Parkview Citizens Organization Elects Officers
The Parkview citizens association held a meeting last night at the school. Charles W. Gilmore was elected vice president, A. B. Mark treasurer, John S. Cole secretary, S. S. Fairley and Mrs. Rn d George H. Russell to the executive committee. James and Fred S. Waites to the Federation of Civiciations. The group praised Juli for appointment to the board of education and voted to buy a set of slides and photographs. J Prescott Shanna led. $59 was allocated to Troop 49 of the Tiny Secrets. J. A. Austin announced 54 applications for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Prescott Shanna
Securs
J. A. Austin
Sailor Thrown From Horse at Naval Air Station
George Chaney, a sailor, attacked the naval air station and was thrown from a horse on Mesita Avenue Southeast near the airfield. He received treatment for injuries described as cats and cruises at the air station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chaney
Naval Air Station
Tarey
Te Mon Mesita Avenue
Insroyar
Transportation aid for Sean children faces new plan
Fragmentary text hints at reduced rates for transporting Sean and children. The garbled source mentions the federal want and seems to discuss satisfaction with a result, but details and full names or entities are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Federal Employees Coerced in Push for Classification Plan
A Charges claim federal employees were coerced to sign support for a new classification plan. The action involved officials including a federation head and other signers circulating across bureaus. The forged signatures allegedly favored Herbert B D Brown's plan over the federation’s alternative, with alleged veiled pressure to obtain signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acation Board
Tuther Pres
National Federation
Herbert BD. Brownee
Federation Seores
the Federation
Neada
Reorganization of Middle School Centers Planned
Directors will realign eighth grade classes to junior high schools with independent facilities and test accommodations in many centers. They will also extend subjects to sixth grade, and reorganize centers to serve remaining seventh and eighth graders, reporting to Dr Ballou at the start of the next semester.
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Ballou
Bondsman Surrenders Easterday to U S Marshal
Easterday was surrendered by his bondsman to United States Marshal Wd gar Snyder after being convicted on three forgery counts. He received a year and a day on each count. A writ of error to the Supreme Court was denied, and a two year sentence for conspiracy to bring stolen bonds remains pending in the Court of Appeals.
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Witen W. Easterda
Wdgar
Snyder
United States
Court of Appeals
Easterday
Uiited
States Supreme Court
Two Prisoners Fail In Cash for Liberty
Frank Whalen and Willis Douglas made an unsuccessful break for liberty as they were taken from jail to the courthouse. Douglas was caught by Tariver Milton Lee. Whaten advanced to Seventh and H streets before James Conroy of a bonding firm overtook him. Douglas faces grand larceny charges and Whaten is held for alleged housebreaking.
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Frank Whalen
Willis Douglas
Tariver Milton Lee
Douglas
Whaten
Seventh
James Conroy
Notable Washington Figures Represent Various Organizations
A roster of prominent individuals from multiple groups including the Y M C A, Lions Club, Loy Scouts of America, and several government departments appears as delegates or attendees. Names listed include Edward D. Shaw, Col. Dwight F. Davis, William Phillips, Hays Haymaker, Edward W. Morgan, H. K. Bush Brown, and others associated with arts, veterans affairs, pensions, and civic leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Morgan
Bureau of Pensions
Department of the Interior
H. K. Bush-Brown
Arts Club of
Washington
Routsong
Veterans Bureau
R. O. Klueier
Bureau of the Budget
H. H. Billamy
David W. Davis
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Inter
Louise King
Margaret B. Merrill
American Association of University Women
Noble Newport Potts
Daughters of 1812
Henry C. Cook
Civic League
Regent of Independence Well
B. A Ri
Frederic Ernat Harrington
Twentieth Century Club
Virginia White Spiel
Women's Republican Club
Porto Rico Schools Join Harding Memorial Fund Drive
In San Juan Porto Rico on December 14 thousands of school children contribute pennies toward a memorial to the late president as Porto Rico participates in Harding Memorial week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Harding Memorial
San Juan
Pay Boost For Police And Firemen In Senate Bill
Senate legislation by Senator Ball proposes salary increases for policemen and firemen. The same session includes bills to curb securities fraud in the District, require registration of all securities sellers, oversee architects, regulate plumbing and gas fitting, and transfer 35 acres of Anacostia Park to the District for nursery use. Senator Walsh also filed an amendment related to the Staters of Charity of St. Joseph and Sisters of the Visitation of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ball
Anacostia Park
War Department
Walsh
Massachusetts
Staters of Charity of
St. Joseph
Sisters of the Visitation of
Georgetown
Radio club orders goods from advertiser
In the club organ radios, Wes BI VOR places an order for goods with an advertiser featured in the club’s official publication.
Police Roll of Dead and Injured in District History
Police say forty percent of the district's uniformed force were killed or injured on duty from January 1 1918 to November 12 1923. Inspector Shelby's figures show eleven killed on line of duty eight during arrests, 44 seriously injured, 66 with minor injuries, and 338 total injuries bringing dead and injured to 388 out of a 988 strength. The Policemen's Association released the data to press their plea for better pay and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shelby
Policemen’s Association
Andy
Khled
Fugitives Sell Dog To Get Food Money
James Bradley aged 20 and Willam Wells aged 10 were wanted in Baltimore. Detectives say they sold their German police dog for 1507 to raise food money. They were arrested after being located at 2180 EL street northwest following allegations of paying a hotel bill with a bogus draft and obtaining $20 with the same draft.
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James Bradley
Willam Wells
Baltimore
Ware
Witvess Springman
Darnell
EL Street
Kahler and Kratz
Plane crash victim Basil Gordon moved home after injuries
Basil Gordon, 38, stepson of Gen. George Barnett, was moved from Providence Hospital to his home at 1816 3 Street NW yesterday after a Sunday crash left him in shock and with a badly cut lip. Edward Trushelm, 21, of 210 8 Street SE, died in the same incident. Trushelm’s funeral is set for 2:39 this afternoon at St Mark's Episcopal Church Third and A Streets SE, with the Rev. Pettus officiating. burial will be in Congressional Cemetery.
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Basil Gordon
George Barnett
Washington
Providence Hospital
Edward Trushelm
Trushelm
Mark's Episcopal Church
A Clean Ice Box Cleanup Guide
A Good Housekeeping Institute note advises against weekly hot scalding of refrigerators. Thorough cleaning can be done with cold water and washing soda, followed by a rinse with clear cold water and complete drying. Avoid unnecessary wall heating and keep surfaces dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping Institute
Teachers Salary Bill Transmitted to District Commissioners
The proposed teachers salary bill was formally transmitted to the district commissioners yesterday. Harry O. Hine, secretary of the board of education, delivered the measure to Daniel J. Garges, secretary of the board of district commissioners, with a ruling that submission to the budget bureau and to the coumilestones is required this year.
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Harry O. Hine
Board of Education
Daniel J. Garges
Board of District Commissioners
Rew
Coumilestoners
Budget Bureau
Anish
Reese Tee
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