Inauguration Visitors to be Welcomed by Colored Subcommittee
A Washington meeting of the color subcommittee of the committee on public comfort outlined plans to welcome and assist Black visitors for the inauguration. Chairman M I Weller pledged equal treatment, badges for all, and coordinated escorts, quarters, and guidance to the parade and exhibits.
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Weller
Committee On Public Comfort
Washington
Daniel Murray
Trevr
M. I. Weller
Tate
Marine Band Offered Inauguration Concerts Controversy Rages
Secretary Morton heard arguments over the Marine Band’s award for three inauguration week concerts. The Musicians Union seeks to bar the band, while Reginald deXoven questions feasibility. Morton supports the band’s participation and pay as deemed proper by the inaugural committee.
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Morton
Desireto
United States Marine Band
Musicians’ Union
Marine Band
Reginald de Ixoven
Mashinuton Syimphony Orchestra
Ctedic
Marine Bank
Pics
Parade Plans Discussed by Old Boys Republican Club
Members of the Old Boys Republican Club met at the Riggs House to finalize inaugur al uniform details and determine the number of marchers for the procession. The Baltimore group, led by Col. Willard Howard, expects about fifty participants in the March 4 event and adjourned the meeting to Friday night for a larger turnout.
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Nigh S Cortol
Ie Trios
United States
Owen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Green
Kings County Republican Club
York
Willams Republi
Essex Troop
New Jersey National Guard
GAA Guard
Columbus
Ohio
Civic Division
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Nee's
General Howard
Ings County Republican Club
Wilson
Congressional Library
Congress
Republican Club
Fremont
Lincoln Republian Club
Lincoln
Riggs House
Norhieg
Old Boys
Lule
Baltimore
Willard Howard
Last Symphony Concert by Washington Symphony at Lafayette Theater
The final concert of the regular symphony series by the Washington Symphony Orchestra at the Lafayette Theater featured Grieg and Beethoven works led by Dr. Cornelius Rubner. Rubner’s Grieg concerto drew high praise, while the new Rubner piece Peace Battle and Victory impressed the audience. Attendees included Mrs. Roosevelt and a wide list of notable guests.
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
Lafayette Theater
Evan
Hope
Washington
Goldmark
Tschaikowsky
Grieg
Anitra
Beethoven
Leonore
Coarnelius Rubner
Rubner
Dr. Rubner
Wagjiers
Dr Rubner
Franz Liszt
Cowles
Hagner
Mass Cannon
Mayor Des Planches
Elkins
Henry May
Myr
Herbert Wadsworth
Charles A. Williams
O .B. Platt
Judge McCammon
McCammon
Kean
Organ Recital Closes Luther Place Memorial Church Dedication
A large audience attended the organ recital by Prof Erich Rath and Mr Paul Whitney Fishbaugh marking the rededication of Luther Place Memorial Church. The new Magnificent pipe organ, installed by Adam Stein of Baltimore for 6400 dollars, replaces the Roosevelt Company organ destroyed in the fire four years ago. Prof Rath praised the instrument as a top modern example of construction and tone. Selections included Parsifal, March Triomphale, Pastorale, Toccata and Fugue, A Mighty Fortress, Springtime Sketch, Canti Mystique, Schlummerlied, Traumerei, Mignon, and other demanding numbers performed by the two artists.
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Luther Place Memorial Church
Erich Rath
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh
Adam Stein
Baltimore
Roosevelt Company
New York
Rath
Prof Rath
Schumann
Govotte
Mignon
Thomas
Bret Rath
Mr. Ishbaugh
Shumann
Sons of the Revolution backs GWU scholarship plan
A DC chapter meeting endorses financial aid to George Washington University and urges sister societies to donate. Plan creates Sons of the Revolution scholarships for GWU, sending qualified youths for undergraduate and graduate study, bolstering a national, Oxford Cambridge like system.
Reorganized University Plans for New Build Fund Drive
A university reorganized as the first affiliated college now controls undergraduate work. Subscriptions to a new building fund are pouring in from Washington, aiding the move to new quarters and plans to beautify the city with a campus around the administration building. The vision includes twenty buildings, dormitories, a gymnasium, athletic fields, courts, and riverfront boathouse, boosting a national character and Sons of the Revolution support.
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George Washington Memorial Association
Columbian University
George Washington
van Ness
Seventeenth Street
White House
President's Park
Potomac Park
University
United States
George Washington University
Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Columbian College
Department of Arts and Sciences
Washington
Sons of the Revolution
Wagga man sale totals reach 341538 across 2542 lots
Special to The Washington Post New York February 3 When Mr Kirby closed the Wagga man collection the final lot a fountain sold for 5000 to a buyer named Chelsea. Afternoon total 46714 and grand total 2542 lots 341538. Final session mainly brought low prices with notable buys including a Limoges dinner service to George Pope for 319 and Sevres lamps to Martin for 290 and a chandelier to H S Philips.
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Washington
Limoges
George Pope
Mr. Martin
H. 8. Philips
Custody Battle Over Two Year Old In Habeas Corpus Case
Frank J. Mahoney of Buffalo Minnesota sues for custody of his two year old son from Mrs Margaret Udell his mother in law. Justice Wright heard evidence in Criminal Court No 1. The mother died December 11 after bringing the child to the city. Mrs Udell took charge and refused to relinquish. Deputy Coroner Glazebrook testified about the death and possible injuries from an operation. Mahoney contends the child is held as a hostage to force funeral expenses. The case is ongoing.
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Frank J. Mahoney
Buffalo
MN. Y
Margaret Udell
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Mahoney
Washington
Sheehy
Free Lectures At Eastern High And Public Library
Maj Piper and Gen Loud headline a free Life-saving Service talk at Eastern High School on dangers along the Atlantic coast. The program lauds life-savers as soldiers of humanity and notes future lectures by N Floyd Featherstone and Gen George B Lond at the Public Library and a talk by Rep. I. E. Rider on citizenship duties scheduled for February 10.
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Maj. Piper
Gen
Loud
Horace L. Piper
Life-saving Service
Eastern High School
Atlantic
Cape Ad
Cape Hatteras
N Floyd Featherstone
Public Library
George B Lond
New York City
Lond
I. E. Rider
Local Society Formed in Elocution District Branch
Local elocutionists form a district branch aligned with the national group. Elizabeth Walton presides. officers elected include Aurelia Barrington Brown and Elizabeth Edna Marshall. Next meeting set for February 9 at Miss Hawley's studio, 1413 G Street NW, with turnout expected.
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National Association of Elocutionists
Elizabeth R. Walton
Ways and
Aurelia Barrington Brown
Washington Dramatic Conservatory
Elzabeth Edna Marshall
Friends' Select School
Alice B Paret
Emayvieve Ruse
West End School of Expression
Power Commission to Expand Authority Hailed by Stickney
Mr. A B Stickney, president of the Chicago Great Western Railway Company, told the Washington Economic Society last night that the Interstate Commerce Law needs a mandated schedule of interstate rates. He argued the law fails to authorize the commission to set rates, criticized the law for loopholes like midnight schedules and rebates, and urged stronger enforcement against discriminations.
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Stickney
Chicago Great Western Company
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Washington Eeonomic Society
Shoreham
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Solciety
Knapp
Clemens and
Prouty
Edward A. Moseley
Nelson
Clapp
Dolliver
Stevens
Bede Mann
Hill
Connecticut
Lacy
le Grand Powers
Trafic
Interstate Commission
Iowa
Mlinoi
Congress
Roosevelt urged example to enforce railroad pass law
The speaker demanded federal supervision of railroads and other corporations. He criticized the lax enforcement of the anti pass law and urged Theodore Roosevelt as a model to inspire officials and citizens to uphold private virtue as the basis for public virtue.
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Congress
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nelson
Knapp
Carlyle
Cromwell
Stickney
Rear Admiral Endorses Postum Over Coffee
A retired Rear Admiral with vast coffee experience reports dizziness, constipation, and mood lows from coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee he notes normal bowels, clearer thinking, improved mood, and overall vigor. He spent fifteen cents on the change and plans to try Grape-Nuts next.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Weather Review Deserted by Warm Front Across Regions
Weather conditions report from U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau details high pressure dominating east of the Rockies with cold, zero temperatures in Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys and Northwest. Snow or sleet forecast in the South, rain along Gulf coast and Florida, with snow south of Ohio and east to the Atlantic Saturday. Plateau and Pacific Coast remain rainy. temperatures to moderate slowly. Winds NE to N along Atlantic, NE along Gulf, light and variable over Lake Michigan. Steamers to Europe expect fresh W winds to Grand Banks. Local temps range from 22 to 60, with rainfall 0 and high/low tides noted.
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U. 8
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Misspuri
Mississippi
Vicksburg
South Atlantic
Ohio
Atlantic
Gulf Cozsl
Florida
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
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Berkeley
St. N.W
Maia
Abraham Hart
New Luther Place
Will Aid University
District of Columbia
Charles W Needham
Old Columbian
F. P. B. Sands
Society of the Sons of the Revolution of
Waggaman
Sale Total
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Thirteenth Street Northwest
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Pratt
Mr. Chisley
Chisley
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Fourth Street
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Third
Providence Hospital
Fifth Precinct
Interstate Commerce Law
Senate
Lansburgh & Bro
Chikdren
Wormer
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Aeolian Co
Ue. Sanders & Stayman Co
F St
Peter Grogan
Credit For
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St. Bet. H and I Sts
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G Street
U. S. Treasury
Washington, D. C
Mr. S. Emanary
Yokohama
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis Fair
Presidentas
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Co. G. Sloan & CO
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American Security and Crust Company
Charles J. Bell
Steinway
Droopecks CO
PA. Ave
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Home Savings Bank
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A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th Street
N.W
United States Sanitary Company
Corporation Court
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Board OF Personal, Tax Appeals
District of Coluemba
Board of Personal Tax Appeals of
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington Gas Tight Company
10Th St
Ofelock
William RW
ORME
Judd&States
Jockey Clio
Shoreham Hotel
HI Pelz
Jaz
Fet
Washington Heights
South Fairfax St
Alemandria
O'Clork Ps
Charles H Weaver
Gant
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L Macdonnall
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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Pope
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