Alleged Sunday Violations to Be Investigated by Temperance Groups
Mrs Mary Carroll a trained nurse accuses Washington druggists of selling spirits on Sundays. At a Woman's Christian Temperance Union executive meeting at 522 Sixth Street NW a committee will be formed with Good Templars and Rechabites to inspect and report on the lax excise laws and enforcement in the city.
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Mary Carroll
Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sixth Street Northwest
W. CG. T. UL
Good Templars
Rechabites
Washington City Excursions and Events Highlight Busy Day
CITY BULLETINS Excursions Today Chevyl Chase cars from New York avenue and Fifteenth street every few minutes Marine Band every eventing Cars for Glen Echo via Fourteenth and F streets Northwest Steamer St Johns 40 mile moonlight trip at 1 p m to River View at 10 a m, and 2 and 7 20 p m Seventh street wharf Steamer Charles Macalester for Mount Vernon 9 0 a m and 2 30 pm Hotel Continental Rathakeller Cool and delightful N Cap and E Rome Under Vero Virginia Delegates to Train Dispatchers of America convention in Baltimore visit Washington today Lunch in chamber rooms Capt James T F Oyster president will speak.
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Chevyl Chase
New York Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Marine Band
Glen Echo
Fourteenth
St Johns
River View
Seventh Street
Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon
Continental Rathakeller
Cool and Delightful
N. Cap
Rome
Vero
Virginia
Sth
Het
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Train Dispatchers of America
Baltimore
Washington
James TF. Oyster
Simple corn cure GETS-IT claimed to wonderfully heal
An old time advertisement touts GETS-IT as a painless corn cure that simply makes corns and calluses detach from true flesh without harming healthy skin. It promises easy removal, no plasters or bandages, and feet returning to the way they felt in barefoot days.
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Washington
Amd
Adrian
Klocsewski
Washington Normal School Commencement Highlights 1912
Idaho Senator William E Borah and retiring Superintendent Alexander A Stuart spoke at the Washington Norman School exercises in Memorial Continental Hall. Seventy five girls graduated, including nine in the kindergarten course, with diplomas awarded by James F Oyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Borah
Idaho
Alexander A. Stuart
Washington Norman School
Memorial
Continental Hall
Senator Borah
Spencer Massey
John Reid Shannon
Gallaudet confers sixteen degrees at 1911 closing
President Percival Hall presided as Gallaudet College granted sixteen degrees to the class of 1911. Awards covered bachelor arts, bachelor science, bachelor letters, and master arts with several graduates listed, a valedictory in sign language, and scholarship prizes announced. Wallace Fowler retires as burning agent. James Hooper of New York named successor.
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Percival Hall
Gallaudet College
Eaton
Pike
Newman
Niles
Grace
Hower
Talbert
Craven
Elmer
Bailey
Morris
William ~ Baxter Mosey
Fossan
Robinson
Michaels
Lee
California
Ifornia
Missouri
Seaton
Arizona
Dwight
South Carolina
Wallace G. Fowler
Fowler
James J. Hooper
New York
Washington Normal School No 2 Commencement and Class Roster
The annual commencement exercises were held in the Sumner school assembly hall. The eighth grade Tenth division graduation featured Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown and Richard R. Borner presenting diplomas to eighty graduates, with Anne Estelle Dyson as president and Harry A. Jacobs as vice president.
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Washington Normal School No 2
Sumner School
Ellen Spencer Massey
Franas J. Grimke
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Ricard R.borner
Board of
Educattion
Fruscoe Conkling Bruce
Anne Estelle Dyson
Harry A. Jacobs
Lulu Meyer
Wilbur Coleman
Matthew W W. Clair
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Lilian Rosa Skinker
Jeannette Feano Smith
Willis May Smith
Sadie Thomas Sumner
Claudine Briles Taylor
Irena May Taylor
Gertrude Broks Walker
Erma Louise Welch
Louie Evangeline Wiseman
Uriel Tustine Wilkes
Carolyne Juanlta Wilson
Ella Macron Wylie
Virginia Luciete Clark
Tre Lstelle
Entt
Jessica Veronica Janefer
Grace Roberta Lancaster
Ohio Legislator Addresses M Street Seniors at Howard Theater
Representative EB L Taylor of Ohio spoke to the M Street High School graduating class yesterday afternoon at the Howard Theater. Dr. W Tunnell and Mrs. Mary C Terrell of the board of Education presided, diplomas were awarded, and scholarships were given by Roscoe C Bruce.
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M Street High School
Ohio
Eb, L Taylor
Howard Theater
W. ¥. Tunnell
Board of Education
Mary C. Terrell
Pearl C. Flagg
Helen BE
OL Lee
Elsie R. Newman
Roscoe C. Bruce
Board of
Juanita Charlotte Dean
Kathleen Beatrice DeLong
Rachel Adelaide Dent
Vernette
Virginia Dixon
Esther Louise Dorsey
Gladys Christine Fearing
Evangeline Fitzhugh
Pearl Olive Flagg
Ruth Irene Gatewood
Pearl Elizabeth Gordon
Lenora Theresd Hall
Sybil Louise Hammonds
Mamie Bell Harper
the Catherine Harris
Jemina Laura Harris
Viole
Elizabeth Henderson
Ethel Spann Mutchins
Charlotte Therdenta Johnson
Georgia Corlin
Bernadin Sedricks Brown
Asbury Hull Cooper, Jr
Francis Morse Dent
Preston Woodcutt Early
Leland Stanford Hawkins
George Edward C. Hayes
Ernest Hagood Hays
George Crocker Houllemand
Charles Hamilton Houston
Flavius Joseph Lucas
Francia Magruder
Irving Taliaferro Nutt
Harold Levy Quivers
William Limas Roulhac
Merlin Raphael Russell
Juan Estanisl
St Dominics Ends Term With School Diploma Ceremony
The Very Rev J R Meagher conferred diplomas on eleven graduates at St Dominics School closing exercises. Recipients: Elizabeth Berens Nellie Broderick Mary Brown Daphne Hopkins Agnes Regan Abbie Riordan Bruce O Connor Eugene Liston William Wright Allen Murdock Clarence Schatz. The 385 pupils performed Rip Van Winkle with many students in principal roles. Musicians Laurie Repetti Lillian Malevich Gertrude Eichhorn.
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J. R. Meagher
D. C
St. Dominc's
Elizabeth Berens
Nellie Broderick
Mary Brown
Daphne Hopkins
Agnes Regan
Abbie Riordan
Btuce O'Connor
Eugene Liston
William Wright
Allen Murdock
Clarence Schatz
Rip van Winkle
William Buckley
Francis Welch
Charles Brown
Joseph Parks
Joseph Fitzgerald
Mellie Broderick
Joseph Marsden
Andrew Schatz
John Dyer
Laurie Repetti
Lillian Malevich
Gertrude Eichhorn
Washington Praises Merritt Postal Reform System
Washington business leaders commend Postmaster Merritt for the new special delivery plan. Carriers can deliver letters to outlying areas and return within about two hours. The system promises prompt service, expanded use, and faster delivery of important messages.
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Merritt
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Washington Post Office
Wiliam D. Hoover
National Savings and Trust Company
G Street
Seventh Street
East Capitol
Fourth Streets
Willard P. Tisdel Dies After Long Career Abroad
Willard Parker Tisdel former Guatemala Central Rail road general manager and Occidental Railroad vice president died of heart disease at his home 2013 A Street northwest. He served in Civil War battles and did railroad and diplomatic work in Congo Free State and South America, including first U.S. government visit to Congo Free State. Born July 27 1843 in Madison Ohio he also built Guatemala rail link to the U S via Mexico. Survived by wife Sallie and three daughters Edie Carrie and Mme Grecia de Vollant. Funeral at 3 30 pm tomorrow at the home, burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Willard Parker Tisdel
Guatemala Central Railroad
Occidental Railroad
Tisdel
Guatemala
South America
United States
Congo Free State
Madison
Lake County
Ohio
Union College
Mexico
Sallie Tisdel
Edie
Carrie Tisdel
Mme. Grecia’ de Vollant
Rock Creek Cemetery
Honors Lawyer Percival M Brown at Chamber Funeral
Washington Chamber of Commerce adopts sympathy resolutions for Percival M. Brown, a noted District lawyer, with a committee named to attend his 3:30 pm funeral. Service led by Rev Wallace Radcliffe at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and burial in Congressional Cemetery. Funeral at 1357 Hudld street home.
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Chamber of Commerce
P. M. Brown
Percival M. Brown
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Brown
Leftwich Sinclair
Proper Shampoo Advice From Mae Martyn
The Los Angeles News cites Mae Martyn warning of increasing female baldness and scalp troubles caused by harsh soaps. She endorses a simple home shampoo of canthrax dissolved in hot water as the safest, most cleansing and luster enhancing option, predicting fewer hair and scalp issues if adopted.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles News
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