Women Leaders Outline Cabinet Picks If Women Were President
Prominent women including Belva Lockwood and Anna Shaw discuss who should fill a future presidential cabinet and what policies they would pursue. They advocate universal woman inclusion, government ownership of utilities, a strong pure foods regime, and a revamped war department with Carnegie as secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Belva A. Lockwood
Conntel
Anna Shaw
Tray Country
Tao
Mia
Lockwood
Shaw
Expresa
Kovernment
East Kovernment
Parcela Post
Brewis
Andrew Carnegie
Gener
Jeex Wael
Fos
Nila Flagg Young
Chicago
Col
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Pera
Torhans
Bienso Massey
Lisford Pinchot
Pure Food Commission
Harvey W. Wiles
Joana
United States
TECH Players Rehearse For McKinley Manual Theater
Rehearsals held at New datest night for a program titled misy to be staged tomorrow evening by the McKinley Manual Training Nocanl group. Robert Edeson leads cast with Strongheart in a production featuring Emily Redies in principal parts and Mrs. Mary A. Jordan’s son-in-law Louis F. Zinkhan in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Robert Edeson
Uwwo
Hart of
Strongheart
Hebert
Henderson
Emily Redies
Ssiner
A. Davia
Benjamin
Franca T. Urow
Norman Foo Moore
Frank
Morgan
Eo Muller
George E. Saunders
Haci
Milla Walker
Robert
Dolly M. Parker
Mir
Marlon Cramer
Marian V
Annette Hocheen
N. M. M-Kernan
A. B. Many
BE. B Baker
I. Solomon
Women Appointed to Cabinet Posts by Possible Administration
A historical speculative list assigns women to major Cabinet roles and key commissions. Names include Miss Jane Addams, Mrs Ellen Spencer Munsey, Mrs Ella Flagg Young, Mrs Hetty Green, Clara Foltz, and others, paired with positions from Secretary of State to Labor and white slave commission. Various cities and institutions appear, reflecting early 20th century advocacy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander C. Knox
the Treasury
Hetty Green
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas Marburg
Baltimore
Clara Foltz
California
Joep. Longstreet
Georgis
Interior
Clark Hazen White
Chicago
Navy
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Commerce
Labor
Jane Addams
Gifford Pinchot
Child Welfare Commission
Ellen Spencer Munsey
Pure Food Commission
Harvey W. Wiley
Misa Jane Addams
Louis Brandeis
Boston
Jonathan Bourne
Idaho
Ella Flagg Young
Charles Bailey
Cornell University
John Mitchell
Miss Jean Gordon
New
Married Life the Third Year by Mabel Herbert Urner
Helen endures a strained dinner at Dick Fairchilds with Alice as jealously taunts and phone calls disrupt the evening. The couple’s tensions reveal Fairchilds flirtatious charm and Alice’s insecurity, while Helen reassures Warren of loyalty in a lengthy aside, ending with a letter praising faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Herbert Urnert
Helen
Alice
Dick Fairchild
Warren
Fairchild
Farrond
Goodsby
Jeal- C
Phere
Aice
Record price at Paris sale for Duval de l'Epinoy portrait
Jacques Doucet collection sale in Salle Petit Paris fetched La Tour pastel portrait of Duval de l Epinoy for 600 francs, the highest price in France for a public sale picture. Previously Murillo Immaculate Conception held the 586000 franc record from 1852 Soult sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Doucet
Salle Petit
Paris
la Tour
Duval de l'Epinoy
France
Murillo
Soult
Realty Men Organize Read Rules Of Body For Real Estate Group
About 100 real estate brokers met last night at the Chamber of Commerce in Washington City to organize a Real Estate Brokers Association. Herbert L. Shannon was named temporary secretary as William H. Saunders read the proposed constitution, which established the group as the Real Estate Brokers Association of Washington, D. C. and set an annual meeting for 7 p.m. The body adopted the 14 articles with a minor amendment and discussed charter membership and a future membership committee of at least five to review applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
John L. Weaver
Herbert L. Shannon
Shannon
William H. Saunders
Specif
Real Estate Brokers’ Association of
Washington City
D. C
Second Day Realizes Near Ten Million in Doucet Sale
Paris June 6 The second day of the Doucet collection sale closed with strong results totaling about 9 957 000 francs 41 991 400. Statues drew top prices including Houdon's boat of Sabine Houdon bought by the Duveens for 99 000 and Baron Rothschild paying 945 000 for Clodion's L ivresse du Balser. Several Clodions topped bids with Two Young Women 80 140 Innocence 28 732 L Ivresse du Vin 24 25 and Warin's boat of Richelieu selling for 28 640. In paintings Lebrun's portrait of Mme Grant later Princess de Valleyrand led at 8 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doucet
France
Houdon
Sabine Houdon
Duveens
Baron Rothschild
Clodion
Aborn Sings Final Opera Rigoletto at National Theater
The Aborn English Grand Opera Company presented Rigoletto at the National Theater before a large crowd, with Edith Helena and Hugene Battain delivering strong performances. The duet in act two and Helena’s aria showcased her coloratura soprano. Sparafucite Herbert Waterous impressed, while Harry Luckstone underwhelmed as Rigoletto. Tonight Albert Amadi will replace Battain in the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn
Duke
Gilda
Miss Helena
Sparafucite
Herbert
Waterous
Harry Luckstone
Rigletto
Albert Amadi
Mr. Battain
George Washington University Grants Doctor of Laws Degrees
At commencement exercises Charles Edward Munroe a chemist and educator received the degree of doctor of laws in recognition of more than four years devoted to teaching and research in chemical sciences for the benefit of students producers and the state. James Brown Scott was awarded for distinction in law and letters for public service and for promoting peace and goodwill among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Charles Edward Munroe
James Brown Scott
A. M
Daintiness Over Dress in Woman's Appearance
The article argues money is not essential for an attractive look. Dainty grooming beats costly outfits. simple, well-kept basics can rival luxury fashion. Care, neatness, and restraint trump frills, and a well-groomed, dainty appearance can outshine expensive dress.
Receiver Appointed for Belle Pre Bottle Company in Alexandria
In Alexandria Circuit Court judge J B T Thornton placed Wiering in the hands of receiver Hebert A Thompson after a suit by George L Appich creditor. Belle Pre Bottle Company's plant in Alexandria ceased operations last November with estimated liabilities near 50000 plus 35000 bonds secured by all company property. Assets include 12000 in bills receivable and stock. Directors and officers listed. bond of 25000 posted. Meanwhile health laws debate continues. Mayor council delaying final action until next week and likely June 12 operative date. Knights of Columbus to unveil memorial in Washington. Masons plan visit with banquet at Mount Vernon Chapter tonight. Alexandria Motorboat Association starts marine railway at Wolfe Street, with clubhouse plans for fall. Mrs Mary Shuman dies at 87. Evelina Mccuen and Robert Reynolds wed at Grace Church rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Guy H. Johnson
Washington
Gardner J. Boothe
George L. Appich
Belle Pre Bottle Company
Wiering
Hebert A. Thompson
J. B. T. Thornton
Circuit Court
Manassas
Thompson
Appich
Belle Pre Company
Ralph Barnard
F. R. Horner
Egbert A. Thompson
W. L. Rammel
Grace Thompson
E. A. Thompson
Roger W. Duffey
Felix Freyhold
Harry W. Davis
Alexanarm Vuara O Anermen
Common Council
Furniture Fire Causes $1200 Loss at Walker Thomas Co
A fire likely sparked by spontaneous combustion on the third floor of the Walker Thomas Furniture Company at 1013-15 Seventh Street NW caused about $1200 in damage to the building and stock. Firefighters brought the blaze under control after mattresses and other flammable material on that floor flared briefly. Separate residence fire at 1317 Vermont Avenue caused further damage before being contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Thomas Furniture Company
Seventh Street
Charles King
Vermont Avenue
Real Estate Association Considers Members and Prospects
John L. Weaver leads a committee drafting a constitution to admit only licensed real estate brokers or agents with offices. An associate member class will grant benefits without voting rights. The group aims to organize and join the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges at the Louisville convention later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Weaver
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Loulaville
Saunders
Membership Committee Roles and Upcoming Election Plan
Names of those who are to serve on the membership committee tomorrow are listed. Once a reasonable number of applications have been received and reviewed by the committee, a meeting will be called and an election of officers will be held.
Duchess of Connaught Improves. Expected Hospital Discharge Soon
A Royal Victoria Hospital bulletin reports the Duchess of Connaught passed a satisfactory day with less pain and much sleep, indicating continued progress. It states she may leave the hospital within a week and that no further bulletins will be issued unless unexpected developments occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Duchess of Connaught
Royal Victoria Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belva Lockwood
Dr. Anna Shaw
MR. Carnegie
War Department
Secretary of the Treasury
New Willard
Louis F. Zinkhan
Mary A. Jordan
Tis W Zinkhan
Washington Asylum
A. J. Weber
Zinkhan
Bena
Georgetown Univer
Ieee
Horn
Meglerral Chemical Co
New York City
Evans
Qgram
People Macy
Ohn Clan
Flatiron Bidg
Alice Brooks
Duval DE
Realty
National Association
Louisville
Edith Helena
Eugene Batta
Applause
Castoria
E A. Thompson
Belle Pre Work
Fitzgerald Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbus Memorial
Young Men's Sodality Lyceum
Stonewall Band
Staunton
Cameron and
Payne Streets
M. J. McFarlane
A. A. Lucas
Alexandria Motorboat Association
Wolfe Street
Mary Shuman
John Shuman
South Royal Street
M 424
the Collier Agency Liability and Automobile Insurance Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg
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Duchess
Brady
Monitor
Merrimac
Worden
Farragut
New Orleans
Hartford
Dore
Ming
Orerhaps
Cai
Elson
Peninsula
Pair Oaks
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Jackson
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