First Cavalry of DC National Guard Forms at University Club
At the University Club, Troop A, First Cavalry D N G, District of Columbia, organized with Maj Castner and Gen Miles praising preparedness. The unit, to be drilled at Fort Myer, will number about 100, with 80 already enlisted, serving a three year cavalry term and using fort horses.
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Ier
District of Columbia Cavalry
Nelson A Miles
Republic
Myron M Parker
Maj Castner
District National Board
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Ile
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William E. Harvey
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Ron Filckman
Tekman
Yaude N Bennett
New Officers of US VFW at Soldiers Home
Installed by Astor Camp No 6 United Spanish War Veterans at the Soldiers Home the monthly meeting discussed a banquet by the District of Columbia VFW at the National Hotel for congress members. Four recruits Koight Fulson Fuller and Pachecho were mustered in and a full list of officers was named including Melwan Knowton Shorey Devol and others.
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U 3 W V
District of Columbia
National Hotel
Congress
Poar
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Finery
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Fulson
Fuller
Pachecho
Thomas U Melwan
Pater Rknowtonk
Harry Devol
Gritwell
E4rne
Emery
Simonds
Jackson
Friel
Tomrade Shultz
Tomril Pesal
Seven Join G W U Faculty At George Washington University
Seven appointments to the George Washington University faculty were announced by the university board. Col Edward Lyman Munson, United States Army, becomes professor of preventive medicine. William Wantass, A B, assists history, succeeding Joseph B Roinesbury who resigned. William Tewksbury Woo becomes clinical instructor in medicine. Lowe & Castell, James Culling Mot Everett Ellison, and J Ward Mankin join as pharmacology instructors. Bert Everearnor, head of the National Geographic Society, is named a university trustee.
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Lowe & Castell
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National Geographic Society
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Sage and Sulphur Cure for Gray Hair In Old Ad
An old advertisement promises dark even hair color using Sage and Sulphur compound. It claims to restore natural color, add thickness and luster, stop dandruff and itching, with simple application on a small strand nightly. It warns against store bought tonics and touts Wyath's Sage and Sulphur as the natural solution.
City News in Brief: District Notices and Events
Mrs Susie Root Rhodes accepted an invitation to attend the national security congress meeting in New York. Washington groups announce meetings, talks and dinners across January, including the Retail Merchants Association, Gaelic Society, Holy Name Society, and the University Heights Citizens' Association addressing rail and school issues. Funeral for Frederick Vincent held. memorial mass for Dr Booger T Washington planned. naval and civic events noted. Water use declines reported. fire department activity tallied. various society meetings and concerts scheduled through late January. The President plans to nominate a white man for the District recorder of deeds. a colored candidate discussion noted with potential departmental placement.
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Ishebee Institute
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M Street
Fifteenth
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Alexander Walters
African Methodist Episcopal Church
National Negro Democratic League
Senate
Wilson
Walters
National Federation Forum Plans Two Day Preparedness Sessions
The National Federation meets at the Willard for its sixteenth annual convention to discuss preparedness for war and the balance of government involvement in private industry. Sessions cover immigration, labor, pensions, welfare, and women’s department plans, with speakers including Senator Sherman and Dr Couden and a luncheon program featuring War Secretary Garrison and Nicholas Longworth.
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August Belmont
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Augustus P. Gardner
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HN. Couden
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Bertha Lincoln Huestis
Miss Lowell
Fire blocks the avenue. two alarms drawn crowds
Fire discovered in the photographic studio of J R Brooks at 907 Pennsylvania avenue NW threatens four houses near Ninth Street. Damages to building set at 3090 dollars. Emerson Shoe Company stock and others suffer water smoke damage totaling several thousand. Thousands gather as engines respond. arrest follows for attempting to cross hose lines.
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J .R. Brooks
Nicholson
Emerson Shoe Company
E C Walford Sporting Goods Company
Douglas Shoe Company
C F. Herrmann
Brooks
Proctor
Averson D. Buts
Highth Street
Canal act allows Central of Georgia line operations
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the Central of Georgia Railway may continue operations under the Panama Canal act provisions of the Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah. The company runs two lines, Savannah to Boston and Savannah to New York, with Illinois Central owning a large stake in Central of Georgia stock and made a party to the proceedings.
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Eastern Star Indorses Masonic Employment Bureau at Lodge Session
At the grand chapter opening in the new Masonic Temple Worthy Grand Matron Catharina Loffler announced the Memorial service. Rev. Edgar C Powers led prayer and choral groups sang as officers were elected including Ida V. Faber as grand matron and Ben W. Murch as grand patron. The chapter endorsed a proposed Masonic bureau of employment. A new chapter Haaf Gate Chapter received a charter and is to be consecrated tomorrow night.
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New
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Catharina Loffler
Edgar C Powers
Brookland
R. Davidson
Martha
OlHe Joyce
Ruth
Theodora Cunningham
Hather
Ida V. Faber
Ben W. Murch
Bertha Hudson
James D. Bowen
Rose A. Yost
Cecilis Atchinson
Rena A. Barnhart
Cora P. Mayberry
Helen Bernard
Minerva Warder
Joseph H. Milans
Mary B. Teachum
Grand Sentinel
Grand Chapter
Masonic Bureau of Employment
New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 9
Masonic
Eastern Star
Haat Gate
Scandinavians Thank Bowerman At City Library Event
Nearly 500 Scandinavian residents gathered at the Public Library to honor Librarian George F Bowerman for dedicating a Scandinavian literature section. Speakers in Danish Norwegian and Swedish praised him and urged ongoing literary meetings with musical interludes by local entertainers.
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Torstein Jahr
Congressional Library
Harold W. Foght
Bureau of Education
Interior Department
Carl O. Johns
Bureau of Chemometry
Department of Agriculture
Kowerman
Jennie M. Lind
Carl F Stubler
Hildur C. Bostrom
Ethel Noble Johnson
C. F. Stubler
Crispin Alexia
Freshmen Hold Smokers at Georgetown Law School
Two hundred Georgetown University Law freshmen held their first winter smoker at Harvey's. Honor guests included Judge Ashley Gould of the District Supreme Court and law school officials. W. K. Watkins led introductions and a class minstrel closed the evening with entertainers Jack Horner George OConner and the Hawaiian Quartet.
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Georgetown University Law School
Harvey's
Ashley M. Gould
District Supreme Court
Hugh Fegan
Law School
Francis P. Sulivan
Conrad Reid
Albert West
Wounded Polish boy and priest share five nights of faith
A Polish youth of nineteen lies wounded in rain sodden woods for five days awaiting last rites. A British chaplain hears his confession and administers the anointing while the dying man, unable to move, mutters the name Jesus. The scene ends with the boy whispering Jesus at last.
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Magr. Bickerstaffe-Drew
John Ayscough
France
London
Jesus
Hfe
Ericordia
Waterbury to Return to United States on Extradition
Montreal authorities arrested Dr Jules Waterbury a claimed confidence man wanted by several U S cities. He waived extradition and agreed to accompany a New York detective to face granit larceny charges.
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Jules Waterbury
Citien
United States
New York
Waterbury
Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief For Grippe
A period ad touts Papes Cold Compound as instant relief for grippe and severe colds. Take a dose every two hours to end misery after up to three doses. It claims to unclog nostrils and passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverishness, and costs 55 cents at drug stores.
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