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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1920

Page

9

Great Children Pageant Planned to Promote Child Welfare

Preliminary meetings start tomorrow as Washington educators and officials organize a city wide children's pageant. Miss Ina Emery leads planning with support from major organizations to showcase beauty, healthfulness, and talent among children from several districts. A mass meeting with notable speakers will be held at multiple school auditoriums this week to unite parents, doctors, and civic groups in this effort.

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West states seek to curb federal employee expansion

Fragmented OCR text references proposed legislation affecting federal employees, targeting reductions and caps across Western states including Washington, Montana, Alaska, and others. It mentions a draft or discussion in a congressional context with concerns about job growth, department reviews, and administrative actions. The passage is garbled but centers on a political push to limit federal staffing.

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Accident Shoots Brother in Maryland Home

A 14 year old boy reportedly shot his brother in Hyattsville while handling a borrowed gun. The weapon discharged as the teen attempted to clear it, striking the brother in the upper back area. Both families are assisting police as the incident is under investigation.

Sperty William

The History of Your Name Osborne and Osborn Origins

The article traces Osborne Osborn origins from Nor man and Teutonic roots, noting Nor man introduction to England and frequent early use as Fitz Osborn meaning Osborn's son. It explains name formation from gods and bear words and describes later spelling variations remaining close to the original form.

Tour Faittafions Osborn Ae Honrn Fitz-Osborn Mingland Near Teutons Amd England Baltic North Seas France Osborne Fitz. Osborn

Society Notes Highlight Washington and Cleveland Summer Moves

Society, residents and Mrs Wilson enjoyed a Sunday drive. Secretary of War and Mrs Baker visit with daughter Miss Betty Baker. Argentine Ambassador Dr Le Sieeton visits San Francisco then West. Mr and Mrs Horace Westcott hosted dinner at Patuxent Gun Club for Mrs McMillan Gibson and fiance Maj Morris Ernest Locke. Mr and Mrs John G Carter return from their wedding trip and stay with Mrs Carter. The Demonet family relocate to 3432 Ashley Terrace Cleveland Park with daughter Mrs Harold Titus and husband Lt Titus stationed at Fort au Trince Hall. Katharine Edgar of Detroit attended a Cambridge Maryland wedding of cousin Miss Wallace to Tatout. Wedding of Miss Martha Elizabeth Turnee and Courtney Miller Marcey in Calvary Church. Various social visits and upcoming gatherings noted in Washington, Cleveland, and Annapolis areas.

Horace Westcott Patuxent Gun Club Potomac Jules Demonet Ashley Terrace Cleveland Park Harold Fl] Titus Titus United States Marine Aviation Corps Vort Au Trince Hall Katharine Edgar Detroit Washington Cambridge Walaice McCoamas Wallace Ralph Hudson Wooten Air ‘Service LSA Jameon Wallace Idutehens Hutchens Maten Rhatharing Lidgyur Henrietta and Matilda Millumas Aedios Eidgar Washington and Petro Martha Elizabeth Turnee Courtney Miller Marcey Calvary

Indian Exhibit Planned at Washington Chapter Meeting

A striking exhibit of Indian and mountain arts and handicrafts was announced yesterday for the Washington chapter of the Society for the Revival of Industrial Art. The event will feature an organization meeting and a large display of tribal handicraft through the Bureau of Indian Affairs, with mountain pieces gathered via mountain missions of Episcopal and other churches. New members include John Barton Payne, Alfred Harding, Charles Moore, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. James Carroll Srager, Mrs. Thomas FL Bay 1, Tennen Jennings, and Gordon Cumming.

Wll Washington Society For the Revival Bureau of Indian Affairs Episcopal John Barton Payne Interior Alfred Harding Charles Moore George Barnett James Carroll Srager Thomas FL Bay iTennen Jennings Gordon Cumming

More Truth Than Poetry By James J. Montague

Poem extols labor and perseverance in solving endless problems. A slim student toils late at night writing, doubting, and yet pressing on despite frustration and looming unanswered questions. The speaker embraces ongoing effort, hoping for leisure only after the Great Problem is finally solved.

James J. Montague

We’ll Never Get One One-Piece Party Platform

A clipped editorial quip arguing the nation desires a concise political platform. The text mocks the kaiser as a future tailor, suggesting such trades could fund another war, with satirical tone and period voice.

Five Women Candidates for Seats In Congress at the Fall Elections

Five women from states with suffrage announce bids for Congress in the fall election. Rose Schneiderman of New York runs on an independent labor platform against Senator Wadsworth. Nevada’s Anne Martin seeks the Senate with possible Republican nomination. Oklahoma’s Alice Robertson vies for the GOP House nomination. Marie Weekes in Nebraska seeks a seat via petition, Helen Statler in Michigan runs on a reform platform, and Esther Lovejoy in Oregon seeks the Democratic nomination.

Congress Rose Schneiderman New York Anne Martin Nevada Senate House United States Senate Tussia Wadsworth Inbor Hose Schneiderman Ere Women's Trade Union Lucasue America Jaly Paris Washington Miss Schneider Ms Martin Miss Martin Ghlahoma Alice Robertson Muskogee Nonpartisan League of Third Nebraska Marie Weekes Weekes Norfolk Neb Helen C. Statler Michigan Unite States United Dr. Lovejoy Portland Misa Alice Page National Woman's Party

Charles J. Murphy Dead In Maryland Cottage Visit

Charles J. Murphy died suddenly yesterday at 10:20 a m in Jessup Maryland where he and his family were staying for the summer. He leaves wife Margaret Hampton three daughters Louis Florence and Marybelle and son Charles J Murphy Jr Funeral arrangements not yet completed He was born in Philadelphia August 12 (year illegible) attended Ston Hall College and Georgetown Law School and practiced in the District He was son of James J Murphy official Senate reporter at his death and member of St Pauls Catholic Church.

Charley J. Murphy Jessup Margaret Hampton Louis Florence Marybelle Charles J. Murphy Mr. Murphy James J. Murphy Senate Philadelphia Tie Sertton Hall College Greorgetown Law School Kale- Tama Road Georgetown Law School Flys St. Paul's Catholic Church

Honor Medals To Be Distributed To Veterans

Under War Department arrangements the American Legion will distribute the victory medals to every American soldier sailor marine field clerk or nurse who served honorably between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. Commander James A Crain will oversee distribution in Washington with armistice day ceremonies under local posts. Posts will obtain application blanks from the nearest army post and have them typed notarized and forwarded to the War Department. Community plans will be guided by a committee of legionnaires officials business leaders and civic representatives.

War Department American Legion District of Columbia State Department James A. Crain Washington

Organdie Frocks Spark Bright Summer Style for Girls

Efek Boor highlights charming organdie frocks for growing girls aged six to four. Describes trimming tricks with contrasting fabrics, yokes, bands, and picoted edges, plus new ways to use organdie on blouses, jackets, and square neck dresses to create distinct, summery looks.

Efek Boor Randia Ehold Georgetic

Picturing Vogue for All Over Embroidery

A fashion note praises all over embroidery as the season's key design. It highlights light embroidery on dark fabrics for contrast and describes a striking ensemble: black taffeta basket and girdle, ecru crepe de chine skirt, beige embroidery on the jacket and purdle and s, and a skirt gathered on a black taffeta band to evoke a harem effect with corded taffeta top and umbrella pleats finished by taffeta buttons with eri color edges.

Free Examinations for Preschool Children at New Children's House

Special examinations of preschool children will be offered at the new children's house on 2100 Street Northwest. Specialists of child health will determine how many local children meet the standard of child perfection. A chart of infant mortality in the district, prepared by the Child Welfare Society, shows 1919 births 8,231 and deaths under one year numbering 702 for a population of about 455,428.

Washington Child Welfare Society Children’s House

Through a Widow's Lorgnette: The Crime of Growing Middle-Aged

In a playful exchanges between a widow and a bachelor, the piece lampoons middle age as a trend men fear less than women, arguing that obsession with age leads to dullness. The widow insists aging mentally and spiritually requires effort, while the bachelor resists, joking about appetite and flirtation. The dialogue ends with playful physical clutter and a quip on habit versus choice.

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