Revolving Sun House: $500000 Beverly Estate Feature
Chicago heiress Mrs Leyla Lester completes a luxurious Beverly sun house on a terrace overlooking the sea. The glass and rustic wood structure rotates quietly on a hidden turntable, accommodating six guests with breezes from the ocean and a view of Massachusetts Bay.
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Chicago
Beverly Correspondence
New York
Massachusetts Bay
Leyla Leiter
North Shore
America
Ja Salt
Lester
Runaway Girl Ethel Deans Caught Arrest Ends Washington Pursuit
Ethel Deans, 17, daughter of Dr. A C Deans of 1109 Fifth Street NW, who vanished last week to join a traveling theater troupe, was arrested in Spring Hope, North Carolina, after a Washington detective bureau alert. Chief Stil lings had the girl held for her father, who proceeded from Washington after learning of the arrest.
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Ethel Deans
A. C. Deans
Fifth Street Northwest
Washington
Spring Hone
N. C
Washington Detective Bureau
Stilthes
Miss Deans
Miss Deans Was A Guest of A Hotel Where A Thetrical Company
Chief Sillings
Die Stauffacherin Meets in Washington Session
The June session of Die Stauffacherin the Swiss patriotic and social organization in Washington met yesterday at Mrs Iseli in Kenilworth. Attending were officers Mrs Spless Mrs Eisenbeiss Mrs Ey Toff Miss Holer and others. Present among the gentlemen were Edward Schmid J Egloff Eisenbeiss W Grass and others.
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Die Stauffacherin
Washington
Legation
Iseli
Kenilworth
Spless
Eisenbeiss
Ey- Toff
Miss Holer
Mmes. Holer
Engler
Kneessi
Caspay
Grune
Mgr Russell Honored at Cardinal Gibbons Ceremony
The article notes Mgr Russell receiving heartfelt congratulations from Bishop Shanahan and others. It recalls Father John J. Keane’s long service, the bishop’s praise, and the expectation that Russell will continue fruitful work in his new role. A 4 PM confirmation class of 450 occurred, with auxiliary Bishop Corrigan officiating and a public reception planned in New Carroll Hall.
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Mgr
Russell
Father Keane
Mgr. Hassell
Archj
John J. Keane
Mer. Russell
God
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles M. Bart
Dr. Burns
John Barrett
Bonaventure Cerretti
W. J. Carroll
Dr. Dyer
James Donohue
George A. Dougherty
F. P. Doory
M. Tagan
Paul Griffith
Thomas E. Gallagher
George Harrington
William J. Kerby
J. D. Marr
J. J. Murray
E. de L. McDonnell
Philip McGuire
KX. McKenny
James A. O'Connor
E. A. Pace
Mer. T. J. Shahan
Father Shandell
J. A. Smyth
Dr. Tracy
James R. Wheeler
John T. Whelan
John Fenelon
Messrs
M. Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
James Russell
John Russell Marion Russell
Thomas Russell
Mr. Wheeler
C. B. Corrigan
James A. Smyth
Sauvage
Holy Cross College
St. Augustine's Church
Mgr. Russell
New Carroll Hall
Cuno H. Rudolph
Maj
T. J. Shahan
Senor Calvo
Costa Rica
Hannis Taylor
Gwynne Gardner
William J. Carroll
William H. DeLacy
Law School Grads Honored at New National Theater Graduation
One hundred thirty one graduates from the National University Law School class of 1910-12 received degrees in a ceremony at the New National Theater. Gen George B Davis urged attorneys to prioritize ethics over wealth. the baccalaureate was led by Rev William Tayloe Snyder, with prizes awarded by Justice Thomas St Ander son and Chancellor Eugene Carusl. The list names numerous prize winners and Masters of Law graduates from many states and districts.
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National University Law School
New National Theater
George B. Davis
William Tayloe Snyder
Williamson Smith
Eugene Carusi
Thomas St. Anderson
District Supreme Court
Weather Conditions and Temperature Report June 4
Unsettled and showery weather across the eastern half with no major precipitation. Northwest shows early showers and rising pressure from a disturbance in southeastern Montana. Interlake temperatures stay high, with cooler readings in the Northwest. Forecast calls for local thunderstorms Monday in Atlantic States and lower Great Lakes, then drier conditions Tuesday. Warm and generally fair in Gulf States, Ohio Valley, and Southwest. Winds vary by coast and region, with later squalls possible on the upper lakes. River bulletin notes Potomac clear and Shenandoah muddy.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Montana
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Jower Lake
Missouri
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Gulf Statea
Ohio Valley
New England
Middle
South Atlantic
Epet Gulf
Weatth
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Steamera
European
Grand Banks
Denies church decline at memorial by Woodmen leader
The Rev J Henning Nelms rector of the Church of the Ascension told Woodmen of the World memorial attendees last night that churchgoers are not decreasing and that church furniture factories flood demand from new churches nationwide. He rejected claims of too many ministers, stating every denomination seeks more clergy. Speakers Morris Sheppard and James W Collier emphasized Woodmen’s benevolent mission for widows and orphans.
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J. Henning Nelms
Church of the Ascension
United States
Nelms
Mr. Nelms
Morris Sheppard
Texas
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Elm
George Sunday
H. W. Tobias
F. T. Murphy
Mount Vernon
William Schoneberger
W. H. McKinney
T. M. Posey
Oak
B. F. Williams
William Reinmuth
A. W. Hell
Ola Glory
S. £. Romar
R. B. Crump
J. H. Monroe
Gak
Bishop Confirms 250 at St Joseph Church Harrisburg
The Rt Rev John G Shanahan bishop of Harrisburg confirmed 250 candidates at St Josephs Church in Harrisburg yesterday afternoon. Two hundred fifty candidates formed a procession from St Josephs Hall to the church altar to receive the sacrament as Father F V Schmitt and Father J R Mathews assisted. A solemn high mass was celebrated yesterday morning for Pentecost with the celebrant named Father et.
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John G. Shanahan
D. D
Harrisburg
St. Joseph's C Church
Second
C Streets
St. Joseph's Hall
Shanahan
F. V Schmitt
J R. Mathews
Father
Children’s Day Observed at Vermont Avenue Church
Children's Day activities at Vermont Avenue Christian Church included morning and evening services to engage youth in foreign missions. Rev. Earle Wilfley preached an 11 a.m. sermon, followed by a 6:30 p.m. consecration meeting led by Samuel J. Jennings and a 7:30 p.m. program by the Sunday school children.
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Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Earle Wilfley
Samuel J. Jennings
Nic R. Jenner
Katherine Summy
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
A. 8. McDaniel
C. W. Shelton
Sunday School Missionary Society
N. R. Jenner
C. W.shelton
Col
Benjamin Alvord
W. F. McDaniel
Beverly Harris
Shelton
Horine
Katherine
Margaret Alvord
Pfender
Melton
Millington
Roberta Braddock
Lawrence
A A. Helder
K. Summy
C. J. Spiker
C. Reif
B. &. Couch
J. W. Alexander
Parents' Day Observed at Anacosia Methodist Church
Services celebrated yesterday with crowded auditorium at 11. Organ recital by Mrs. Beulah Fort followed by hymns and creeds. Speakers included Mrs. E P Watson, A B Sult, Mrs. E L Cater, and Mrs. Elia V Smith. George C Watson and George F Pyles sang solos. Rev Samuel W Graffin preached at morning service and Rev Dr Grifflin in evening stressing maternal responsibility.
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E .L. Cater
George C. Watson
Epworth League
Elia V. Smith
George F. Pyles
Samuel W. Graffin
Grace B. Singer
Dr. Grifflin
Tax Nets Great Revenue From Corporate Tax So Far
Supplementary estimates of the government receipts from the corporation tax show revenue for the month ahead will exceed early projections. First four months of this year report assessments over $2820.40, topping the totals for the same period in 1910 and leading states Pennsylvania New York and Illinois. Penalty will be added on all taxes unpaid by June 36.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ilinoisconta
Georgetown Ends Year With Solemn High Mass at Dahlgren Chapel
Georgetown University closed its scholastic year with religious ceremonies in Dahlgren Chapel at 1 am. Rev. Thomas Emmet S J celebrated the high mass, with Rev. Mark McNeal S J deacon and Edmund Walsh SJ subdeacon. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. Thomas J. Gassyn SJ president of Boston College. A choir of collegiate seniors performed Gounod's mass as deans represented faculties and many alumni attended, including Chief Justice White and several named scholars.
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Georgetown University
Dahlgren
Thomas
Emmet
S. J
Mark McNeal
Edmund Walsh
Thomas J. Gassyn
Boston College
Taft Backs Lincoln Memorial University Auditorium Memorial
President Taft endorses a memorial building at Lincoln Memorial University in Cumberland Gap Tennessee to honor Maj. Gen. Oliver Otis Howard. In a public letter he lauds Howard for devoting his later years to educating mountain people of the South and advancing the university’s work.
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Taft
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Howard Auditorium
Oliver Otis Howard
CO. O. Howard
South
Lincon Memorial University
Gen. Howard
Immaculata Seminary Holds Solemn Mass to Open Exercises
Immaculata Seminary on Wisconsin avenue began commencement week with a solemn high mass at 11 a m at St Ann s Church. Rev John Smyth c a of the Parists officiated, assisted by Rev Dr T W Moore and Rev T G Smyth. Students marched from the seminary to the church as alumnae attended in cap and gown. alumnae to meet today.
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Wisconsin Avenue
St. Ann's Church
John Smyth
C. A
Parists
T. W. Moore
Catholic University
T. G. Smyth
W. U. Students Attend Baccalaureate at All Souls Church
George Washington University held its annual baccalaureate sermon at All Souls Church delivered by Rev. U G B Pierce. About 200 students in academic robes joined faculty procession from the university to the church. The sermon titled The Causes and Motives Behind Work argued that most men strive for mere necessities rather than higher life goals.
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George Washington University
All Souls’ Church
U. G. B. Pierce
Quiet thief robs farmer in Good Hope DC
Russell Hawkins, a Good Hope farmer, woke to find more than 125 dollars missing from his pocket and a 25 dollar note gone. He suspects the thief knew him and acted quietly while he slept. Police are investigating.
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Russell Hawkins
Good Hope
D. C
Hawkins
St Louis Doctor Claims Tickling Ankle Reveals Skull Fractures
Washington physicians debunk Dr. G. G. Chaddock who says a half inch above the inner ankle can show skull fracture by toe direction. In 275 cases he reports success, but peers say the method is laughable and unreliable.
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Washington
Physicians of
G. Chaddock
St. Louis City Hospital
St. Louis
Chaddock
Borden
W. C. Borden
George Washington University
Bourne Charges Roosevelt Wilson Over Judicial Recall
Senator Bourne of the National Progressive League criticizes Col. Roosevelt and Gov. Wilson for opposing the recall of judges. He argues recalls threaten judicial independence and challenges them to deny this claim, asserting critics doubt the integrity of the judiciary and the American people.
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National Progressive League
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Bourne
Woodrow Wilson
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
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Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
Chapel 18 Dedicates New Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Dedicatory exercises for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Epiphany at U and Sixteenth streets and New Hampshire avenue were held yesterday morning. Clergy included Rev. Charles F. Steck, Rev. H. H. Weber, Rev. D. H. Bauslin, and Rev. George H. Staybaugh. The sermon followed by evening talks urged a robust attitude toward truth as cornerstone laid April 16.
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U and Sixteenth Streets
New Hampshire Avenue
Charles F. Steck
H. H. Weber
General Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
D. H. Baualin
Wittenberg Theological Seminary
Springfeld
Ohio
George H. Staybaugh
Slaybaugh
Steth
Weber
Taft Sends Carnations at All Souls Church Sunday School
A Children day service at All Souls Church featured a Taft letter read by Supt. Grosvenor Dawe. Taft expressed regret at missing the event and praised the Sunday school’s Bible study and education. Dawe distributed carnations with Taft cards to each child as recitations and songs followed by a brief pastor’s address.
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All Souls’ Church
Taft
Grosvenor Dawe
Dawe
All Souls’ Sunday School
A. G. B. Pierce
Honor Jefferson Davis Confederate gathering in Washington
Confederate associations of Washington plan a birthday celebration tonight at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church South. Senator J W Batley of Texas will deliver the address and the Confederate choir will sing. The event is described as a tribute to Jefferson Davis, not disloyalty to the Federal government.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Ninth Street
Masssachusetts Avenue
Jefferson Doyle
J. W. Batley
Texas
Inquiry into Culprit Fay sinking sails at Washington yard
The general court of inquiry led by Commander Charles C. Marsh will convene at the Washington Navy Yard to investigate the Culprit Fay disaster aboard the Dolphin. The coroner’s jury cleared Dolphin’s commander George W. Laws and crew of blame in the death of Alexander Yellowess. the Culprit Fay wreck is being moved to the yard for evidence.
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Charles C. Marsh
Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Fay
United States
Dolphin
Washington Navy Yard
George W. Laws
Alexander Yellowess
Army Land Navy
Winthrop
Helen Taft
George von I. Meyer
Navy Yard
Alexandria
Auto Ghoul Robbery Telegraphed From Md Death Scene
Central Office Detective McNamee probes ghouls who robbed the body of Robert Oliver C. Williams of Baltimore after a May automobile crash near Autoville Maryland. They took jewelry and money while the machine lay overturned. Anacostia undertaker Thomas F. Murray described men at the scene claiming to be Williams employees. Investigation to continue. Port Want Ads Free in The Post.
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McNamee
Robert Oliver C. Williams
Baltimore
Autoville
Thomas F. Murray
Nicholas Avenue
Anacostia
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