has adopted several recommendations opposing certain regulations which will in all probability be considered at the meeting today Graham is chairman of the committee which includes Appleton Clark Jr Saul Harry Blake Ross Andrews Kaufman and Wagner TENANTS LOSE BENT CASE Board Raises Rates for House With out Water or Mails Two determinations have been handed down by the District rent commission and in each case an increase was allowed in the rental of property Mrs Hunt Louise Sutton and Frank Walden were the plaintiffs in both cases and the defendants were Charles Walden jr and Raymond Hiser In the first case the rental on a house alleged to be un Bupplied with drinking water bathroom or mail service was raised from 10 to 1250 per month The increase in the second case was from 20 to 2750 Grateful for Holiday At a meeting of the board of directors of the White Cross Free Labor Bureau at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church last night President Wilson was thanked by resolution for issuing an executive order granting a half holiday to al colored employes of the government to enable them to attend the outing of the bureau on July 22 southeastern Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico due mainly to the formation of a moderate depression over northwestern Texas with high pressure to the northeastward Elsewhere fair weather prevailed There has been a general and considerable fall in temperatures in the central valleys the lower lake region the middle Atlantic States and New England and they are well below the seasonal average tonight Low temperatures also continue in the lake region while in the Southwest snd far West they were moderately high for the season There will be local showers Monday and Tuesday in the south Atlantic and east gulf States except the Carollnas where showers Monday will be followed by generally fair weather Tuesday There will also be showers Monday night or Tuesday in Tennessee and the lower Ohio valley while In the upper Ohio valley the lake region the middle Atlantic States and New England the weather will be fair Monday and Tuesday Temperatures will change but little Local Weather Report Temperature Midnight 70 2 a 70 4 a 70 6 a 08 8 a 70 10 a 71 12 noon 08 2 72 4 77 6 77 8 70 10 67 Maximum 78 minimum 66 Temperature same date last year Maximum 85 minimum 67 Relative humidity 8 a 72 2 65 8 67 Rainfall 8 to 8 005 inch Hours of sunshine 2 Per cent of possible sunshine 14 DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL Accumulated deficiency of temperature since January 1 1920 272 degrees Deficiency of temperature since July 1 1920 16 degrees Accumulated deficiency of precipitation since January 1 1920 041 inch Excess of precipitation Since July 1 1920 189 Inches Temperatures In Other Cities Temperatures and precipitation in other cities Sunday for 24 hours ended 8 Lowest Highest las Rain today niiht 8 pm fall Asheville 82 66 74 Atlanta Ga 90 Atlantic City 72 Baltimore Md 78 Bismarck Dak 80 Boston Mass 74 Buffalo 64 Chicago 111 64 Cincinnati Ohio 76 Cheyenne Wyo 78 Cleveland Ohio 64 Davenport Iowa 80 Denver Colo 80 Des Moines Iowa 74 Detroit Mich 68 Duluth Minn 64 EM Paso Tex 92 Galveston Tex 88 Helena Mont 86 Indianapolis Ind 74 Jacksonville Fla Kansas City Mo 72 Little Rock Ark 94 Los Angeles Calif 74 Louisville Ky 80 Marquette Mich 58 Memphis Tenn 92 Miami Fla 80 Mobile Ala 92 New Orleans La 94 New York 76 North Platte Nebr 82 Omaha Nebr 66 Philadelphia Pa 78 Phoenix Ariz 106 Pittsburgh Pa 70 Portland Me 70 Portland Oreg 80 Salt Lake City Utah 88 St Louis Mo 80 St Paul Minn 96 San Antonio Tex 98 San Francisco Calif 62 Springfield 111 80 Tampa Fla 84 Toledo Ohio 68 Vicksburg Mis3 92 74 64 68 52 62 52 56 02 60 60 54 64 64 52 52 72 80 58 58 74 62 78 60 68 56 74 76 76 76 64 62 66 68 80 58 60 52 64 60 60 74 52 54 72 54 76 80 66 70 74 66 60 62 72 62 62 74 64 70 64 58 88 84 86 70 86 64 76 68 74 56 80 82 90 88 64 76 64 66 104 62 66 80 86 76 74 92 58 74 012 boi 033 003 004 602 356 008 002 062 Will Issue Wfiite List to Guide Members in Making Purchases The drive for the establishment of the closed shop in the District will start in earnest tomorrow morning said Frank Coleman secretary of the Central Labor Union which recently inaugurated a campaign against an alleged attempt on the part of employers to set up the open shop principle last night Action on plans for the campaign will be taken at the regular weekly meeting of the Central Labor Union on Monday night it was stated The backing of the Womans Trades Union League hs been secured for the campaign and it is understood that the women will have direct charge of the distribution of the white list which is expected to play an important part in the campaign This list will contain the names of employers whose attitude on the question of the closed shop is satisfactory to the unions and it is the plan of the latter to confine their patronage exclusively to these firms In addition to the white list the maintenance and distribution of which will be taken care of largely by the womens organization the Central Labor Union has already established an unfair list containing the names of those employers whose attitude is not regarded as satisfactory It is understood that several names will be added to this list tonight as a result of recent developments in the controversy According to present plans questionnaires will be sent to local employers asking for a statement of their attitude on the principle of collective bargaining and the character of the stores to be established will it is said depend to a large degree upon the information obtained in this manner naval militia armory Four and a half and Water streets southwest Last Monday the reorganization of the reserves was started under the command of Commander A Clement of the navy No drills were held during Uie week Starting tonight there will be three drills a week the First division drilling on Monday night Second division on Tuesday night and the Third division on Wednesday night The outlined plans for Vie naval reserves of the District call for the training of 2300 enrolled officers and enlisted men FEABS B00ZE EXPLOSION so River Bulletin Harpers Ferry Va July 25 The Potomac River was clear and the Shenandoah muddy this afternoon Leaves 720 on Showcase Jesse Lealy 1827 Twelfth street northwest yesterday enlisted the aid of the police to recover 720 which he thoughtlessly left on a showcase in a drug store at Twelfth and Streets northwest Saturday about 4 oclock in the afternoon PERKINS I BOND YOU United States Fidelity Guaranty Phone SIS Southern Bids Household Goods At Public Auction at Sloans New Galleries 715 13th St Wednesdays and Saturdays At 10 A 4 PLY COLLARS WHY PAY25 9110 Doiea aloneya Worth or Money Back Kaufman Inc 1O0S O7 Pa Ave 10 17th St Tarty Fresh Pure BLUE MILL COFFEE Your Grocer Sells It BROWNING BR0 Importer and Roasters Est 1870 Washington For Sale at Leading Grocer QUALITY ICONOMT PEOPLE BUY PAINT For Two Reasons 1 Superior QUALITY 2 ECONOMY in price House Paint 400 Flat Interior Paint 00 3 HUNT CO MAirCFACORTIUSBS 1215 St Phone Main 1352 Ik AH the Worry of getting started on a journey may be eliminated by consulting our Division of Travel Service For Travelers Checques Letters of Credit Baggage Insurance Steamship Tickets 4 Foreign Currency Information See The Washington Loan and Trust Company 900 618 17th i Ims BIKTHS REPORTED William and Dorothy Murphy girl William and Lavenla Durham girl Emmett and Bessie Beall boy Gordon and Marion Cameron girl William and Hargaret Pierstein girl Yed and Marguerite McLelland girl Dennis and Emma Dorgan girl Jacob and Dora Sandler boy Harry and Lucy True boy Paul and Ethel Boesch girL Eran and Lucy Taylor girl Benjamin and Estelle Gray boy Frederick and Edith Means girl Benjamin and Alice Jackson boy DEATHS REPORTED Phillipa Wattles 55 yrs Emergency Hospl Charles Harding 43 yrs Washington Asylum Hospl Josephine Davis 76 yrs 3102 st nw Sarah Prender 67 yrs 747 10th st se Mahlon Curran 45 yrs 2900 Grant rd Emma Miller 75 yrs 929 st nw Lee A filmmaker 5 mog 1102 7th st sw Virginia Fleming 27 yrs Georgetown University Hospl Thomas Jackson 29 yrs 2 st se John Brown 61 yrs 2230 6th st nw Lewis Phillips 5 yrs 1600 12th st nw Mary Jackson 46 yrs 1148 21st st nw Mildred Fletcher 7 mog 2480 Phillips ct 7 Chemist Warns Policewomen to Handle Bottle With Care Policewomen Kamrass and Kellyof the womans bureau following the arrest of George Cox colored who sold them a bottle of fluid which he is alleged to have said was whisky had an analysis made of the contents of the bottle The report returned by the official chemist of the police department read that the concoction contained between 8 and 9 per cent alcohol In his report the chemist is alleged to have recommended not to place the bottle in a warm place unless an explosion was desired CAST BALLOTS BY MALL Tennesseeans in Capital to Take Active Part in Elections Engraved Stationery or Professional7 and Business Men Eagravers Printers Stationers 519 Thirteenth St NW SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES A special offer for 30 days beginning July aii sovu suits reduced to 5750 blade to 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ArTTBNOOHA4t6FWICE5 gVENINO 75ylg SHUBERT BELASCO Four Time Daily Hat 130 830 Eto 7 9 Mat 25c and 60c Ere 25c 35o 60c and 76c POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Robert Httchens Matchless Masterpiece THE GARDEN OF ALLAH With Helen Ware A Romance Every Woman Loves Every Man Applauds 10 Reels of Romance Transcending the Commonplace A Glorious Tribute to the Screen This coupon if presented at box office will be accepted for 25 cents on the purchase of a 75 cent seat any nieht during I the week FREE 25c ADVERTISING COUPON CTRANT1 a NIHTMAID STRMf 1 JT sasV numuiu MooMAMek Bam A Harnifloent Presentation THE FIVE PETROVAS Spectacular Balancing and Posing ETHEL HAY HALL AND COMPANY In a Comedy Playlet THE WRONG GUY Tilyon He Borers Two Yaquia Leo Hote Wm Harris Marj Winters Photodramatie Offering All Shows DOLLAR FORTOLLAR Added Attractions late Matinee Only 2-reel Xiomedy Scenlc Newa DEINKS POISON B1JT LIVES First Aid Treatment Saves Life of Mrs Elsie Buttire Mrs Elsie Buttire 19 years old of 606 Twelfth street northeast accordingaccording to the police yesterday swallowed a solution of carbslic acid The young woman was taken to Casualty Hospital after first aid treatment had been given by a friend Physicians said that her condition was not serious ROOFS PAINTED Estimates furnished by JAMES STEVENS 1828 Ha Ave North 1333 LOANS HORNING Diamonds Watches Jewelry South End of Hlshvrar Bridge MAIN1062 lob Book and Publication PRINTERS Briefs Motions Records Catalogs Year Books Our large batteries of the latest Automatic Printing Machines insure quick and efficient service HAVWORTH 627 and 629 St NW We Are Now Occupying Our New Store and Main Office 12th and Sts NW The HoffmanCo CLEANERS and DYERS 11 BRANCHES 11 One Phone to All Branches Main 4724 Luengene Auctioneer Will Sell the Entire Furnishings of Apartment 1 No 1336 Harvard St At Auction Tuesday July 27th 1130 AM Consisting of Autopiano Player Dining Room Parlor and Bedroom Furniture Rugs China Glassware Ice Box Utensils etc Owner 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