District Guard Plans Return of Old Names to Be Retained
Brig. Gen. Richard D. Simms announced plans to organize the National Guard of the District to 3 500 officers and men. The force will include a brigade of infantry two heavy artillery batteries two light artillery batteries two colored battalions and a cavalry squadron. Returning guardsmen will use old unit names such as Fifth infantry and Second separate battalion. Officers listed include Maj. R. D. LaGarde Maj. W. E. Capers Lieut. Col. Clarence A. Weaver Lieut. Col. William Hedges and Capt. Russell M. Maclennan among others.
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National Guard of
Hecht
Fifth Infantry Regiment
Simms
District of Columbia Infantry
District Coast Artillery
National Guard
New Guard
James RR. Lusby
George W. Evans
M. C
Benjamin CG. Pool
Medical Corps
WiHam Hedges
Charles A. Meyer
Fifth Regiment
Russell M. Maclennan
Thomas GB. Huyck
Georgetown Prizes Listed for Present Collegiate Year
Georgetown University announced prizes and medals for the current year including the Mallory medal for best essay, the Hamilton philodemic medal for ex tempore debate, and the Merrick debating medal. A $100 cash prize from William Barnum of the Carnegie Institution will reward excellence in essay writing. Law students can win cash prizes for top term averages and a set of law books for the best legal essay. All departments resume full class schedules after midterm examinations.
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Hamilton
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Will Visit in England Harry Wardman to sail for month visit
Washington builder Harry Wardman plans a trip to England with his parents this week. He will sail Saturday on the Olympic and return in about a month. Mrs Wardman cannot secure a passport and will remain in Washington. Wardman and his hosts dined at Wardman Park Inn Saturday with Dr George Poulieff of the Bulgarian legation and other guests.
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Washington
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Wardman
Mr. Wardman
Wardman Park Inn
George Poulieff
Samuels
Philadelphia
Mme. PouHeff
Don Beltran Mathieu
Chile
Senora Mathieu
B. §. Cutler
Robert Bowler
William C. Huntington
Roger A. Simmons
Moreli
Zionist Unity Urged as Young Jews Discuss Affiliation
At Herzl Club meeting in the Young Men's Hebrew Association headquarters Zionist ideals were outlined and plans made to affiliate the citys younger Jews with the Zionist movement. John B Wevaser served as vice president and presided. Drama League to Open Study Class includes dates and location.
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Herz] Club
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Zionist Movement
John B. We| Vaser
Police seek runaway Bull Terrier Booze in city chase
Lawrence Engle reports his English bull terrier Booze escaped from the Jenifer building Saturday afternoon. Police across precincts pursue Booze after a Seventh district arrest linked to alcohol, but the dog remains at large despite the officer's efforts.
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Jenifer
Seventh Precinct
Engel
Break From Jail Foiled In Rockville Case
Ralph T Bolling an 18 year old held for the grand jury in the killing of Mrs Elizabeth Beckwith attempted to escape Rockville jail Saturday by breaking the window glass and trying to bend iron bars as Sheriff Aud intervened The grand jury is to convene today A confessed motive alleged by authorities claims Bolling killed Beckwith 68 by striking her with an object after she allegedly attempted to poison him He had lived with Beckwith.
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Grand Jury
Elizabeth Beckwith
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Police Hold New York Boy After Train Stop
Harry Stern an 11 year old New York City youth walked into Detectives Embrey and Strinefellow yesterday after alighting a Trem at New York train He said he was out to see the world but confessed that he has seen enough His father Hirach Stern was notified.
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Harry Stern
New York City
Embrey and Strinefellow
New York
Hirach Stern
Births Reported in Local Families
Raymond G and Estella Hinweil welcomed a boy while Charles and Hugenia Glaze had a girl. Norman and Annabella Campbell announced a girl and several other couples listed newborns including boys and girls, naming pairs such as Raymond 1B with Grace Taylor and Erwart A with Marguerite Snyder. The long roster records multiple births with varied parental names and child genders.
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Raymond G
Estella A. Hinweil
Charles 1
Hugenia Glaze
Norman
Annabella Campbell
Raymond
Grace B. Taylor
Erwart A
Marguerite M. Snyder
Henry C
Mary E. Schade
Wilford
Waith M. Saever
Alfonso
Ida Perris
Hiram W
Mary A. Lyon
Tieger RE
Norah R. Morris
Ward A
Elizabeth RB
Miler
Clarence
Mary
Matthews
Cecil C
Margaret Davis
Harry P
Pearl Doyle
Rick H
Howena Logan
Wbwood A
Margaret Cohey
Eliya Kemp
Danter C
Linka McCoy
George C
Lilian Stearns
Bos
Edward R
Edith Altman
Frederick G
Sadie Holland
Erick
Anne Andel
Francis M
Allee Ball
Oswald
Clevie McNeese
Joseph F
Mounie Copsey
Robert
Gertrude Parniam
Constantine and
la Roumel
Robbble
Josephine Brooks
John W
Nannie Carter
Lindsey Snfi Martha Daniels
Howard and
Terry Delaney
Nellie Southall
Deaths Reported in Local Obituaries and Notices
A list of recently reported deaths includes William Collins 48 Providence Hosp. John S Alien 52 Providence Iospl. Helen Gordon 1 at 1352 Montague St. Lura Trew 14 Sibley Hosp. Rev Sister Aldegonde Hose Lennon 48 Trinity College. Husster Roff 1 18 Grant Pl. Mary Fitezerald 77 3 ant sta ne. Sarah B Locke 85 025 N St NW. Euma KE Auman Ti The Cairn Motel. infant of Lionel EL Nora B Morris 1 day 1308 Cap St. Robert Jenkins 77 1220 Union St SW. Annie Grimes 52 2328 St NW. Wathaniel N Queen 15 1128 G St NE. Riva I Newton 41 113 Heckman St SE. 805 43d Et NE. Valerig Davis 5 mos.
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Helen Gordon
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Trew
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Aldegonde
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Trinity College
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Roff
Grant
Mary Fitezerald
Ant . Sta
Riva I
Newton
Heckman
Sun and Tide and Weather Summary for DC Area
Weather Bureau report notes sun rise at 6 49 AM, high tide 2 29 PM, sunset 1 34 PM and low tide. Forecasts for District of Columbia Maryland Virginia predict cold fronts, snow and rain in northern New England and Great Lakes, with warmer in Missouri Valley and Southwest. Colder conditions expected Tuesday in upper lakes and lower plains, with warnings for Maine coast and cold waves across several western states. temperatures around 40s by midnight with highs near 60 previously and rainfall 0.22 inches.
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Weather Bureau
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Virginia
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Pacific Coast
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Oho Valley
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City Briefs and Events From Washington Tonight
Louis Armstrong of Canada discusses alter and Bolshevism at Hamline Memorial Church. Polish Mothers of Washington host a Polish dance at Carroll Hall. Lieut J N Cre speaks to Bethel Literary at Metropolitan AME. Chemical Society WA meets at Cosmos Club with Lieut Col A B Lamb on chemical protection. Representatives from city groups plan better streetcar service in Perpetual Building Association Hall. Miss Alice Hutchings Drake speaks on Contemporary Women Novelists to YWCA Book Lovers. How to Eat and Cost subject at Consultation Center Ninth and Southwest. Percy Foote and Isaac speak to Business Women's Council at Wes ley Chapel. Washington Ad Club meeting moved to next week. Central Labor Union hosts St Patrick’s dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Drake lectures WCA book lovers tonight. Wednesday afternoon on The Miracle of Words. Marshall LeighTon lectures March 5 at Cosmos Club.
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Chemical Society of Washington
Cosmos Club
A. B. Lamb
Chemical Warfare Service
Misa
Alice Hutchinga Drake
Miss Drake
Drug Research Effort Aims to Draw ACS to District
The Cham ber of Commerce and Board of Trade seek to persuade the American Chemical Society to establish a National Institute of Drug Research in Washington on a $10,000,000 foundation. Walter A. Brown will present the plan to executive committees. Robert N. Harper, Chamber president, plans to push action at the next directors meeting.
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American Chemical Society
National Institute of Drug Research
Washington
Walter A. Brown
Hoard of Trade
Robert N. Harper
Chamber of Commerce
WIFE WORSE THAN BULLET INJURY SHOCKS HOSPITAL
John Fleet, 44, colored, reached Casualty Hospital with a bullet wound in the left ankle after a street argument. Doctors removed the bullet and he insisted on going home at once, warning he would face something worse from his wife if kept. He gave no further details about the incident.
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John Fleet
Cnlored
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Fleet
Pennsylvanians to Hold Informal Tonight at Wardman Park Inn
An informal Pennsylvanian assembly will be held this evening at Wardman Park Inn. A reunion of distinguished Pennsylvanians now living outside the state and a reception for Washington residents will occur, with invited guests including Senator Spencer, Senator-elect Phipps, Senator-elect Edge, Justice McKenna, and former Gov. McCall.
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Wardman Park Inn
Washington
Spencer
Phipps
Edge
Justice McKenna
McCall
Balloon detachment to attend aeronautical exhibition
Ten members of the Twenty-ninth balloon detachment stationed at the Polo Grounds are to travel to New York today for the aeronautical exposition at Madison Square Garden from March 1 to 18. Led by Lieut. David L. Ryan, they will bring several balloons to demonstrate efforts to keep the American flag in the skies.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Madison Square Garden
David L. Ryan
Near East relief fund extension to meet quota
Extension for two weeks to raise Washington’s 150000 dollar share of the 3000000 Near East relief fund. Campaign committee members plan a strenuous drive this week. Eighteen states are approaching quotas with confidence they will oversubscribe.
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Washington
Secret of youth claimed by eliminating poisons
An advertisement extols lifelong vitality through kidney health and the use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It promises purified blood, strong nerves, and elastic muscles, claiming Dutch heritage and over 200 years of use. Available from druggists in sealed packages of three sizes.
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Haarlem
Holland
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