Lee School Names New Principal and High School Change
Miss Fannie B Smith elected principal of Lee public school with a $70 monthly salary. Conrad Johnson shifts from Lee to lead the new Cameron and West streets high school, as about 200 boys move from Washington School to ease congestion. Luncheon hours shift to 1.15, dismissal at 3 oclock. arrangement described as experimental. Grand jury in federal court returns multiple indictments on opium, liquor, mail theft, and forgery. circuit court grants several divorces on desertion and statutory grounds. Hayfield farm of 800 acres sells at auction for 10,400 dollars to a real estate syndicate. Alexandria also notes obituaries, church roles, and local civic items.
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New High School
Circuit Court
Hayfield Farm
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Fannie B Smith
Lee Public School
Conrad Johnson
Lee School
Lee
Tohngon
Cameron and
West Streets
Washington School
Washington
United States District Court
Edmund Waddill
Jackson
Henry T Stowe
Scroggins
Robert Long
Jim Karas
Giucchesi
John Green
William Smith
Donald Huff Linquor Company, Inc
Donald-Huff Liquor Company, Inc
Robert Jones
Rosa Jones
Grand Jury
Ff B&b T Thornton
Ethel Marie Soper Farran
Cleve B Farran
Elizabeth B W Gosnell
Fletcher
Hayfield
J M Duncan
Kenneth Oden
J. G. Grnham
War prevention referendum at internationals debated in Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States backed by unomercial groups announced a national referendum on international agreements to prevent war. Proposals included an international court, council of conciliation, and economic pressure, with mixed support and votes short of two thirds. Separate social events and notable guests filled Willard Hotel activities, including a Pan American congress meeting and gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gaff, with guests from Boston and Cimiex Nice.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Kavoring & Council of
Mrs Clark and guests honor at Chan luncheon and notices
Mrs Clark headlined a Shoreham luncheon hosted by Mrs Owen Chahoon with a poinsettia covered table and red tapers. Attendees included Mrs Thomas W Gregory, Mrs Cone Johnson, Mrs Silas Caney, and others. A University Club dinner honored Miss Gregory and guests. many at home dates announced, and Mrs Henry Breckinridge to host tomorrow. Mrs Thomas Cleland Dawson to speak on Women of South America. Dawson is Brazilian born and widow of US Ambassador to Brazil.
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Champ Clark
Owen Chahoon
Shoreham
Clark
Thomas W. Gregory
Cone Johnson
Silas Caney
Casey
Mackall
F P Percey
William Curry Harllee
Robert Coombs Neill
Phillip Rishbee
Thomas Cleland Dawson
South America
Women’s Club
Chevy Chase
Joseph Burkhart
Connecticut Avenue
Dawson
United States
Brazil
Our Flag Chapter at Home at the Cairo theater
Our Flag Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a formal gathering at the Cairo theater on Tuesday January 25 from 8 to 11 pm with guests including numerous diplomats and civic leaders. Mrs Charles B McVay Jr will not be at home today but will receive guests next Wednesdays in January.
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Hugh Wallace
Miss Beecher J
Perry Heath
James Duncan Gatewood
Toy Ditton Savage
Norfolk
Mrs. Gatewood
Otis Judd Holdy
George Bowie Chipman
Henry A. Wiley
Mias Wile
Daughters of the American Revolution
Misa Prather
Charles B. McVay, Jr
Wyoming Avenue
Thomas Stockham Baker
Tome
Port Deposit
Willard
Bite
Knight
Constitution Chapter
Rochambeau
Alice Theobald
Leonard G. Hoffman
Cairo
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank G. Odenheimer
Maude
Howell Smith
Claude Swanson
Bates Warren
Josephus Daniiels
Hisha Meredith
J. Wiliard Ragsdale
Claude Bennett
W. A. Wayne
Wiliam Oscar Roome
Jennie Munroe
W. F. Hancock
George Barnett
Washington social season opens with hostesses and guests
Mrs Brooke hosted a luncheon for Mrs William P Wooten with guests including Mrs Walter Wilcox and Mrs Nathan Wyeth. Mr George Bond Cochran gave a dinner for Miss Camila Lippincott and hosted guests for a dance for Helena Wilcott. Various receptions, charity balls, and society events fill Washington society notes with arrivals, hosts, and patronesses.
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Mark Brooke
William P. Wooten
Walter Wilcox
Richard ‘Harlow
Charles Marlett
J. Upsher Moorhead
Nathan Wyeth
Helen Louise Sargent
George Bond Cochran
Camila Lippincott
Thomas T. Gaff
Helena Wilcott
Twentieth Street
Mrs Nash Leaves Washington for Charleston Visit
Mrs Francis Wash sails today for several days in Charleston South Carolina. Mrs E Cartwright announces Ruth Doyle engagement to Mr Eugene Doyle of the city. Anita Kite returns to Washington after New Year visit. Anne Wright and Dorothy Wright of Dallas visit Mrs Gary for extended stay. Mrs Phelan of Massachusetts travels to Pasadena California due to mother’s illness.
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Francis
Wash
Washington
Charleston
3. C
E. Cartwright
Ruth
C. Eugene Doyle
Anita Kite
Col
Mrs. Fuller
Anne Wright
Dorothy Wright
Dallas
Tex
Nigces
Hampson Gary
Men
Gary
Michael Phelan
Representative Phelan
Massachusetts
Pasadena
Cak
Charles J. Zain de Poele
Golfers Enjoy Play on Links at Hot Springs
Hot Springs Virginia hosts a social golf day with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harriman and W. Earl Dodge of New York along with Dr. Endicott Peabody of Groton Massachusetts and the Ridder couple on their wedding trip. The engagement of Miss Marjorie Roosevelt Leahy Craft to J. T. McAllister is announced. Other visitors include Miss Eleanor Stone and Melville S. Stone of Baltimore and George H. Rives of New York. William K. Vanderbilt and Miss Barbara Rutherford depart for New York aboard Idle Hour.
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Leahy Craft
Theodore Roosevelt
J. T. McAllister
Hot Springs
Washington
Joseph Harriman
W. Earl Dodge
New York
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Maas
Bernard H. Ridder
Preston Jones
B. Hopkins
Walter Geer
A. A. Johnson
J. Hynowden
Theodore Birdell
Marjorie Roosevelt Leahy Craft
Caldwell
N. J
J. T
L. Hagen
White Sulphur Springs Toiday
George H. Rives
A. B. Ormaby
Toronto
L. B. Timmons
Cincinnati
B. Boden
Cranford
William K. Vanderbilt
Barbara Rutherford
Burial Services for Miss Rosa Easby Held at Home
Funeral services for Miss Rosa Lowry Easby, 71, who died Monday at 2027 G Street NW, were conducted at her residence this afternoon by Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. Interment followed in Congressional Cemetery. A District native and Washington family descendant, she left a sister, Miss Fanny B. Easby.
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Rosa Lowry Easby
G Street
J. Harvey Dunham
Western Presbyterian Church
Miss Easby
Familly
Congressional Cemetery
Marquis de Castellane Hurt in Paris Auto Crash
The Marquis de Castellane, father of Count Boni de Castellane, was struck by an automobile near a military hospital in Paris. Doctors report serious injuries but expect recovery. Also, Sir George Scott Robertson, MP for Bradford Central, died in London. he was born in 1862.
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Count Boni
Auto
Paris
Marquis de Castellane
Boni de Castellane
London
George Scott Robertson
Bradford
Ree Stories and Society Circles in America and Abroad
Society notes recount lavish gatherings in London and New York. Highlights include the wedding of United States Minister to Cuba and Panama in London, a Lenox Club coasting accident injuring Miss Alexandre, and a Met Opera Mozart performance with notable guests such as Mrs. Whitman and the Vanderbilt family attending.
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America
United States
Cuba
Panama
London
Mise Ethel Kennedy
Myles Kennedy
J. P
Alveraton
Lancashire
Brias
Ehbort Squiers
Herbert G. Squiers
Anna R. Alexandre
Mia
John H. Alexandre
New York
Lenox Club
Lenox
Henry Colt
Pittsfield
M. Civillae Alexandre
Rockefeller gift aids Belgian relief shoes and clothing
A Geneva based relief effort announced by President Wilsons committee says the Rockefeller Foundation provided 200000 to aid 200000 Belgian destitute. Funds will be used to purchase shoes and clothing for needy Belgians.
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New York
Wilson
Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Rockefeller Foundation
Legal Record of United States Court of Claims proceedings
A dense listing of appearances and assignments in the United States Court of Claims with multiple cases noted by number, parties, and counsel. The Equity and Circuit divisions are detailed with trial dates, extensions, and probate notices. Also included are criminal division actions and numerous real estate conveyance records from various DC wards and blocks.
Deeds of Trust Across City Neighborhoods
A fragmented legal notices list shows deeds of trust securing loans from lenders such as Perpetual Building Association and Washington Loan and Trust Company. Multiple properties in Square 1056, 980, SQUANE, and Adoptions Park areas secure sums from $200 to $4,027.87 with repayment terms from 16 months to 6 years, many at 5 to 6 percent, detailing lots, blocks, and associated owners.
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Lynwood
James
Arthur Sarr
Marvin Custis
Perpetual Building Association
Harry S. Ryan
H BR. Bowenstein
Pred W. Reeves
Bager BR Richerdean
Bickara
W. Jones
Alfred G Maddren
Tracy L. Jefforda
Imura H
Imura H Guerdram
George J French
le Square
Mager Pattioon
Maine
Aecore
Andrewee Stayer
Mane
Jsquaul
Marian B. de Graffenried Fletcher
Maria A Crawford Et Vir
Joshua A
Thomas Walker
Thomas A. Ee
Thomas i Bowie
Scott F
Kittredge
Henriette
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Cooperative Building Association
Gleside
Walter H Beal
Anacostia
Moore & Barbotte
Rose
Hendel
Washington
Lean and Trot Company
Colonsprast Company
Samg Ally
Jet 80
Block &. Setad
Fred B Bhotes
Charles W Warden
H. Melton
Square
Jenry Hull
Jenry Hull Et Ax. To J. Henry Oehmann
Herbert T. Shannon
Marian Alepter
Cemlannus
Hasen E Seperry
HL Pickford
Alexander M. Goewan
Si Lerson
LE Droit Park
Jay A
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Leave of absence for two months granted Capt. Roger C. Mason and Capt. Harry W. Williams of the First Field Artillery. Fires Lieut. Thomas D. Osborne of the Fifth Field Artillery. Coast Artillery officers Arthur Lesesbing and Richard T. Dells reassigned. First Light Walter B. Smith retired as captain. Maj. Clarence O. Sherrill relieved from engineers. Lieut. John C. Waterman placed on detached list. First Lieut. William B. Wallace eligible for promotion. Capt. Wilbur B. Dove detached as professor at Rhodesland State College Kingston. Leave of absence for five days to Capt. Ralph C. Caldwell. Sheldon extended two days. Lieut. James G. Flynn relieved from Fort Crockett duty and medical reserve. Maj. Frank C. Boggs relieved from Panama Canal post. Lieut. Noah Chaffee Jr. to West Point. others reassigned. Capt. James D. Woodson relieved to Canal Zone Balboa Heights duties.
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Roger C. Mason
First Field Artillery
Harry ©. Williams
Thomas D. Osborne
Fifth Field Artillery
Arthur Lesesbing
Coasta Tilery Corps
Richard T. Dells
Coast Artillery Corps
Walter B Smith
Second Cavalry
Clarence
Sherrill
Engineers
Wirt
John C. Waterman
Seventh Infantry
William B. Wallace
Infantry
Wilbur B. Dove
United States Army
Rhodesland State College
Kingston
Ralph C. Caldwell
Cavalry
Raymond Sheldon
Eighteenth Infantry
James G. Flynn
Fort Crockett
Tex
Medical Reserve Corps
Frank C. Boggs
Corps of Engineers
Panama Canal
Fee Cera
Noa Chaffee, Jr
Weat Point
United States
Mali
DeGe Cnet
Bs Cavalry
Arele
Jomas D. Woodson
Medical Corpa
Balbos Heights
Canal Zone
Canal
NAVAL ORDERS AND DETAILED SHIPMENTS
Naval orders list officers detached to stations at Washington Patrel Delaw are San Diego to Promethene and Maumee Pulse, and other transfers including Higgins to Promethene and Maumee RICHTER to Puget Sound MASON to Milwaukee MCKENNA to Mare Island PADGETT to Mare Island CHAPMAN to New York St Louis SEIFERT to wait orders RIGGIN to Philadelphia. Several ships and crews moved, arrivals noted at Baltimore New York Newport Lambert Point La Paz Tompkinsville Canton Rosebank and other ports. The Saratoga and Georgia adjustments described with fleet changes and ships stricken from the navy list.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Wontworth
Patrel
Delaware
Bootewain
Michael Higgins
San Diego
Cal
Promethene
Maumee
Erich Richter
Navel Magazine
Puget Sound
Wash
W. A. Mason
Ahip
San Francisco
Milwaukee
J. L. McKenna
Serwnekee
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Padgett
Chapman
New York
St. Louis
G. P. Seifert
Philadelphia
Alexander Riggin
Nmvy Yard
Bussards Bay
Jason
Lambert Point
Napshan
Nero
la Paz
Tompkinsville
Wadsworth
Newport
Canton
Winslow
Rosebank
Saratoga
Dubugue
Georgia
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George H. Chase
William H. Wilmer
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Luis Anderson
Costa Rica
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Howard Stiles Thomas
James Bailey Brinckerhoff
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Eliza Sheaff
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Euime Fickenecher
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Mary C. Cornwell
Wiliam D. Cornwell
Young & Simon
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Leo A. Rover
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William A. Webster
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Moore & Barbour
Barbour
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Marvin McIntyre Et al
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Gertrude K. McIntyre
Mount Pleasant
Zanteinger
Robert F Martin
Frhsman Place
Lucy B. Pratt
Jennie E Stone
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