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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1916

Page

11

Miss Wilson Leads Hearing On School Forum Use

Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the President, defends the right to use school buildings for community forums at a Capitol hearing. Opponent President Blair doubts broadening the law. advocates urge local democracy with Sunday meetings and public participation.

Bhe Bair Capitol Margaret Wilson House District Committee Board of Education Wilson Blair Hach Mise Wilson Ragsdale South Carolina Ming Wilson Mies Wilson Congress Democratic Congress Business of Congress Edward J. Ward Bureau of Education Rochester N. C Wisconsin Besedais Ward Claxton Bureau Mr. Ragsdale

D A R Factional Fight Over Founding Claim At DAR

A special Continental Hall session called by Mrs. William Story confronted questions over Mary S Lockwood 34 a founder claim and DAR membership. Witnesses alleged July 1880 plans foreshadowing the DAR with Desha and Walworth backing the founding. George Washington descendant Eugenia Guernsey faction predicts further campaign actions at congress.

the Daughters of the American Revolution Continental Hall Wiliam Cumming Story Mary 8 Lockwood Mary Desha Kentucky Eugenia George Washington Ellen Hardin Walworth New York Big City Benjamin Harrigon Harrison Guernsey Story D. A.R Ihe

Clark Attends Chipfield Cannon Dinner in Comedy of Errors

Speaker of the House, Champ Clark, guest of Rep. B. M. Chip erfield at a Republican dinner for Uncle Joe Cannon. A misplaced engagement book triggered a chase across hotels to find the correct gathering, ending with Clark joining the Phi Kappa Psi banquet at Rauscher's and delivering entertaining after dinner remarks. Notable attendees included numerous House members and Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman.

Champ Clark B. M. Chiperfield Illinois Uncle Joe" Cannon Clark Speaker Clark Mr. Chiperfield Phi Kanpa Psi Washington Rauscher’s Congress Bennett Jim Mann Mrs. Mann Uncle Joe Chiperfield D. R. Anthony W. 8. Bennet Fred A. Britten Philip P. Campbell John H. Capstick Ira C. Copley Stephen C. Dempsey Thomas B. Dunn Edward E. Dennison Tohn J. Esch George E. Foss Charles E. Puller Joseph W. Fordney Frank L. Greene Frederick H. Gillett Ebenezer J. Hill Edward J. King Irvine L. Lenroot William B. McKinley John C. McKenzie Frank W. Mondell Walter W. Magee Martin B. Madden J. Hampton Moore James R. Mann Clarence B. Miller William A. Hodenberg John A. Sterling Charles H. Sloan Horace M. Towner Joseph Walsh Frank P. Woods Thomas S. Williams William W. Wilson Loren E. Wheeler Lawrence Y. Sherman

Washington Servants Union Report Sparks Kitchen Reform

A Washington servants union boosted wages but cut efficiency by half, with garbage as the test of value. Mrs Flora McDonald Thompson urged housekeepers to train staff in the kitchen, calling the Secretary of Agriculture a national concern pioneer. Other speakers included Mrs Hooves and Mrs Peters.

Washington Housekeepers’ Alliance Woodward & Loth- Top Flora McDonald Thompson The Alliance Christopher Columbus Hooves Gentlewoman's League Peters Reference Circle

Wilson Receives Baseball Pass for Summer Games

President Wilson yesterday received from Ben Minor, president of the Washington Baseball Club, a pass to all games at the American League grounds this summer. The pass came in an elaborately decorated leather case. He was invited to attend the opening game and toss the first ball, but another engagement prevented his attendance.

Wilson Ben Minor Washington Baseball Club

France Declares Vulcain and Ione Cleared for New York

France assures no guns aboard the liners Vulcain and Ione in New York will be used offensively and Collector Malone was instructed yesterday to clear the ships.

France United States Vulcain Ione New York Malone

Democrats to Feast at Willard Hotel Banquet

Seven hundred Democrats including seven women accept invitations to the Jefferson day banquet at the Willard Hotel tonight where President Wilson is expected to deliver the keynote of his reelection campaign. Woolley of the Common Counsel Club hosts and touts the event as the largest political affair in Washington.

Willard Hotel Wilson R. W. Woolley Common Counsel Club Washington National Committee W. F McCombs Cabinet Comton Counsel Club Roland S. Morris Pennsylvania

Oppose Pending Forum Bill At Connecticut Ave Meeting

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens' Association adopted a resolution opposing the Hollis-Johnson bill in its present form while approving the public forum principle and use of public school buildings for civic purposes. It urged delegates to favor home rule suffrage and District representation in Congress on equal terms with the states, and platform support for those principles. New members admitted include George Geekie and J. M. Tighe among others.

Hollis-Johnson Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Association Army and Navy Preparatory School David Selke J. P. Crawford Congress Levi H. David Fred Emery Mrs B. L. Hellman A. Harmon Louia Bush Harry W. Hahn J. M. Tighe James Parmelee R. W. Stone J. B. W. Tracy W. B. Shaw

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