Inaugural Plans For Civic Bodies Parade
Civic section organization for the inaugural parade was set at a hl sections committee meeting chaired by George R Linkins. Collected details included mounted escort as vice marshals and early seat selections for Congress, with Lafayette stand seats to go on sale Monday. The President will review from a Class Inclosure with Mrs Wilson and the Vice President. reviewing stand to host 250 to 300. At least ten governors and staffs expected. Police and fire plans outlined with extra patrols and roping lines. fire apparatus stationed at Capitol and White House stands for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl Sections
George R. Linkins
Congress
Harper
Lafayette
Court of Honor
Wilson
Public Order Committee
Wagner
Capitol
White House
Sacred Heart Operetta Fund Show At Casino Theater
An amateur troupe presents Rhys Herberts comic operetta Bule bul next Tuesday at the Casino Theater to raise funds for a new Sacred Heart Church. A 50 voice chorus backs leads Edna Hillyard and James Young with a large parish ensemble and dancers in a staged program organized by Prof Armand Gumprecht and John Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhys Herbert
Bulebul
Sacred Heart Dramatic Association
Casino Theater
Sacred Heart Church
Edna Hillyard
St. Patrick's Choir
James Young
Imperial Quartet
Madeline Beaulac
Ritay Ryan
William Madigan
William Sanderson
Albert Sweeney
John Feeney
Wll
Elizabeth Bogan
Mary O'Dea
Irene McDermott
Helen Smith
Harriet Thompson
Ruth Perkins
Bernard Bogan
Edward Duchesne
Eugene Barry
Joseph Duffy
Theodore Leland
Joseph Calhoun
Margaret Tucker
Hstelij Murray
Catherine Donovan
Thelma Cresmond
Geraldine Harvey
Mary Va
Louise Allen
Florence Bowie
Laurie Bowie
Peggy O'Dea
Maria Rithmeyer
Dorothy Smith
Mildren Wall
Margaret Rheehan
Theresa Keleher
Anna Smith
Katherine Fegan
Mary Ruppert
Mesdames Gibbons
Rice and Hatton
George Harry
Thomas Cantwell
Hugh Fegan
Luke Fegan
Frank Duchesne
Edward Smith
William Marsden
F Defantis
J. Redicker
John, Downer
J. Hardibeck
Armand Gumprecht
Georgetown University
John Hoffman
Poli Stock Company
Estell Murray
The
Lesson From Loss Of Maine Memorial Tonight
The Maine disaster is discussed as an object lesson in today’s international situation. Speakers at the Maine memorial services include Col Barry Bulkley of the Presidents Own Garrison and Col George F O Shaughnessy. Also on the program are Cuban minister Dr Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Rear Admiral George W Baird and Gen Haden Lake with J Walter Mitchell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Hahana Harbor
Army and Navy Union
Business High School
Barry Bulkley
George F O'Shauneassy
Rhode Island
Carlos Manuel de Ccapedes
George W. Baird
Haden Lake
J. Walter Mitchell
LICENSED TO MARRY STRENGTHS AND DEATHS LISTED
Marriage notices name numerous couples with ages and hometowns, followed by a list of deaths including Marion Hutchins Prudence McDowell and Elmer Hirson with ages and addresses. City bulletin mentions events at Sterling Hotel and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion B. Hutchins
18Th St
Prudence J. McDowell
L St. Nw
Elmer H. Hirson
H Bacer
H. Ave
Sarah E. Hixson
Euclid St. Nw
Edna H. Bain
Sibley
John W. Wiley
Georgetown University
Susan D. Passeno
6Th St. Sw
Sarah Niland
John Dyer
U. S
Hoe Ee Wallace
Rerbert J. Butts
Paul E. Redcliffe
Sibley Heap
John A. Hanson
John M. Howe
Bessie Mcklrath
St. Aw
City Bulletin
U S Leads Fruit Exports Amid Rising Trade Figures
The United States Department of Agriculture declared the U S leads world fruit exports with stock exports nearly doubling in five years. In 1910 exports were 18 5 million dollars, rising to 24 2 million in 1915. Italy and Spain ranked second and third with lemons and oranges. Imports in 1915 totaled 27 1 million dollars. Lead items included bananas from Jamaica canned pineapples from Hawaii and lemons from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Italy
Spain
Jamaica
Hawaii
Mporte
Brig General Scriven Retires From Army Signal Corps
Brig. Gen. George P. Scriven retires on his own application after 42 years in service. He served four years as chief signal officer and is succeeded by Brig. Gen. George Go. Squier, formerly head of the aviation bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
G. O. Squier
George P. Scriven
George GO. Squier
Aviation
Signal Corps
Scriven
Dog Intervenes As Stable Burns, Fireman Delivers Horses
Watchman dog launches attack on Fireman C W Rice at a burning Ritter stable, 1327 Seventh St NW, preventing entry. Rice subdues the dog, leads four horses out as smoke clouds billow. Fire damage totals about 1200 to stock and building. Lieut. Frank Markward sustains a cut and puncture, treated at Homeopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rice
No. 4 Truck Company
Carl D. Ritter
Seventh Street
Rice
Frank Markward
Wno. 4
Homeopathic , Hospital
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast
Forecast for District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia Thu into Fri with rain snow and colder conditions. Disturbance from the southwest moving northeast bringing general rains south and snow north of the Mississippi valley. Local report shows temperatures from 20s to 40s with no rainfall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Alabama
Rocky Mountain
New England
Great Lakes
Atlantic States
Northwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Lake Region
Births Reported In Local Families List Numerous Newborns
Glen P and Florence M Van Enseltine have a boy. Martin R and Grace A Thorp welcome a girl. Edward R and Emma M Seal announce a boy. Guistino and Mamie Brantilli greet a girl. Claud A and Anna M Hodgkins welcome a girl. Robert I and Dorothy J Hulsizer announce a girl. Maynard W and Josephine Fling have a boy. Arthur and Agatha Chairias greet a girl. James EK and Virginia Chaconas announce a boy. Douglas H and Ruth M Booth welcome a boy. August and Ida Biederman announce a boy. Dennis R and Rosetta A Bilbrey greet a girl. Tutner E and Dellia Watles have a girl. George and Frances Smith announce a boy. Walter E and Gertrude Jackson greet a boy. Richard H T and Lucy EB Johnson announce a girl. Charles and Dorothy Graham welcome a boy. Nathaniel P and Ide Banks have a girl. William H and Mary Berry greet a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen P
Florence M. van Enseltine
Martin R
Grace A. Thorp
Edward R
Emma M Seal
Guistino
Mamie Brantilli
Claud A
Anna M. Hodgkins
Robert I
Dorothy J. Hulsizer
Maynard W
Josephine Fling
Arthur
Agatha Chairias
James EK
Virginia Chaconas
Douglas H
Ruth M. Booth
Georgetown Gas Value Agreed On Tentative Basis
The public utilities commission and Georgetown Gas Light Company reached a tentative agreement on the valuation of the company's property. Pillsbury's cost figure was 1 005 144.07 dollars, minus 18 000 for working capital. After a conference an addition of 318 181 made the total 1 006 326.07 dollars. The first valuation differed by 28 000 dollars. the difference is unusual, says Pillsbury. Final approval awaits, with hearings set for February 21. R H Goldsborough praised the expert witnesses and noted similar agreements with Washington Gas Light and Capital Traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Charles L. Pillsbury
Valuation Bureau
Commissien
Bank of Agreement
Pillsbury
Pillabury
Pillebury
R. H. Goldsborough
The
Fighting Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Capital Traction Company
State Exhibits In Washington Move To Preserve Resources
A Kentucky State Association meeting adopted a resolution urging Congress to provide permanent State exposition buildings in Washington to be maintained by the states for displaying their resources. Another measure to let residents vote by mail was read and approved, with Col Walter G Coleman addressing the group and performances by Miss Edith Eversman and George Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Kentucky State Association
Walter G. Coleman
Edith Eversman
George Ma
Banquet Marks St Johns Alumni Fiftieth Arrival
Alumni of St Johns College Washington celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the Christian Brothers arrival with a banquet at the Ebbitt. Speakers included Rev. Brother Alfred, Rev. Edward Fitzgerald, and former Judge William De Tacy. Bowden Duryee elected president. Leo A. Rover, G. Howard May as vice presidents. Henry Hornig as secretary. Rev. Brother Alfred as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brothers
St. John’s College of Washington
St. John's
Ebbitt
Alfred
Edward Fitzgerald
Colere
Brookland
William de Tacy
Bowden Duryee
Leo
Mrs Lewis D A R Candidate for DAR Leader
Mrs James Hamilton Lewis wife of the Illinois senator was named a candidate for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. New York chapters push her candidacy with three other contenders to be considered by the national congress in April Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo Mrs George Squires regent of Minnesota and Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey of Kansas are also in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
New York
National Congress of
Organization
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
George Squires
Minnesota
George Thatcher Guernsey
Kansas
Two Thousand Boy Scouts Parade Saturday in Washington
About two thousand Boy Scouts from Washington will march Saturday afternoon in a pageant on Pennsylvania Avenue honoring local scouts. Preparations lasted over three months with secretive planning, and the parade begins at 4 p m from the Peace Monument, led by mounted police and a 50 piece Washington Boy Scout Band directed by J Leonard Kidwell. The route runs up Pennsylvania Avenue to the Treasury, then to Seventeenth Street and the White Lot where Eagle, Star and Life scouts gather for a speech by Representative J Hampton Moors on Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cenger
Peace Monument
J. Leonard Kidwell
Treasury
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
White Lot
Eagle
Star
Life
J. Hampton Moors
Tributes to Miss Anthony at Anthony League event
Susan B Anthony birthday tribute held at the National Suffrage Association headquarters tonight at 8 oclock. Prof W C Arnett lectures on The Revelation of the Telescope. Mrs Ida Husted Harper and others give reminiscences of Miss Anthony. Roy Gilder and Miss Frompiel perform. Anna E Hendley presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Anthony League
National Suffrage Association
W. C. Arnett
Ida Husted Harper
Walter McNabb Miller
Carrie Kent
Hester Poole
Miss Anthony
Roy Gilder
Miss Frompiel Mra
Anna E. Hendley
United States Court of Customs Appeals session briefs
Legal record lists multiple appellate cases with United States v. Furuya Ohashi and others, Bloomingdate v United States, and related matters. Proceedings show argument leadership by Bert Hanson and Albert H Washburn, with presiding judges Montgomery and others. Notices schedule trials and assignments across Equity and Circuit divisions, detailing parties, attorneys, and upcoming motions and decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Vs
Furuya
Nor
Bert Hanson
Albert H. Washburn
Ohashi
Same
Albert H.washburn
Bloomingdate
United States
Albert . Washburn
Appellee
Real estate transfers in Brookland to Potent buyers and others
Trustees James B Nicholson and George W Weber transfer lot 18 block 14 to Thomas A Poole for 1200 in Brookland. Other transfers include parcels in South Brookland Woodley Park Petworth and Northwest DC. Transactions list multiple lots with prices from 10 to 80000 and a large 638 for Henry W Sobon era properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookland
James B. Nicholson
George W. Weber
Thomas A. Poole
South Brookland
Archibald
Robertson
Victor Rosa W. Klein
Woodley Park
Woodson R. Qgiesby
Carl A. W. Fox
Acker Street
Samuel A. Walker
Anson
Taylor
Sherife
M. Elizabeth Browning
Herbert Frazier
Petworth
Gilbert T. Creech
Milton T. Adkins
Mercy A. Creech
William Holmbead
Joe A. Crumbet Jr
Pets Sauer
Adnare
Linden Placm
Joshua N. Anderson
Louis Gundling
Nquare
Twelfth Street
Frederick W. Paap
Edith I. Turner
Square
Thirteenth Street
George Henderson
James J. Lampton
Bee G. Ven Senden
Leroy Gadaia, Jr
Allan HK
Walker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gibman Veer Ees
New Veubey Avenue
Ando Street
Henry W. Sobon
John A Fie
Cnstcos
K. Han
Torquere
Fourth Street
Potomac Ave
Thomas W. Smith
Caroling
Alfred H. Lawson
Deeds of Trust and Secured Properties Listing
Deeds of trust record multiple properties and lenders across districts Eckington Ingleside and S squa res detailing trustees, secured amounts from $1,600 to $24,000, terms from 3 to 8 years, interest 4 to 6 percent, semiannual payments, parcels with lots and blocks, names include William J Wilson Victor Klein Theodore Rooney Mary W Garrett and Alvin Walker among others. The document lists the securing parties Metropolia Building Association Washington Loan and Trust Company Bank of Commerce and Savings and other financial bodies.
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Square
Anna
L. Evans
Arthur Carr
Marvin A. Custis
Pertual Building Association
Arthur EF
H. Middleton
John D. Goughlan
William J. Flatter, Jr
Morton J. Sachs
Edgar Mayne
Mary W. Garrett
Perpetual Building Association
S—George
Boarman Et Ax
Charles P. Stone
Charlee W. Fairfar
Lucie E. Ritterbusch
William
Goines
Samuel A. Drury
James B. Nicholson
Roy A. Pickford
Alvin BE. Walker
John P. Story
Clarence W. Colliere
John ¥. Wilkins
Dorothy K. Hanvey
National Setings and Trust Company
American Meourtt and Trust Company
Charles C. Small
Small
Harry J Shere
Kate
Brick fall on Kellerman shocks by head at Corcoran building
John Kellerman, 30, of Fourth and L streets southeast, was struck on the head by a brick while gathering lumber at the Corcoran building on Fifteenth Street. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital and, after regaining consciousness, said the brick felt as if it weighed several tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dé. H. Kellerman
John Kellerman
Fourth
Kellerman
Corcoran
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Union Trust Corcaster Ray President
Sonttinesco
W.& J. Sloane
H St. N. W
SteetGara
Hart Heine
Sears, Reebuck and Co
Chicago
Munyon
O’donnell
Adams
Byron
Homf Building Association
Avenn BR
Claughton
Wiliam T Galliher
Jamies M. Woodward
Edward 3. Wescott
Ninwepa prrfarHive
Memorial
Edmund H Stevens
Grave Oliver
George F. Dudley
Enos BE. Jechine
Sterling
Inez
A Howser
Leesburg
John H Jeffries
John H. Archinal
Newark
N. J
Roberta I.mcclenaghan
New York City
Titus BK
Davis
Meihie
J Redman
Elizabeth Kearns
Springfield
HT Stevenson Jonept
I Eldridge
Boston
Mass
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Clarence A Vincent
Joseph F. O'Connor
Mary 4
Acna
EB. Gerhold
Percy Foster Hall
John M. Gartner
Germantown
Santa V. Poole
Hey
George Harrington
Fred OQ
Hungerford
Carrie I. Marshall
Joseph T Ware
Walter W. Jones
Cora BR. Loyd
Lovettsville
H. Schroeder
Karl L. Rathven
Marie Schubert
Jacksonville
Fla
Patrick Murphy
Frenk Caaimano
Dora V. Hauser
William’ Harrin
Barry H Grill
Mary Emilie Askew
Richmond
Hes Swem
Claudius A. Johnson
Reach
Martin H Clark
Winterpock
G. W. van’ Fosnen
Sterling Hotel
Briggs
Center Market
Haffer
U.S
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Gen. Scriven
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Fairness of Utilities Board
Kentucky Association
ST. John’s
Lewis D. A. R
Senator
BOY Scouts
Anthony
U. S. Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith, Barber, de Vries
Martin
United States Court of Claims
Hdward K. Campbell
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel 8. Harney
George EB. Downey
James Hay
Philip Contzen
F. Sprigg Perry
G. T. Stormont
George Christilles, Sr
Harry Peyton
Law
W. S McQuain
Philip Walker
Whitman
Anna Woerishoffer
Newcomb & Frey
H Bragley
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
J. H. Graves
Wiliam
McQuain
Supreme Court
Equity Division
Justice Hill
Cole
Gale
Plaintif
O. F. Diggs
R. H. McNeill
C. 0
Shaw
Harriara
Richmond Park Improvement Company
D. W. Baker
W. B. Leahy
John Ridout
Arnold
Burton T. Doyle
McClure
McNeill
Hampton—Jones
Sanger
Dutton—Newmyer
Dabney
Leckie
Cox & Shorter
Williamson
Justice Stafford
Dulany
Waggaman
C. H. Syme
F. Mertens’ Sons
White Cross Milk Company
Bates Warren
W. H. Sholes
Bougies
Obear & Douglas
Hight
D. W O'Donoghue
Daniel T. Wright
Circuit Division 1
Covington
King Va
Rho Bhi
W. M. Lewin
O. Balderston
P. B. Cromein
Snowden
W. B. Guy
D. Garrett
G. T. Dunlop
KE. A.mele
Jones Ve. Pileon
Hawken & Havell
Acker, Kenyon
Macfarland
Tesday
Turner
B. Rhodes
P B Cromelin
Fetterney
R. L. Williams
Independent Fire -Insurance Security Company
Pach
Witton J. Lambert
Church
Turner Va
Rhodes
Cromelin
Baker
Manpin
Syme
Williams
Hughes Va
Lisner
Tobriner & Graham
Jackson
District of Syme
Cox & Bherle
Johngon Ys
Bailpeay and Hlertric Company
Attornays
McLahahan & Burton
Hoover
Burkes Ve Anita
Circuit Division
Justice Addons
Morriton
Cromlez
Fury
Pisintiff
D. T. Wright
T. C. Bradley
J J. Hogan
McBarg
Riley
Plaintiff
Morrill Chamberlin
Cox
Hagner
Dupray
Wilson, Huidekoper & Lewh
Carnet
McLean
Hamilton & Hamilton—Lambert
Struderve
Smoot
Gerdiner
Hamby
Justice Goold
Heins Haller
RH. Engle
H. E B. Davis
A. L. Newmyer
Judson McCarrick
Ron
Justice McCoy
Harry Silverman
Isel Newman
M. F. Mangan
Robert I. Miller
Bonoglly
Hardman and Company
H. H. Donnally
Plainufa
W. M. Gettinger
Rank van Sant
R. B. Fleharty
William Shimer
Justice Hits
W. M. Finnacom
F. Mertens
Petiund Kaufman
Joseph Baym
Wilter Bond
Lawrence A.eller
Margerat Steep
Hira Muir
Richardson & Shreve
Anna B. Black
Ben le Black
Clement Dorsey
Imma N. Dorsey
J. G. Hedger Atate
Fiora M. Schmidt
Ernest W. Schmidt
Bauman & Bauman
Julius Windsbecker
Burton Macafea
Samuel VY
Leech
Honda
Paul Sleman
Cbaries
Bebneider
Omer
Pitoener
F. J. Rice
Clarence Hodkinson
Tw. W. Brimer
George W. Allen
Croggon
Gage
Fatate
J. d. Darlington
Boury Voigt
Flora M. Schmidt
Kendall Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church Extension Association
Plainiltt
J. J. Darlington
Hampton
George C. Romerville
Beatrice Romervile
James
James T. Sheckels
Harry E. Gladman
Sigintia
J. B. Durgee
L. A. Ant
Harry IT. Anderson
Anne L. Anderson
Turnage & Quinn
L. L. Perkins
Tates
States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Pho. M
Southern Bids
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
America
Brockton
Boys Shoes
W.L. Douglas
Isylvania Ave
N.W
Ett
Mollie Williams
T. H. Hunter, Inc
Blanche Bates
Paul M. Potter
Wilton Lackaye
Henry W. Savage
Ofer Mitzi Hajos
Tom “McNaughton
End
Lmendorf
Children of Flowers
Mexico
Bale
Sysaye Violiniat
Godowsky
Misa’ Treene
Dreop
Helen Stanley
Chicago Opera Company
Eddy Brown
Walter Damrosch
F Arthur Smith
Leginska
T. Arthur Smith
Mme. Schumann
Relee
9Th
Dats
Pieter Hae Polis
Mis Sra Eed the i
Rose Melville
Sis H Tural
Sis Hopkins
Grane
Cohan & Harris
Londay Skreisler
Poli’s Theater
B.F. Keith
Houdini
Traian Hul
Ene
Brick
Fanthen
Norma Talmadge
Moore's
Strand Theater
Next Sun
Mon
Web
Frank Keena
Strand T
Douglas Fairbanks
Loew’s
Columbia
Theodore Roberts
Grand Pine Organ Symphony Orchestra
Old Point Comfort, Norfolk
7Th St
15Th St. N. W
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
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