Romanticist Stokowski Conducts Wagner for Philadelphia Orchestra
The Philadelphia Orchestra offered an all Wagner program at the New National Theater with soprano Tlor ence Hinkle. Stokowski proved a romanticist, shaping dramatic phrasing and youthful vitality, though Elsa's Dream lacked Wagnerian dramatic weight. Hinkle showed purity but limited resonance, while the ensemble featured superb crescendos and Wotan's Farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Orchestra
New National Theater
Tlorence Hinkle
Leopold Stokowski
Wotan
Elsa
Miss Hinkle
Wagner
Lizabeth
Fannhauger
Dick Theure Halle
Siegfried
Thaddeus Rich
J. Mack
Brief Court Items on Wathers and Seymours Estates
Bequeathments noted for Bertha Wiley as executrix of John Waters estate filed probate. Virginia Seymour's July 13 1910 will leaves 2000 to Trinity Cathotte School fund and to Seymour McLeod and others. no executor named. Hillman Hall 1914 will leaves 500 to church trustees, rest to widow Jennie B Hall executrix. church disbanding reverts remainder. US Supreme Court on citizenship papers fraud ruling upholds state court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wiley
John Waters
Waters
Trinity
Cathotte Church Ia
Virginia C. Seymour
Ida S. Walcox
Alice McLeod
Pauline Seymour
Seymour McLeod
Manning McLeod
Mr. Briscoe
Maggia Hawkins
Willa Burke
Miss Seymour
Parkwood
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillman
Hall
Office of the Register of Wills
Board of Trustees
Jennie B Hall
The
Iowa
Moral fighters urge navy chaplains' rank and rights
A church delegation urged the House Naval Committee to raise chaplains to naval surgeon ranks with similar promotion rights and to appoint one chaplain per 1000 sailors. Bishop Lawrence led the push, arguing an immoral navy is not a fighting navy and proposing a five year probation for chaplains.
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House Naval Committee
Lawrence
Massachusetts
G. Livingston Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Harding
Washington
Earl Cranston
Methodist Church
Wiliam H. Roberts
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Wallacs Radcliffe
C. & Ofarland
New York
Federated Council of the Churches of America
Louia J. O'Hern
Hine Widow In Collapse Delays Washington Funeral Plans
Mrs L G Hine widow of former District Commissioner Hine lies ill in a Battle Creek sanitarium after her husband’s death. Her daughter Mrs Edward T Mertz was summoned to care for her. funeral arrangements in Washington proceed as planned. The late commissioner’s body was moved from Battle Creek and is expected in Washington today with services at Sun Ark, Cleveland Park, and Rock Creek Cemetery. The Supreme Court of the District adjourned in his memory.
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L. G. Hine
Hine
Battle Creek
Mich
Washington
Edward T. Mertz
Newark Street
Hattle Creek
Hines
Battles Creek
Licensed To Marry A Ring Of Couples In The Area
A list of marriages from the region includes Richard A Garrison 21 of Hyattsville MD and Leona G Riley 18 of Washington DC. Thomas L Malone 26 of Rochester NC and Grace M Barker 25 of DC. William T Lohr 24 and wth A Cornwell 18. John Wilson 65 and Ethel Jenkins 46. Charles H Dughtery 32 and Mararetta Rid-34 of Richmond VA. other pairs include Nettie H Van Horn 34 Layhill MD. Katherine B Phillips 19 Union Bridge MD. Decatur Deburz Jr 32 Southern Pines NC. Susie M Whitesore 1 of Fairfax VA. Albert B Garber 24 and Haldean Everett 23 of Emporia VA. Vincenzino Falcone 18. Robert C G Saxton 98 and Jennie V Mills 19 of Herndon VA. Moncure 21 and Cecil M Hall 29 of Richmond VA. Samuel R Johnston 44 and Cecella B Marr 39. Dora I Brosenne 38 and more. Reverend officiants accompany several unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A Garrison
Hyattsville
Leona G. Riley
Washington, D. C
I. M Chambers
Thomas L. Malone
Rochester
N. C
Grace M Barker
Washington
D. C
A. E Barrows
William T Lohr
Wth A. Cornwell
R A. Brooking John Wilson
Ethel Jenkins
W. J. Howard
Charles H Dughtery
Mararetta
Richmond
JF. BL Montgomery
William P Beall
Nettie H. van Horn
Layhill
T T. Neel
Willan H Kessler
Katherine B. Phillips
Union Bridge
J. T. Huddle Decatur Deburz, Jr
Southern Pines
Susie M. Whitesore
Fairfax
H Greene
Albert B. Garber
Haldean
Everett
Emporia
Dean Marco de Salvo
Vincenzino Falcone
M de Carlo
Robert CG. Saxton
Washington, DC
Jennie V Mills
Herndon
Melain Wiliam
Moncure
Cecil M. Hall
Montgomery
Samuel R Johnston
Cecella B. Marr
Fureps J Connelly Benjamin
Oliver
Dora I. Brosenne
J. H. Nelms
Deaths Reported in District Following Series of Obituaries
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses across Washington and nearby areas. Names include Barah H. Davis, William T. Sorrell, John W. La Torrette, Henry L. Hogan, George W Wheeler, Hillman A Hall, Frank Handwerker, George F. Sunday, Mary A B. Bacy, Rose F. Poland, Quarles, Jane H. Woodson, David A. Skinner, John Chase, William Prender, Frances Prodeems, James H. Gernes, Henry Valentine, Thomas Green, Lavenia Smallwood, Leonard Hawkins, James Smith, and others. Ages range from infants to seniors. hospitals noted include Tuberculosis Hospital and Government Hospital for the Insane. addresses concern The Penhubat, Takoma Park, and various streets in DC.
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Baal Barah H. Davis
Tenth Street
Wiliam T. Sorrell
John W. la Torrette
Harvard Street
Henry L. Hogan
George W Wheeler
Calvert Street
Hillman A Hall
Thirteenth
O Streets
Frank Handwerker
K Street
McDean Avenue
George F. Sunday
Takoma Park
Harry Smith
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
District of Columbia
Mary A B. Bacy
Rose F. Poland
Quarles
Walter
Reed Hospital
Jane H. Woodson
Dupont
Twentieth Street
Streets
David A. Skinner
Tonthe
Bates Road
Woodburn
John Chase
Hi Street
William Prender
Washington Asylum
Frances
James H. Gernes
Henry Valentine
Providence Hospital
Thomas Green
Government Hospital For Insane
Lavenia Smallwood
D Street
Leonard Hawkins
A Street
James ©. Smith
Sheridan Ave
Mia
la L Bantam
Eleventh
Three Men Rescue Children From Rock Creek
Maggie Byrd nine and Leon Hughes seven, both colored, fell into Rock Creek near the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge and were saved by Harry Donaldson, W H Robinson, and Larry Higgins. The rescuers extended wood sticks, the children grabbed on, and were pulled to shore. First aid by Higgins, then returned home to 10 King Court Northwest.
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Rock Creek
Maggie Byrd
Leon Hughes
Harry Donaldson
Jefferson Street Northwest
W. H. Robinson
M Street
Larry Higgins
L Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Higgins
King Court
Police News Notes From Washington Street Area
Police notes report James Walker, 34, at Trumbull street pumping station, fell through an elevator shaft and was taken to Freedman’s Hospital with head cuts. A 6 year old, William Chavis, bitten by a dog at 199 Ninth Street NW, treated at Freedman’s Hospital. An Adama Express Co car driven by H. W. Little collided with a lamp post at Tenth and H NW. post broken, car undamaged. A street car collided with a wagon owned by I Jett at 30th and F Streets NW. wagon damage $40. W. T. Levi, 70, found unconscious at Pension Office, taken to Emergency Hospital. Thomas Dunn of 2810 Sherman Ave NW reported robbery of five signal flags worth $9. Mrs. Mary M. Steele of 3283 East Capitol St says a black and yellow hound dog was stolen from her yard. Herman Braswell and Edgar Shreve, motion picture operators, burned slightly in a theater booth fire on Fourteenth Street NW. spectators unharmed. Braswell at 1310 Columbia Rd NW and Shreve at 83 Thirteenth St NW. Theater damage estimated at $30.
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James Walker
Sea Florida Avenue
Trumbull Street
Freedman’s Hospital
Adama Express Company
H. W. , Little
Tenth
H Streets
W. T. Levi
Indiana Avenue Northwest
Jim
Thomas Dunn
Sherman Avenue
Mary M. Steele
East Capitol Street
Herman Braswell
Edgar Shreve
Booth
Fourteenth Street
Braswell Hoes
Columbia Road
Shreve
Thirteenth Street
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Frank M and Rebecca Young welcomed a boy William H Stephens and Vere S. Stephens had a boy Jerome Reagan and William and Mary McQueeney welcomed a boy Leroy A Koonts and Elizabeth Kanalt welcomed a girl Clarence W and Edith Kanalt welcomed a girl William Kinsman and Hazel Kinsman welcomed a girl William Harlee and Edith Garrett welcomed a boy Waller and Louise Gallaher welcomed a girl Tom No and Mamie French welcomed a girl Rence and Oro Frey welcomed a girl Charles H and Ida J Dodson welcomed a boy Samuel E and Edith M Donaldson welcomed a girl Everett V and Mabel Curtin welcomed a boy Robert and Jennie Coker welcomed a boy Beall and Maud V Beall welcomed a girl Hesediah and Sarah Leftwich welcomed a boy Henry and Susla Henson welcomed a boy Banks and Faonie Banks welcomed a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M
Rebecca &. Young
William H
Vere S. Stephens
Jerome and
Fiers Reagan
William
Mary T. McQueeney
Leroy A
Elizabeth Koonts
Bo Clarence W
Edith Kanalt
Hazel Kinsman
Ella Harlee
Wilburn
Edith K Garrett Pov Waller
Louise Gallaher
Tom No
Mamie A. French
Girrence
Oro Frey
Gherles H
Ida J
Free Cuticura Sample Offer From Boston Bureau
Rashes itchings and irritations advertised with a free sample offer of Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with a 32 page book. Readers are directed to send name and address to Cuticura Dept ZA Boston for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena
Dept
Boston
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Hahn’s
Seventh Street
Wm. Hahn & Co
Sager
Pe. Ave. S. B
Open Letter Metropolitan Magazine
Paul Manship
National Academy of Design
H. J. Whigham
Fourth Avenue
N. Y
G. A. Ruddiman CO
17Th St
G St. Haat
Foot
Bunion
Georges & Son, Inc
Chiropodista
St. N.W
Berkeley Rye
Bireet N. Ww
Phome
Bureau of Immigration
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles Maibaum
Chicago
U. S
Navy
Dameis
Federated Council of Churches
Cardinal Gibbons
Father O'Hern
Bayard
CQ Energy DE
Police
William Chavis
Ninth Street
Washington Railway and
F Effectric Company
Sa I Jett
CHR. Heurich Brewing CO
Heurich Brewing CO
Corby’s Bread
Stanley Hall
United States Soldiers
Inuig
Lincks Kalmann
Roberts
Kern Tducke
F St
Deepair
Yvonne Pascal
Virginia
Kathryn
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Hays
Abeer-Drery Brewing Company
orter—West
Brewmsater
Streeter
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
H. N. D. Parker
T. N.W., Wash
D.C
Byron
Adams
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