Fraternal Groups Plan Nationwide Community Service Drive
Fraternal benefit societies mobilize about 1.1 million members for a united community service effort proposed at a banquet during the Natrona Fraternal Congress. Speakers urged surveys and a formal program to expand philanthropy, with leaders from the Brotherhood of American Yeomen and American Surety par updating plans and seeking tax considerations.
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Natrona
Angresa
Fra Ameri ‘ Rnal
Yeasteraa
Hare ' Eoana
Dea Momnea Tora
Brotherhood of
Amerian Yeomen
Rna Tate
Nur
Foal Lodge
Trenton at Bushire for Body of Imbrie
Navy reports the cruiser Trenton will carry the body of Robert Imbrie from Teheran to Bushire and then to Washington. Persian government pays voyage expenses under an accord with the State Department. A Persian guard of honor and joint ceremonies mark the transfer before transit to the United States.
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Atryar
Trenton
Bush
Perna
Hem
Vics
Robert Imbee
Aj Nat Ve Mnage
Teheran
Navy Department
Captol Rathfus
Trenn
Bushire
Washington
State Department
Persan Guard of Honor
United States
Capital Doctor's Son Drowned in Canada
A six year old boy, son of Dr William Earl Clark of 3532 Lowell Street, drowned yesterday on a lake at North Hatley, Quebec, while spending the summer with his parents. Relatives here report the family will return soon and funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Witham Baci
Ota
William Earl Clark
Lowell Street
Northwear
North Hatley
Frieds
Nungster
Mra Clary
Arrest Suit Over Neighborhood Dispute In Washington
Mrs Dennis sues Capt Gustava J Van Lennep for 25400 damages alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution after a disorderly conduct charge triggered in a dispute over a right of way and fence on the Wangaman/Wangaman estate property at Thirtythird Street Northwest. A second suit seeks to restrain interference with the easement and property, with the matter set to show cause on September 2.
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Gustava J van Lennep
Themat
Wapgaman Art
Thirty- Third
Lulu & Dennis
Thirty-third Street
Yeaterday
District Supreme Court
Dennis
Alfred Smith
Kate P Johnson
Cant van Lennep Crom
Mrs Dennis
Wanggamah
Capt van Lennep
M Dennis
Wamgaman Stablea
Mra Dennis
Ocean City
McMahon
van Lennep
Justice Siddons
Lawue
Mia Dennis
Eight new trade board members named
Eight new members were elected to the Board of Trade at a meeting led by OC Grabanm. The board will study widening traffic routes between Fourteenth and Stateenth streets northwest and will be represented at a public meeting by E F Calladay Samuel J Prescott and Arthurart at the stadium dedication on October 4. The board has about £ 469 members and two committees will coordinate a defense day parade involving 230 men.
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Nea
Board of Trade
Ite Evecutive
Ltirae
OC Grabanm
Fourteenth
Stateenth
Alreats
Northwest
Thane
E F Calladay
Samuel J Prescott
Arthurart
Catholic Umverous
Calladay
3000 Marines March for Antietam Reenactment Rainy Start
Three thousand Marines camped in East Potomac Park under rain and mud as the Fast Coast expeditionary force prepares to march to Sharpsburg to reenact the Battle of Antietam. Maj Gen John A. Lejeune visited the camp amid rough weather. The detachment includes the Fifth Marine infantry, Tenth artillery, Gas battalion, and additional units. they will travel via Potomac Park to Rockville then Frederick before reaching Sharpsburg around September 1.
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East Potomac Park
Lejeune
Marine Corps
Dion Williams
Fast Coast Expeditionary Force
United States Marine Corps
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Washington
Corby Farm
Rock Ville
Alte
Quantico
Canvay
France
Park
Fifth Marine Infantry Regiment
Tenth Artillery
Quantien
John A. Lejeune
Dlon Withiama
Ceommand
Forree
Potomac Park
Suanticn
Fort Humphreys
Arlington Cemetery
Department of Agriulture
Rockville
Fourteenth Street
Seventeenth and
B Streets
LF Street
Virginia Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Georgetown
Key Bridge
M Street
Thirty-third Street
Middlebrook
Ridgeville
Frederick
Marine Private Killed in Truck Trailer Accident
Private Glenn FC Steenrod of the aviation detachment died when a coupling pin on a tractor tow trailer loosened. He fell forward, was crushed beneath the wheels, and died at QuanTheo base hospital after being admitted. He lived in Maplewood, Ohio, with his father Homer W Steenrod.
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Amua
Coms
Marine Corps
Quantheo
Glenn FC Steenrod
Steenrod
Maplewood
Ohio
Homer W Steenrod
War Monuments Commission Appoints Hurley Fuller to ABMC Duty
Capt Hurley E Fuller, infantry, relieved from the historical section at Army War College Washington Barracks and detailed to the American Battle Monuments Commission. Gen Pershing chairs the commission which will prepare a report and recommendations after inspecting European battlefields and American cemeteries. Members include Robert G Woodside Senator David A Reed Representative John Philip Hill Thomas W Miller and others.
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Hurley E Fuller
Infantry
Army War College
Washington Barracks
American Battle Monuments Commission
War Department
Pershing
Rammington
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburgh
David A Reed
Peninsylatia
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Thomas W. Miller
John Markley
Frederick
Mra
Frederick W. Bentley
Chicago
Exposed Knees Reveal Alleged Bootleggers After Chase
Four men in a taxicab drew attention when knees protruded from the vehicle near South Capitol and ID streets. Detec tives Nally and Ogle stopped the car at N street, uncovering about 100 gallons of liquor concealed in 25 gallon drums. Men identified as George T Mullen, 29. George B Schueller, 23. Abraham Schwertz, 22. and Joseph A Mastrocola, 23, all of Baltimore, were arrested on liquor possession and transportation charges.
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Nally and
Ogle
George T Mullen
George 8 Schueller
Abraham Schwertz
Joseph A Mastrocola
Baltimore
Hauer
World War Veteran Sings Way Around The World
Frank MacClouskey of Princedale Pennsylvania, wounded in World War I, travels with an animal troupe including a poodle, a monkey, a trench rat, and a white rat on an around-the-world hike for five years. He started in New York and walked to Atlantic City, with his wife joining him. a brain injury and gas poisoning affect him, but he sings to amuse sightseers and says he is singing his way around the world.
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Frank MacClouskey
Princedale
Washington
MacClouskey
New York City
Atlantic Ts
France
McClouskey
Professor George Price Sails to England for Missionary College
Professor George McCready Price of Tinton College views Nebraska and Union College history, heads geology, and plans to sail from New York aboard the Homerta on August 30 to England. He will join Stanborough Park Missionary College in Watford, Hertfordshire, for alignment with the Seventh-day Adventist world headquarters visit.
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George McCready Price
Tinton College College View
Nebr
New York
England
Stanborough Park Missionary College
Watford
Hert England
Price
Union College
Park Union College
la Dota
Call
Seventh-day Advantist
Manor Park Seeks Portable School for Young Children
Manor Park citizens press for a portable school and street and water upgrades. The committee named Ernest H Pullman WH S Bryant Mrs Earl B Smith and others briefed acting superintendent Robert L Haycock municipal architect AR Harris and district surveyor Melville Hazen. They warn current facilities force parents to withhold children from school to avoid crossing busy tracks. They seek a portable building by September and future expansion plans for an eight to sixteen room school costing about 176000 to 226400 dollars with access improvements on Sheridan Third Eighth Rittenhouse Takoma Georgia avenues voters and school leaders to act.
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Manor Park
Robert L. Haycock
R Harris
Melville Hazen
J Franklin Bell
Ernest H Pullman
Aseociaf
S Bryant
Earl B Smith
Alte
Fifth
Sheridan
Sheridan Street
Third and Eighth Stree
Pullman
Plang
Board of Education
Validity of Occoquan transfer questioned
Justice Siddons in circuit court directed authorities at District jail and the workhouse at Occoquan to produce Mrs Annette Applegate wife of Chauncey H Applegate for examination on habeas corpus to determine the transfer validity from jail to Occoquan for hard labor. Her arrest with husband on prohibition charges led to an August 36 jail stay for 36 days in default of a $600 fine. Wampler, counsel, argues prisoners can be put to hard labor only after conviction of an infamous crime. police courts lack authority to commit to Occoquan or require hard labor at Occoquan or the jail. The issue has recurred since national prohibition began.
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Justtce Siddons
Occoquan
Annette Applegate
Chauncey H Applegate
Applegate
T Morris Wampler
Prand
Liquor Prescription Limit in Court Sept 4
Federal prohibition rules limiting physician prescriptions to six every 90 days will be tested in District Supreme Court on September 4. Justice Biddons issued the order at the request of Dr William E Philes’s attorneys. Prohibition officials and revenue commissioners were to appear to show cause why an injunction should not issue to prevent interference with the doctor’s right to issue prescriptions as he sees fit in daily practice.
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Treasury Department
District Supreme Court
Justice Biddons
Equity Court
Wampler, Purcell and Densmore
William E Philes
Eleventh Street
Roy A Haynes
David H Blair
Internal Revenue
Harry M Luckett
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Philes
Final Mt Alto Concert By Navy Band Tonight
The Navy band will give a concert tonight on the grounds of Mount Alto hospital. An announcement by Cot Dunlap FP Panhattan, medical officer in charge, says the event is mainly for patients but the grounds are open to the public. The program begins at 7 30 with the conclusion of a series.
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Navy
Mount Alto Hospital
Cot Dunlap FP
Panhattan
Rees
Nearby Reservists Report Here On Defense Test Day
Washington area reservists within ten miles must report for duty on National Defense Day. The event, described as a physical demonstration of the nations new army, will test plans for expansion to full strength under the National Defense Act of 1920. Locals may report to the commander or designated leaders. unassigned men should report here by mail for same day processing.
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Washington
Washington Reserve
Graham Building
John Beatt
Alexandria
320Th Infantry
Hyattaville
Aig
Col Scott
G G Reiniger
United States
War Department
Akeleton
National Defense
Congress
Regular Army National Guard
Organized Reserve
Churchmen Urge Peace Mobilization On Armistice Day
The Commission of International Justice and Goodwill of the Federal Council of Churches urges churches to launch a nationwide peace mobilization on Armistice Day November 11. They propose mass meetings as a rally to overthrow the war system, seek world peace, and invite cooperation from business, labor, and American Legion posts.
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Commission of International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Labor Organizations
American Legion Poste
Council
World Court
League of Nations
Charles Brent
Sidney L Gulick
War Departments
Beaten by Bouncer at Jimmie's Place Seeks 50000
George Macaboy of 433% Tennessee Avenue Northeast filed suit in the District Supreme Court for 50000 alleging he was beaten and kicked by a bouncer at Jimmie's Place on Bladensburg Road just over the district line. Jamen La Fontaine, proprietor, and Samuel Roswell are named as defendants. Frank J Helix is attorney. The establishment has faced raids over alleged gambling.
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Jimmie's Place
George Macaboy
Tennesssee Avenue
District Supreme Court
Jamen A la Fontaine
Jimmies Place
Samuel Roswell
Sre
Frank J
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Columbus
Estes
Attention
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Sahir
Edward x Aday
Board of
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Robert Orville Matthews
Fraterra
Mason
American Surety
Dae Ia
Rome
Roefs
Bachear
Laromes
la Rocca Woodman Circle
Rina Weat
Woman's Fenery Foundation of the Maccabees
Fort Haroy
Owen Addresana Weeting
Everday
Wol Owen
Meophis
Tennessee
NRA
Supreme Commander of the Maccabees
Maccabees
Imbrie
Persia
Capital
Canada
East Potomac
Benesf
NEW Trade Board
Fam
Commission ON War Monuments
Hurley E. Fuller
George Price
Washington Post
MT. Alto
Navy Bend
Col. Reiniger
Jimmie
Saak
Asphalt Roofing Products CO
Flrnace
Tmwt
Ferns West Levy
Enuete
Haning
Beatog
Wlisasiy Labrico
Wingonsia Avenue
N. Y. Ave
U. S. Treasury
Blossom Inn
Frank P. Fenwick
St. N.W
Tawe Beauty
Brewownp
Muluco
Carsar
Wallis
Sts
N.W
Trublpruf
END Trouste
Lambert Trublpruf Tire Co., Inc
Eiseman’s
7Th & F
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