Black Tights and Hose Triumph in Immaculate Conception Hall
A contentious charity performance titled Follies at Immaculate Conception Hall drew mixed reactions from parish authorities and attendees. The Parkview A.C. benefited from the event despite a rebuke by a prelate over costume and conduct, with actors portraying Taibert and others amid crowd commentary and church approval attempts.
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Offensor
Taibert
Fred Walker Heads Parkview Citizens
Fred Walker elected to lead Parkview Citizens group amid local civic activity. The report notes Walker as head of the organization with ongoing community involvement and plans indicated for future initiatives.
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Fred Walker
Parkview
Casualty Hospital Reorganizes Under New Directorate
The Cas ualty hospital board is dissolved and six new directors elected including Woodbury Blair and Dr Harry Kaufman. The receivers report negotiations for a hospital to assume Casualty liabilities while staffing remains unchanged for now. The new board will oversee both hospitals with plans to enlarge Casualty and run trips on economical lines though a receivership continues. A fundraising drive is planned soon.
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Board of Trustees of
Casualty Hospital
Woodbury Blair
Himergency Hospital
Harry Kaufman
George W. White
Harry King
H. J. Rust
Julius Garfinkle
Arence A. Aspinwall
Casualty
Traf. Jeffords
Blair
Tis
Turhse
Paty
Represene
Capitol
Hii
Winl
Congress to decide on pupil fare cuts and new manual arts plan
Special legislation is needed to provide reduced or free bus fare for school children as the public utilities commission lacks authority. Directors discussed modifying the manual arts program in elementary schools due to seventh and eighth graders moving to junior high, with moves to extend some subjects to sixth graders in other cities.
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Publin Utilities Commission
Stephens
George Is Tant Corporation
Ee Pngasran
Whitlam Mob
Vayeon
Ballou
Franklin School
Hardin Fund Drive Begins for Harding Memorial Endowment
Col Miller outlines plan for endowment with a $1000 check from President Coolidge. Washington officials, service leaders, and local organizations gather to set quotas, aiming at $190,000 locally and larger city contributions. Funds will build a mausoleum, endow the Marion home, and establish a Harding diplomacy chair.
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Coolidge
Harding Memorial Association
F Street
Col
Thomas W. Miller
Washington
C. EB. Sawyer
Harding
Marion
Central University
Col. Miller
Auto Tags Out but Not Yet Good in Maryland
Pending reciprocity between Maryland and the District will allow next year’s District license tags to be used in the District starting January 1 while Maryland tags remain unusable there. If Governor Ritchie counters or the District gasoline tax bill passes, refunds may occur to cover the difference between the District tag fee and the Maryland license fee.
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Maryland
Gov. Ritchie
Civitan Club Elects Proctor President in Washington
James M. Proctor was unanimously elected president of the Civitan club of Washington for the coming year at the annual meeting at Hotel Lafayette, succeeding Clarence L. Harding. Officers include Tutner Steward trainer president James B. Henderson second vice Charles Crang third vice and Rev J J Dimon Arthur Smith and William Humphreys on the board. The club plans closer affiliation with the Americanization school and backs the Big Brother movement. A $300 Christmas drive funds baskets for needy families and stockings for children. The dinner opened with grace by Rev J J Dimon. J Walter Humphreys and Odell Whipple were present.
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James M. Proctor
Civitan Club of Washington
Lafayette
Clarence L. Harding
Tutner Steward
Traiier
James B. Henderson
Charles Crang
J. J. Dimon
Arthur Smith
William Humphreys
Charles James
William Hoge
J. Walter Humphreys
Odell Whipple
Three Arrested in Pullman Car Trial Fraud Charge
Three men Skipper Champion and McNab were arrested in a Pullman office car near Fourteenth Street on a Cheyenne Wyoming indictment for defrauding via the mails. Bonds set at 3000 dollars each they waived preliminary hearing and face US Commissioner George Macdonald. They claim Kansas City as their home and deny wrongdoing. The case, linked to Oklahoma land schemes and oil land contracts, was turned to the Justice Department with extradition not contested.
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United States
Fourteenth Street
Liberty Loan Annex
John J. Clarkson
Ernest Weaver
George H. Macdonald
Walved
KH. W. Skipper
Albert Champlion
Ned McNab
Kansas Clix
Cheyenne
Wyo
Walter Judson Smith
Hattie Wymore
Albert W. St. Clair
F. O. Aaron
E. H. Cochran
Kansas City
Skipper
Champion
McNab
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Cochran
Champion and
Post Orchards
Wash
Clevenne Imdietmein
Department of Justice
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Parkview A. C. Benefit
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Giel
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Viarris & Ewing
Hardings Memorial Association
Congress
Utilities Commission
Hardin
Executive
William Spry
The
Land Office
Maj. ‘Ian
Ante’ Stephan
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
R. J. Grant
Mint
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Thomas E. Robertson
Patents
J. H. ilaAnna
Civitan Club
Proctor
Christmas Fund
Pullman
Basil Gordon
Hama Beam
Lunantia
Ashington’s
Lisher
Trarks
Lansburgh & Bro