Bells toll for Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Alexandria
Bells in city hall and fire stations tolled as the funeral train bearing Mrs Wilson passed through Alexandria on its way to Rome Georgia. Churches rang and Mayor Fisher urged officials and citizens to accompany him to Union Station to honor the memory during the 4:50 pm arrival period. Temperance sermons appeared at local churches with Rev Lambdin leading the flagging pro prohibition message. Funeral notices for Joseph T Jones and Martha Lonsdale Lipith followed, with burials in Tamaqua Pa and St Pauls Cemetery. Mrs Margaret A Iden, widow of James S Iden, died at 28 South Payne street after a long illness, survived by four children.
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Woodrow Wilson
Fisher
Rome
First Baptist Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
St Mary's Catholic Church
Union Station
Bbds
Potomac Yards
Margaret A. Iden
James S. Iden
South Payne Street
H. X. D. Parker
Bright
Martin Dodge
Good Roads
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Dodge Park
F.O
R. F.D
Landover
Ee EE
Waite
The
National Bank of Washing
Ruff
WM. M. Dove
J. Maury Dove Coal Conpaly
J. J. Noonan
Virginia Theater
M. Brown
W.J. Showalter
Olympia
Rickett
National Association of Drugless Practitioners
Prihlan Remal
Ninth Street
Sorthwest
Ltty
H. N. D. Parker
9Th St. N.W
Washington, D. C
Relief at the Washington Monument Expands Open Hours
Yesterday marked the second Sunday open to visitors at the Washington Monument with Cal Harts, superintendent, continuing the innovation. A crowd trooped up the 50 feet to the top as a cooling draft from a refrigerating plant eased the heat. from 12 20 to 4 30 pm crowds used the shaft, seeking relief from the torrid city heat. The monument serves as a substitute for excursions while hot weather persists.
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Washington Monument
Cal. Harts
Deaths reported from several city hospitals and homes
A list of deceased individuals is given with ages and institutions. Names include Joseph M. Consy at United States Soldiers' Home Hospital, Charlies H. Fredericks at Grorgstown University Hospital, Valentine McNally at 1417 N street NW aged 74, Tily A. Chisma at Garffal Unepita aged 61, Edward H. Clover at Government Hospital for In Banc aged 76, John Hunt at The Maury and 19th and G streets aged 2, Lawrence Jinkins at Childrens Hospital aged 6, John F.P. Smith aged 4 months not Ext mw, Fannig Brashear at 2221 8th street NW aged 60, Willan H. Shaen Georgetown University Hospital aged 63, and John Dandridge at Potomac River and 26th NW aged 43.
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Joseph M. Consy
United States Soldiers' Home Hospital
Charlies H. Fredericks
Grorgstown
John FP
Smith
Fannig Brashear
8Th St. Ow
Willan H
Georgetown University Hospital
John Dandridge
Potomac River
Births Reported for Vollberg Rent Proctor Herbenk and Alston
Max and Rosina Vollberg announce a boy. Eugene F and Annie Rent report a girl. John W and Mary Proctor welcome a boy. Frank and Mary Herbenk have a boy. Llewellyn W and Annie C Cocurall register a girl. Simon and Lida Alston greet a girl. Continuous brief notices list several newborns and parents.
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Max
Rosina L. Vollberg
Eugene F
Annie Rent
John W
Mary Proctor
Frank
Mary Herbenk
Llewellyn W
Annie’c. Cocurall
Simon and
Lida Alston
City bulletins and shop notices in brief
A garbled 1920s style collage lists fountain pen services and shop promos. It mentions Cure Sick Fountain Pens moves, Fountain Pen Shop, cleaning carpets, Rug stores, and a floral emblem from Bhaifer's New Flower Store at 900 14th, Palm Beach. Also notes Palm Beach Sulta Cleaned, 50c, Frazee Potomac Laundry, and tickets for Va Theater.
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Bhaifer
Palm Beach Sulta
Frazee-Potomac
Ladies Day Camp Guards Enjoy Encampment Farewell
At Fort Rifle Range Camp Virginia Beach Norfolk guardsmen hosted a ladies day with 1,000 visitors watching the brigade parade. Officers noted top training, a dog tent setup, and the men’s farewell run of the camp before departures to Norfolk and Chesapeake Beach.
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Chesapeake Beach
Washington Fort
Rifle Range
District Guards
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Washington
Cma
Harries
Sam B. Trissel
Associated Press
Sergi
Roy_A. Somers
Hospital Corps
First Infantry
Han
Victor L. Glequel
Second Regiment
France
Porto Rico
Philippines
Clarence Walker
Donnelly
Richard Donnelly
Tieut
J. Roderick McKey
Lawton
New Chapel Dedication With Three Services in Foxall Area
Dedication of St Patrick's Chapel marks completion of Gothic edifice at Foxall and Newcut roads. Rev C T Warner and Rev W Cady lead multi service opening. Noted sermons stress godliness as cure for trouble, with emphasis on church mission and community Christianity.
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Foxall
Newcut Roads
C. C. Warner
W. c. Cady
St. Patrick's Chapel
St. Alban’s
Charles T. Warner
James Russell Lowell
St. Patrick's
Ingersoll Tribute Quoted at Lillian Kittredge Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian Goodale Kittredge widow of Dr Herman E B Kittredge were held at Hines chapel. Born in Hackettstown New Jersey she was 41 and survived by her husband and four minor children Lilla Fred Goodale Robert Ingersoll and Alanson Millen The service featured The Poet's Prayer read by Charles Livingston Snell and a tribute from the late Robert G Ingersoll read by Dr J J Ghtrley It closed with a line on Compassion Love and Hope and Chopins Funeral March by the Marine Band Orchestra before cremation
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Hela
Mes
Lillian
Gocaate Kittredge
Fred Goodale
Robert Ingersoll
Alanson Millen
Charles’ Livingston Snell
Robert G. Ingersoll
J.J. Ghtrley
Chopin
Marine Band Orchestra
Missionary Service and Elects at Shiloh Baptist
The Shiloh Baptist Church reorganization elected officers for the Home and Foreign Missionary Society including President Mrs. M. M. Waldron and Corresponding Secretary Gabriel Mockabee. Two members, Miss Clarice Gooden and Miss Martha Campbell, plan to go to Africa as missionaries.
Catholic University Tutors Alter Vacation Plans During War
Catholic University faculty members who taught the Sisters' College classes will take vacation until September 2, when the university reopens. Several professors remain on campus or travel domestically due to wartime restrictions, with others attending lectures in Iowa and planning American seaside retreats.
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John J. Roth
St. Mary's
Pittsburgh
Knights of Columbus
Catholic University
Father Otterbein
Sisters’ College
Mer. Thomas J. Shahan
George A. Dougherty
Thomas Edward Shields
Edward Aloysia Pace
Dubuque
Iowa
Patrick J. McCormick
Europe
Aubrey Edward Landry
East Weymouth
Mase
William J. Kerby
William Turner
Catholc
Joseph Schneider
America
Aatocrat
U S Friends of All Nations Highlighted in YMCA Talks
Representative James T. Lloyd of Missouri praised U S policy of avoiding entangling alliances at an open air YMCA meeting in Stanton Park. He noted U S diplomats in capitals protecting other warring nations while the United States remains free. In Lincoln Park Rev Howard Peters urged pure religion as a peace prayer was offered. Several hundred attended each event.
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United States
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Lloyd
Stanton Park
Y. MC. A
United
Lincoln Park
Howard Peters
Tifteenth Street Christian Church
Local Pedestrian Struck by Auto on Northwest Streets
Fregolka, 2u years Glad, living at 26 Nineteenth street northwest, was injured yesterday afternoon when struck by an automobile while riding near Sixteenth and streets northwest. He was taken to his home where Dr. F. Scott Avery treated his injuries. The car, owned by David F. Widmeyer, was driven by his son John J. Widmeyer of 407 First street northwest.
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Fregolka
Wna Lves
Nineteenth Street
Sixteenth and
Streets Northwest
F. Scott Avery
David F. Widmeyer
John J. Widmeyer
First Street
Irish Home Rule Rally Postponed at Carrol Institute Hall
The home rule meeting at Carrol Institute Hall under the United Irish League of Washington has been postponed. The new date and details remain unannounced.
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Carroll Institute Hall
All Ireland
United Irish League of Washington
Band Concerts Today at Military and Cavalry Bands
The afternoon program at 4:30 features the U S Marine Band led by William H. Santamaga at the barracks with marches overtures and selections including My Indian Meld and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. The Soldiers Home Band under Emil A. Fensted performs at 4 30 with March Birthday Ovation Overture Among the Lilies and Lucia and Rigoletto selections. The Evening program at 7 20 by the Fifth United States Cavalry Band at Judiciary Park led by W J Cain includes Birthday Ovation Poor and Peasant Tales of Hoffman Wedding of the Winds and the Thunderer with The Star Spangled Banner.
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U.S
Bang
William H. Santermaga
Mareh
Brooks
Martin
Millocker Wall
Mia Cara
Sheba
e.March
TL A
Emil A. Fensted
Thomas Jefferson
Sandemann
Jaen de Parle
Boldlélaw
Federoff
Pagilacci
Leongaralio
United States Cavalry Band
Judiciary Park
W. J. Cain
Lupps Caprica
Frey
Offenbach
Lucia
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
The ad touts Resinol Ointment for stopping itching and aiding healing in eczema, poison ivy, tetter, ringworm, and rashes. It also promotes Resinol Soap and Reginol, noting low cost and non harsh ingredients, with a trial offer from Baltimore.
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Dept. 2-R
Resinol
Baltimore
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Abner-Drury Brewing Co
G Streets
N.W
U.S. Treasury
National Electrical Supply Cd
JSIR
Berkeley Rye
Ipwera
Burchell
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A. Mudbiman & Co
Byron $. Adams
St. N.W
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Alexandria
Relief Truck Co
Washington Fort Bureau
King Street
Reilef Truck Company
Prince Street
Fairfax and
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Committee On Fire Department of City Council
E. C. Dunn
M. B. Lambdin
Montgomery
W. Va
Bennett Lambdin
First Presbyterian Church
Boston
J. D. D. Clark
Manassas
W. F. Watson
C. R. Strauaburg
Misa Blanche Rotchford
Joseph T. Jones
North Washington Street
Daca Kennedy
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Potomac
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tamaqua
Eliza L. Smith
tha_ Lonsdale Lipith
New Hope
Knox
Robert F. Knox
Duke Street
Papa Kennedy
St. Paul's Cemetery
City Bulletins
Ps. Ave
Saitamore
Field Brigade Hospital
Franklin P. Weller
Sergt. Weller
District Guard
Albert W. Hall
Signal Corps
Lloyd Alexander
Samuel Baumgarten
Preston L. George
George W. Mehlfelt
Vernon L. Parsons
James P. Raney
Second Infantry
Peter Rodenhauser
William M. Bincox
Robert Foster
Jean Jaures
Socialist Party of the
E Street
Jaures
Julian I.pierce
St. Patrick’s
Peace Cross
William L. de Vries
Cathedral
Canon Austin
John van Schaile
Universalist Church
Thirteenth
J. Streets
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le Grand Powers
van Schaick
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J. McBride Sterrett
All Souls
Connecticut
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Janed
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J. J. Muir
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William T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Far North
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New York
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St. Andrew’s Church
Fourteenth
Corcoran Streets
Beverly Farms
Mass
Game Parish
Huntsville
D. Carla
Father Cattania
Christie
Washington District
Epworth League
League
Dr. Owens
Second Baptist
Oscar Lee Owens
Second Baptist Church
Hinson V. Howlett
Reading, Pa
Herbert Booth Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Radcliffe
McKim
Randolph H. McKim
Epiphany Church
Fourteenth Street
Nebraska
James Shera Montgomery
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
John Marshall Place
Nebraska City
Nebr
Falregury
Chantangna
Whidsor
Rabbi Stern
North Shore
Hebrew Temple
Adolph Kahn
Earl. Willey
Vermont Avenue
Ingersoll
Jaushten Migs
Wilfley
Slensip
Foundry Church
Harry F. Huntington
First Methodial Episcopal Church
Pawnee City
Fountry Church
Sixteenth
Madigan Streets
War
Autta
Veith and Meiners
Anelite
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Washington Post
Henrich Brewing Co
Guiffre
Penon. Ave
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