Plea... Giannini at Symphony Gongert (sic)
Pianist Mme Dusalina Giannini charmed the Polis Theater crowd with Mozart arias and a refined tone, while Damroschs conducting led the New York Symphony Orchestra through a program that opened with Tschaikowsky Pathetique and included Ravel miniatures and the aria Non Più di Fiori from Tito.
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Mme Dusalina Giannini
Italan Coloratura
Praiy
New York Symphony Orcestra
Polis Theater
Damroch
Ts Fe Wowsky
Mme Giannin
Mozart
Ravel
Finances of Utilities Companies to Be Aired
Commissioner Bell announced that the utilities commission will publish a statement of the financial status of all district public utilities after finishing an investigations of their books. The document to be ready next month will aid in setting future utility notes and acquaint the public with affairs of the utilities companies.
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Utilities Commission
Bell
Police Adopt Special Whistle for Blind Officers
Police officials issued a general order instructing officers to heed a new special whistle designed for blind officers to summon help. The device emits a penetrating sound distinct from the regular whistle, and officers were urged to respond promptly to such calls and for civilians to assist as needed.
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Daniel Sullivan
Department of Approval
Gen Richards reelected president of Sons of the American Revolution
Gen George Richards of the U S M C was reelected president of the Sons of the American Revolution in the District at a meeting in the Army and Navy club. Other officers named include Light as secretary Riggs treasurer Green chaplain Aspinwall vice president Saffarrans registrar and several board members. Senator Selden P Spencer national society head spoke on aims and achievements and Charles Colfax Long discussed Washington as our national shrine. Colored displays showed principal buildings and points of interest in and around the city.
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George Richards
Sons of the American Revolution
Army and Navy Club
Charles P. Light
Edward F. Riggs
Thomas Edward Green
Clarence A. Aspinwall
George C. Saffarrans
PF. S&s
Child Guardians Plan Study Meeting On Welfare Program
The Board of Children's Guardians will meet this afternoon to perfect plans for a new ward home on the Willy Newbold farm near Annapolis Junction Maryland and to approve the sale of the Industrial Home school. Some members favor delaying action until the Districts new welfare code is drafted. Representative Cramton has introduced a bill for the proposed institution.
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Board of Children’s Guardians
Willy Newbold
Annapolis Junction
Board of Guardians
Cramton
Michigan
Rudolph
District
Child Welfare Code Commission
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement claims a changing world and a cure for stomach trouble through Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. It asserts relief from catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, addressing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose guarantees a refund via Peoples Drug Stores O’Ponnell’s Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Mayr
Peoples
O'Ponnells
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