Art visitors view half of students two fine exhibits
Crowds at the Corcoran Gallery of Art viewed a dual exhibit: a rare collection of tapestries and rugs from Madrid’s royal manufactory and a portrait exhibit by the National Association of Portrait Painters featuring 37 works. The rug and tapestry show fills galleries G and H until next Monday, with many notable artists represented in the portrait display running through March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. A
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Spain
National Association of Portrait Palatera
Madrid
Robert Heart
Diegito Roybal
David Rumsey
Mary Foote
DeWitt M. Lockman
Walter C. Cowles Hhen
Elen Emmet Rand
Harl Stetson Crawford
Miss Owings
Helen M. Turner
Robert Vonnoh
Ben All Haggin
Howard Gardiner Cushing
Charles Dana Gibson
Irving R. Wiles
J.alden Weir
Cecilia Beaux
George Bellows
Louis Betta
Adolphe Borta
William M. Chase
William Cotton
Brenetts Herrman Crawford
Thomas
Bradley named new assistant to Interior Secretary
Secretary Lane announces I C Bradley of San Francisco as Assistant to the Secretary of the Interior. He was previously VP and GM of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and earlier held posts with Pennsylvania Railroad and Postal Telegraph Venture. He was also offered a directorship at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Today s Sun and Tide Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Interior Department
I. C. Bradley
San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior
Bradley
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
California
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Postal Telegraph Venta Company
Federal Reserve Bank of
New Silk Shipment Reaches New York via Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg reports thirty four carloads of Chinese silk passed through today en route to New York. It is the largest silk import via this port, valued at about three million six hundred thousand dollars. Weather notes, forecasts and temperatures from the Weather Bureau accompany the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashetilie
Atlanta
Boston
Maass
Buffalo
Chicago
Ill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Detroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Paso
Tex
Salveston
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Aris
Pittsburgh
Portland
St. Louis
St. Paul
New York
Campaign Launch Dr Martyn Preaches at Cosmopolitan Church
Dr. F F Martyn will preach the opening sermons at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church in a program midweek and again Sunday at 8 o'clock for a 90 day campaign. The event kicks off a $100000 effort to fund a new national church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Martyn
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Basket of Spring Flowers from Shaffer's
City notices advertise Shaffer's 900 14th Street offering a basket of spring flowers to delight a shut in friend with moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
GWU Students Work Through College To Meet Expenses
A survey of George Washington University shows about half of students across schools work while studying. At Columbian College 65 percent of 434 men and 262 women have regular jobs or earn income, with many paying tuition and aiding families. Others hold librarian, teaching, or federal positions, including 75 percent of Engineering students and 108 of 158 in Teachers Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Columbian College
Union Station
Dean Howard Lincoln Hodgkins
Department of Arts and A Sciences
Library of Congress
Federal
College of Engineerings
Washington
Peace price cited as costly in Norris speech
Judge William F. Norris of the Department of Justice at the colored branch of the Y M C A argued yesterday that peace at any price risks all life itself. He invoked Abraham Lincoln and Nazarene principles, urging that democracy must conserve human rights and that a good war preserves sacred life through patriotism and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Abraham Lincoln
William F. Norris
Department of Justice
Mr. Norris
Nazarene
Pain Man's Normal State Dictates Lectures at League
Dr Paul Bornsen told Washington Secular League listeners at Pythian Temple that optimism about life and belief in an objective universe are phantoms. He argued happiness is temporary pain relief and pain is humanity's normal state, drawing pushback from H R Boynton Walthers Heeles Saloman Feldman and President John D Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Secular League
Pythian Temple
Paul Bornsen
Dr. Bornsen
H. R. Boynton
Mr. Walthers
David Heeles
Samuel Saloman
Solomon Feldman
John D. Bradley
Talks On Cherokee Uplift Of Nations Indian Hardships
Miss Flizabeth Haupt spoke in Washington in support of North American Indians and the Cherokees of North Carolina at McKendree ME Church. She aims to promote Junaluska Light, a settlement for Indians along the Oconee Supter River in the Big Smokies, North Carolina, with public lectures this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flizabeth Haupt
Washington
North Carolina
McKendree
Miss Haupt
Junaluska
Oconee Supter River
Big Smokies
Lake Superior
North Woods
Archbishop Pearsall
Duluth
Mias Haupt
Rites for Gen Forbes Held at Marlborough Home
Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Theodore Frelinghuysen Forbes U S Army retired who died at the Marlborough last Friday at 77 will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the family residence in the Marlborough Interment will be at Arlington Cemetery Born in Hawaii he joined the 1024 New York volunteers at the start of the Civil War and was wounded at Cedar Mountain He later served as a lieutenant in his company until war’s end In 1903 he was made brigadier general and retired that year He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Thomas Lee Johnson and Mrs Woodward Bispham He belonged to the Military Order of the Loyal Legion Indian Wars Foreign Wars and the Army and Navy Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Frelinghuysen Forbes
U. 5
S. A
Marlborough
Arlington Cemetery
Hawaii
Forbes
New York
Cedar Mountain
Thomas Lee Johnson
Johnson
Woodward Bispham
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
The
Army and Navy Club
Tobacco Merchants Postpone National Convention
The Tobacco Merchants' Association of the United States postpones its May national convention in Washington until fall due to the European war and its impact on trade. President Jacob Wertheim of New York says war conditions, rising material costs and taxes, and export limits justify suspending the gathering while awaiting developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Merchants’ Association of the
United States
Washington
Jacob Wertheim
New York
Wilson Era: President Stays Indoors After Illness
President Wilson, recovered from a cold, remained indoors on surgeon Dr Cary T. Grayson’s advice. He read State Department dispatches and Navy progress reports on arming ships and is expected to be at his desk today.
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Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
State Department
Navy Department
Religious Services and Clergy In Washington Area
Religious notices describe Bishop Richardson of Fredericton visiting St Thomas and preaching at 11 pm and 3 pm. Worship, baptisms, and confirmations are noted across St Stephen’s Columbia Heights, Fifth Baptist, St Aloysius, Holy Trinity, and West Washington Baptist Church. Various pastors including Dr Briggs, Dr McKim, and Rev Dr J H Troy are listed with sermons, novena closes, and upcoming lectures.
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Bishop Richardson
Prederickton
Canada
Ernest Smith
St. Thomas' Rectory
Dupont Circle
Dr. Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
McVeigh Harrison
St. Stephen's Church
Columbia. Heights
Briggs
John E. Briggs
Fifth Baptist Church
St. Aloysius' Church
William J. Ennis
Loyola College
Baltimore
St. Aloysius’ Church
G. W. McCullough
West Washington
Gain for American Shipping Amid War Transfers
The American merchant marine reports a net gain of 361 114 gross tons from registry transfers since the European war began, against a net loss of 201 weasels. Commerce data shows 204 ships totaling 664 925 tons moved to the American flag, while 405 ships shifted abroad, though averaging far smaller sizes. Gains mainly from Great Britain and Germany. losses to Norway, Japan and France.
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Department of Commerce
China
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Japan
France
Banking Institute to Drill 150 Men for War Prep
The Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Banking plans a 150 man company for military service if the U S enters war with Germany. Drills begin at once with officers from last summer’s Plattsburg course. An employment bureau will register banking veterans to avert staffing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Roy IL
Neuhauser
FE. G. McWilliams
Philadelphia
John Calvert
National Savings and Trust Company
War Department
Plattsburg Camp
Plattsburg
Births Reported In Local Families
Hugh M and Emms 4 Shackleford, a girl. Otto and Violet A Ramdike, a girl. Asa H and Virginia M Phillips, a boy. Herbert W and Ethel G Lynch, a boy. Henry G and Minnie J Kiinge, a girl. Harry and Marie Hazel, a boy. Arthur W and Louvenia Gawen, a girl. George E and Dorothea Buffum, a boy. Granville and Luray White, a boy. Laster and Ethel Perry, a girl. Phillip and Irene Johnson, a girl. Mathew and Lacy Jones, a girl. Ralph and Mary E Dines, a boy. Clarence and Virginia Bets, a boy. Enoch and Marie Ayers, a girl.
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Hugh M
Emms
Shackleford
Otto
Violet A. Ramdike
Asa H
Virginia M. Phillips
Herbert W
Ethel G. Lynch
Henry G
Minnie J. Kiinge
Harry
Marie Hazel
Arthur W
Louvenia Gawen
George E
Dorothea Buffum
Granville and
Luray White
Laster
Ethel Perry
Phillip and
Irene Johnson
Mathew
Lacy Jones
Ralph and
Mary E. Dines
Clarence
Virginia Bets
Enoch and
Marie Ayers
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
A long list of deaths is reported for residents and patients at Plymouth Apts St. Elizabeths Hospital Sibley Hospital Marlborough and more including ages from 8 months to 88 years with many addresses and hospitals such as G U Hospital Tuberculosis Hospital and Freedmen's Hospital Also listed are infants and twin births with parents names and hospitals abbreviated as needed
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Clara D. Clark
Plymouth Apts
William D. Gleason
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Puma Hickok
Sibley Hospital
Julia B. Hartley
Lewis A. Campbell
Belmont Ra
Theodore F. Forbes
The
Marlborough
Alice K. Gleeson
Harvard
Joshua T. Smith
Lenox W. Mansfeld
Claiborne
John A. Hebrew
10Th St
Mildred C. Rice
Ames
Mattle Spaulding
Camualty Hospital
Blanche B. Hence
Oliver
Hla M. Kirkman
Mary Butler
G. U. Hospital
Catherine Marshall
James Harris
Children's Hospital
Joseph A. McIntyre
Wash
Mary T. Smith
Martha Pettiford
William Claggett
Gerfeld
Annie Locker
St. Elizabeth's Hosp
Aloysius Milla
Waebh
Rayl Hap
Binora Price
Herbert d. Nw
Bilis
Lily Walker
Freedmen's Hospital
Joseph and
Anna Savoy
Concert Programs Include Watts and Saville Selections
Today’s band concert features Henry Stephen Watts and numbers like Spring Beautiful Spring, Lincke Spainish suite La Fete de Saville, Tavan Bolero, Sevillanas, Jote, Marche dea Toreador from Garmen, Bizet Marine hymn The Halls of Montezuma, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stephen ‘Watts
Lincke
Saville
City Briefs Highlight Local Lectures and Meetings
City briefs list diverse events including Don Carlow Ellis of the forest service delivering an illustrated lecture on Our National Forests at the Y M C A, a Society of Medical Jurisprudence meeting at the University Club, memorial services for public school teachers, and multiple community gatherings. Speakers include W A White, Henry E Davis, D Percy Hickling, Mrs Rosetta E Lawson, EB G Merritt, M Grant Lucas, and Julia R Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlow Ellis
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
University Club
W A. White
Henry E. Davis
D. Percy Hickling
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
Metropolitan A . F. Church
Rosetta E. Lawson
EB. F. G Merritt
M. Grant Lucas
Julia R. Bush
Enola McDaniel
Lyric Quintet
Honors to War Veteran Funeral at Arlington for Campbell
Funeral service for Lewis Averill Campbell, Civil War veteran, held today at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. He died Saturday at his daughter’s home, burial to follow in Arlington. service officiated by Chaplain E D Godfrey, military detail from Fort Myer. Campbell was captured and imprisoned for nine months at Andersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiven Lewis Averell Campbell
R. R. Rapley
Belmont Road
Arlington National Cemetery
Kit Carson Post
G. A
E D. Godfrey
Fort Myer
Andersonvills
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Washington Gas Light Co
10Th St. N. W
the Post
Improveervice West
CO. & C. Limited
Hotepriney
White Sulphur Springs
Ncinnati
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St Louis
W. Va
Hot Springs
West
Ofice
St. N. W
Geo. M. Bond
D.C
Byron S Adams
Sarviosa
Adam A. Weachuer
Supreme Court of District of Columbia
Harriett BH. Reeves
Wesch Jer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cash
Tracy. L. Jef
Southern Building
Emerson & Orme
Hudson & Dodge
Pleasure Cars
Wilcox & Vim Tracer
Woommes Motor Company
Tel
Muddiman
King
Corcoran Gallery
U. & Dept. of Agriculturs
Weather Bureau
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Tennessee
Upper
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Middle Plateau
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Iske
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
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Uox
Tey Leem
City Bulletins
Relee
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Dsts
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Bornsen
Ir. Gustafson
Frank A. Gustafson
New Masonic Temple
Swedenborg
Dr. Gustafson
Heaven
Earth
T. F. Forbes
Arlington
Navy
Religious
Dr. Harrison
St. Stephen's
St. Aloysius
West Baptist Church
Foster Hall
Dr. McDonnell
Eugene de L. McDonnell
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Holy Name Society
John Hadley Doyle
Joseph C. Murray
Daniel Sullivan
Willam Curtin
Ernest Behm
Joseph Kuhn
Archdiocesan Union
Charles Anderson
George Hilbeary
William Munk
George Long
James Lee
William Bowman
Victor Woolridge
Jeremiah Tynch
Joseph Freeman
J. Egan
Patrick Gillhoolay
Richard Carter
Charles Gordon
J. Leo Kolb
Frank Kerr
Emmett Ellis
Thomas J. Stanton
W. A. Maceron
W. F. Smith
Georges Peter
Bishop Rowe
Epiphany
Alaska
Epiphany Episcopal Church
J. H. Troy
Immanuel Baptist Church
Y. W. C. A. Bible Class
Dr. McKim
Randolph H. McKim
Epiphany Chapel
Twelfth
C Streets
Percy
Walbrook Church
Charles K. Hoover
Bethlehem Chapel
Edgar Priest
Olivet
Calvary
Dr. Riggs
Turkey
Charlies T. Riggs
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Banking Institute
Marine Barracks
United States Marine Band Orchestra
William H. Banttelmann
Egmont
Valeo Triste
Bramish Danse
Opus BS
D -Rebfeld
Washington Loan and Trust Co
F Street
N. W
John, B. Larner
John Joy Edson
North
Johnson-Powell Parent-Teacher Association
New Powell School
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Adath Israel Congregation
Old Masonic Temple
Adath Israel School
Cyrus A. Sulloway
New Hampshire Society
Dewey
Invincible Concert Company of
Twelfth Street
Robert R. Moton
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Emmett Scott
Washington Safety First Association
J. Clinton Hiatt
Washington Board of Trade
J. Harry Cunningham
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Lafayette
Lewis Averill Campbell
Wrifteen Cent
Lon
Genna Avenue
Munyon
O’donnell’s
Loew’s
Columbia
Mary Pickford
National Tong Mats
Charles Frohman
Lady Camber
Horace Annesley Vachell
Matinees Orchestra
Lyn Harding
Mary Boland Sydney Shields
HL Herbert
W Ol, Abingdon
Kate Sergeant Louis Emery
Lmendorf
Garden of Allah
Pianiatron
Gabrilowitsch
T. Arthur Smith
Boston Symphony Orchestra
DR. Karl MU
Elena Gerhardt
National Theater
Tues
Rigoletta
Yvette Guilbert
Emily Gresser
Glave Ferrari
Hart In
Gun Fighter
Centruoe—Van Dygk
Vincent
Strand Fevr
Mabel Tailiaferro In “the
Brice Weyman
Big Co
Long Hite
Marx Bros
Dorothy Toye
Harry Berenford & Co
Elsa Ryan & Co
Lambert & Bali
Allied Bazaar
Fifth Regiment
Wer
Vaudesille
Atara
R. S. Knapp
Hoom
N. WW
Popuar I
Worostco
Kendall
Actresa
Yorska
Leprimatiy Cine'e
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Howard
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