Relief Plans Form Citizens' Welfare Association in DC
A willful movements formed at the Willard to aid dependents of the national guard volunteers in the District of Columbia. Jane Dolph presides over the committee shaping relief work aiming to support families of guard, Navy, Marine Corps and volunteers, with funds allocated through an executive board and local officers named at a meeting. The Legion of Loyal Women plans to assist families and coordinate with the Bartass Club to extend relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciizens’ Welfare Association
Tional Guard
District of Columbia
Willard
Jane Dolph
Twestin
Bost
Grahim
William E. Barvey
Ier Harvey
John Pr
Sammirton
Carr
Orgar
Nevis Ar He
Guard
Reacar
Marine Corpa
Archer
Legion of Loyal Women
Urganization
Jo Unwillins
Front Ams
Isginn
Orgareaution
Bartass Club
National Memorial Association
F. D. Lee
Ita Plana
Washington
Representative Quinn
House Military Affairs Committee
Carrizal
Mexico
Arlington
Sergt. Gubson
Local News Briefs On Charities And Public Services
Community notices report charity events and public service plans, with authorities detailing open offices and postal stations. Police official Frank Ippolito, injured in an earlier incident, has returned home. District officials announce station hours and money orders availability across multiple post offices.
District Court News From Roanoke Notes Estate Probates
District Court notes probate actions for multiple wills and estates. Frederick W. Whip represents the United States Supreme Court matter concerning Dr. Francia Serrett dated 1810 and later codicils. Wills name heirs and trusts, with funds left to relatives in Roanoke and Baltimore institutions, and executors Doug las S. Mackall and Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Serrett
Lettel
Meade
Frances
Mackall
Tuey Mackall
Crrustes
Annis M. Biech
Local clubs and society meet for summer events
Mon ticello represented by Charles Anderson Joy Spenders led by Moses Madre N Street guided by G M Hagar Neal Le Droit Park chaired by Thomas Mackey Georgia Society plans a July meeting tonight at Ratcleh hotel at o o'clock A business session will precede a social program William J Sorris serves as president this will be the last meeting until fall United States Power Squadron holds its second drill of the season off Marshall Hall at 3 30 this afternoon Commodore A 2 B Bennett directs drills Membership requires four years in navigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Monticello
Charles Anderson
Joy Spenders
Moses Madre
N. Street
G. M. Hagar
Neal
le Droit Park
Thomas Mackey
The
Georgia Society
Ratcleh
William J. Sorris
United States Power Squadron
Marshall Hall
Welock
A. 2 B. Bennett
Washington
Police News in Brief Highlights Local Robberies and Incidents
A series of thefts and small crimes reported yesterday include packages with cash taken from hiding places on shelves and stolen from streetcars, losses ranging from 40 to 69 dollars. Other items include a table of silverware, a case of found groceries, and a few injuries from traffic accidents. Notable events include a Treasury yard worker dropping dead from heart disease, a public official struck by a truck, a streetcar collision with a stone wagon, a missing man, a bicycle accident, and a dog bite incident. One fire caused property damage. a revolver was dropped in a separate accident, and a boy was bitten by a dog while delivering a package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Tatbert
H Street
Israel Orlove
Fifth Street
Adarice
Grege
Twelfth Street
Lewis Robertson
Water Street
Weat Hiegrle
E. H. Brent
New York Avenue
Weather and tide notes with regional forecast and railway schedule
The bulletin covers tides for Pittsburgh, a detailed weather forecast for Washington, Maryland, and the District of Columbia with notices of partly cloudy conditions, variable winds, and thunder showers across regions east of the Mississippi. It notes high temperatures, occasional rain in the Northwest, tropical disturbance near Cuba, and pending unsettled weather through Tuesday and Wednesday. Also included are temperature readings, humidity, rainfall, sunshine percentages, and a special summer schedule for Southern Railway trains between Washington and Harrisonburg beginning July 5. It ends with city notices urging carpet cleaning by Conger's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Rocky Mountains
Rocks Mountais
New England
Plain States
Qaife
Mississippi River
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Missasippi
Bath Faye
Ohin Valey
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Harrisonburg
Southern Railway
Sea Railway
Washeneten
Manassas Za
Riverton Queouen
Harracadieg
Othetra
Tronsummer
Battery B Camp Model Kitchen At Camp
Soldiers at Battery B Camp model a movable field kitchen after the German rhiodet design loaned by the ex- engr corps. Cooks Kelly and Hatreya prepare meals with army school trained methods using a steel incinerator while infantry cooks will be instructed. Gunners have built wooden beds with straw mattresses including a genuine double bed for one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laudis Rontees
Haevey
Paasie
Eaxtnrer Corps
Kelly
Hatreya
Licensed to Marry Listings Across Virginia and Nearby States
A lengthy roster of couples listed for marriage or betrothal including Arthur Jackson and Alice Brinkley of Virginia, Thomas Henry Taylor and May E. Bickerton, with officiating ministers named. The compilation spans multiple towns such as Warm Springs, Richmond, Jersey City, and Mount Landing among others, noting ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New York
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Arthur Jackson
Turnettile
Alice. Brinkley
Warm Springs
H. F. Downs
Thomas Henry Taylor
May E. Bickerton
Roome, Jr
Robert E. Clarke
Bertha Gray Roscher
Beth
A. B. Barrows
George L. Nelson
Washington
Ross Blaby
E. R. Bagby
John W. Green
May Frost
Jersey City
N. J
W. M. Lyon
Irve C. Grimm
Franklin
Mary R. Smith
J. C. Palmer
Martin Keady
Catherine Hamilton
Her. W. Brocka
Maurice F
Peadle C. Warginer
Blenmond
H. D. Mitchell
Frasier C. White
Gertrude E. Davis
J. E. Horathamy
James T. Russell
Smauerduck
Vordie ¥. Groves
Temington
A. T. Stevenson
Charles
Births Reported In Local Notices
Birth notices list multiple families with names matched to newborn girls and boys. Entries include Wilifema, Walrecker, Themponn, Timberlake, Phomea, Spurrough, Sompaon, Fuwan nin Poove, Ron, Fo Phomea, and other pairs with dates and gender notes, reflecting a bustling period of new arrivals in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan B
May M. Wilifema
Farnent A
Eleanor RF
Abie
Choris
Mand Fee Bey
Gtr
Theriac
Bund
Gtel
Venin
F Deffernon
Deaths Reported in Vague Local Notice
Obscure death notice lists numerous names with garbled addresses and ages. The fragmentary text mentions Nelle A. Reapsemer 54 and others associated with various streets and places, but lacks coherent biographical details or dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Dolph
Callahan
Cateman
Jolie
Capers
C. Graham
Mra Couer
Aes
Dwiph
Allyn
EO Capron
Mer
Witham
Court Wood
John G. Capers
ED C. Graham
Ufford
Legion of Loyal Women To Aid
Ea Wai
Sted
Chesa Beach
Ass Ad Clese Res- Morea Ety
Tatoyarras Tetas
Suab- E Teivea
Nomlon Orb
Ists
Ioney
Ta Etion
Fiugineset St
Almetae
Brooklind
Frank T Ippolito
Gseyscale Morths Igo
Sting
At Fire Engine
Foswerk
Arel
Ororens
Ippul
Carriz
Henderson National
Simon
Sterling
Ves
Smith
Tahoe
Stona
Bel Ns
Lows
Knights of Torustiom
Strue Reformers
Vns
Cardines
District Court News
Eas
United Wa Cour Ha
Frederick W. Whip
William Ho Michael
Emma Jane Michael
Frank Henry Hiestand
and Diamonds
Les Named
Peete
Fitrneath
Honda
Diaderas
Leagie Veta
Melestes
Kemite
Baris
Gall
Leon Tebriner
Thomas Dunlop
Stanton c. Heelte
Detroit
Mich
Toe Atlanti
Seaboard
National Tuberculosis Hospital Association
Bledgee
John B. Cochran
Henry Hentfrew
Lawrence Perry
Moore & Hii
Ernestine Reuter
District Supreme Court
Benning Road
Edwin C. Dutton
TL. Jeffords
Julian Schley
Ansistant One! Neer
Maj. Schley
Pastrict
Electrical Department
Public Anticies Commission
Hert St. Clair
National Press Club
Nora Flynn
Press Club
St. Clair
Prof. Hott
Police News
Richard Washington
United States Treasury
Nichols Avenue
Anacustia
Homer H. Lepp
Senator Lane
Oregon
Sixth
Fatréets
Northwest
Sepp
Capital Traction Company
Seventh
David Shanklin
William Marshall
Barton Ewers
Tenth
George Rogers
Tennallytown
Scott Street
Outland
P Street
Eleventh Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Homeopathic
Ashby Flynn
F Street
Third and
Hoo Streets
Edmond Carl
O Street
W. H. Rock
Merchante’ Transfer and Storage Company
Orlando Ducker
Herndon
Washington and Old Dominion Railroad
M Streets
Georgetown University Hospital
Frank Gilhooly
New York Baseball Club
Seventh Street Grounds
Bruce Benton
Fourteenth Street
North Capitol
David Ullman
Charles A. Sonnerman
Seventh Street
Pennania Avenue
Handliramall
Herman
Fleenth Street
Magne Company No
Bruce Alen
Bein Avenue
Friendship
Vee
Yeas
Washema Ant Electric Company
AM. DM
Sunasta
Local Weather
Conger’s
Ph. W
Higtent
Fall
Asheride
Atlanta Ga
Anan City
Baltimore
Bismarck
N. de
Bnnton Man
Buffalo
N.Y. Ey
Chicago
Cinemmatt Micro. Ie
Cheseane
Wyo
Davenport
Wwa
Keeseee
Penver
Cate
Des Moines
Towa
Danity Mimes
Galveston
Tex
Velen
Ite
Kane
Ate
Los Angeles
Cad
Marquette
Memplia
Tenn
Milam
New Orlean
North Platte
Nebr
Simana
Philadelphia Ag
Portland
Fortland
Irre
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Tenis
Taman
Lincoln
United Committee of New York
City of Washington
American Security & Trust Company
To. J. Bell
Ordway
D. J. Kaufman
Washington Post Automobile
Mail
Washington Post Building
National Electrical Supply Co
Record Auto Company
Maan, Ave
Irvin T. Doushow
14Th Street
Columbia Auto Supply
14Th
Irving Streets
L. E. Sullivan Tire Company
Adams News
Barber & Hoss
Nelle A. Reapsemer
Marlin
Providence
Rhode Inland
Asylum
Howard Enon
Benga Ted
Elk Grove
Elgin
Golden & Co
la. Ave
Harp
Berkeley Rye
St. N
Emerson & Ohme
Maxwell
Wonder Car
H.R. Leahy, JR. Distriputer
St. WN
W. Tel. North
FORD
B. A. Hardt
Mgr
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim
Semmes Motor Company
Aye
Carne
Teaga Republic Motor
Commerc
Satistes
Judd & Detweler
Dunk Dee
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