Patriotism urged at Willard banquet amid invasion fears
Representatives Rainey and Mann and Senators Pomerene and Cummins urged immediate national preparedness as a crowd at the Willard listened to speeches by prominent patriots and leaders of patriotic organizations. They condemned pacifists and warned that delay could invite invasion, praising American resilience and historical resolve.
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Rainey
Mann
Pomerene
Cummins
Willard
United Stiten Danenter
Tha Society
Robert Fl Wil
Chicago
Fonmerane
Rainey and
Willim ‘Umming Stary
The
Daughters of the American Revwane
Gdenheimer
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Maj
Dee A W Greely
Society of the Descendants of the May- Rower
W Samuel Goodwyn
Society of First Families of
Vien Tla
William Gerry Slade
New Yok
United Statea Daughters
Johnsloncan
Society of Dames of Ocoyvil Legion of Llnots
Fomerene
Allena
Mia
Mia John A Logan
Agttera
Clara Barton
Weaogeme
L Hos
Attacks militia lobby in security league meeting
The National Security League’s District branch gathers at the Masonic Temple to back a 250000 man army and federal control with universal military service. Henry Breckinridge calls Militia lobby a persistent adversary while a women’s branch seeks merger with the men’s group.
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Congress
New
Masonic Temple
National Security League
Henry 8. Breckinridge
House
Hay
League
Frederic J. Huidekoper
United States
Indorse
Senate
House of Representatives
J. B. Briggs
Women Hear Shafroth on Susan B Anthony Amendment
Women suffragists crowded the Senate galleries to hear Senator Shafroth of Colorado advocate adopting the Susan B Anthony amendment. He argued equal rights for all, criticized male-imposed spheres for women, and rejected voting rights being tied to bearing arms. The Daughters of the Republic held a Willard meeting with officers and a preparedness resolution adopted.
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Senate
Shafroth
Colorado
Susan B. Anthony
The
Republic
Our Republic
Initiation Of Knights Of Columbus At Local Hall
More than 100 men began their Knights of Columbus journey in a secret initiation last night at the K of C Hall. Dr H C Crosson led the ceremony with a Philadelphia degree team. about 400 Knights attended a banquet at Rauscher's where speakers included Leo A Rover and B M Bristog among others. Local committee led by Dr A D Wilkinson oversaw arrangements.
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Order of Knights of Codurbus
K. of C. Hall
H. C. Crosson
Philadelphia
Rauscher's
Leo A.’ Rover
B. M. Bridget
H. J. Croason
J. A. Eckert
W. P. Normoyle
K. of C
A. D. Wilkinson
Leo A. Rover
J. E.colliffewer
C. K. Moones
J. H. Johnson, Jr
Miss Louise Perin Engaged to Baltimore Clubman
Miss Marie Louise Perin daughter of the late Nelson Perin and Mrs. Perin of Baltimore is engaged to William Whiteridge a leading Baltimore clubman and broker. Whiteridge, from an established Maryland family and connected through club memberships, resides in Baltimore with ties to New York and Washington.
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Baltimore
William *Whiteridge
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Marie Louise Perin
Nelson Perin
Perin
William Whiteridge
Philip Haxall Harrison
Lawrence Perin
Oliver Perin
Nelson
Bradford Perin
Mr. Whiteridge
Morris Whiteridge
John Whiteridge
Maryland Club
Baltimore Club
The
Bachelors’ Cotillion
Elrndge Hunt Club
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
University Club Sued Over $1104 Overdraft on Club Books
In a suit in equity filed by J. Miller Kenyon H. Rozier Dulany and Byron A. Graham trustees in bankruptcy for Lewis Johnson & Co the University Club William A Mearns and the University Club are named defendants seeking an accounting and a decree for 1104 30 alleged to be due on the books of the defunct firm on an account titled University Club Banquet Committee William A Mearns treasurer The petition traces an account opened February 24 1912 showing 6953 15 deposited and 8057 45 withdrawn creating a 1104 30 overdraft Overdraft dispute arose as University Club officers claimed the account included non club funds and that there was no overdraft Mearns allegedly pledged to resolve the matter and requested no suit The petition seeks to determine liability for the overdraft and for an accounting plus reform of a discharge contract with Henry and Woodruff to reflect Mearns relief from those debts Attorneys C C Tucker H Prescott Gatley and Leon Tobtiner represent the petitioners.
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William A. Mearny
University Club
J. Miller Kenyon
H. Rozier Dulany
Byron A. Graham
Lewis Johnson & Co
William A. Mearns
Mr. Mearna
Henry and Woodruff
Mearns
C. C. Tucker, H. Prescott Gatley
Leon Tobtiner
Musicians Guild Triumph At Raleigh Concert
An elaborate music program in Raleigh last night saluted the American Guild of Banjoists Mandolinists and Guitarists during the guilds three day city convention. Walter Holt acted as general director with noted soloists and ensembles including Frederick Bacon banjo Walter Holt mandolin Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler soprano and Vahdah Olcott-Hicford guitar. The Nordica plectrum octette received an ovation. B W De Loss directed. The convention voted to retain universal notation and unfinished business will be considered today. An exhibit of fretted instruments drew special interest.
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Raleigh
American Guild of Banjoists
Mandolinista
Guitarista
Walter Holt
Actoista
Frederick J. Bacon
Walter T. Holt
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler
Vahdah Ol
Results of Easter Monday church vestry elections
Results announced for Episcopal churches in Washington area. St Pauls Rock Creek parish names senior warden D G Joy and junior warden J M Abbott with eight vestrymen. Brookland Church of Our Saviour lists senior warden Arthur J Williams junior warden Charles E Davis and multiple vestrymen including Charles E Molster. Christ Church East Washington and Georgetown name multiple vestrymen wardens registrars and delegates. Veterans and notable figures from Melville and Trinity Takoma Park appear among vestrymen and delegates to diocesan convention and archdeaconry.
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Perocere
Washington
St. Paul's Church
Rock Creek Parish
D. G. Joy
J. M. Abbott
A. F. Browne
William M. Lewin
J. A. Miller
John Burgess
Charles Miller
D. A. Paine
B. L. Jackson
D. J. Willliams
Brookland Parish
Charles FE
Molster
B. C. Washington, Jr
Seabury
G. Quinn
J. AR. T. Reeves
Christ Church
East Washington
James Berry
Charles Hayden
William Heinline
N. Thornton Hymon
John Lane Johns
John Pater
C. Shroeder
Louis B. Taylor
John Peter
Lewis B. Taylor
John C. Shresder
Georgetown
William A. Gordon
HA. Owen Thompson
William D. Orme
J. H. Gordon
Downs L. Wilson
N. W. Dorsey
K. Hadford
George A. King
S. W. Duvall
J. B. Jordan
Editors Toast Wilson at Association Press Meeting in New York
Frank B. Noyes of Washington offered affectionate sympathy and loyal support to President Woodrow Wilson at the Associated Press annual meeting in New York. Nicholas Murray Butler delivered the principal address as publishers and editors from across the country listened. Resolutions expressed regret at the deaths of three former directors: Col. William R. Nelson, Charles W. Knapp, and Herman Ridder.
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New York
Wilson
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington, D. C
Mr. Noyes
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Noyes
Goa
Woodrow Wilson
William R. Nelson
Kansas City
Charles W. Knapp
The
New York Times
Herman Ridder
New York Staats-Zeitung
Host to Kallipolis Grotto at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Albert Pike Consistory and related bodies welcomed Kallipolis Grotto M O V P E R and families to a musical program and informal dance at the Scottish Rite cathedral on Third and E streets northwest. Several hundred guests attended. Musicians included Harry G. Kimball J W Humphrey Elaine Seabring Ford B H Smart John Humphrey and Charles E Myers. Committee in charge were Roe Fulkerson Carl Kerr and Archie D Angel. Clubrooms opened for cards chess and billiards.
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Albert Pike
Kallipolis Grotto
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Third
E Streets
Harry G. Kimball
J. W. Humphrey
Elaine Seabring Ford
Germany Faces U S Demands on Submarine War
The article reviews U S demands that Germany abandon illegal submarine warfare and seek a temporary halt while talks proceed. It notes Senate Foreign Relations Chair Senator Stone seeks clarity on the president's next steps if Germany refuses and on what would satisfy Washington. It discusses Britain's stance on reprisals and the likelihood of a German response balancing legal actions, with Ambassador Gerard relaying conversations to Secretary Lansing.
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Mann
Europe
America
Germany
Atlante Square
Ita
Stone
Congress
United States
Britain
Associated Press
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Gerard
Washington
Lansing
Berlin
Isaat
Wilson
Chancellor Holds Final Conference With Gerard Before Leaving Berlin
Berlin April 25 American Ambassador James W Gerard met with Dr von Bethmann Hollweg at the foreign office before the imperial chancellor departed for headquarters. Correspondents were informed that the chancellor would proceed to the great headquarters shortly.
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Gerard
Berlin
James W. Gerard
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Great Headquarters
Foreign Office
Carmen Seek Arbitration Over Terminal Company Grievances
The Washington Terminal Company faces a labor dispute from the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America local branch. Members seek arbitration via Secretary Wilson after failed talks, faulting rules, pay, and seniority practices, and opposing 24 hour shifts when switching day to night work. The union approved referring the matter to the Labor Department with no dissent.
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Washington Terminal Company
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Wilson
Board of Conciliation
Department of Labor
Mrs Kean Dies at 93 in Cumberland Md
Mrs Mary Kean aged 93 widow of Patrick E Kean died last night in Cumberland Maryland She was aunt of former Mayor George A Kean and former Postmaster Daniel E Kean
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Cumberland, Md
Mary Kean
Patrick E. Kean
George A Kean
Daniel E. Kean
Today’s Beauty Hint for Quick Cleanse and Shine
A vintage beauty tip advises not to shampoo daily if the scalp is cleansed with a simple home mix. Dissolve a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to create a thick lather that soothes the scalp and cleanses the hair, leaving a quick-drying, bright luster and soft fullness.
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James Carroll Fraxer
Misa Helena Elliott
William Littauer
Juline Kahn
J. Hamilton Lewis
Lars Anderson
Archibald Hopkins
Mary Sheridan
David Jayna
David Jayna Hh1; President, Frederico L. Huidekoper
Larz Anderson
Henry H. Ward
John F. Wilkins
William C. Hoover
Woodbury Blair
Ira EB. Bennett
Edwin C. Brandenburg
Daniel J. Callahan
Walter C. Clephane
Albert Douglas
Thomas T. Gaff
William F. Gude
William B. Hibbs
N. Monroe Hopkins
EB. B. Johns
Frederic D. McKenney
James F. Mitchell
Fleming Newbold
J. Callan O'Laughlin
Robert Shaw Olver
Myron M. Parker
Howard J. Stellwagen
Theodore EH. Tiller
Corcoran Thom
Clarence R. Wilson
James D. Igishart
A. Samuel Goodwyn
James R. Mann
Slade
Louise Edge
Story
Greeley
Clarence F. R. Janne
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J. C. Fisher
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William Hamilton Bayley
Nancy Warder
Wiles
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Lewis Johnson
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Washington Post
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Joseph Dixon Crucible CO
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D. W. Griffith
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David Belasco
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Frank Carroll
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Wass Meredith
Otters
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McIntyre & Heath
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Rolling Stones
Paint and Powder Club
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Loew’s
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Pauline Frederick
Grand Pipe Organ—Symphony Orchestra
Casino Farsi
Enn Tansy
Mary Fuller
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Il P. Attemeana
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