Jewelry theft at Seventeenth Street bureau parcel
Detective Embrey probes a puzzling burglary on Seventeenth Street Northwest where a bureau drawer was left unlocked and three rings valued at $218, plus a $50 diamond ring and a sapphire ring, were stolen from Mrs Mary Greer. Missing watch and chain belonging to Mrs Ralph Hill also reported.
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Seventeenth Street
Mre
Ralph Hill
Biles Mary Greer
Seventeenth Streets
Jevalry Lane
Embrey
Miss Greer
Amusements and Advertisements in City Bulletins
A fragmented city page lists theater titles such as The Gamblers and The Gates plus vaudeville act times, with bottled goods promotion for Armold's Oldeng, highlighting Epicure and oyster offerings. The noisy ad column mixes schedules, product pitches, and multiple minor venues in a single notices-style item.
Cardinal Gibbons Greets 2500 at Washington Reception
Cardinal Gibbons arrived from Baltimore to Washington for a public reception at St. Patrick's Church Carroll Hall. More than 2,500 attendees included Supreme Court Justices, government department heads, ambassadors, Senators, and representatives, all greeting the 77 year old churchman after a high Mass led by Father Cavanaugh.
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James Cardins Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
Cardinal Gibbona
Baltimore
Mer. Russell
Tecter
Carroll Milcolland
St. Mary's’ Seminary
Father Milholland
George Sau
William J. Carroll
James A. Smyth
John J. McNamara
St. Patrick’s
Adam Buck
Mgr
Russell
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Cavanaugh
Poultry Show Opens in Washington Auditorium
The Washington Poultry and Pigeon Association holds a four day show starting tomorrow in the old Mex sonic Temple. Exhibits include domestic and wild birds from States east of the Mississippi, with Maryland Agricultural College and Dr A W Wheaston among participants. Organizers plan a meeting to form a national poultry association backed by Secretary Wilson.
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Mexsonic Temple
Ninth and F Streets
Washington Poultry and Pigeon Association
Mississippi
Maryland Agricultural College
A. W. Wheaston
Chesapeake Bay
S National Poultry Association
Agricultura Wilson
MARS J H WILLOUGHBY DEAD AT 73
Mrs Jennie R Willoughby widow of Maj Westel Willoughby died Saturday night at her daughter Alice Willoughby’s Rockingham home aged 73. Survived by daughter and two sons Prof W W Willoughby Johns Hopkins Baltimore and W F Willoughby on the President's committee on economy and efficiency. Funeral private Tuesday afternoon followed by Arlington Cemetery interment.
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Jennie R. Willoughby
Mias Alice Willoughby
Rockingham
Mra. Willoughby
Maj
Westel Willoughby
New York
Prof
W. W. Willoughby
Johs Hopkins University
Baltimore
W. F. Willoughby
Arlington Cemetery
Maryland Insurance Agency opens Washington branch
Maryland Insurance Agency Company of Baltimore opens a Washington office at 306 Western Building Fourteenth and F streets northwest with Charles LeViness as president and R Y Rich as local manager. Miss T A De Lauder cashier and Hunter H Boyd join the Washington office. The firm acts as general agent for Columbian National Life Insurance in the region and handles life health and general insurance brokerage.
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Maryland Insurance Company
Baltimore
Maryland Insuranes Agency Company
Washington
Western Building
Fourteenth
F Streets
Charten T. le Viness
R. Y. Rich
T. A. de Lauder
Hunter H. Boyd
New York Life Insurance Company
Maryland Company
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Boston
Masque Carnival Planned by Adas Tarael Ladies Aux
The Ladies Auxiliary of Adas Tarael Congregation working with Raron Fonds completed plans for a masque carnival for children at the Masonic Temple Ninth and I Streets NW on January 23. The event includes a 9:30 PM dance floor for adults, aims to raise funds for the congregation, and the annual election of auxiliary officers was postponed to February.
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Raron Fonds
Adas Tarael
Adas Farsi
Temple
Satreeta
Ol ‘Masonic Temple
Ninth and i Streets
Calls US Money Worshipers Prof McGee Addresses Secular League
Prof W W McGee spoke at the Secular League meeting in the Pythian Temple yesterday taking Dr Wiley’s place. He urged fostering Christianity in the nation, saying Americans live in a dark age worshiping money. Dr Wiley is currently in Canada.
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McGee
Secular League
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Pythian Temple
W. W.mcgee
America
McCisa
Dr. Wiley
Canada
Two Meetings Called to Push Lower Streetcar Steps
Miss Janet Richards and Miss Elizabeth Brown lead a campaign for lower streetcar steps with thousands already enlisted. Petitions circulated ask car companies to voluntarily reduce steps. meetings are set midweek and in coming days several clubs and medical groups will be asked to back the reform.
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District 15
Janet ‘Richards
Elizabeth’ V. Brown
Miss . Brown
Euclid Street
Miss Richards
Toplas
Rauseker's
Elizabeth Kingman Keern
Susilo Root Rhodes
League of American Pen Women
James Ord
Chevy Chase
United States
Miss Hichards
Berlin
Germany
Brown
Death of L. E. Gannon the noted Irish musician
L E Gannon longtime composer and director of St Matthew's Catholic Church choir dies at home in Cecil after two weeks illness. Born in Ireland he came to the United States with exile father in the 1840s and served in the Fifth New Jersey Cavalry during the Civil War. Survived by his wife Virginia Walton of Annapolis. Funeral at St Matthew's tomorrow at 9 AM, burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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L. E. Gannon
Cecil
Mr. Gannon
Ireland
New Jersey
Fifth New Jersey Cavalry
St. Matthew's’ Cathollic
Virginia Walton
Annapolis, Md
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Mount Olivet
Bead of Old Shot Wound Linked to Death
William A. Uneseleme died at his Wheeler Road home Prince George county Maryland aged 9 years. Friends testified at his funeral that his death resulted from poison caused by water entering a wound from a rifle practice accident years earlier at the District National Guard range Congress Heights. He had served as a target worker and earned several medals for marksmanship and remained a National Guard member. Funeral services were held at St Barnabas Protestant Episcopal Church Maryland.
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Wiliam A. Uneseleme
Wheeler Road
Prince George County
District National Guard
Congress Heights
Chegeldine
Thea
Protestant Episcopal ,Churely
St Barnabas
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