Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1926, Page 36

38 MARKET ON RIVER * [SCAMPIGAN GOAL Southwest Busmess Men Name Committee to Carry on Drive. the rm M Brown let- Adopting a resolution reciti benefits of th ers’ Produc ket, indor ter outlini transfer front mittee the exec west Citiz Southwest I at a joint mee Church Sund half and E night launched a systematic campaign to achieve the purposes outlined. The meeting. wa: t of the South- and hool, streets southw . Robin el offset_efforts to b the Eckington se “I know that there is much propa ed to bring the market ton section,” Mr. Robin Holds Southwest Slighted. “It should be the duty of our com- | ¢! mittee to bring the benefits of the ont to the cut aven we need 1 how long enth street wppointed under a W Salvatore chairman of the committee, special motion frc e floor by wis of the efforts X1 to bring the may kets to the wx t The other committee pointed by the officer. ganizations w 3 George A. Robert ¢ ) n on Is Adopted. resented by “That we una Jocation of ma: District of Columbia section. “We h ket, the America: fi within one-h daid ice and n the Southwest the | v | a- | three lines _with an | attention of the abel, Maurice Elynn and ously approve the | of Washington, | ALCOHOL FOUND IN DEATH. Minute Traces Appear in Autopsy on Man Who Died Sunday. * Remote traces of denatured alcohol were revealed Ifi an_ autopsy at the District morgue yesterday upon the body of Ira Washington, colored, 45 years old, of 2 Alexander court north- who was found to have come to | his death at Gallinger Hospita Sunday’ from a complication of pulmonary tuberculosts, myocarditis and edoema of the lung. The autopsy was performed police had received a report K poison liquor might have been p: I¥ to blame. - The autopsy re uch remote traces of the denatured alcohol, however, and such definite organic allments that a certificate of death from natural causes was issued by Coroner J: Ramsa; t. wes after ne that Congress, by special . allows to pipe refriger: lines to adjacent commission hous steamships that b to our markets products from the Po River and Chesapeake Bay. “We ‘offer the ibest losated ite; in Would Revive River Traflic, Speaking to this point. ted a revival of the { Maryland and V would again uti i produce o Washington in view of the proximity of the markets to the r | front in case the Southwest sugges- Tmmediate calle to dis the meeting special committee s for pres: ing the Southwe: tartront project | to the public in general and the plan- | ning committee in particular. that | fe: THE EVENING EVERGLADES SEMINOLES TO BE SESQUI EXHIBIT Forty Going From FloridA, Garbed in Native Costume and Tak-, ing Alligators. 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