Inaugural Comfort Drive Aims to Welcome Washington Guests
A large civic mobilization led by A Leftwich Sinclair calls on all Washington residents to treat inaugural visitors as members of a public comfort committee. Plans include 30 organizations, 6 000 marching voices, 8 000 state troops and 4 000 sailors and marines, with tickets for viewing stands available at 604 G Street NW. The effort emphasizes vigilance, courtesy, and hospitality during the inauguration.
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Sinclair
Committee On Public Comfort
Washington
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Births Reported In Local Births Column
A list of birth announcements includes Henry J and Mary D Wabbold a girl Herman and Rose Weise a boy Charles A Jr and Iona Walden a girl Clarence EB and Mary FE Timm a boy Jeremiah J and Olle M Quinn a boy John G and Ethel Gaborn a girl Harry A and Catherine M Newman a boy Antonio and Rosina Marinelli a boy William and Rosa Ladd a boy Charles B and Emma Howlin a boy Marshall C and Martha G Hall a girl Frank Ro and Rowa M Werguson a boy Nathan and Rosie Flax a boy James W and Mile Yates a boy Willie and Bertha Weedon a girl Guy and Mary Tillman a girl Thomas and Emina Reynolds a girl Tobn and Bueie Kuarell a girl Willis and Emma Porter a boy Charles and Sadie Pratt a girl Joseph and Rosa Mioer a girl Benjamin and Rosa Marshall a girl Thomas and Sulsa Hughes a boy David and Louise D Crew a boy Earl S and Louise Coffey a girl Charles and Marie Curtin a girl George C Darby 31 Georgie Buxton $2 both of Boyds and The Rev Boyd VY Sweitzer Ellery D Manley 30 of Wnoebington and Mary A Welles 27 of Wimira NY The Rev 7 McBride Sterrett Arthur Elmore 25 and Ida May Knight 20 The Rev Joseph s Ware Wilbur Mitchell 26 and Suella Kretcher 26 both of The Plains Va The Rev John H Jettries Clarence M Russell 21 and Sevilla M Foster 22 The Rev Joseph T Kelly De Kalb Russell 23 and Livy B Clevenger 22 both of Clearbrook wa The Hey Joseph T Kelly
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Henry J
Mary D. Wabbold
Herman
Rose Weise
Charles A Jr
Iona Walden
Clarence EB
Mary FE
Timm
Jeremiah J
Olle M. Quinn
John G
Ethel €. Gaborn
Harry A
Catherine M. Newman
Antonio
Rosina Marinelli
William
Rosa Ladd
Charles B
Emma Howlin
Marshall C
Martha G Hall
Frank Ro
Rowa M. Werguson
Nathan
Rosie Flax
James W
Mile Yates
Willie
Bertha Weedon
Guy
Mary Tillman
Thomas
Emina Reynolds
Tobn
Bueie Kuarell
Willis
Emma Porter
Bo Charles
Sadie Pratt
Gir Joseph
Rosa Mioer
Benjamin
Rosa Marshall
George C. Darby
Georgie Buxton
Boyds
Boyd VY. Sweitzer
Ellery D. Manley
Wnoebington
Mary A. Welles
Wimira
McBride Sterrett
Arthur Elmore
Ida May Knight
Joseph’ S Ware Wilbur Mitchell
Suella_ Kretcher
the Plains
John H. Jettries
Clarence M Russell
Sevilla M. Foster
Ite
Joseph ‘T. Kelly
de Kalb Russell
Livy B. Clevenger
Clearbrook
Hey
Joseph T. Kelly
Deaths Reported in Local Paper
Death notices list numerous individuals with ages and addresses including Joseph T Offutt 74 of Conn ave uw and Barbara Siedenberg 83 of 420 15th st ne, plus entries for Aeneas Lane 24 Georgetown Hoop and others at Beatlie, Walter Reed, and Freedmen's Hosp. Also catalog of hospitals and street locations with ages from days to 87 years. Includes a floral note for birthdays and anniversaries.
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Aeneas Lane
Georgetown Hoop
Charles B. Grant
U. S
Hoxp
Josephine van Plesa
Myrtle St.ne
Henry VP
Beattie
Eliz
Oscar O’orege
St. Wiz
Hop
Hugh BR
Binford
Matilda J_aAtherton
Potomac Ave
Willian Gagermann
Geo, Wash
Univ
Zosp
Max Pezold
Walter Reed
Gen Hoap
Leandra Baxter
T. No. Mary
A. Nixon
Euclid St. Nw
Eben A Fraher
Fla. Ave
George Carroll
Linden St
James Cobb
Aunie Mitchell
Breedmen's
Columbia Coleman
Birdie Jameson
Casualty Hosp
Marshall Green
Garfleid
Messi Holley
Seaton St
Inaugural Plans at Union Station in Washington
Preparations for handling the inaugural crowds at Union Station are complete. From 12:01 a m March 3 to noon March 5 a barricade system and controlled entrances will admit only those with tickets. Exits and entrances are designated to prevent overcrowding and ease movement of visitors attending the inaugural celebration.
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Union Station
Prefaut Sons
Washington
City Briefs List of Lectures Meetings and Events
Edwin Markham will lecture at 3 30 p m on What Snedenborg Brings to the Heart of Man at the new Masonic Temple auditorium Thirteenth street and New York avenue northwest free to the public. Mass meetings on organizing a federation of culinary and alimentary workers set for 2 30 o clock at Perpetual Building Hall Eleventh and BE streets northwest and True Reformers Hall Twelfth and U streets northwest. Junior Helpers of the Hebrew Home for the Aged hold their first dance at old Masonic Temple Thursday. Capts Thomas and Raymond hosted a cadet dance in the institution library Friday evening. An illustrated Porto Rico lecture is at 8 o clock tonight at the Church of the United Brethren in Christ North Capitol and R streets by F C Roberts. Midcity Citizens Association meets tomorrow night 8 o clock 1009 Seventh street northwest with Representative Meeker on District legislation. Pennsylvania Society hosts reception at Perpetual Hall Saturday next. Moving Picture Machine Operators Local 224 holds sixth annual reunion and movie night at Old Munson Temple with Watty Arbuckle and other stars. Francia C Stetson, son of Georgetown’s C W Stetson, awaits Bordeaux service with the American field ambulance corps. The Legion of Loyal Women meets tomorrow night at 6 o clock. West End Citizens’ Association meets tomorrow night in Kidder Hall 822 Twentieth street northwest. Brightwood Citizens’ Association issues a memorial brochure for Louis Pierce Shoemaker former sixteen year president. An incipient union painters strike near the inaugural courts was defused after two nonunion painters were dismissed. Iowa Society of Washington monthly meeting featured ten reels on Agriculture and a Washington Board of Trade gathering hosted by the Potomac Electric Power Company.
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Snedenborg
Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Weather and obit report for Washington area
Weather forecast for the District of Columbia and Virginia with rain and snow in other regions, followed by a death notice for Mrs John W. Fraber of Washington. Forecast notes unsettled conditions Monday with temperature shifts. Funeral services set for Immaculate Conception Church and Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Fraber survived by her husband.
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John W. Fraber
Washington
Florida Avenus North- Weat
Immaculate Conception Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Shaffer's Flowers Featured At Social Affairs
City bulletin notes Shaffer's Flowers displayed at a social event of prominence at 900 14th Street. Sterling Hotel hosts table d hote dinners from 5:30 to 8 pm and offers nightly music and dancing, with moderate prices and Main 2416 listed for contact.
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Sterling Hotel
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