Vaughn Glass Pledged Countess Ada Is Dead
The Countess Ada de Bocande, widow of Count Eugene de Bocande, died in Atlantic City and was mourned at a Alexandria home. The service will be held Monday at 3 pm from Miss Henderson’s residence. Survivors include a sister, Miss Annie Henderson, and a niece, Mrs. Robert M. Graham. The event followed a twenty sixth annual Vaughn class banquet at Calvary Baptist Church with 200 guests and strong patriotic remarks by speakers including H. H. Saxton and Simeon D. Fass.
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Louis D. Bias
H. H. Saxton
Francis W. Vaughn
Washington Post Bureau
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Atlantic City
Ada de Bocande
Jane Marshall
Eugene de Bocande
New York
Annie Henderson
Prince ‘Street
Robert M. Graham
Rosemont
Misa Henderson
Discord in Peace Meeting at National Conference
New York February 23 discord marked the session of the national conference of peace societies called by the American Peace Society. A resolution declaring the conference opposed to war passed 39 to 15. Other actions urged against compulsory training and conscription and against school military instruction, proposing physical training as substitute. A later vote approved a referendum for war.
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United States
Bigger Powhatan Is On View Tonight
Hammer and saw work on the Powhatan Hotel addition on Pennsylvania avenue will be shown to a private audience tonight. Manager E C Owen will host and highlight reconstruction and embellishment. He notes the result is quiet elegance with upgraded service and unobtrusive style.
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Wilson Signs Vocation Education Bill at Buffalo
President Wilson yesterday signed the Smith-Hughes vocational education bill at a Buffalo boys' vocational school where four pens were used for the occasion. The act provides federal cooperation with states to establish industrial schools, with $1,700,000 appropriated this year and $7,300,000 in nine years. Secretaries Redfield and Wilson and Rep Hughes of Georgia, coauthor with Senator Smith of Georgia, attended.
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Republicans Filibuster Delays Extra Session in Senate
Senate filibuster by Republicans shifts to nonstop speeches over perfunctory amendments. Democrats warn the maneuver risks delaying revenue and appropriations bills and forcing a special session. Leaders debate tactics as quorum calls and long-winded talks stretch into the night.
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