Belasco and Cosmos Glimpse New Plays and Stars
Belasco presents Frances Starr in Marie-Odile at Belasco Theater next week amid praise for Knoblauch’s poetic drama. Also on bill are Jerry with Billie Burke and Keats hometown acts plus Hofmann piano recital and Pavlova ballet in Washington venues.
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Belasco
Frances Starr
Dasci Belasco
Edward Knoblauch
Marie-Odile
Mr Knoblauch
London
Marieelle
Miss Starr
Burlesque duo and cabaret acts headline week
An unusual program features a burlesque act with Lewis and Root plus the Midway Harmony Trio Jack Fuquay Beulah Fuquay and Earl Root in diverting specialties. The week continues with the Silent Beauties company in The Widow Green musical entertainment and Archia Lloyd with Little Tommie in a cabaret repertoire.
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Lewis and Root
Midway Harmony
Jack Fuquay
Beulah Fuquay
Earl Root
Silent Beauties
Widow Green
Klesses
Jean Zimmer
Archia Lloyd
Federal Reserve Extends Certification Rediscount Rule
The Federal Reserve Board issued a circular changing the rediscount process for commercial paper. A written officer statement suffices until July 15 to cover loans within the act. Rediscount rates: Richmond 4.5 percent for up to 30 days, 5 percent for 30 to 90 days, and 4.5 percent for longer maturities. Cleveland 4.5 percent up to 30 days, 5 percent for 30 to 90 days, 6 percent for longer. Dallas 4.5 percent to 30 days, 5 percent 30 to 60 days, 5.5 percent 60 to 90 days, 6 percent for longer.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Richmond
Cleveland
Dallas
Police News Notes Eleven Annual Installation and Local Thefts
The eleventh annual installation of the Policemen's Association of the District of Columbia occurs tonight at Pythian Temple with vaudeville and refreshments to follow. The Peter Mantis store at Sixth and D NW was broken into Tuesday night and jewelry worth 170 dollars stolen. Luke J. Kearney's saloon at 1811 L St NW reports a early morning robbery of 35 dollars from a cash register. Children playing with matches yesterday afternoon started a frame shed fire at Chainbridge and Canal road, owned by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. damage about 40 dollars. Elmer W. Brown, colored, delivering for Merchants' Transfer and Storage, collided with a Wunder Auto Company car on North Capitol and New York Ave, damaging the Wunder machine about 75 dollars. Brown was arrested. A gas lamp at 13th and 1st NW was demolished when John Lawrence of 1921 Vermont Ave NW collided with a car owned by Hoscoe Conklin Bruce. neither car damaged. Robert Henley, 50, of 300 BL St NW, was struck by a streetcar on Pennsylvan ia Ave and 9th St and slightly injured. he declined hospital. Otto Wellman, 42, of the Gospel Mission, fell while cleaning windows and sustained a concussion. he was taken to Emergency Hospital. Annie Reuter, 19, of 201 First St NE, fell on the steps of the Peabody School and sprained an ankle. she was taken home. The Washington Post Almanac and 1915 Encyclopedia advertises a 700-page set available for 5 cents at The Post office or mailed for 40 cents.
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Chainbridge and Canal Road
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Elmer W. Brown
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Company
Wunder Auto Company
Claude Bailey
North Capitol Street
New York Avenue
Wunder Company
Brown
H Parker Willis Lectures Tonight at New Willard Hotel
H Parker Willis secretary of the Federal Reserve Board will deliver the eighth in a series of lectures before the local chapter of the American Institute of Banking tonight at eight o clock at the New Willard Hotel. The New Credit Fabric and Its Composition is the subject of the lecture.
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H. Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
American Institute of Banking
New Willard Hotel
Perfection in Oyster Cooking at Phila Oyster & Chop House
Fragmented OCR text notes Perfection in Oyster Cooking at Phila Oyster and Chop House with contact lines Mau rice J. Colbert 631 Fst nw Main 3016 7. Night phone W 1169. Also mentions groceries deliveries and Robertson's Scotch Jams 25c a jar. Poultry and game from Sehamel Arcade Market. Paper Company declares quarterly dividend 1 percent payable Jan 20 to holders of record Jan 15. Eckstein's luncheon 4 course 35c at 422 N Y Ave. Additional garbled names and ads for local businesses and addresses.
Births Reported For Many Families In Local Journal
Allen A Warfield and Florence EB Warfield announce a boy. Warren S Watts and Margaret B Watts a girl. George J Thomas and Edna Thomas a boy. Wm A Sullivan and Sarah H Sullivan a girl. James B Russell and Nellie Russell, Henry A Rich and Meme Rich a girl. Bilvestro and Annina Quattreciocchi a girl. George A Parker and Maud Parker a girl. Giuseppe Palazeo and Angelo Palazeo a boy. Pietro Petrove and Paolina Petrove a boy. Vincenzo Pocorche and Roselia Pocorche a girl. Pulio Maguietta and Isabel Maguietta a girl. Teo sod Belle Moriarty a girl. Jozeph E Kendall and Mary Kendall a girl. Albert T Freedman and May Freedman a girl. Edward C Claypool and Annie M Claypool a girl. Andrew Corso and Laura Corso a boy. Rosoerio Brune and Goncetta Brune a boy. Maria Rodtigito and Terese Rodtigito a boy. Charles H Badger and Katherine Badger a girl. George E Biberita and Estelle Biberita a girl. James T Barbour and Elisabeth C Barbour a boy. Charles H Jones and Viola Jones a boy. Charles Jackson and Gertrude Jackson a girl. William Holmes and Katherine Holmes a boy. Sanwel Davis and Irene Davis a girl. John F Diggs and Mary Diggs a boy. Thomas KL and Halon By a rum tle.
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Allen A
Florence EB. Warfield
Warren S
Margaret B. Watts
George J
Edna Thomas
Wm. A
Sarah H. Sullivan
James B
Nellie Russell
Henry A
Meme Rich
Bilvestro
Annina Quattreciocchi
George A
Maud
Parker
Giuseppe
Angelo Palazeo
Pietro
Paolina Petrove
Vincenzo
Roselia Pocor
Katherine Badger
George E
Estelle Biberita
James T
Elisabeth C. Barbour
Charles H
Viola Jones
Charles
Gertrude Jackson
William
Katherine Holmes
Sanwel
Irene Davis
John F
Mary ¥. Diggs
Thomas KL
Halon
Rum Tle
James McDonald Dies Former Standard Oil Director in Washington
James McDonald, born in Scotland in 1840, died at his Washington home after a six week illness of heart disease. He organized Standard Oil's European branch twenty years ago and oversaw Europe and Asia business from London. Survived by wife, son James Jr, and stepson Arthur Campbell, with funeral private and burial at Rock Creek Cemetery pending final arrangements.
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James McDonald
Standard Oil Company
Twenty-second Street
Northwest
Washington
Baltimore
McDonald
Scotland
Chitliecothe
Ohio
Cincinnati
Alexander McDonald
Europe
Standard OI Company
European
Asia
London
Columbia Lodge of Masons
American Masons
Mr. McDonald
America
James McDonald, Jr
Arthur B. Campbell
Murat
Nice
Rospighost
Rome
Helen
Laura’ Stallo
Charles Woode
Church of the Covenant
Rock Creek
Wheather
Will Join Labor Congress and Unemployment Conference
At the AFL executive council meeting holding in the Ouray building and with Samuel Gompers presiding a plan was approved to join in a national unemployment effort. A delegate will attend the World Congress on Unemployment in San Francisco next summer. A conference between the building trades department and the Journeymen Stone Cutters' Association led to assurances that the Lincoln memorial would be erected under standard hours and wages, with tentative Congress-approved provisions already in place.
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Congress
Licensed to Marry: Multiple Couples Listed in Notices
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples across ages and cities with officiants. Names include Samuel Stein and Rose Deckiebaum, John J. Fleffert and Annie F. Sawyer, Albion W. Knight Jr. and Anna M. Russell, William H. Marmaduke and Josephine Berman, James Brislin and Alice Tudlay, Frank A. Fraser and Yugenta Ross, John W. Bird and Mary B. Harrower, with respective ministers noted.
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Samuel Stein
Rose Deckiebaum
M.A. Horwitz
John J. Fleffert
Annie F. Sawyer
Gavan
Albion W. Knight, Jr
Jacksonville
Frs
Anna M. Russell
Herndon
Albion W. Knight
William HR. Marmaduke
Josephine Berman
HB. Angus
James Brislin
Philadelphia
Alice Tudlay
Baltimore
Milton Strasburger
Frank A. Fraser
Yugenta Ross
Hagia River
Wia
HT. Stevenson
John W. Bird
Mary B. Harrower
J. R. Fuafaa
Deaths In City Honor List of Residents Passed Away
Death notices report Margaret A. Warner 26 at 2414 Fa ave and others including William Kidd 72 at Stoneleigh Court Gen. Andrew S. Burt 75 The Partner Lille Davis 60 327 2d at ne Daniel Clancy 80 1 Myrtie et ne James D. Mulvey 67 231 14th st ne George Fordham 74 147 RK wt ne Veorothea P S Chrieman 64 495 G st aw Daniel R Ayres 10 months 233 P st aw Boullivap Schaffer 27 Weab Asyl Harriett J Betts 38 143 T st aw Charles Chishey 32 Providence Hospital Katherine T Smith Fre Waeb Asgl Hos Carrie Foster 24 Freedmen's Hospital Yucy Davis 50 452 Pat aw Tula Games 2 years 2112 18th st nw
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Margaret A. Warner
William Kidd
Stoneleigh Court
Andrew S. Burt
Lille Davis
Daniel Clancy
James D. Mulvey
George Fordham
Veorothea P. S. Chrieman
Yucy Davis
Pat
18Th St. Nw
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Clu Peabody &Co
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Misa
Jerry
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Tung Ao
Rosalind
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Lfe
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Irving Hacheller
Eben Holden
Irving Hachneller
Mr. Bacheller
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Hammin Garland
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Charles Klein
Lillian Kemble
Rose Stahl
Magele Pepper
Keith
Arthur Prince
Lillian Shaw
Havemann
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Mr. Prince
Lilian Shaw
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el Brendell and
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Frank Orth
Rosie Ltoyd
Gardiner
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National Theater
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Country Mouse
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Moore's Strand
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Mabel van Buren
Thedore Roberts
Housa Peters
Edith Talaferro
New York
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Henry 3. Savage
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Frank Finney
George &. Banks
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Dorothy Clark
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Bella Mitett
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Mr. Banks
Casino
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Via
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R. R
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15Th & G
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I. L. Pipsett
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kauffman Clothing Co
Penna. Ave
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Judd & Detweiler, Inc
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Luke J. Kearney
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John Lawrence
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Hoscoe Conklin Bruce
Publica Lachoola
Robert Henley
BL Street
Ninth Street
Otto Wellman
Gospel Mission
Dmergency Hospital
Annie Reuter
First Street
Peabody School
Washington Post
the Post
City Bulletins
Phila
Maurice J. Colbert
M. Toos
Robertson
James D. Donnelly
Lye St. Nw
Sehamel
Shaffer
Eckstein’s
N. Y. Ave
James M’donald
Standard Oil
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Standard
Labor Congress
Goshen
United States
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Virginia
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Grace and
Vincent Coleman
Churchills
Rector's
Iwyndham Bros
Naval Lodge Hall
Pa. Ave
Bor
J Nesell
Criterion Whisky
John TF. Crow
Pase
Macainery
National Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Omr
Cleaners & Dyers
SUN. W
Bron
Heurich Brewing Co
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street NW
Rose
Iain
Maia
Byron S. Adams
Siz
St. N. W
Perpetual Building Association Amboth Beeee Et Clo
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
O'Donnell
H. N D. Farrer
B.O. Miller
M. Nn
Bood
Relee
Sih Jang DD
W. L. Douglas
Emory
W. W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas SD
W.L. Couglas
W. EL. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Neem
L. Douglas Shoes
le Cation
W.L. Douglas
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