ALL FORGED, SHE SAYS GRILLED ON WITNESS STAND
In Los Angeles the daughter Beatrice seeks part of the $11 million Baldwin estate amid accusations of forgery and conspiracy by detectives. Miss Turnbull calls letters forgeries by a villain in James R. Wood’s employ and disputes prior testimony about a marriage contract and other claims. Former Judge Slack to testify for the defense as hearings resume January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cat
Baldwin
Missian Turnbull
Beatrice
James R. Wood
Albert Pope
Turnbull
Col. Pope
Reguaenne
Charles Slack
Slack
A. H. Anderson
Anderson
Osborn
Daugher
France
Christmas Services at Numerous Washington Churches
A coastal listing of Christmas and worship schedules across Washington churches. Highlights include Trinity Church Third and G Streets with 11 o'clock service attended by the Bishop of Washington. St Andrews Church with Holy Communion at 6 and 9 o'clock. Epiphany Church with Christmas day services. Johns Church at Sixteenth Street with Holy Communion and carols. and extensive listings across Delights from Baptists to Unitarian and Christ Church venues, noting sermon topics, choir performances, and special evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal ST
Nfar Washington
Robert Talbot
Holy Communion
Orlok
Correr
Servica
Srem
Cehildrema Servica
Reefer Mill
Christman
Carol Servica
Rey Pr Alshop
Sewanee
Tenn
Johns Church
Hatresia
Roland Colton Smith
C. D
Edward Suter Muntep
Haly
St John's
Carlethas
Holy Innocents
Ely
Kingston
Lopter
Anian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut
Charles Woot
Stuart Hready
Harry Haremore Angus
Peck Chapel
Gethel
Mustead Rervicr
Ted
St John’s Chute
Christ
Foster
Widwerk
Gaston Temple
Rterntil
Everest Granger
Ofolotk
Histmas
SOULS
Cornar
Minteer
Thera
Lindergarten
Young Peeples Redgigus Union
All Services Baptist
First Baptist
Wow McMaster
Lestie
Bethlehem
Miax Marton Meratl
Chareecter
Adam
Bartlett
Mira
Kerr
Pantor
Capital Baptist Church
Atreet
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan Memorial
Verner John Marshall
Weat
Ithn Reid Rhannon
Sun— Echoe
Metropolitan Bible
Cpworth League
Sixtehnth
Wor Wedderspuen
Epworth League
Apo
The
Star In the
Nrit
Tanatausic
Welcom Y. Ww. OC
Young Women's Christian Association
Cwelatmas
Mia Fred Beall
Northmeat
Swamt Paramanda
India
Vedanta Center
Town
People's Church
Pythian Temple
Wig Ninth Street
Rey Edwin
Frais
Fital Esoteric Society
Q Street
Evangelical Christian Science
C Sahin
Rauscher’s Hall
Connecticut Avene
L Street
Buried Without Services in Philadelphia Cemetery
The body of Frederick Zudack of New York, who killed Policeman Barnett in West Philadelphia on November 28 and was shot by the officer, was buried today in Odd Fellows Cemetery without services. Relatives had disowned him. a man and woman in black clothing briefly viewed the coffin and departed. Burial expenses were paid from money found in his clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Barnett
West
Odd Fellows
Frederick Zudack
New York
Midnight Masses At St Patrick And Our Lady Of Victory
Midnight mass at St Patrick s Church features Adestes Fideles sung by choir boys as processional. Rev Dr Russell presides with deacon Rev Carroll and subdeacon Rev Smyth, under master Rev McGuigan. Two choirs and full orchestra, with organ by Miss Glennan and reader Prof Gloetzner. Holy communion offered. church opens 11 20. Streetcar service extended until 2 30. Tomorrow masses at 67 89 and 10 with solemn high mass at 11 led by Rev Smyth and sermon by Father Russell. Midnight mass also at Church of Our Lady of Victory on New Cut and Columbia roads with new electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Russell
William J. Carroll
James A. Smyth
Thomas BE. McGuigan
Jennie Glennan
Gloetzner
Father Russell
James A. Smyth Iil
Church of Our Lady of Victory
New Cut
Columbia Roads
Morse Pardon Plea Sent to President Taft from Bath
A Bath Maine telegram to President Taft urged pardon for Charles W Morse the ex banker in Atlanta federal prison. Signed by Mayor Hyde and six former mayors two Maine legislators elect and two ex state senators. Also notes mass support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bath
Charles W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
John 8. Hyde
Maine
Washington
Heart 220 Home Talks by Barbara Loyd
The article reflects on Christmas as more than material symbols and urges sustaining the spirit of love year round. It urges readers to keep the glow of Christmas, cultivate the best in themselves, and let eternal love guide daily life beyond the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEART
Barbara Loyd
Europe
America
800 BASKETS FOR THE POOR FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
800 baskets of provisions will be distributed to Wash ington's poor this morning by the Alma Temple Mystic Shrine charity committee from the National Rifles Armory. Doors open at 7:30 with distribution until exhausted. Funds come from an annual Marshall Hall excursion, this year yielding 1206 dollars plus merchant donations. Baskets include ham flour potatoes sugar hominy beans corn tomatoes coffee and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charity Committee
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
National Rifles Armory
Marshall Hall
W. C. Long
Thomas Walker
John Elinger
C. H. Beatty
Edward Kolb
Frank K. Raymond
Christmas gatherings at Washington embassies and White House
Washington society notes Christmas entertainments shift through the capital. MR. ROBERT TAFT and Mrs Taft host and attend White House receptions, while the British Ambassador and Mrs Bruce sail from England. Generals, diplomats, and social leaders plan dinners, dances, and family gatherings across Valley Forge to Fort Myer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Washington
Valley Forge
Reed Knox
White House
White Houses
Mother saves infant from fire in Chicago window fall
Mrs. E. J. Cox hemmed in by a blaze on an upper floor tossed her year old baby through a window to a neighbor’s catch. The neighbor then aided Mrs. Cox to a porch and down a slippery roof to safety as their home burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. J. Cox
Christmas Tree at Austro-Hungarian Embassy Dwindles
The longtime Austro-Hungarian embassy Christmas tree, a staple of the season, has dwindled in significance this year as preparations for the celebration proceed amid changing ceremonial arrangements.
Inheritance tax on prenuptial field settlement upheld
The Illinois supreme court ruled that socialite Mrs. Marshall Field must pay inheritance tax on the $1,000,000 from her late husband, invalidating exempt status claimed by her estate. The decision reverses New York and Cook County rulings and closes the Field estate appraisal, amid broader debate on ante nuptial property taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
State Supreme Court
Walter K. Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Supreme Court
New York Court of Appeals
Cook County Court
B. If
Harriman
Dance for Miss Fry Honors Gertrude Fry Bride Elect
A dance given by Miss Ruth Campbell at her home on Harvard street honored Miss Gertrude Fry whose marriage to Andrew B. Duvall assistant corporation counsel will take place January 11. Guests included bridesmaids, relatives, and many local residents with Christmas greens decorating the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Fry
Andrew B. Duvall
Ruth Campbell
Charles M. Campbell
Harvard Street
Miss Campbell
Miss Fry
Edith Fry
Marjory Duvall
Gertrude Lutz
Marc Smith
Miss Edmonston
Monodiet experiment ends with wager win in Chicago
George Razakles of Chicago ate 32 quail in 32 days to win 700 dollars, then offered to eat 32 more in 32 days for 1000. He argues single nonflesh foods with balanced nutrition could replace mixed diets, claiming lifelong health and cost benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Razakles
Chicago
Miss Snyder Debut at Seventeenth Street Tea
Miss Edna Snyder, daughter of Rev Dr William Tayloe Snyder, was presented to society at a 5 o clock tea hosted by her great aunt Mrs Francis A Hoe and her mother at Mrs Roe's Seventeenth street residence. The house overflowed with flowers as the debutante wore white silk with a red girdle and carried red carnations. Miss Berry and Mrs Charles Charlee-Long assisted in receiving. continued on seventh page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Snyder
William Tayloe Snyder
Francis A. Hoe
Mrs. Snyder
Roe
Seventeenth Street
Miss. Snyder
Miss Berry
Charles Charlee-Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secular League
OW I “Wackenste
Clear
Pribhian Temple
Ninth Street
Pythian Tenm- Pre
Secon
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Fifteenth
R Streets
Northwest
Colorado Building
Lyman B. Sperry
M. D
National Theater
Peabody Concert Company
Tners
Sreknews
Pa. Ave
Marinello
Marinello Labh
ForAnne Hoyts
Morse
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Commercial Cable Company
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Fred Fleming
Western Bank and Trust Company
Ione
Valencia
Spain
Yao
Jean Concel
Oran
Algeria
Almas
MR. Robert Taft
Robert Taft
Hengermuller
Yale
Charlie Taft
Helen Taft
A. W. Greely
G Street
A. W. Greenie, Jr
Boston
Institute of Technology
Crawford
Bruce Brownlee
State of
Eames MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Charles Dena Gibson
Mrs
Archibald Hopkins
Beekman Winthrop
Charles T. Hutchins
Edward Qualtrough
Walter McLean
Fechtler
Charles C. Marsh
Roscoe C. Bulmer
Walter R. Gherardi
Frank EB. Beatty
Capt. Beatty
Navy Yard
Elizabeth Beatty
Fort Myer
Mra. Wood
Mra. Garrard
Wood
Garrard
Barnhart
Baby
Post
Clarence
Posttey
H. N. Cook
Clifford Grant Cook
California
Paris
Jrother
Postley
San Francisco
San Mateo
Mr. Postley
Mr. Cook
Belmont
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Homer
Charles &. Greenough
Chandler Anderson
George G. Haven
Champ Ackermat
West Seventy-fath Street
Aspy
Champ Ackerman
Irene Ackerman
Miller Building
Broadway
Sixty-fifth Street
Mahoney
Hudson Liston
Champ
Chump
Dot
Annie James
Prince
D. W. G. Burke
Bird
Jennie Hale Whyte
Kitty
Sterling Postley
Clarence S. Postiey
Richard Harlow
Catherine
Harlow
George Choate Kendalls
Miss Conrad
Paria
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowley
Miss Snyder
Baker’s
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Sugp An
Dresden
A. Lisner
Bulwer-Lytton
Shakespeare
Gallancz
Palais Royal
Berr
ARUS
A. F. Bornot Bro. Co
F Street N.W
Pennsylvania Avenue
Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop
Maryland Club
Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Avenue
Louvre
F Street
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