Mass Holy Name Parade Scaled Back For July Start
About 90 000 to 109 000 marchers expected as Holy Name Societies finalize plans for the parade to be closed September 21. The itinerary was shortened eliminating passage before the White House and down Seventeenth street with the route shifting to Fifteenth street then Monument. More than 100 bands are anticipated including an 80 piece New York Metropolitan Police band leading 11 060 uniformed officers. Morgan Radio Corporation declared bankrupt with debts around 47 160 and assets near 500, court referr ed to Ralph D. Quin ter.
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National Convention of Holy Name Societies
United States
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Yester Lday
Harry A. Walsh
Maj
Henry Coops
White House
Seventeenth Street
Fifteenth Atrest
Monument Tot
New York
Metropolitan Police Force
Morgan Radio Corporation
Thirteenth Street
Justice Siddanea
Ralph D. Quinter
William A. Steurmann
Richard D. Daniels
Weather and tide table and forecast for DC area
Weather sections report today’s sun and tide times, high low tides, and a forecast for the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. It notes a tropical storm system off the Atlantic coast, widespread fair weather with possible local thundery showers, and temperature trends with shifting winds across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
Maine
Wales
Carolinas
Lake Superior
Alberta
Wyoming
Texas Panhandle
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Brater
North Carolina
Omo
Upper
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Far Northwest
Southeastern
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlante
North Atlantic
Births and Marriages Reported in Vital Statistics
A long list reports births to numerous couples with varied surnames and places, followed by a section listing licensed marriages. Notable entries include Wade D Ferguson and Wilsabeth Ferguson’s son, Elmer J Thorne and Grace Thorne’s son, and many others. An army officer, First Lieut. William Eldon Boesler, is ordered to active duty at Camp Meade for training until September 30.
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Wade D
Wilsabeth Ferguson
Elmer J
Grace Thorne
Frederick
Viola M. Proudfoot
Harvey
Myrtle Barefoot
Constantiana
Zey Vondouris
John B
Annie R. Swively
John A
Edith Creal
John
Anna EB. Rice
Gerald
Lola M. Ryan
Jay C
Rowe G. Hero
Wm. F
Eaward J
Corrine E. LeRoux
Draper F
Revona Horton
Daniel L
Emily BR. Saylor
Leon H
Elisabeth Emrich
James M
Mary B. Calvert
James B
Jennie M. Prather
Lile T
Kathleen Cheatham
William A
Irene A. Owens
Stephen It
Milka Bisseroff
Stephen
Anna Manarick
Warren A
Marjorie Blee
Henry L
Ruth D. Delmel
Harold W
Evelyn Kennedy
Clarence C
Irene King
Alfred
Cora Bell
Oliver T
Nanole
Roger and
Lillie Pitt
William B
Mair “Bailey
Edward J
Sadie Talbert
Herbert L
Amanda Henry
Josiah
Dorothy Banks
George
Annie Wentbrooks
Lawrence and
Margaret Williamen
Ie Ransom
Thomas
Esther Spears
George and
Emma Price
Sam
Rosa Livingston
Oliver and
Jane Ware
Irl
Rulah Ray
Floyd and
Margaret Frans
Camp Meade
William Eldon Boesler
Field Artillery
Officers Reserve Corps
Government Employes to Hear of Post Offer
Government employees to learn of a Washington Test Insurance offer. 60 to 100 workers to recruit readers about policies, highlighting a $500 life policy and a $2,600 accident policy at minimal cost. Interested individuals may visit The Post Building Insurance Department afternoons 4 to 6.
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Washington
Insurance Department
Post Building
Walcott Post to Go on Picnic Tomorrow
Members of the Stuart Walcott post of the American Legion will go on an excursion to Marshall Hall tomorrow for athletic contests for men and women. Arrangements were made by Commander and Mrs. Charles Bremer and a long list of officers and members including Dr. Jesse L. Hall, Dr. Charles E. Ralph, Dr. Charles Dettmar, Boyce Bolton, Alexander Bremer, Robert McCandlish, George Sehreeth, Gerald Ryan, Floyd Wooley, George Davia, Paul K. Carr, Judson and C. Dale, Robert I. Pritchard, Eva Taylor, Lewis Worden, Charles Cedar, Robert Donohue, Dr. R. Hayes, George Sesaw, and Jack E. Graham.
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Stuart
Suits for Damages Total 20250 Against Mack Strados
Max Zweig and son Samuel sue in District Supreme Court for 10250 each alleging an automobile strike near 1241 N street northwest on July 14 1924. American Waste Paper Company sued for 10000 by Sarah Parker alleging injury from an obstructed stairway at 510 W street northeast.
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Max Zweig
Samuel Zweig
District Supreme Court
Mack Strades
Strasburger, Smith and Johnson
Strados
N Street
American Waste Paper Company, Inc
W Street
Sarah Parker
Lambert, Yeatman
Canfield
Sixteen Washingtonians Face Tampa Liquor Conspiracy Hearing
Sixteen Washingtonians indicted in Tampa on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law will have a preliminary hearing today before United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage. They were arrested here after indictments were returned and released on bond for the hearing.
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Tampa
Fla
United States
Needham C. Turnage
City Briefs: Trade Talk Luncheon and Local Meetings
Charles W. Myers of Armour speaks on What Makes the Buyer Buy at the Washington Ad Club luncheon today at City club. The Men's Club of Church of Our Savior opens a ten day carnival at 17th and Irving for the parish hall. Frank P. Reeside addresses the Rotary Club luncheon at the Willard on Building and Loan Associations. Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association meets at Sherwood Presbyterian Church at 8 pm. Viva M. Jangary lectures at Unity Auditorium on The Law of Opulence. Bahal Assembly meets at Playhouse at 7:30 pm on Universal Education.
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Charles W. Myers
Armour Company
Washington Ad Club
City Club
Church of Our Savior
17Th
Irving Streets
Frank P. Reeside
Rotary Club
Williard Hotel
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