Paliceman Fined For Abusive Language In Court
In a Braddock Heights case reported by the Fairfax bureau, a paliceman was fined for using abusive language. The Alexandria police court also heard other related charges including resisting and assault, with multiple individuals fined or warned as authorities outlined the evening’s incidents.
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Paliceman
Aseengton
Patek
Alexmndela
Alvandria
Sie Mint
Notre
Tarrias Wis
Jack Fairlie
Polveran
Meloney
Lowith
Wbuarve Landnt
Wild Simpson Fairfax
Simpson Fairfax
Larry Aker
Ring Street
Ford
Harry Biker
Walter Moore
Witer Maloney
Toru
Columous
Cashin
Mirias
Maloney
Novi
Urtax
Burt
Stoud Behid
Symphony Concert To Be Given Today
A Symphony concert is scheduled at the Nato theatre featuring pianists Guy Maier and Pattie mn. Works include Schumann overtures and two concerted numbers by Monart ton erry and Leo Rowathy Paud McSowerts, highlighting training in Chicago and past performances with Glenn Dittagh.
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Ket
Gateer
Tra
Anil
NATO Theatre
Guy Maier
Pattie
Atone
Schumann
Imsh Korsakow
Monart Ton Erry
Fiat
Leo Rowathy
Paud McSowerts
Rome
Muldie West
Chicago
Glenn Dittagh
Gunn
Ortestra
Quaker City
National Defense 5 Weeks Plea to Daughters of 1812
Secretary of War Weeks and Col Sherrill praised officers and delegates of the Thirty-second Associate Council of the National Society Daughters of 1812. A marble tablet commemorating Francis Scott Key was unveiled on Key Bridge with Weeks stressing patriotism, flag reverence, and readiness to defend the nation. The ceremony featured a flag salute, speeches, and a reception at the Willard with national officers and district delegates.
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Weeks
Colin Sherrill
National Society of the United States Daughters of 1813
Key Bridge
Francis Scott Key
Samuel Preston Davis
America
Daughters of 1812
Col Sherrill
Charles Abernethy
Congress
Willard
Reuben Ross Hellaway
Maryland
Charles Fisher Taylor
North Carolina
Charmin
White House
Mra Coolidge
Conlidge
Local marriages and town notices in Hyattsville area
Announcement of the marriage of Gwendolyn Alsop of Washington to C B Kincaid of Hyattsville at the Little Church Around the Corner New York. Mrs Kincaid formerly with the tariff commission in Washington and Mr Kincaid a city passenger agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and proprietor of the Arcade theater here. The Kincaids plan to live at 9 Sibley Avenue. Capitol Heights approves 306 for a siren fire alarm. Mayor George Finger says the bet t now used is unsatisfactory and reports sale of 12500 in municipal bonds to rebuild flood-damaged bridges. Bridges rebuilt at Sixty first Street and Franklin Avenue. more planned at Kingston Ave and Waldorf Ave. May 5 municipal election with contested mayor, treasurer, and six council seats. nominees include George Finger, George A Adams, William H McGinnis, Clinton G Light, and incumbents Beavers, Oliver, Smith. others listed. Voters open 7 am to 8 pm. 378 eligible, 76 added at registration. Fayetteville publisher Charles J Finger visiting Washington. Mrs Caroline M Brown, 87, dies near Gaithersburg. funeral at St John's Catholic Church Forest Glen. Licenses issued for James H Melcer and Marjoria Lester of Fairfax Station. Charles Wesley Goff and Nellie Kirkpatrick Alison of Warrenton. Dance for Rockville baseball team attracts about 200 Montgomery County/DC attendees. committee led by J Warry Gormley, with Mrs Leonard Nicholson and others acting as hosts and chaperones.
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Hyattsville
New York
Gwendolyn Alsop
Washington
C B Kincaid
Kincaid
Tariff Commission
Chesapeake and Om Railroad
Arcade Motion Picture Theater
John R
Emily Alsop
Wakefield
Rs Kincans
Sibley Avenue
Capitol Heights
George Finger
Tinger
Sixty First Street
Franklin Avenue
Kingston Avenue
Waldorf Avenue
Yerryman Avenue
George A Adams
William H McGinniss
Clinton G Light
Wiliam Beavers
Walter Oliver
George Smith
Harry Adame
John Connors
John Gabriel
Loura Greasman
David Haller
Henry Mhes
Louis Mular
Oscar T Poore
Selle Posen
Charles Arthur Steele Votle
Charles J . Finger
Fayettville, Ark
Huckville
Gaithersburg
Caroline M Brown
Thomas J Brown
St Martin's Catholic Church
George Bibb Brown
Rockville
St John's Catholic Church
Forest Glen
St John's Cemetery
Brown
George M Hunter
Montgomery County National Bank
James H Melcer
Burke Va
Marjoria Lester
Fairfax Station Va
Charles Wesley Goff
Nellie Kirkpatrick Alison
Warrenton Va
St Mary's Hall
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
J Warry Gormley
Leonard L
Nicholson
Helen Irkland
Alice Cashell
Rose Dawson
Roger Shaw
F Hazel Cashell
Bache Abert
Tharles
Leonard i
Keiths Vaudeville Week Shows Starstudded Program
Keiths theater marks national vaudeville artists week with a snappy lineup. The bill features the Korns Sisters concert numbers the Four Camerons clowning and Jim McWilliams the nut pianist. Rouns Sisters sing Longer Lou and the Swiss echo Song by Eckert headline a varied program with Lloyd Bachs Jazz orchestra. Notable acts include Lonesome Manor and a Kokomo homesick girl portrayal by Marguerite Murphy, with Paul Gerard Smith and G S Melvin among others.
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BP Keiths Theater
Korns Sisters
Four Camerons
Jim McWilliams
Rouns
Ag Ever McWilliams
Lou
Nelle
Sara Rouns
Eckert
Jordan
Stewart
Geiger
Feld
Lloyd
Kendall Caps
Allen Quirk
Tbach
Tranh Dixon
Lonesome Manor
Marguerite Murphy
Kokomo
Paul Gerard Smith
Main Street
Little Town
Broadway
Louis Cameron
Jack Baxley
Duther Cameron
Laura Cameron
S$ Melvin
The Two Visual Dudes Lies Klicks Stage Review
An eccentric program features an English impersonator clown boys scout and steamer stoker with precise touches while Miss Terra opens with a Pandora box. Charles Sargent and John Marvin present the duo in The Two Visual Dudes Lies Klicks with electrically lit dancing figures closing the bill.
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Stoker
Miss Terra
Charles Sargent
John Marvin
Bill Flouse
White House Easter Egg Roll Draws Thousands On Park Grounds
Thousands of children and families gathered on the White House lawns and Ellipse for Easter Monday egg rolling. President and Mrs Coolidge viewed the event from the south porch as cabinet members and their children joined the celebration amid egg tosses and noisy crowds.
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Hugh Miller
White House
Coolidge
Davis
Washington Monument
Marine Band
New Printed Crepe Fabrics Arrive in New Designs
New stock of printed crepe arrives featuring two color effects in browns blues tans and browns and other combinations including black and white patterns and large figure designs. The selection is described as popular with shoppers seeking novel patterns and styles.
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Braddock Heights
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Coooreaig
Teo Deeton
Elquor Harge
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Traddock
Rhone
Ord
Biddwan
Patate
Vopreet Gallohan
Munde P Hassilp
Harvard
Atreet
Vilars
Greenwood
Mjan
Lucas
Madison
Irl
Payne
Wouter Club
Wes Aro Ting
Mlevandma
Undec of Commerce At & Oclock
Sexening i
Glee Club
Will Wehearne
Bualas Urd Professional Womens Clut
Trobert
Jeffs
Raharsal Mathers
Ffisen
Arent Center Association
Thas
Mrs. Coolidge
National Defense
New Georgetown Bridge
Wilard
National
Hugh Kerr Fulton
Northminster
Robert J Maxwell
New Jersey
Noble Newport Potta
F W Matteson
Henry Taylor
William Dova
Frederick Dille
Henry Graham
Charles W Allen
Maude Grosvenor
Gertrude Lyon
McMichal Mire
Trowbridge
Florence Berryman
Armstrong
Thompson Bros
Good Hope Road
Anacostia
D. C
Keith’s
Genelogy
Franklin
The
Hecht Co
Persis
Doctors
Quality Hill Sanatorium
Monroe
N.C
Jaques
J. S. Massey
M. D
Jaques Capsule CO
Plattsburg, N.Y
Makam Draccox
Ang
Lino
Bureau of Interior Decoration
AnnaTaona Coax Company
Linoleum Division
Lamcaatza
Pannsy
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