Marines Break Rain Jinx Resume Antietam March Daylight Today
About 3,000 marines in the East Coast expeditionary force resume the march toward Sharpsburg to reenact Antietam. They camped at the Corby estate near Rockville last night and expect to reach Middlebrook by today. Residents watched the march as athletic events open en route, and medical officers report unusually few sore feet.
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East Coast Expeditionary Force
Rockville
Weather Bureau
Corby Estate
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Middlebrook
Yicmity
Quantico
Gaithersburg
New Receivers Named for Wilson & Co
Julius M Mayer former judge of the United States appellate court and Robert Morrell were named receivers of Wilson & Company by Federal Judge William J Bendix in New York. The action, filed by creditor John Fiszner & Co for 5943, aims to rehabilitate the firm and follows an all day conference with bankers and executives. The move supersedes a prior Trenton suit by Dr Maurice Klein and signals potential continued operation of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius M Mayer
United States
Robert Morrell
Thomas FE. Wilson
Wson & Company
Wilson & Comroa*s
William J Bendy
United States District Court
John Fiszner
Trenton
Maurice Klein
Newark
Klein Chicago
Iivestock Exchange
Wilson & Company
Everett Brown
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Brown
Chicago
Wilson
Kansasity
Oklahoma City
Mc Brown
City Restaurateurs To Attend Convention
The Washington Restaurant Association met yesterday at Blossom Inn and announced about 25 members will attend the National Restaurant Association convention in Chicago, starting September 1 and ending September. Frank P Fenwick, president, is arranging Washington’s delegation and said they would depart the city Sunday at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Restaurant Association
Blossom Inn
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Frank P Fenwick
Washington
City
Arlington County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Cherrydale
Harrisonburg
Board of Supervisors
Ariington County
Radio Programs Today Across National and Distant Stations
National schedule lists NAA Arlington and WRCO varied livestock and weather reports, market updates, and Navy band concerts. Distant stations feature Montreal Ottawa Pittsburgh Chicago and Los Angeles with concerts, baseball scores, news, and educational programs. Weather signals and ship orders noted. times and meters given for each broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerema
NAA
Naval Radio Station
Arlington
C. W. Ave
Chicago
St. Louis
Naval Areas
Radio Digest
Associated Preas
CHYC
Montreal
CNRO
Ottawa
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Newa
Stockman
Ap. m
KHJ
Los Angeles
A. Po
Tvecture
KFI
Mommy" Simmonz
Croaky Silaters
Frank Carr
Radio and Concert Listings Across North America 1924
A wide array of radio broadcasts and musical programs from stations in Montreal Newark Chicago Philadelphia and other cities are announced. Features include Camille O Hara Mildred Hoover Marcella Craft Wallace Irwin and more. Funeral notices and local government plans in Arlington Virginia are also reported along with upcoming radio events and a new Arlington Kola Mist Company.
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Wrco—Radio Corporation
Eleanor Gunn
Mae Becker
George E. Hoss
Mexico
Edward Corsi
Outlook
Mildred Hoover
George F Ross
Lana
Industrial Conference Board
Camille O'Hara
Metropolitan Athltic Club
Peegy Ibson
Susie Root Rhodes
Tatrict of Columbia Playgrounds
WLYW
Cincinnati
Virginia Entertainers
Donald Bain
H. H. Walker
WMAQ
Chicago
WMC
Memphis
WNAC
Boston
WWNAC
Boston-American Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
M- Jacobs
Marcella Craft
Wallace Irwin
Manhattan Serenaders
WOIS
Jefferson City
WTAM
Cleveland
Clarendon Citizens Favor Talman Road Plan
At a Clarendon Citizens Association meeting the group backed the Tasman plan for Talman Road construction. They discussed a $125000 jail bond, and postponed action until more information. A move to install Zone 10 sewerage in Arlington was noted, with Zone 16 covering Clarendon from Clarendon Avenue to Ballston and Cherry Creek.
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Clarendon
Talman
Arlington County Bureau OF the Post
Tel. Olar
Clarendon Citizens Association
A. J. Porter
J. T. Manning
Association
Arlington District
Clarendon Avenue
Wilson Boulevard
Ballston and
Cherryate
Real Thing Mayr's Remedy Advert Ad
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long standing stomach and gall issues without surgery. The note asserts the drug removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose allegedly convinces. money back. Advertises Peoples Drug Stores and O'Donnell's Drug Stores and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Peoples
O'Donnell
Local notices from College Park address jobs and school changes
Suburban College Park items note a civil service exam for clerk rural carrier at the post office, reclassification of the Hyattsville office, Legion officers elected at Havre de Grace, a fire department fund drive, National Guard drills at Saunders range Anne Arundel, new teachers for Hyattsville schools, and upcoming school openings with grade assignments and buildings. Also covered are theft reports at a county fair, arrests for liquor possession, and obituaries including Mrs Anna L Beall and Mrs Laura F R Carroll.
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College Park
United States Civil Service Commission
Hyattaville
Laurel
Wyattsville
John N. Brooks
Hyattaville Organisation
American Legion
Havre de Grace
J. Henry Hiser
Grande Garde de la
Fleet Infantry
Maryland National Guard
State Guard
Saunder's Range
Anne Arundel County
Charles Hutchinson
Company F
Elva Baker
Susan Britt
Hyattsville
Baker
K. E. Havener
York
West Chester
Britt
N. D. Bray
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
S.C
Hontas M. Sturgis
Sturg
The
Havre de Ierace
Joseph C. Ciamel
Service Company
Silver Spring
Maryland
Harold C. Smith
Henderson-Smith-Edmonds
Rockville
Allan Farquhar
Norman B. Price
Sandy Spring
Mr. Smith
At &T. Paul
Sherif Clay Plummer
Thomas Gore
Colesville
Edward Wellmore
Bethesda
Richard Stewart
Wellmore
Anna L. Beall
Cropley
Virginia
Walter C. Carrell
Glen Echo
St. Gabriels Catholic Church
Potomac
J. 5. Cuddy
St. Martin's Church
Gaithersburg
Villard Clashes With Navy Chiefs In Public Debate
Villard accuses the Navy of insults as two admirals deny his charges. Admiral Huse warns of court martial for any admiral who repeats the claim. Admiral Jones defends the armed forces from accusations of debt collection and stresses loyalty to country and flag. The exchange occurs at an open conference with questions about La Follette’s views and international capital.
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Fletcher
Huse
Jones
Ameri
Mr. Willard
Col Clifford
la Follette
Villard
Col. Clifford
Hotel Man and Sister Held After Hyndman Shooting
Special to The Washington Post Cumperland Md Aug 26 G W Miller 63 owner of the Algonquin hotel and his sister Janet Miller 16 are jailed in Bedford charged with shooting three Hyndman youths William Leckemby 22 Clyde Twigg 16 and Maurice Myers 17 all injured and hospitalized Miller says the youths had harassed him for years A warrant for two of them had been issued for disorderly conduct but not served before the shooting Miller alleges his sister urged him to fire after the youths whistled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cumperland
G. W. Miller
Algonquin
Hyndman
Here
Janet J. Miller
Bedford
William Leckemby
Clyde Twigg
Maurice Myers
Maryland Hospital
Miller
Fred
Leckemby
Man Slain Wife Shot As Two Men Jailed
Norfolk August 24 Capt W T Mathew 74 a Hobson Nansemond merchant and oyster man was killed after a quarrel over docking a boat on his property His wife was shot in the face J F Mathew 20 was wounded in the shoulder and held in jail along with half brothers Garry Robins Both sides charged the other with firing The elder Mathew died en route to a hospital after the shooting
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Norfolk
W.T. Mathew
Hobson
Nansemond County
J. F. Mathew
Mathew
Capt. Mathew
Invites Legion Men To Honor Wilson In Washington Port
Danville Virginia August 26 Legionnaires of Virginia invited to join the District of Columbia on Memorial Day Eve to lay a wreath at Woodrow Wilson's tomb. George Washington post No 1 of Washington earlier honored Wilson with a wreath. John Thomas Taylor expects an affirmative vote tomorrow.
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Boedel
Washington
Danville
Legionnaires of Virginia
Paul J. McGahan
District of Columbia
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington Post
Wilson
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee
Congress
Thomas W Harrison
Virginia
Page Brady Nuptiale in Virginia Ceremony
William Douglas Page of Cobham and Miss Margaret Caldwell Brady, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Brady of Statesville North Carolina, were married yesterday at the bride’s home. The ceremony was conducted by the bride’s brother the Rev J H Brady with assistance from Dr C E B Raynal. They will live in Cobham after a motor trip through Virginia.
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Clara Burrows
Forest J. Burrows
Masonic Temple
Clarendon
Mary Washington
Order of the Eastern Star
Burrows
Temple
C. E. Lecker
Concordia Lutheran Church
Washington
Mizpah
Daughters of America
Ladies’ Aid Society of Concordia Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Charlotteaville
William Douglas Page
Cobham
Margaret Caldwell Brady
J A. Brady
Statesville
N. C
J H Brady
C. EB. Raynal
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia
Page
Farmer Quince Perdue Charged With Horsewhipping Children
Bluefield West Virginia August 26 Quince Perdue a wealthy McDowell County farmer is charged with flogging six children with a horsewhip beating a four year old with a board and forcing them to do field labor. A charge of nonsupport is also filed and he is out on bond awaiting the next grand jury action.
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Bluefield
Quince Perdue
McDowell County
National Defense Day parade urged in Alexandria
War Department assigned speaker Maj Anderson at Fort Humphreys to direct defense day events in Alexandria on September 12. Maj Young serves as chief of staff. Merchants urged to close by 4 pm to allow participation in a city parade with fraternal and Fort Humphreys units. A defense day program includes an address, band concert and singing.
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Kanane City
Louisville
WHN
New York
WHO
Des Moines
WIP
Philadelphia
Bernarr MacFadden
Comfort
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
N. J
M. J
U. S. Department of Agriculture
WHAQ
San Juan
WLS
Chicago
Washington Post
N. Patrick St
Fort Humphreys
Maenn J Young
Pot
Hie Sia
Washington Street
War Department
Randall Caton
Mfe Greene
Boys Bitten by Dogs Treated in Hospitals
A 12 year old boy from Twenty fifth Street Southeast was bitten on the leg by a dog and taken to Casualty Hospital. The animal owner is said to be William Lewis of Hode Road. A 4 year old boy from Thirty Fourth Street Northwest was bitten on the wrist in his yard and taken to Georgetown Hospital for care. Dr Milstead treated him.
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Criteri
Hope
Casualty Hospital
Pelkerman Rees
Servina Willian Lewis
Anima
Joseph Brown
George Town Hospital
Milstead
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Drill Grounds
Potomac Park
Georgetown
Wilson & GD
E. J. Penning
BY Kessler
Sterling
WE Rock
Maine
Metros
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service
WCAP
Nupds
Laula Thopson
KPO
San Francisco
KYW
Mustle
SKSD
J. Lewis
KYW the World Crier
Havana
WEZ
Springfeld
Minerva Trio
U. S
WCAE
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Night Hawks
WDAR
Daily Almanac
John Brierly
Helen Hulsman
George R. Gunn
New York State Fair Commission
American Agriculturist
Lewis R. Freeman
Byron Harmon
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Duff Lewis
George F. Ross
May Becker
Robert Dalgleish
National Industrial Conference Board
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
California
WOR
Germany
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Omar Khayyam, Jr
Loyal Linton Reid
Robert Gillispie Reid
Avalon Houses
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Robert
Milla
Loyal
Lawrence Gardner
Helen Huleman
Poynet
Eveready
Charles Geaser
WEBH
Masi
WFI
A. BE
Woodhead
Western
Maryland College
Thrifton
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Bilent
WHAM
Rochester, N. J
William Mortimer Baden
Baden
R. F. Harvey & Sons
Baden, Mo
Arlington District Good Roads Commission
Arlington County
J. W. Williams
Highland Park
Board of Health of
Cc. Turnburke
William H. Duncan
P. M. Chichester
R. N. Sutton
Ralph Quick
Leslie C. Garnett
Arlington Precinct
Democratic Club
J. Cloyd Byars
League of Women Voters
National Organization
of & M
Ballston Council No
United American Mechanics
Charlies AR. Taylor
Ashton Co. Jones
T John W. Rogers
Robert F. Brooks, Jr
Harry K. Green
Arthur C. McMillan
Thomas &. Sebrell, Jr
Arlington Kola Mist Company
Rosslyn
Union Station
Thrifton Junior Improvement League
E. P. Jinkina
Helen Davison
Helen Goodner
Spencer Street
Olive Street
NAVY
Vera Cruz
Cane
Central America
West Indies
Cal Edward Clifford
Legion
Alexandriang
Maj. Anderson
Spottsylvania Courthouse
Charles B. Kendall
Robert I. Powel
Carroll D Woollf
Philip Hershiey
Raymond Arnold T Wilfred Robinson, Jr
Louis Dreyfus
Francis T. Quinn
Mra Marlonra'd
Douglass
West End
Alexandria
Agnes’ Episcopal School
George Mason Hi School
George Mason School
Mount Verain Avenue
Mia Douglaan
Paly
France
Eng
Tehly
United States Bureau of Educaton
Turner Glass Company
W. Britie, Meer — Reulre
Wasa
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