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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1917

Page

10

Scout Bond Sales Total 25 Million Prompts Wilson Letter

The Boy Scouts of America reported liberty bond sales around 25,001,000, 35 to 40 percent above initial figures, prompting a June 22, 1917 letter from President Woodrow Wilson praising the scouts and thanking scoutmasters and volunteers. Secretary Baker also announced Melvin Burton Ericson as a new confidential assistant for the war period, son of a former comptroller.

Colin H. Livingstone Boy Scouts of America New York Boy Scouts Woodrow Wilson Livingstone White House Washington Mr Livingstone Baker Melvin Burton Eineson Chicago Mr Ericson OFC Ericson McKinley Roosevelt

Funeral of Rear Admiral Cromwell Interred at Arlington

The body of Rear Admiral Bartlett J. Cromwell A N retired who died in Montrose Pennsylvania Sunday will be interred in Arlington this morning. The funeral from the family residence 1525 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest will be at 11 o clock. Cromwell born in Georgia, appointed to the navy from Nebraska in September 1857, served in the Civil and Spanish wars, named rear admiral in March 1898, retired in 1902 for age and resided in Walden since then.

Bartlett J. Cromwell Montrose Arlington New Hampshire Avenue Cromwell Georgia Nebraska Walgten Eek Rh

Morning Aria by Peter Heven Butte Peer Gynt Euphonium

A brief music note announces an overture and pieces including Badinage and Euphonium solo from Peer Gynt. Performer Peter Heven Butte is listed for the aria. Morning.

Riensl Badinage Peter Heven Butte Peer Gynt

Diplomatic and Social Round at Washington Embassy Dinner

A Washington dinner hosted by the French Ambassador Mme Jusserand honored the Belgian mission led by Baron Moncheur with guests from Belgian and French missions and other dignitaries. Guests included H R H Prince Udine, Countess Cellere, Viscount Ishif, and various ministers and officials. several moves about travel and engagements for summer plans and inspections followed.

Mme. Jusserand Baron Moncheur Baron Cartier M. Tardieu Breckenridge Long Belgium Mra Larz Anderson Granville R. Fortescue Hugh Gibson Mme. de Blanpre Duc de Guiche Bartlett Mary Patten H.R Udine Countess Af Cellere Washington New York Prince Udine Mme. Jusnerand

Clark Cosgrove and Arthur Clark wed at St Martin's Church

Miss Maybelle Cosgrove and Mr. Arthur J. Clark of Lynn Massachusetts married on June 1 in a mutual mass at St Martin's Church. Ceremony by Father Hannan assisted by Fathers McGuigan and Hagan. They plan a Lynn, Massachusetts home and wedding trip.

Maybelle Cosgrove Arthur J. Clark Lynn Maas St Martin's Church Father Hannan Father McGuigan Westminster Father Hagan St. Patrick's Church Milan Beatrice Cosgrove George W. Hurley Providence, R. 1

Social News Roundup From Washington and Nearby Nineteen Twenties Era

Dr and Mrs Lowndes entertain in compliment to Dr and Mrs Pryor whose marriage was recent. Mr Pryor recently returned to Washington after a posting here. Charles Lowndes to spend summer at Stanford HW. Rep John H Small and Mrs Small host guests from Rockingham NC and others on a motor trip to Atlantic City and New York then Shenandoah valley to White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Palmer wife of Admiral Palmer returns from New York where son James McKeldrin studies at St Pauls.

Perry Belmont Washington State Department Viscount Ishif Mrs. Belmont Newport Belcourt John H. Hewson Auburn Bar Harbor H. HE. Webster Samuel J. Dara Buffalo Powhatan James M. Huston Huston Craig Huston Samuel M. Clement Miss Clement Frederick Clement Philadelphia Col Mason Gulick Mrs. Gulick Tracy Joseph P. Tracy Ardmore Henry A. Wiley Charles H. T. Lowndes U.S. N John H. Small Small F. M. Lyon Frances McPhail Rockingham N. GC Atlantic City New York Maybelle Small Annie Ehrie Poll Ransome Sanders Smithfield N. CC Pou Sanders Crawford Shenandoah Valley White Sulphur Springs Mrs. Palmer Admiral Leigh Co. Palmer James McKeldrin St. Paul’s, Np Dubassoff C. V. Shutt Dmitry

Wilson to Honor Emmet with National Museum Statue

A bronze statue of Emmet, the Irish martyr, will be presented to the United States government in the rotunda of the New National Museum. Judge Victor J. Dowling will present, Miss Alice O Gorman to unveil, Chief Justice White to accept, John McCormack to sing, and President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson to attend and speak. Delegates from Irish-American groups nationwide will be present, with 800 capacity and a full program awaiting clearance on permissions.

Board of Regents Smithsonian Institution Robert Emmet Emmet United States New National Museum Victor J. Dowling New York Alice O'Gorman O’gorman White Supreme Court John McCormack Wilson Phelan California

Women To Tell Age In Census Registration

The women’s committee of the Council of National Defense announces start of registration for wartime service. Women will provide name, age, color, occupation, availability, citizenship, education, dependents, and training. They must indicate preferred service area and any skills useful to the government, plus health and vision details.

Council of National Defense

High Shriners In Session In Minneapolis Meeting

Nearly 1,000 delegates attend the annual meeting of the Imperial Council Nobles of the Myotic Shrine in Minneapolis. Gov. Burnquist and Mayor Van Lear welcome attendees, Loum F. Niedringhaus of St. Louis delivers remarks, and Charles E. Ovenshire of Minneapolis is elected potentate as the group plans only organizational business with a likely adjournment Wednesday night.

Minneapolis Minn Imperial Council Myotic Shrine Burnguiat van Lear Loum F. Niedringhaus St. Louis Imperial Potentata Charles E. Ovenshire

Mayi’s Wonderful Hemedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments

A Chicago stomach specialist warns that daily cathartics fail to cure stomach trouble and cause bile accretions leading to gall stones cancer and other harmful conditions. Marr’s Wonderful Hemedy is touted as the ideal remedy for stomach divert and intestinal ailments with a single dose claimed to prove benefit. Available at local drug stores and by druggists nationwide.

Chicago Mayi O' Donnell's People’s Drug Store F. A. Tschiffely Drussleia

Pan American building hosts Russian mission gala

A grand reception at the Pan American Union honors the Russian mission led by Boris Bakhmetief. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson attend with Cabinet members and diplomats as flags, garden lights, and elegant gowns create a fairyland atmosphere. Supper tables glow under lily pond lights as music fills the hall.

Pan- American Building Wilson Mra. Lan Boria Bakhmetieff Pan-American Union Mra. Wilson Mme. Jusserand Miss Wilson Therra

Funeral of Mrs Lucy Leadbeater Speiden

Funeral services for octogenarian Lucy Leadbeater Speiden, who died Monday night, were set for 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church North West. The Rev E Hez Swem and Rev Dr Clarke of Manassas, Va, officiated. A lifelong Washington resident, she supported church work and is survived by six children: Lucy Culverwell, Mariana Spelden, and sons Edgar, Albert, Cuthbert, Thomas.

Lucy Leadbeater Speiden First Baptist Church Sixteenth O Streets E. Hez Swem Clarke Manassas Spelden Washington Lucy Culverwell Mariana Spelden Edgar Albert Cuthbert Thomas Spelden

Dr M Kell Named Bishop for Atlanta Diocese

The Rev H J McKell rector of Christ's Episcopal Church Nashville Tenn was elected bishop of the Atlanta Episcopal diocese at the diocesan council meeting in Atlanta on June 26 He won on the second ballot with rivals including Rev W R Goodwin Rochester NY Rev Henry W Phillips Sewanee Tenn and Rev C B Wilmer Atlanta The council convened to select a successor after Bishop C K Nelsons death and after Rev Robert F Copeland Rector Trinity Church New Orleans declined the post

Atlanta H. J. McKell Christ’s Episcopal Church Nashville Tenn Atlanta Episcopal Diocese McKell W. R. Goodwin Rochester N. Y Henry W. Phillips Sewanee, Tenn C. B. Wilmer C. K. Nelson Robert F. Copeland Trinity Church New Orleans Nelson

Baroness Effects Seized in Marinette Auction

Auction sale of personal belongings of Baroness May de Pallandt, seized after a $13,000 judgment won by Migs Frank Gray Shaver of Lake Forest, Illinois. A bust valued at $3,800 sold for $25. The baroness remains in New York. a $30,000 suit against her is to be tried in Menominee, Michigan.

Menominee, Mich

Citizens Aid Recruiting in North Capitol Area

North Capitol and Eckington Citizens Association met to plan a campaign to enlist 10 young men in various branches of the service this week. A committee led by Dr Edward J Thompson and including William G Henderson and others will meet today to speed recruitment. The two shift system for the local fire department was discussed and referred to a special committee for recommendation. Edward W Morecock was elected to membership.

North Capitol and Eckington Citizene’ Association Edwar J Thompson William G. Henderson A Coulter Wells Edward Foulke T H Hall Fire Department Edward W Morecock

Queen of Canada Seeks 500000 At Treasury Visit

A flamboyantly dressed claimant claiming to be queen of Canada visited the Treasury Department to collect 500000 owed by the government for coronation expenses. The scene ended with her disappearance and a man with visions of biblical war conduct taken for treatment. Police and secret service tracked 79 eccentrics since the war began, 44 sent to Government Hospital for the Insane and 35 to Washington Asylum Hospital.

Canada Treasury Secret Service Asylum Hospital Washington Aft Treasury Department McAdoo S Wolfe Richmond Washington Asylum Hospital Government Hospital

250 Men At Club Drill At Riding and Hunt Club

The Riding and Hunt Club reports 250 men attended Friday night drill led by Capt. Archie Miller. He notes numbers faded after training camps opened but nearing previous levels and expects 500 enrollees soon. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon and aviator Ned Prince are scheduled to speak next Friday.

Riding and Hunt Club Archie Miller

Belgians to Visit Congress in Welcoming Tour

The Belgian commission to the United States led by Baron Moncheur will visit the House of Representatives today at the invitation of members. The House has already hosted British, French, Italian and Russian commissions. Allied representatives received a warm greeting and an unusually demonstrative welcome is anticipated for Belgian visitors from the ravaged kingdom.

United States Baron Moncheur House of Representatives

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