Veterans Parade Plans Shrink Line for Inaugural Day
Veterans from District and nearby states will be represented as the inaugural parade line is shortened. Virginia will send a militia regiment. arrangements for about 900 observers during inaugural week are led by chair A Taftwich Sinclair with a census of housing options. fund-raising totals exceed 700 dollars with contributions from Wood Lapscamma Co, Andrews Duper Co, and others. A conference at national headquarters discussed parade details as governors were invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Public Comfort Committee
Taftwich Sinclair
Arthur Peter
Finance
William CC
Bo Dean
Doldenberg
J. M. Ford
Fang & Rimander
Witham
Robert S Ifarper
Herman
FG Vet
Inaugural Committee Forms for Mrs Walsh Grand Marshal
The article lists numerous members of the inaugural committee for Mrs Walsh as Grand Marshal, naming chairs and members across finance publicity and costumes. It cites individuals from Montana Oklahoma District of Columbia Virginia Colorado New York and more, with headquarters at 15 Formnerinia Avenue North Pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleb
Nerth
Bryan
District of Columbia
Mareman
Alfred Marsh
Tivitman
Montana
Carris
Cartes
Oklahoma
J "Oy
Fensmore
Chae
Cehi
Tali
Co- Taia
Ettank Leonard
Colorado
Nerstie
Barksdale
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chaulingene Hoffman
Rasmond Jones
Powter
Sirs
Warren Taiper
Seward Hansford Threlheld
Wilmeth
George W Itess
George
Downey Aiiss Joosen Howell
Amanda Ro Coperot
Lrs
WilletmoTbin
Xetas
Ro Vp Portesh
Pestrict
Columbia
Joseph Seal
York
Olwwe Rkautrienn
Moominu
M Brooks
John ~Ingham
Lean Brooks
Stit
Harry F Cary
Juarhe James
James Briscoe
Hurrell Treales
Lawrence Smoot
Iseorge
Omstock
Fred Jo Wrecht
Jack Higgies
Wo Chadwick
Jem Thielkeid
Sam Bobh
Aeter
Sewird Williams
Frank Cahill
Wesley
Morrs
Henry Marsh
Barry Viull
Harry Fowler
Elisha Meredith
John 1
Mess
Edward G Hess
Joseph Mccowin
Aloysius
McCowan
Smoor
Chairman of Inaugural Committee on Comfort
R Smclair heads the inaugural committee on public comfort and is among Washington's noted young attorneys. He has enhanced his career at the bar by promoting the interests of the National Capital and has been prominently involved with major civic movements of commercial and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Smclair
Public Comfort
Washington
Governors' staffs to shine in military regalia
Secretary of War Baker announced that military aides to governors may wear decorative gold braid swords and ornamental attire without interference. The ruling aligns with the judge advocate general forbidding civilians to wear cutterine uniform, noting aides serve under a governor who commands the national guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Department
Army
National Guard
Treasury auto hits tree in Northwest street crash
A Treasury Department car driven by George T. Henderson crashed into a tree on Fifteenth Street Northwest yesterday morning. Injuries to nearby pedestrians and other drivers are noted, including Matthew Boswell who was knocked down on Fourteenth Street Northwest and Carl Simpson who was treated after bicycle collision on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. An automobile truck owned by Cue Brothers collided with another car near Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. A resident, JFK Yvyowler, was found dead from accidental gas-related causes at 315 Second Street Northwest, per Coroner Nevitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
George TL. Henderson
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Matthew
Boswell
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washington Railway and Electric Company
B Street
Carl Simpson
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
M. M. Fields
Cue Brothers
F Street
William A. Royal
E. D Grandson
New Hampshire Avenue
Chester Watson
Seventeenth Street
JFK Yvyowler
Second Street Northwest
Nevitt
Templar Body Celebrates Fifty-Fourth Anniversary
Columbia Commanders No 2 and Knights Templar celebrated their fifty fourth anniversary in the Masonic Temple banquet hall. Grand Master Judge James W Witten Grand Commander Col Lem Towers jr and other dignitaries attended. Addresses music dancing and a buffet supper followed a drill display led by Charles D Shackelford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Knights
Charles D Shackelford
Noor Br. Grant S Barnhart
Hugh T. Stevenson
Grand Lodge of Masons of
District of Co
Myron M Parker
Masons
Lem Towers
Templars
Benjamin F. Larcombe
Columbia Commandery
School Officials Receive Honor At Chevy Chase Reception
District engineer Col. Charles W. Katz and Board of Education president John Van Schaick Jr led a guest list of officials including Superintendent Ernest Thurston and municipal architect Snowden Ashford at the Elizabeth V. Brown School reception. Speakers urged liberal budgeting for education as plans for the eight room assembly hall addition near completion. More than 250 attendees from Chevy Chase Pinehurst and Connecticut Avenue associations heard about the $80,000 appropriation and future vocational schools ideas as plans for the Brown School were showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Katz
Board of Education
John van Schaick, Jr
Ernest M. Thurston
Alonzo Tweedale
Snowden Ashford
Chevy Chase Home and School Association
Citizens’ Association of
Chevy Chase
Connecticut Avenue Citizens’ Association
Pinehurst
Elizabeth V. Brown
Connecticut Avenue
Brown
van Schaick
Col. Katz
Congress
Ashford
Thurston
Col
Katz
Tweedale
W. B. Westlake
Conecticut Avenue
Citizens’ Asociation
Westlake
Clyde TD. Garrett
Snowden
Ernest Elliott
G. W. Stone
D. Ryerson
Praise Gift to Employes at Seventh Street Store Banquet
The relief association of the M Goldenberg department store received a $1,000 donation announced at their annual banquet in the store dining hall at Seventh street and New York avenue northwest last night. Officers and directors praised Mr Goldenberg and outlined the association now totaling 250 employees with several thousand dollars distributed since formation. A resolutions committee was named to thank Goldenberg, while reports showed a prosperous organization led by Mark Dobrin and Arthur Baum with Curtis Levin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Goldenberg
Relief Association
Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Mr. Gotenberg
Mark Dobrin
Millard Hobey
Arthur H. Baum
Curts L. Levin
L. L. Reese
Charles Finney
Nathan Goodman
M. Fuller
R. Davis
M. Horn
Harry Sanger
W. Cornwell
Dobrin
Curtis L Levin
Funeral for Dr Hamilton Wright Held at St John’s P E Church
The funeral of Dr Hamilton Wright the Washington opium crusader who died Tuesday at his home 1521 New Hampshire avenue northwest was held yesterday at St John s P E Church Sixteenth and H Streets Northwest with Rev Roland Cotten Smith officiating pallbearers included Dr Cary Langhorne Abbott F Baldwin Gaillard Hunt Admiral Charles H Stockton and Frederic Huidekoper. The remains were taken to Wright s summer home near Livermore Me for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wright
Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
St. John’s P. E
Sixteenth
H Streets
Roland Cotten Smith
Cary Langhorne
Abbott F. Baldwin
New York
Gaillard Hunt
Charles H. Stockton
Frederic Huidekoper
Wright
Livermore
Capt. Hugh T Holmes Died In Norfolk Burial With Military Honors
The body of Capt Hugh T Holmes formerly on Gen Grants staff arrived from Norfolk Va where he died Wednesday at his daughters home Mrs H N Matthews He was buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery under Kit Carson Post GA R He is survived by his wife and four daughters Mrs Matthews Mrs George H Kelly Mrs C H Schirmer and Mrs Ada Grant Smith Also noted is the death of Capt A W Perry at his home in Washington in his fiftieth year He leaves his brother Capt John A Perry two sisters and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh T. Holmes
A. S. Grant
Norfolk
H. N. Matthews
Arlington National Cemetery
Kit Carson Post
A. R
Capt. Holmes
Kentucky
Matthews
George H. Kelly
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
This City
C. H. Schirmer
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Ada Grant Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
A. W. Perry
I Street Northwest
John A. Perry
Asherville
N. C
T. BF. , Osborn
New York
J. S. Morton
Princeton
N. J
Fifty One Legged Men Plan June Convention Here
Fifty one legged men will arrive in the city next June to attend a three day organization convention. They will be hosted by a one legged hotel man and aim to unite salesmen for artificial limb firms to expand trade with Europe. Gustav Gumpert, expected to be president, served as gunner's mate in a U S battleship and promises a strict, exclusive association with high standards for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gustav Gumpert
Gumpert
One- Legged
Georgetown Law selects debate team for Columbia showdown
Three Georgetown Law students Robert M. McGauley Rufus S. Lusk and William D. Callahan were chosen to form the team to debate Columbia University in Washington on March 32. Alternate P J Kelley. Judges included Hugh J Fegan Prof Robert A Maurer and Rev F A McQuade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Law School
Columbia University
New York
Washington
Robert M. McGauley
Rufus S. Lusk
William D. Callahan
P. J. Kelley
United States
Georgetown
Columbia
B. A. Stewart
Thomas A. Lane
P. J. Gwan
K. W. Pugh
G. C. Elliott
C. K. Atelo
M. John Enos
David L. Riordan
George Helford
John M. Dervin
Francis D. Scully
Danial C. Gotthold
John J. Darby, Jr
H. Bach
Castles Give Recitals For Confederate Memorial Fund
The Raleigh venue hosts the second Castles recital under Stonewall Jackson Chapter No 20 UDC to aid Confederate Memorial Home. Hileen Castles soprano, Signor Filippo Servesta harp, and Joe Cronican piano perform Chopin, Madame Butterfly, Will O the Wisp, You Dear and I, Moment Musicale No 3, Coeur Brise, Charmant Oiseau, and traditional pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Raleigh
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Hileen Caatles
Signor Fillippo Servesta
Joe Croniican
Mr. Cronican
Chopin
Bacarolle
Miss Castles
Gilbert Spross
Will O the Wisp
Clarke
Thomas
Signor Sevasta
Schubert
Mother Macree
Bach- Gounod
Ava Maria
Uncle Sam finds girls jobs urged by immigration chief
Commissioner Caminetti told the Congressional Club the U S employment service aims to help women and girls over 16 with jobs, vocational guidance, and a labor information clearing house. He noted cooperation with 28 national women's groups and four federal departments, totaling over 7 million members. Mrs Atlee Pomerene presided as Mrs John F Shafroth introduced the speaker.
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Ana
United States Employment Office
Department of Labor
Commissioner of Immigration
Caminetti
Congressional Club
New Hampshire Over
U Street Northwest
Women's and Girls
Service
Post Office
Agriculture, Commerce and Interior Departments
Boy
Senate
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Funeral of J P Morse Head Proof Reader Fades in Washington
Funeral services are held at 2 PM for John Parmelee Morse longtime head proof reader at the government printing office who died Thursday at his daughter Mrs Thomas W McGregor’s home in Adams Street NW. He was 87 the day before and came to Washington from New York in 1870 to join the printing office. Interment in Congressional Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs McGregor Mrs Harry G Shaffer and Mrs H S Gunn.
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John Parmelee Morse
Government Printing Office
Thomas W. McGregor
Adams Street
Northwest
Congressional Cemetery
Morse
New York
Washington
Temple Baptist Church
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
Mra. McGregor
Harry G. Shaffer
Mra
Army Navy changes of day in detached officers list
Long roster of promotions detachments and assignments across Army and Navy. Officers shift to Chicago Central department duty. several lieutenants placed on detached lists, others retired or reassigned. Affected units include infantry cavalry artillery medical reserve corps and officers training corps with multiple ships and stations noted.
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Kenneth T. Blood
Coast Artillery Corps
Hwenry
Aurand
Arthur W. Ford
Byron RB. Coleman
Cost Artillery Corps
Robert J. West
Infantry
Irse
Bogadier
New York National Guard
Sixth Field Artillers
Melvin W. Rowell
Eleventh Cavalry
San Francisco
Cal
Western Department
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Enlisted Reserve Corps
Citizens
Joseph R. McAndrews
Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Southern Department
Charles 4. P. Hateseld
Fiiladelphia
Philadelphia
First
Downey TL. Garris
Medical Reserve Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Harry ¢. W. Schultz-Debron
Medieal Reserve Corps
Harry C. W. Schultz-De Brun
Medical Rescue Corps
Samuel van Leer
Thirteenth Cavalry
Odd Fellows in Office Installations and Local News
Reports from Washington DC area note Potomac and Sarepta lodges of Odd Fellows installing officers with R E B Armentrout overseeing the ceremony and a banquet. Also covered are German Cooperative Building and Loan Association dividends, a Dominican retreat at St Marys Church, a new Harlan-Adams cement company charter, Second Presbyterian Church Sunday school officers, Reardon firm changes, a grade crossing death in Lorton VA, a Washington baseball alum studying divinity, Westminster Club banquet, Ft Myer drill visit by St Marys Academy pupils, and the death of Robert Palmer a local barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Odd Fellows
Potomac
Sarepta Iodges
R. E B. Armentrout
Mount Pleasant Lodge
Washington
Order
Wytheville
Virginia
I. E. Butts
Falls Church Lodge
W. Pitts
Groning
Death of Mrs Sallie R M Anderson at Rockville
Mrs Sallie R M Anderson of Tockville wife of Capt James Anderson died after years of ill health with peritonitis emerging a week ago. Aged 73 she lived in Rockville nearly 50 years since marriage daughter of Dr George Thrift of Madison Courthouse Virginia and kin to Gen Jubal Early. Survived by husband two sons James and John in Shreveport and daughter Miss Mary Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie R. M. Anderson
Tockville
James Anderson
Anderson
Rockville
George Thrift
Madison Courthouse
Thieves Plunder Junk Shop and Homes
A jumble of early yesterday thefts includes Eadward Ellison at 417 Third Street Southwest reporting the loss of lead gape worth 50 dollars from a junk shop. Alfred Holmes at 1116 Third Street Southwest reports a bicycle valued at 10 dollars stolen from in front of his home. Annie W. Shanklin at 812 Half Street Southwest reports a break in with a gold bracelet valued at 10 dollars. Max Pitcherps at 1233 Seventh Street Northwest reports a home entry with 5 dollars stolen. Arthur I. Reynolds at 111 Maple Avenue Takoma Park Maryland reports a rear window break in with an over coat valued at 39 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadward Ellison
Third Street
Arthur I. Reynolds
Maple Avenue
Takoma Park
Alfred Holmes
Annie W. Shanklin
Half Street
Max Phitcerps
Seventh Street
Triplets Born to Six Mothers in Paso Paso county case report
Austin Texas January 12 triplets were born to six mothers in Paso in December, a report from Dr W O Davis state registrar of vital statistics indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Paso
W Oa Davis
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
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Pa. Ave
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G.L. Greene, Jr
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G. B. Davis
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M. T Clement
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J. C. Brantley
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C. D. Shannon
W. F. Pearce
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A. Robinson
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E. C. Lee
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J. Macintyere
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Maumee
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Roe
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Sterling
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Wainwright
Wilkes
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Balch
Jason
New Hampshire
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Tempico
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Tucker and Wainwright
Norfolk Para
ODD Fellows IN Office
Armentrout
Building Association
German Cooperative Building and Loan Association
E. Downham
Justus Schneider
W.W. H. Hellmuth
W. E Hinken
John D Normoyle
P. M. Bradshaw
Douglas Stuart
St. Mary’s
T. S. McDermott
O. P
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Brookland
D. C
St Mary's Catholic Church
State Corporation Commission
Harlan- Adams Company, Incorporated
A W. Harlan
T B. Adama
Washington, D. C
Sunday School
Second Presbyterian Church Sunday School
F. UL. Slaymaker
W. H. Melchair
C. H. Davis
Hubert H. Bitzer
John P. Scott
G. E. Markell
H W. Rudd
W. N. Tiser
Lbrarian
Reardon
Son
William M. Reardon
C. Ashby Reardon
Reardon & Reardon
Joseph 8. Grimes
Lorton
Neff Divinity Student
Douglas Neff
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Mr. Neff
University of Virginia
Boston Institute of Technology
Westminster Club
Second Presbyterian Church
Westminster Building
Eugene B. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Academy
Ft. Myer
St. Mary’s Academy
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Fort Myer
Robert Palmer
North Alfred Street
H Street
N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Ocean Steamers
Florida
Avannah
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Seaving
Baltimore
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
Yorner
G P. A
A. L. Reynolds
M. P. Sheips
NTE
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Aeneh Maree
Saclad
Atlantic City
Chelsea ST. Charles Galen Hale
Shelborne
Holmhurst
aPantie City
Haere
Ania R. Voor Penna
Jocal
Cos Halle
Jotelana Sanatori
Diet Kitchennes Hydriatic
Washington Hotels
Burlington
Vermont
Thomas Circle
North
Arlington Hotel
Vermont Ave
Lincoln Hotel
10Th & H Sts
Oyna
Fast Qosst
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New
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