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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

2

Santa Claus Pack Plans Completed

Kiwanis club announces annual Santa Claus distribution with 25 members as Santas and 100 cars to deliver more than 3,000 toys to children in District institutions and beyond. A large committee leads operations with chairs for numerous homes and groups including Episcopal Home for Children and St. Vincent’s Orphanage. Charles W Pimper urges offers of gifts or feeds to be sent to Security Storage Company.

Kiwanis Club Washington Hotel Santa Claus Charles W Pimper Peyton Fletcher Howard Philips Edward D. Shaw Harry W. Hahn T. W. Barrett Wom~ems Dwight N. Burnham Myre. M. Burtrum-Crabhill Charles F. Roberta Harry Hahn Episcopal Home Cildren Claude H. Woodward Georgetown John J. Boobar Baptist George G. Cornwell Washington City Swartzel Friendship House Arthur F. Steinberg Good Hone John C. Wineman House of Mercy Mark Lansburgh Lawrence Barr Children's Hospital Dana C. McCready St. Ann's George A. Baker Canal Children J. M. Cunningham Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital F. Baxter Weaver Charlies W. Pimper Security Storage Company

More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague

A reflective poem about chasing success inspired by famed individuals. The speaker tries copying bitter toil and midnight oil to gain riches, only to find himself worn out and unable to sustain the demanding pace. He contemplates giving up unless a easier path appears.

James J. Montague

Society Notes From Washington Page Readings and Gatherings

Society events fill pages with guests at the Kew Willard in December and a doll fair for Animal Rescue League at Moses Furniture. Notable names include Miss Ernst and Mrs H Howard attending various receptions while Miss Scanlan visits, and a folk songs evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Bleyden. A Belgian embassy exhibition and a Willard dinner for Lord Riddel are also noted among social engagements.

Scanlan New Dealana Albert Rhett Walker Arts Club Miss Scanlair James Campbell Shetland Scotland Animal Rescue League Moses Furniture Store Thomas F. Bayard Gordon Cumming H. C. Moyes Lydia Biddie Senorita Spain Lubomirska Ground Childdess EL Gui. Hunter George Cabot Lodge Mary Paul Bleyden Women's City Club de Muth Watson Bleyden de Cartier Pierre Nuytilens Mr. Nuyttenahan Brown’ Robertson London American Art Gallery New York Art Institute Anderson Galleries Chicago Lord Riddel Willard Hotel Washington

City Police Probe Hints At New Chief Ready To Receive Evidence

A House subcommittee weighing local police issues discussed awaiting a new police superintendent after Maj. Gessiord’s retirement. Representative Fitzgerald offered material for review while Chairman Zihlman invited information. The panel planned to address the bad check bill and heard a Merchants association appeal to curb itinerant merchants.

Fitzgerald Maj Gessiord Policie Zihlman House Senate Charles J. Columbus Merchants and Manufacturers Association

Tuberculosis Hospital reports perfect record on sale appeal

The Tuberculosis Hospital reports 100 percent enrollment of staff and patients in the Christmas seals sale drive. Over 4,000 seals have been taken, averaging 25 per patient, with more to be collected. Thirty-eight patients attend occupational therapy in two classes, white and colored, while a workshop produces woodwork, loom and knitting. The Washington Tuberculosis Association funds the program to demonstrate occupational therapy value and may add staff if sales meet expectations.

Tuberculosis Hospital Washington

Galli-Curci Recital Delights Busy Philadelphia Hall

Throngs filled the venue as Mme Galli Curci offered a stacked program with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Admirers packed the aisles for encores including Locin Addio del Pasato Traxiata The Wren and Tarantella. Her husband accompanist Homer Samuels joined for Pierrot amid strong coloratura and graceful Blue Danube Rosamini pieces.

Ethel Barrymore Philadelphia Orchestra Gals Curci Louise Homer Ag Mme. Galli-Curci India Rosaini Pierrot Homer Samuels Negro Maeli Feur

Insurance Saving Plan Promises Long Term Security

A banker persuades a client to adopt a Teleconti Insured Banking Plan that requires monthly deposits over 119 months to build roughly 1100 dollars cash, with optional insurance policies. The plan promises future cash if needed and continued protection through a 10 year period, plus life coverage and cash access in retirement.

Fred Dorothy Thes Kiddins Jack Prévidina Bank

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