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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
3
Adorable hand painted dresses for girls aged 2 to 6 offered in voile with flower designs guaranteed to wash. Includes novelty dresses in voile or Pimity with hand smocking and embroidery, white and pastels. Porto Rico panti dresses in white with colored borders, plus gingham poplin chambray prints in sizes 2 to 6 years. Palsia Royal third floor.
The Post partners with two established life insurance firms to offer group insurance plans for subscribers. Despite rising traffic danger in Washington, no rate increase is planned, and the program aims to aid the public rather than profit. Benefits include inexpensive death or accident policies, with options like $2,500 or $600 coverage available with minimal underwriting.
Several Congress members and public figures will address Federal employees at a mass meeting tonight at 8 in the New National Museum auditorium. Gen R C Marshall Jr and Lewis Merriam among others will present on classification and reorganization bills before Congress. The event is under the auspices of technical and engineering organizations of the District.
W Biesell Thomas, who represented Charles W Morse and Erwin A Morse in the 1923 ship fraud trial, withdrew his suit to recover 25000 by order to settle and discontinue. A separate suit to recover 9810 from Erwin A Morse was discontinued last month. Morse, his three sons and others were acquitted of conspiracy to defraud the government over Shipping Board contracts.
Charles W. Pimper was unanimously elected president of the Newcomers Club at its annual election in the City club. Other officers included Gen Anton Stephan as first vice president Alolf Schiffert as second vice president and Edward M. Tyler as treasurer. Board of governors members were Dr James T. Wolfe L Pierce Boteler C E Fleming Col Charles R. Stark George P. Killian and Charles E. Appleby.
The Navy and Army issue a long roster of duty changes. Maj Theodore Hall and Maj Albert Drake receive new postings in Washington and the Sixth corps area, with others assigned to Fort Warren, the Philippines, Carlisle Barracks, and more. Navy names include Commodore Geijens, Monfort, Moran, Conklin, Read, and several lieutenants slated for canal zones, shipyards, and marine duty.
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