Rival D A R Leaders Face Election For Presidents General
National conference of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots in Raleigh discusses elections for Presidents General, plan to nominate candidates deferred to the General Court on May 13. Officials present include national officers and chapter presidents from multiple states.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEET IN WASHINGTON
Miss Mary Wilcox announces D A R program with Dignitaries addressing the congress. Invocations by Rt Rev Alfred Harding and speeches by Junserand Hammond Thurston Barrett and others highlight opening sessions. Delegates from Tennessee Virginia Connecticut New Jersey and more arrive for the annual convention and debates over Continental Hall debt.
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Mary Hk. Wilcox
Wilsor
Ron Alfred Harding
Washington
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Junserand
France
John Hays Hammond
Rogers Clark Ballard Thurston
The
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the American Evolution
Jon Barrett
Pan-American Union
Funds for G A R Camp Finance Committee Names Donors
Chairman Gude leads the crrexeng committee to raise 2008 dollars for Grand Army of the Republic encampment expenses in September. Robert Tiarper reports nearly 22009 raised as hotels and other major donors yet to respond, with additional contributions listed from Baker Co to Mrs Velati and others.
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Col Harper
H Baker & Co
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Atlante
Hub Furestare Company
Burch & Rhieps
Renzie
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Ton J Oats
Gerwin Miller
Metler, Clagett & Co
MR Ready
Wo J Vandaheim
Jonn Noonan
Services at St Patrick's and Mary groups at church
Special Communion for Children of Mary at St Patrick's with High Mass at 11. The Sodalix of the Children of Mary will receive monthly communion at the 3 o'clock mass today with Rev James A Smith as spiritual director. There will be a short instruction on duties of socialists of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The group will meet again at 4 for the monthly meeting with Father Smith officiating. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will close the services. Mass resumes at 11 o'clock with Atop J Bean officiating. Deacon and subdeacons will include two priests from Holy Cross College. M McNamara will preach and Rev Thomas BE McGuigan BNatt will be master of ceremonies. William J Russell will occupy a sanctuary seat. Two chairs will provide special music. Vine Leagus of the Good Shepherd will hold weekly meeting at 7 March 4 with Mgr Russell answering questions in the pulpit from the Question Box. Benediction will close the services.
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Romance Leads To Altar In Alexandria Church
Jerome G Beatty of New York and Dorothea Janet McKnight of Junction City Kansas wed at Christ Church in Alexandria. Both were University of Kansas students who reunited in Los Angeles a year ago. Beatty, a writer for newspapers and magazines, previously worked for the Washington Post and now writes features for the New York Evening Mail. The ceremony was performed by William Morton. The couple will reside in New York City.
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New York City
Dorothea Janet McKnight
Junction City
Kana
Christ Chourch
Alexandria
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Los Angeles
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Washington Post
New York Evening Mail
Morton
Heatty
Service for Children and D A R Opens Convention
The National Society Children of the American Revolution opens with an afternoon service at Old St. John's Church in Washington D C. Members will attend via rector escorted access. Tomorrow at 1 o clock the annual meeting in Continental Memorial Hall will hear reports by national officers late directors and local societies. On Tuesday at 4 pm the portrait of founder Mrs Daniel Lothrop will be unveiled. Tea Friday 1 710 I Street NW. Saturday a Mt Vernon pilgrimage with a patriotic exercise near the tree planted in 18 and wreaths at Washingtons tomb.
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Secretary McAdoo Improving After Appendectomy
Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury, operated on for appendicitis over a month ago, was reported yesterday to be improving steadily. Physicians expect a full recovery soon, with daily drives in fair weather. He aims to return to his Treasury office between May Day and the first of May.
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Polo Rivalry: Washington Defeats Third Artillery 4 1 1/2
In a heated polo match near Potomac Park Washington ousted the Third Field Artillery four goals to one and a half. Capt Mitchell playing No 4 for Washington and Lieut Greble for Artillery starred with swift, skilled play as Legare scored for Washington and Treat opened with a long goal.
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Greble
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Potomac Park
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Hush Legare
Kent Legare
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William Mitchell
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Judge Compliments Nagging Wife In Divorce Denial
Special to The Washington Fort Los Angeles, April 17. Judge Monroe praised Margaret Anderson for admitting she nagged her husband Arthur C. Anderson and denied her plea for a divorce on cruelty grounds. The couple traded claims about baby clothes, money, and control, with both sides accusing the other of misdeeds. the judge noted it was refreshing to hear a wife acknowledge nagging.
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Monroe
Ezra
Washington Wins Hard Fought Mounted Game in Close Bout
In a high spirited match, Washington scored two late periods led by Hugh Legare and Lieut Greble. Tlugh Jegare added a second goal for his team while Capt Gallup and Capt Churchill added goals for the artillery and Washington respectively. A fashionable crowd watched as the game ended with both sides scoring in the last period and the review of a ship case looming from the Supreme Court.
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Col. Treat
Washington
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Gallup
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Sinking case assigns Pomaron ship liability total $171,006
The steamship Pomaron is held responsible for the sinking of the Alleghany off the Virginia coast in 1912, with a claimed sum of $171,006. The case centers on conflicting interpretations of the applicable law.
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Alleghany
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Standard Remedy For Many Homes
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild pleasant laxative and digestant. It claims quick relief from indigestion and constipation by a blend of laxative herbs with pepsin. Free trial bottle offered by writing to W B Caldwell, 452 Washington Monticello, Isis.
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