The Washington herald., 1913-08-31
FORTY-SIX LICENSES
ARE NOT Renewed
Number of Liquor Dealers in District
May Be Reduced Next
Year.
CLUBMEN MAKE APPLICATION

Unless the proprietors of establish.
ments who neglected to file applications
| for renewal of their licenses within tht
| time prescribed intend to make fght
! on the ground that there was no Excise
| Board to receive such documents, there
| will be thirty retail and sixteen whole.
/ sale liquor concerns fewer in operation
! in the District next year than at pres.
| ent Four hundred and sixty-eight retail
I establishments and 1l6 wholesale houses
( had applied for license renewals up to
1880 o'clock yesterday
| The new license year begins on Novem-
| ber l. License fees for wholesale houses
were increased from 800 to $500 by the
new excise law. while for retail houses
| licenses were increased from $500 to 81, eco
| This is believed to be the. reason for the
| falling OF in the number of applications
! for licenses this year. Notwithstanding
| this falling of in the number OF licenses,
the amount Of revenue received by the
District is $4,000 as compared with Sf35.
80 last year. or an approximate Increase
OF 81, O0I.
The members of the new excise COM
mission will be sworn in early this week.
probably on Monday. DR.. William Tin
daIl. secretary TO the Board OF Commits
siOners. will probably administer the
bsALil tt tlA4Nt- N'l4t u Alle NOAAlllliE
Gen. r. q. Smith, is at present out OF
the city, and the other members are dis
posed to await his return before organ
iZinE.
The following dealers did not apply for
renewal OF licenses:
Retail-M. o. X W. w. Brown, Dewey
Hotel. 1920 l.; Martin Burk. 3gl First
Street Southwest; Capital Club, 1871 Z
Northwest; Jeremiah J. Coffey. II G
Northwest; Century Club, SIS Vermont
Avenue Northwest: Henry F. E. Dismer,
l22j Z Northwest: Jacob F. Ebling. 400
Ninth Southeast; John 4. Flaherty. lo3 II
Street Northwest; Martin ). Fahey. 7O1 !
street Southwest; Michael Flynn, 100
Four-and-a-Half Street Southwest:
Thomas J. Gibbons, 1921 Seventh Street
Northwest; John }. Hammer. 2l6 Sixth
Street Northwest: Robert r. Hogan. 1860
South Capitol Street; Daniel Hurley, IA
Street Northwest; Thomas J. kenny,
1902 Seventh Street Northwest: John
Lotfler, 80 II Street Northeast; Martin T.
Ma!Onev. l0l4 Pennsylvania Avenue
Northwest; Martin Mcnamara, 201 G
Street Northwest: Jane A. McInernery,
500 l Street Northwest; Daniel +. Nc
Carly, 725 Second Street Northwest;
Theodore Nix. ~ Second Street North
west: Andres Neuland. 7l9 Eighth Street
Southeast; Fred H. Potts. 2l1 Seventh
Street Northwest; William F. Cotton, 80
Seventh Street Southwest; James G.
Saunders. 1876 Sixth Street Northwest;
Samuel G. Stewart, 14ll Seventh Street
Northwest; Charles s. Smith. IS c Street
Northwest; Bridget Sweeney. 900 Half
Street Southeast; John Winston, 755 Del
aware Avenue Southwest.
Wholesale-Charles L. Daley. 81 C
Northwest: George f. Burns, 2lS2 Florida
Avenue Northwest: Demonet Inc, 2l23-C5
L Northwest; William T. Davis. 1869 T
Northwest: Henry II. Elliott. $50 Four
teenth Northwest; Henry c. Grimes 1901
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest; William
Herman, l. c Northwest; August G.
Hermann. 75O-04 Tenth Northwest;
Patrick II. McQuade, 1921 T Northwest:
Charles and W. Frank Renshaw, 1901 NJ
Northwest; Thomas J. Stanton, 140l
Northwest: Shoemaker
Company. 1913 f Northwest: DennO
SeibOld. SOl Fourteenth Southeast: AL
phOnso r. NermilliOn. First and c South
east; Somerset r. Waters, 1912 Seventh
Northwest; l. A. Finn. Reading Brewing
Company, 6i7 Seventh Northwest.
Among the prominent clubmen who
week and to appear at the District Build |
ing to file applications for barroom
licenses for their respective establish
ments were Nathaniel Wilson, who ap-
piled for license for the Metropolitan
Club: John c. Bates. acting for the Army
and Navy Club; Milton f. Allies, for the |
Commercial Club. and Fred II. Newels. |
for the Cosmos Club.