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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1917

Page

7

Missing cat Billy from Fire Truck No 6 seeks return

A large black and white cat named Billy, mascot of Fire Truck No 6, vanished February 7 near Sixteenth Street and Park Road Northwest. The No 6 Truck Company asks the finder to return or notify Park Road near Fourteenth Street, as Billy is a well trained firefighter and beloved by the crew.

Billy Sixteenth Street Park Road Northwest No. 6 Truck Co Park Road Fourteenth Street No. 6 Truck Company Fourteenth Street Northwest White Cat H. W. Hollidge

White Elephant Sale Figures Rise For Charity Drive

The White Elephant sale in Washington reports rapid donor response as items pour in to support the American fund for French wounded, the British American relief, and the Red Cross. Committee headed by Mrs George Howard notes strong purchases with $189 raised so far. doors open daily 10 to 6 at 607 Fourteenth Street NW.

White Elephant” Gate Fourteenth Street Northwest American Fund For Red Cross George Howard Blaine Beale Viscounters de Sibour Arthur Willett John P. Story, Jr Larz Anderson Augustus Gardner Garrison McClintock

Theaters Rise of Blanche Bates in Eleven P M

National Theater announces Blanche Bates in Eleven P M written by Paul M. Potter with Wilton Jackaye opposite. Strong supporting cast includes Hammond Barnes McGrane Butler McIntosh Lewis Travers Boros Fenimore Gaston Virey Trisco. Also meets Rot Cooper Megrue comedy Seven Chances returns to Belasco with Craven McComas Mere dith West Carroll and Carroll.

Blanche Bates National Theater Paul M. Potter Wilton Jackaye Miss Bates Charles Hammond J H. Barnes Thomas J. McGrane Rot Cooper Megrue Belasco Theater Frank Craven Carrol McComas Anne Meredith Beverly West Alice Carroll

Crandall's Savoy Plans Snow White Week in Crandall's

Crandall's Savoy will show Snow White with Marguerite Clark next Sunday and Monday. The rest of the week features Wife By Proxy with Mabel Taliaferro, American Aristocracy with Douglas Fairbanks, The Bondage of Fear with Ethel Clayton, Children of the Feud with Dorothy Gish, and Safety First with Ambrose and Dorothy Donnelly followed by A Gamble in Souls with William Desmond and Dorothy Donnelly.

Crandall Savoy Marguerite Clark Mabel Taliafarro Douglas Fairbanks Ethel Clayton Dorothy Greh Mack Swain Ambrose William Desmond Dorothy Donnelly

Mollie Williams Owns Burlesque Company at Gayety

Mollie Williams leads her own company at the Gayety Theater for a week starting next Sunday. Featured bits include Dance L Entios mant about a bandit’s love and death, plus Halloween Party and Some Sanatorium burlettas. Principal cast lists Teddy Burns Roscoe Aills Simon Myers Eva Malvin Frank Burns Florence Kelley.

Mollie Williams Teddy Burns Roscoe Aills Simon Myers Eva Malvin Frank Burns Florence Kelley

Laud Pershing Army High Military Efficiency Praised

Secretary Baker commends Maj. Gen. Pershing and Maj. Gen. Funston for restraint and pursuit on the border and in Mexico. He notes the expedition dispersed bandits, protected Americans, and generated pride within the War Department. Pershing will command at El Paso with Swift directing the force distributed across fourteen border stations.

Mexico Baker Funston Pershing United States Department el Paso Gen. Pershing Gen. Swift Columbus Yuma Aziz

Police Whistle Better to Protect Homes Than Pistol Declares Judge Mullowny

Mrs. Morrison sought a pistol for protection at night at 179 Newland ter race but faced a complaint from her husband. Judge Mullowny in police court favored supplying a police whistle for safety, discharged her after she promised peaceful conduct.

Judge Mullowny Sarah Morrison Newland Terrace

Local Briefs From Washington and Nearby Areas

Last night in Washington reads of talks and events across city groups. Rev J Leonard Levy lectured on butterflies to Junior Temple Society at Eighth Street Temple while a novelty dance was planned for February 22 at Milks Hall chaired by Elizabeth Lorenz. Cushing Daniel spoke on The High Cost of Living and the Remedy at Perpetual Building Hall next Sunday at 8 30 p m. The International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Local 4 and down town binders hosted a concert and dance at the National Rifles Armory. proceeds around 800 dollars benefitted charity. Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church officials planned a reception tomorrow for new pastor Rev Walter Everett Burnett and Mrs Burnett in church parlors. Chevy Chase Citizens Association heard C G Davin outline an 80 000 15 room addition to the main building. More than 50 Arsh Patrol members from Almas Temple joined a Philadelph ia casino outing to Lulu Temple. the group travels to the oasis in Philadelphia for an annual pilgrimage. Georgetown University Law School senior debate team won second prize against the junior society. Robert M McGatley led the juniors with first honors.

International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Government Printing Office National Rifles Armory Foundry Methodist Exiscopal Church Official Board Walter Everett Burnett Burnett Georgetown University Law School Robert M. McGatley

Damrosch Ends Season With Final New York Symphony Concert

The New York Symphony, led by Damrosch at the Be lasco Theater, closed its season with Brahms’ minor symphony, Rimsky Korsakov’s Le Coq d’Or march, and Chopin’s F minor concerto featuring Josef Hoffman. Hoffman's technique and tone shone, with graceful Romanze playing and brilliant rounds of Rubato.

New York Symphony Belasco Theater Damrosch Brahm Rimsky-Korsakov Josef Hoffman

Senate Indorses Wilson Action as Lodge Hails Support

The Senate debated the President’s diplomatic move with Germany, split along party lines. Senators Kirby and Underwood urged restraint, while Lodge led in support, arguing the President spoke for the nation. The roll gave 43 Democrats and 35 Republicans in favor, with Hardened opposition from Wardaman Gronna Works and Lea Follette noted.

Kirby Arkansas An Borah Underwood Hardwick Howrey Send Jones Hollis Congress Stone Senate United States Germany Wvardaman Gronna Works Afl Léa Follatte la Follette

Gypsy Smith Jr Preaches Born Again Doctrine to Overflow Crowd

Evangelist Gypsy Smith Jr spoke to a packed tabernacle last night on the fall of man and the need to be born again. He cited Adams sin and the restoration of the temple of God, urging listeners to put away old sins and embrace a new life in Christ, stressing must and again.

Evangelist Adam Christ Nicodemus Kingdom of Heaven

Color music debut delights Washington audience

The Motet Choral Society under Otto T Simon presented Washington with its first local color music program at the Willard ballroom. Edward M. Kennard created the color effects for the three choral pieces, with Lorleberg solos and Wilson and Miss Lenore Baker at the piano. The improvised color boxes were shared by Larz Anderson and Walcott Tuckerman parties and guests.

Motet Choral Society Washington Willard Otto T Simon Europe Edward M. Kennard Simon Motet Society Richard Lorleberg George Wilson Lenore Baker Colorado Springs Larz Anderson

Rubinstein Club Concert Hosts Criteron Quartet in Raleigh

The Rubinstein Club concluded its season’s second concert in the Raleigh ballroom with a recital by the Criteron Quartet of New York, a male-voiced ensemble, assisted by pianist Felix Garzigna now in New York. The quartet featured John Young and Horatio as key members.

Rubinstein Club Raleigh Criteron Quartet of New York Felix Garzigna Quartet 8 Jonn Young Horatio

Concert Review Highlights Local Tenor Foursome

Bench, George Reardon, Barytone, and Deenard Chambers led a vocal quartet with robust support from Claude Robeson and others. The audience applauded the ensemble with numerous encores while Mrs A M Blair, conductor, has been ill and missed the event. Mrs R Rheem hosted artists and board members after the concert.

A. M. Blair R Rheem

Drowns Crossing River Ice After Escape From Hospital

J D Addison 25 of Caldwell Texas escaped from St Elina beth s Hospital before daylight yesterday. Four hours later he drowned crossing the Potomac River ice opposite the Washington Steel and Ordnance Co at Giesboro Point DC as harbor police aboard the Firefighter hunted nearby. Addison was a US coast artillery member.

J D. Addison St. Elinabeth’s Hospital Potomac River Washington Steel and Ordnance Company Giesboro Point Addison United States Coast Artillery Caldwell Tex

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