Becomes Bishop Today in Baltimore Episcopal Rite
Mass attendance will include high dignitaries from the United States and foreign diplomacy. Mgr. William T. Russell will be elevated to bishop by Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore Cathedral, with a special Union Station train carrying dignitaries and officials to the ceremony. The consecration sermon will be given by Rev. P. J. Donahue, and a Sunday testimonial at Paul's Theater will feature remarks by notable clergy and civic leaders reflecting Russell’s long service.
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Mgr. Russell
Baltimore
St. Patrick’s Church
United States
Mgr
William T. Ruesell
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Lady Spring-Rice
Mme. de Hiano
Seauispury
Lewis
Fitzgerald and Linthicum
Abram Simon
Washington Hebrew Congregation
J. Henning Neima
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
John R. van Schaick, Jr
Universalist Church of Our Father
Georgetown
Union Station
P. J. Donahue
Wheeling
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s
Edward A. Pace
Catholic University
J. A. Burns
Holy Cross College
Paul Griffith
St. Augustine's
Joseph Cassidy
St. Stephen’s
Masa
Charles Bart
St. Teresa’s
Martin P. Egan
Carroll Milholland
Bishop Curley
St. Augustine
Fla
Russell
Paul
Committee On
Board of Trade
William F. Gude
Frederick D. Owen
Martin A. Knapp
Parsons
Washington
Bishop Russell
Two Bars Seek Licenses Before Excise Board
Two men appeared before the excise board yesterday to obtain licenses under the new prohibition bill set to take effect November first. P. J. Daly seeks a saloon on Four and a Half Street Southwest, while Frank P. Hill requests a license at 1000 Seventh Street Southwest. The board took both cases under advisement with potential fees of 1500 dollars if licenses are granted for just over seven months.
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Excise Board
P. J. Daly
Frank P. Hill
Seventh Street
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W . L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
Wake Fine
America
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Douglas Shoe Co
Spark St
W.L. Douglas
Death of Dr J A Moncure Public Health Pioneer
Dr J A Moncure died Tuesday night at Providence Hospital after a brief illness. He served 20 years in the public health service and was twice married, first to Miss Worith Fanfar and second to Miss Gwen Fairfax. He resided at 285 Second Street Southeast. funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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J A Moncure
Public Health Service
Providence Hospital
Grip
Lor, Moncure
Misa Worith
Gwendolin Fairfax
Moncure
Second Street
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in Local Notices
A list of marriage licenses granted featuring numerous couples with ages and hometowns, including Antonio Di Tartolo and Rosaria Clotilde Abbote, David A. Weinberg and Lille Burnstine, Horace Row and Fannie Kent, and George R Hudlow with May Money, among others, each joined by a listed reverend.
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Antonio di Tartolo
Rosaria Clotilde Abbote
Mr. de Carlo
David A. Weinberg
Baltimore
Lille Burnstine
Washington
Louis Stern
Harold M. Smith
Fairmont
W. Va
Daisy Ella Burnett
Peck
Hugh T. Stevenson
Theodore J. ‘Thompson
Helen F. Martin
Fairfax Court House
Morgan Compher
Wesley H. Cockerill
Nellie M. Lee
Herndon
Harry 8. Mitchell
Horace Row
Black Road
Fannie Kent
Screamervrille
H. B. Hasley
George R Hudlow
May Money
Howard ¥. Downs
Robert Guy Livingston
Anna Agnes Langley
Frederick W. Smith
Earle C Wood
Loretta Alan Clae
Castile
N. Y
A. M. Mark
Jacob Davin
Dorothy M. Morris
Vienna
John H. Jeffries
Horace G. Whitlow
Fookinion
Lottie D. Whitlow
Bremo Blum
Harry D. Mitchell
Births Reported in Local Notices
A long list records numerous newborns with parents and gender including Yarnell girl, White boy, Toomey boy, Sheehan boy, Klaten girl, Ogle boy, Memari boy, Manasen boy, Mann girl, McMurray boy, Leach boy, Jacobs girl, Hackett boy, Hannan boy, Hewitt boy, Hallback girl, Hopkins girl, Faunce girl, Daria girl, Vragenett boy, Cook girl, Hrydges box, Brooks boy, Armstrong girl, Adama boy, Ackershausen girl, Thoman girl, Smith boy, Pickett girl, Wangrun boy, Morton boy, Hopkins girl, Hawkins girl, Gilmore boy, Mathews boy, Beale boy, Dake aged 49 at Emergency Hospital, Hopkins 82 at Geo Wash Hospital, Moncure 72 at Prov Hospital, Burns 78 at Emergency Hospital, Norris 87 at 203 F at aw, Patten 5 at Children's Hospital, Fields 54 at M10 3d, Wallis 3 at Children's, Taylor 40 at Wash Asylum Home, with various listed facilities.
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David L
Alica Yarnell
Guyford
Gertrude White
James
Marlon Toomey
Joseph
Julia Sheehan
Louis
Ide Klaten
Albert
Annie Ogle
Senea
Marceling Memari
Lee
Kily Manasen
Howard Q
Loretta V. Mann
Thomas L
Martha E. McMurray
Glenn C
Blanche Leach
Mathew C
Bessie Jacobs
Chauncey
Katherine H. Hackett
James J
Katherine Hannan
Frank L
Nellie A. Hewitt
Pete M
Constance G. Hallback
John CG
Ieena M. Hopkins
Christian
Annie Faunce
John W
Annie Daria
Charles EB
Cornelia J
Vragenett
Bernarda
Fortunate di Domenticus
Charles L
Bessie Cook
George and
Lotta Hrydges
Walter J
Maude Brooks
William J
Clara J. Armstrong
Joseph C
Mable H. Adama
Charles W
Bertha Ackershausen
Edward
Rosie Thoman
Ambrose
Rosie Smith
Walter
M. Claudine Pickett
Lilian Wangrun
Claude
Mazie Morton
William and
Virgie Miles
Jack and
Anne Hopkins
Frank
Lottie Hawkins
Ida W. Gilmore
Beale and
Mary Mathews
Charles M. Dake
Louise Hopkins
Im Jacquelin A. Moncure
Albert Burns
Maria
Norris
Alice M. Patten
Sarah A Fields
Wallis Curtis
Steel's Fate With Court Dissolution Case Summary
Solicitor General Davis closed arguments in the Supreme Court on the fate of the United States Steel Corporation, urging the holding company be divested from its subsidiary and that subsidiaries be reorganized into competing units to avoid monopoly. He praised some welfare efforts but cited $56,066,000 profits of the promoters and argued the current mobilization stance misstates the case.
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Btaet Corporation
Arguna
Yesarday
Deysf
Davis
Davia
Unita
Society Notes From The Seventh Fagh Social Event
Mrs. O R Evans, Mr and Mrs Leon Ulman, Dr and Mrs Clyde Gearhart hosted mild gatherings with pink tutipa decorations. The Riding and Hunt Club schedules musical drills and tea at the clubhouse with Mrs A W Brewster and Mrs Frank Pleardwell pouring. drills run Thursdays all month. Col Marsh recuperating in Florida from typhoid. Mrs Marsh with him. Various dinners and entertainments at Chevy Chase Club Army and Navy Club Willard Shoreham and with guests including Anita Kite Hortense Hodges Francis Sanskey and Ernesto Lefevre. An automobile owned by Mrs William Kent was involved in a collision at Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. she escaped injury.
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Riding and Hunt Club
A. W. Brewster
Frank Pleardwell
William Kent
F Street Northwest
Kent
California
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Outlook
A compact weather note from the Weather Bureau includes today’s sun and tide table with sunrise and sunset, followed by a forecast for Washington DC and surrounding areas. It reports by region: DC, Maryland, and Virginia, with temperatures, wind directions, and precipitation expectations. the Mississippi Valley disturbance tracking eastward and a Nevada disturbance influence. overall colder midcontinent, warmer southwest, and fair skies east of the Mississippi Thursday and Friday. Local readings list midnight through 8 p.m. temperatures, humidity, and rainfall, noting no sunshine hours and last year’s comparative highs and lows.
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S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
Lake Ruperier
Ohie Valley
Nevada
Colorado
Canadian Northwest
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Middle Plateau
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South Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Tennessee
New England
Various City Events and Attendances In Washington
City briefs summarize a series of local happenings including Arts Club lectures on Ekwanyin and Mexican shawls, a briefing on railroads by Hunt and team members from Dedham and New Britain, plus Warren Ohio, and a Milford Mass captain with associates. Also reported are theft at Harold Murphy’s home, hospital guild music plans, a poetry recital for the National Library for the Blind, a banking institute dinner, and a series of civic and church meetings with speakers from Moody Institute and Epiphany Church.
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Hunt
Dedham
Mass
Wacent’ Glynn
New Britain
Conn
Louis I
Guarnelli
Warren
Ohio
George
A. Barry
Milford
William F. Scholl
Holly Springs
N. C
Frank J. Ford
Inkerman
Patagenetas Baron
Richmond Duncan
Sibley Hospital Guild
Rust Hall
Viola Shippert
Florence Price
Misa Margaret Wilson
Epiphany Parish Hall
National Library For the Blind
Aula
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