Noted Women to Meet as Lady Aberdeen Attends
The National Council of Women holds its biennial meeting at the Raleigh with the Marchioness of Aberdeen presiding. Delegates include Mrs. Mary Gammage, Mrs. Charles Spinks, Miss Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Isabell Charles Davis, and Mrs. Elizabeth Grannis. Discussions cover forming councils in South America, immigration, housing, suffrage, and child welfare, with receptions, luncheons, and public meetings scheduled through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Women
Raleigh
Marchioness of
Aberdeen and Temars
International Council of Women
Washington
Mary Gammage
Local
Council of Women of
San Francisco
Charles Spinks
Women’s State Democratic Club of
California
Lindon Bates
Belgium Relief Society
New York
van Rensselaer
Woman's National Civic League
Alonzo Miller
Long Beach
Cal
Philip Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Nathaniel Harris
Pittsburgh
National Council of Jewish Women
Isabella Charles Davis
Frederic Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Philadelphia
Lady Aberdeen
pan-American Congress
Kate Waller Barrett
Logan
Archibald Hopkins
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Association of College Women
Moran
Francofast Moran
Massachusetts Ave
Lord
Florence Crittenton Association
Gord Aberdeen
Kate Walter Barrett
Canada
Ireland
Europe
Misa Frances Ford
Berlin
Philander P. Claxton
A. Bruce Flelaski
Sak
Elien Spencer Massey
Elizabeth Gransis
Mary Gamnage
Waormen
Adolph Kahn
Aberdeen
Temars
A. Caminetti
Immigration
Mra. Thirratt
Misa Helen Winkler
Immigration Compultive
Julius Andrews
Bostor
Issannah G. Salomon
Chicago
Cook County League
Protective League of Chicago
Tarry Glickman
New Heaven
Conn
Luela Ames
Arbitration Commttess
Anna Garland Spencer
Janet Richards
Flo Jamison Miller
Ninols
Woman's Relief Corps
Oak Room
Jarrett
Emma Bower
Michigan
Arthur Ramsey
Fairmont Seminary
Lord and Lady Aberdeen
New Training for Cadets Marks Beginning of Series
Cadet officers receive theoretical troop movement instruction by Lieut Steever in the Branklin School basement. The session launches an eight lecture winter program to modernize cadet training under Supt. Kramer and board of education. Six officers from Technical High and Business High joined in a war game after a patroling lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steever
S&s A
Branklin
Thirteenth
Lieut
Supt. Kramer
Board of Education
Capra
J. C. Cooper
J. M. Stackard
ER. Rudolph
D. Zirkin
Technical
Caril
Douglas Moore
Business High School
Central
Business High
Girl Scout notes describe trainings and rallies in district
The Girl Scouts executive board met at Mrs. Rafter's home to plan future activities including leader training and a basketball league organized by Mr. McMillan. Troops 1 7 11 and 20 report practices, decorations, and new member additions, along with Christmas party memories and calendar sales for fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts’ Association
Rafter
G. S. Rafter
McMillan
Miss Fox
Cheater Pyles
Norman Jones
Santa Claus
Reelected leaders head local Boy Scout council meeting
A. C. Moses was reelected president of the local Boy Scouts council at the annual meeting held Thursday night at the Willard. Vice presidents C. H. Rudolph Henry Blair and Colin H. Livingston were reelected, with Paul Dulaney as treasurer and A. C. Weat as assistant treasurer. H. H. Grogan was elected Scout commissioner. A plan to raise 50 dollars per member next year was adopted to fund work without a tag day. numerous new members were added to the council including T. P. Bones and J. H. Hanna among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Moses
Council of
Boy Scouts
Willard
Henry P. Blair
C. H. Rudolph
Colin H. Livingston
Paul Dulaney
A. C. Weat
H. H. Grogan
J. W. Patton
Schmidt to Die in Chair in Albany Court Ruling
Albany dispatch reports the Borealg court denied a reargument in Hans Schmidt's appeal of his murder conviction. Schmidt faces execution in the Sing Sing electric chair next week. The case centers on the killing of Anna Aumuller. The denial clears Schmidt for the scheduled sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Borealg
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Sing Sing
Schmidt Mongay
London's Bomb Proof Vaults Guard Priceless Masterpieces
In London after the war art treasures were moved to bomb proof vaults with 250 of 3000 pictures safeguarded. National Gallery pieces like Rembrandts and Reynolds were removed from view, while other galleries likewise fortified rooms and stored works in vaults and basements to withstand incendiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Wilde
National Gallery
Rembrandt
Reynolds
van Dyke
Turner
Constable
Cromes
Cotmans
Gainsboroughs
Raphaels
Corregios
Paul Veronese
Murillos
Velasquezes
Rembrandts
Reubens and
van Dycks
National Portraits Gallery
British Museum
Flushing Kidneys with Jad Salts Promoted
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse and activate kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and prevent back pain. It claims the grape and lemon acid mix neutralizes urine acids, with a doctor or local druggist endorsing its sale as a preventive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowals
World anti Zeppelin scare hits historic sites and abbey
Parts of Westminster Abbey and nearby churches face theft and damage fears as anti Zeppelin measures intensify. Priceless artifacts including the coronation chair and stained glass vanish or are hidden. A man in Asheville, North Carolina provokes a bomb scare at the State War and Navy building, later dismissed as harmless with his package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Church
Henry VII
Asheville
N. C
State, War and Navy
Real Thirst in London East End Ends for "Four Ale Jack"
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports England’s noon liquor rule hits East End London hard. The famed “Four Ale Jack” tavern is idle as thirsty patrons must travel miles to reach morning drinks, with the Butterfly Arms shuttered until noon and the local appetite for ale fading away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London East End
Washington Post
London
Hengland
East End
Butterfly Arms
Unclear furniture pricing notes with mixed discounts
A fragmented price list shows various chiffoniers and dressers in woods like Golden Oak and Mahogany with numerous discounted figures. The readable items include prices ranging from around 32 to 120, with many negative marks suggesting reductions or mismatched text.
Golden Oak Prices and Totals Listed
A brief entry shows prices for Golden Oak items with two price points: $44.00 and $35.25, followed by another set at $46.00 and $36.75. No names or locations are provided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Council
Far West
South America
Persia
Maharani
Kapurthala
Jagatjit Singh
Maharajah of
Auite
India
England
Anita Delgardo
Girl Scout
Leon Arnold
Waugh Chapel
Bayles
St. Mark's
Arnold
Chester Pyles
Evelyn @unicutt
Gertrude McNichol
Margaret McKin
Lex
Esther Entwiste
THE
T. P. Bones
Percy Thompson
J. H. Hanna
A. J. Clark
Leroy Herron
J. Eris Powell
E. Elz
D. G. Pfeiffer
G. C. France
A. W., Davis
W. EH. Marsh
E. J. Murphy
J. W. Fanat
Gard
C. A. Jones
John R. Cox
L. ©. Brooks
Thomas E. Jarrell
R. M. Hicks
Langdon Moore
George Ely
F. R Middleton
James MacElwee
Charles Drexllins
Charles Anderson
Henry Gilbert
Homer Edson
W. K. Cheatnut
IL. M. Fryer
John Smallwood
F. E. Matthes
C. H. Pope
Ernest T. Love
W. E. Fowler
Schmidt
Court of Appeals
Chile
Lane
Sidney B. Williamson
Reclamation Service
Denver
Col
B. H. Baldwin
Wil- Namgon
American Smelting and Refining Company
Eiseman & Co
Joker
House & Herrmann
Howse & Herrmann
Golden Oak
Wees
Dresser
Globe-Wernicke
Globe Wernicke
Globe Wernicke Co
Rockers
Sles
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