D A R WATCH CLOCK Lively Session Ends at Arlington Hotel
At the Arlington Hotel the District of Columbia Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned after a heated debate over endorsing Mrs. Scott’s administration and the national agenda. Conservatives blocked adoption while pledging to revisit resolutions at a later meeting.
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Annus
Daughters of the American Revolution
District of Columbia
Arlington Hotel
Tere
Mary E.rows
Livingplong Manor
Lapter
Doralag
Scott
M. A. Ballinger
Mary
Lockwood
Aintek
Dea Graeme Small- J
Arlington
Ady ‘O.m
Funeral of Gen Eugene B Payne at First Congregational Church
Funeral services for Gen Eugene B Payne were held at the First Congregational Church with Dr Sam Larit presiding. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery. Payne, a Civil War veteran of the militia and later a prominent figure in Illinois politics, was survived by his son Thomas Payne of New York City.
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First Congregational Church
Arlington
Eugene B. Wayne
Sam Larit
Waudean
Burnside Vent
Gen
Payne
Ar- Hogtown
Tilmuds
Ile
Thomas Payne
New York City
War record aids murderer in Roosevelt regiment case
In Criminal Court No 1 Judge Ashlee M Gout sentenced John E Smith to twenty years in the penitentiary for second degree murder. Smith, a colored former U S cavalry veteran, shot his wife on December 2 after an argument. His honorable discharge and six years service at San Juan Hill were cited.
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Roosevelt
Justor Ashlee M
John E
Smith
Aussell
Paul i Yeah
Amit
United States Cavalry
San Juan Hill Patter
Cal
Housevelt
Juuld
Walsh Death Linked to Radium Prospect in Rockies
Thos F Walsh dies and his son Vinson Walsh is remembered through a fund in the Colorado School of Mines at Golden. The fund supports free ore examinations. Walsh believed radium worth 2,000,000 per pound may exist in the Rocky Mountains and had ties with King Leopold of Belgium.
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Vinson"Walsh
Newport
Vinson Walsh
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Radium
Walsh
Rocky Mountains
Leopold
Belgium
Sunday School Convention Arrangements Mapped in Washington
Delegates expected to surpass 20 000 for the world Sunday school convention in Washington next month. District Christian churches met to set a parade plan and executive committee members were chosen led by E A Stevens of Ninth Street Christian Church.
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Washington
E. A. Stevens
Yonth Strést Northwist
Ninth Street
Chrisian
Toowing
W. T. Eddingield
Vermont Avenue Christian Churen
A. D. Johnson
G. J. Crymes
Highth Street
W. E. Collis
Foxedo Church
Albert Strauss
Benning Church
James Depgs
Whitney Avenue
A. Stevens
Ninth Brrest Sivistian Church
Emily Waterman Dead Widow of Rev Alfred Waterman
Emily Stocking Waterman widow of Rev. Alfred T. Waterman died yesterday morning at 1801 Third Street Northeast. Born in Perata in 1612, daughter of Rev. William Hedfield Stocking, she came to the United States at age 12 and married the Rev. Waterman in TM5. She spent her active years in Congregational parishes in Michigan and belonged to Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association of Washington and Dorcas Lodge, Daughters of Rebecca. Survived by four children, two daughters Charlotte and Caroline, son Leslie in Detroit, and younger son in Toppenish, Washington.
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Emily Stocking Waterman
Alfred T. Waterman
Third_ street
Michigan
Mount Holyoke
Scaffolding Collapse Injures Four at Howard Theater
Four workers were injured when a scaffold at the new Howard Theater in T Street Northwest between Sixth and Seventh streets collapsed yesterday morning. The injured include James J. Brosnehan, 83 Eleventh Street Northeast, with a fractured right leg. George Holtz, 93 New Jersey Avenue Northwest, with scalp lacerations. Wilpur Milford, 111 E Street Northwest, with facial and back bruises. and Alvin Johnson, a carrier, who injured his back but refused hospital care. All were employed by Henry L. Maus, the Baltimore contractor-builder, and were at the site when the braces failed and threw them to the ground at about 15:00.
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New Howard Theater
T Street
Sixth
James J. Brosnehan
Eleventh
Freedmen’s Hospital
George Holtz
New Jersey Avenue
Freedmen's Hospital
Wilpur Milford
Johnson
Henry L. Maus
Balti
Heney Meets Taft During Distant Land Fraud Talks
Francis J. Heney special Justice Department representative on Paeide coast land fraud cases was introduced to President Taft yesterday by Attorney General Wickersham. Heney came to Washington to discuss the Williamson and Binger Hermann matters, with Williamson facing threats of action and Hermann recently tried with a jury 11 to 1 in favor of conviction.
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Francis J. Heney
Department of Justice
Paeide
Tait Yestarm Dey
Wickersham
Me. Heney
Washington
Ibae’ Casey
Williamson
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Wiliamson
Supreme Court
Hermann
New Chief Inspector Robert Sharp Named Nashville Revenue Leader
Robert S. Sharp, new chief inspector and collector of internal revenue at Nashville, was appointed post office inspector. A prominent Republican in Tennessee politics, Sharp rose through roles including Washington Inspections, Southern division, and inspector in charge. His father Alonzo Shary led the Swat chief inspector unit of the Post Office Department.
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Robert S. Sharp
Nashville
Tenn
Yestérasy
Sharp
Tennessee
He. Wiig
Chattahooga
McKipley
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue
Gipck
Washington
Alonzo Shary
Swat
Postofice
Communion Service at St Paula Holy Name Society
St Paula Holy Name Society members will receive communion at 7 o clock mass tomorrow. An evening service will feature a sermon and benediction, followed by a meeting at the parish hall with speakers including Senators Carter and Purcell. Society officers are Rev J E Krug spiritual director president P J Hallison vice president Dow Carepll secretary Thomas J Harney Jr consultors Dr J A Flynn Dr D Arty Magee A McNeil and James ODee. Passages mention Thomas Mennen a navy officer visiting Washington and Mr Kelley a Washington native formerly stationed here now in Norfolk. Relatives seek missing man William L Bilcott 33 of 727 Eight street southeast missing for days feared exhausted possibly hospitalized. Graves plans Western trip Chief forester Henry S Graves will leave Washington April 14 for a lengthy forest tour including Albuquerque Ban Francisco Oxden Portland Missoula and Denver.
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St. Paula
Graves
Henry S. Graves
Will
Washington
Forest Territory
Hig
Albuquerque
Ban
Francisés
Oxden
Portland
Missula
God Denver
Cal
Washingtons spring horse show at Potomac Park announced
Clarence R Edwards chief of insular affairs to act as one of the judges at the horse show to be held April 2 at Potomac Park. William Phelya Woo announces entries in harness classes. High wind keeps many from visiting the show ring though few brave riders try jumps as a young woman attempts jumps on a black horse. John Q Ghatt reports strong local and out of town interest with many inquiries for entry blanks and rules.
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Clarence R. Edwarda
Insular Affairs
Orse Ahow
Potomac Path
Bidars
Washington Post
AL C. Hazen
T ‘At
Acromac Park
Wiustinet
Cage
Willam Phelya’ Woo
Washington
Eno
John Q. Ghatt
Abolish Treasury Library Shrinks To Skeleton Size
Plans to abolish the Treasury Library advance with intent to keep only financial documents. Books will be divided among department bureaus, leaving a small core for universal use. Once a premier repository, it now holds about 9500 volumes, far fewer than in earlier eras.
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Treasury
Wanblogton
United States Superintendent of Documents
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Congress
Congreve
The
Weather outlook with above average temperatures and variable winds
The bulletin notes local rain and snow in New England and the interior of New York, with showers along the near gulf and north Pacific States. Temperatures rise above normal nationwide with generally clear skies, unsettled weather moving from the plains toward the east, and fair conditions expected Saturday and Sunday. Winds vary by coast and region, and steamers report moderate winds with fair weather toward Cusagers ports. The Lakes display their seasonal warning as of April 19, 1936.
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U.S Dept
Anfeaityre
Burma
Ashinglam
Angland
New York
Near Gulf
Thera Ware
Staten
New England
Middle Atlantic
West Gulf
Michigan
Gelurcar
Cusagera
Grand Parks
Neto
Lakes Superior
Huron
Clair
Erie
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WRS
Emily Waterman
New “Howard Theater
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Heney
Leadx” Postal Force
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Mee
St. Paula Holy Name Society
Thomas
Meney
Venus
Mr. Kelley
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Kentucky Avenue
William L. Bilcott
Eight Street
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Janos
Gen. Edwards
Park and Ring
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Treasury Library
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Lanselagh & Bro
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Leonard Porcelain
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North Pole
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Nelson Refrigerator Co
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Lang's Supply Co
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Kimball
T. P. Gulley & Son
Toma
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Delicioug
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Young Jen’s
Srdat, Sager
Sheffield Plate
Tobolidt
Janz G
Walsta
7Th St
AE Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Ave. H.W
Commissioners OF
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Koaiay
Dieter of Columbia
USA Clarticy of Columbia
Secle
Roti Creek
Maranchupetty Avenus
24Th Street
Cathedral Arene
Cer Fandavanua
Celvart Street
H. Rudolph
John A
Turea
Neiess
Elmer H
Catlin Co. Fectory and Salesrogmas
DR. White
Ave. NW
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13Th St. N.W
Ralph W. Lee Commercial Bank
T.D. Pyles
Pepe
Wicdork, Heister
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