Local Auxiliary Meetings and Obituaries In DC Today
A series of events fills the day in Washington. The William B. Cushing Auxiliary hosts a special meeting at Grand Army Hall to greet former National President E. H. R. Davis as Mra. H. W. Rutledge visits the local unit. Funeral services for Capt. Martin R. Thorp take place at Western Presbyterian Church, with Arlington burial under Hiram Lodge auspices. A Sunshine Community Society talk by Prof. B. J. Ward at Woodward & Lothrop follows, plus a Bible and Literary Society meeting at Adath Israel Synagogue. Plans unfold for Interclub Canoes Association regattas, a District of Columbia Military Order of the Serpent oyster roast and initiation at Eka Club, and fencing work near Dalecarla reservoir sanctioned by the Secretary of War. Debate topics at George Washington University center on literacy tests for immigration. A Potomac Boat Club smoker and oyster roast are planned, with a Board of Trade oyster roast to follow. The Deep Rock Republican Club endorses the Hogan and Williston ticket amid county club activity. Federal Employees Union reports a surge in applications. Miss Florence Etheridge will testify on cost of living before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cushing
Grand Army Hall
Pennsylvania_avenue
E. H. R. Davis
Maryland Division
Mra
H. W. Rutledge
District of Columbia
Military Order of the Serpent
Eka’ Club
H Street Northwest
Philippine Islands
H.M. Pater
District Court News of Marital Writ and Indictments
Mrs Margaret C Smith secured a writ preventing her traveling salesman husband Percy G Smith from leaving Washington in a divorce case. A $2000 bond barred him from leaving until a hearing. Other items include indictments for assault with a dangerous weapon, receiving stolen property, housebreaking, and various offenses, naming Lucile Seymour, Jacob Blum, Augustus Lambath, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy G. Smith
Russia
Cuba
Margaret C. Smith
Smith
Justha McCoy
Washington
Lucile Seymour
Lawrence Hargrove
Jacob Blum
Augustus C. Lambath
Joseph W. Hunter
Carrington Caster
Fred Payne
Addie Jones
Walter Hall
Henry McKensie
Robert 8
Police News Notes of a Day Highlights Theft and Accidents
Police reports list robberies including a Frank R Lamb claim for a Hudson Bay sable fur muff and a Mra Elizabeth Butler ring set with stones. Also noted are burglaries in progress at Arthur Hale and Benjamin Kerman's stores, plus a collision between a W R E car and a coal truck. A second story break in, a fatal dwelling incident on Cedar Street, and a number of stolen bicycles are described alongside hearings on suffrage and Porto Rico reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Thompson
Rock Creek Church Road
Tribune Bicycle
Henry King
Cherrydale
Columbia Road
Hudson Bay Sable
Frank R. Lamb
George Washington University
Mra
Elizabeth Butler
South Capitol Street
Lhe
P.A.D
T. J. Hilliary
H. V. Hayden
Connecticut Avenue
Bolen
Arthur Hale
Phelps Place
Benjamin Kerman
William Hammond
M Street
F Street
David M Wagner
Cedar Street
Quebec Street
Georgia
Tenth
Washington Asylum
Births Reported In Local News
John M and Margaret Landis announce a birth. John W and Marjorie Hargett report a boy. John N and Louise Powers welcome a boy. Herbert L and Pffle V Weeka have a girl. Adam and Jennie Luber newborn boy. Jacob and Dora Welsenburg newborn boy. Elmer F and Mabel Wood girl. Ernest L and Louise J Jasper girl. Jon J and Clara J Haker girl. Ari B and Fannie F Snuggs girl. Juliaa W and Martha E Dorsey girl. Ernest and Rose Russo boy. John J and Eden F O Connell girl. William and Elsie Campbell boy. Mores and Martha G Belford girl. Ernest M and Henrietta Carter boy. Robert and Vincy Cash boy. Eugene D and Mary C Hawkins boy. Lorenzo O and Evelyn M Wingfield boy. Winfield and Annie Anderson girl. John and Carrie Hawkins girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
Margaret Landis
John W
Marjorie R. Hargett
John N
Louise Powers
Herbert L
Pffle V. Weeka
Adam
Jennie Luber
Jacob
Dora Welsenburg
Elmer F
Mabel Wood
Ernest L
Louise J. Jasper
Jon J
Clara J. Haker
Ari B
Fannie F. Snuggs
Juliaa W
Martha E. Dorsey
Ernest
Rose Russo
John J
Eden F. O'Connell
William
Elsie Campbell
Mores
Martha G. Belford
Ernent M
Henrietta Carter
Robert and
Vincy Cash
Eugene D
Mary C. Hawkins
Lorenzo
Evelyn M. Wingfield
Winfield
Annie Anderson
John and
Carrie Hawkins
Licensed to Marry in Manassas and New York Listings
A brief marriage notice lists 28 year old, Norma I. Young 20 both of Manassas Virginia. The Rev Henry Anstaat Maxwell J Terr 26 of New York City and 11 to 24 of Winthrop Massachusetts are mentioned with Judge Treil Paul J Cooksey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma I. Young
Manassas
Henry Anstaat
Maxwell J. Terr
New York City
Winthrop
Mass
Treil
Paul J. Cooksey
Deaths Reported Among Residents Across Hospitals
A long list of recent deaths is reported from multiple institutions including Government Hospital for the Insane, Emergency Prosper, Garfield Hospital, Freedmen's Hospital, and others. Ages range from 1 day to 88 years with names such as Benjerma F. Shreve Katherine chess George Alexander and James Williams. Subjects include patients at Georgetown University Hospital and Children’s Hospital along with several addresses in Washington DC areas. The notices list deceased individuals and their ages with hospital affiliations as part of an obituary-like public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Berger
Virginia
Aqueduct Bridge
Georgetown University Hospital Center
Bert
Henry J Sutton
Gor
Mon J
New York
Y. M.C A
Benjerma F. Shreve
Weeredertok
Topham
Summit Inc
Katherine Chess
George Alexander
St. IV
Gerry D. Huntemann
Horace Hill Lockwood
Randolph Pl
Phomen A. Garner
Pi Martin R. Thorp
Corcoran St
Tobias
E A M. Phelps
Quebec Pl
Wiliam A. Butterworth
Fatrmont St
Louise A Cumer
Eman
Georgeton
Totversit Bosapital
Annie Joseph
Garfield Hopital
Auline Virginia Steele
6Th St. Aw
Anna M. Phelps
The
Government Hospital
Tosane
Beverley Kennon
Children's Hospital
Louis
Bertha van Rerth
Georgetown University Hospital
Lewis Thomas
Freedmen's Hospital
James Williams
Duichard Edlin
Louis Smith
Garfield Hospital
Frank N. Brown
Bowen K
District union activity and military training notes
District wide union work advances with department reorganizations and thanks to supporters who opposed the Borland rider. The Navy Yard branch plans to attend the Norfolk convention April 21 22, after a lecture on gun design. Troop A First Squadron DC National Guard forms with 100 college men. Fort Myer hosts Sunday trainings, drill at Friday nights. Jewish immigrant education praised. immigration literacy test opposed. Third cavalry departure cancels today’s drill. Mississippi entertainer John A. Fox highlights flood pictures urging Congress funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Navy Yard
American Society of Marine Draftsmen
Northeast Masonic Temple
Norfolk
R K. Turner
University Club
First Squadron Cavalry
National Guard
District of Columbia
R. W. Hickman
Navy
Arthur C. Smith
War Department
Fort Myer
Entertainers Promote Flood Prevention Efforts at Event
Henry J. Sutton of New York City demonstrated memory training as part of an event. B. A. Mattingly, acting chairman of the entertainment committee, presented the program while speakers urged stronger levees and flood barricades to prevent yearly ravages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Sutton
New York City
B. A. Mattingly
Corner stone laid for Bureau of Standards building
Secretary Redfield presided at the corner stone ceremony for the new Chemistry Building of the Bureau of Standards in Cleveland Park. Dr E F Hillebrand and S W Stratton spoke on 36 years of service and the project cost about 200000 with 70000 in equipment. Weather notes and a film insert followed the event with accompanying ads and a sun and tide table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Bua
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Cleveland Park
E. F Hillebrand
S W. Stratton
Hildebrand
Strath Jton
Durston
Bureau
Wood
Donn & Deming
Hillebrand
Garner
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Saks & Company
Penna Ave
Saks “Delta Six
Chesapeake and Potomac
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
the National Sunday Magazine
Repu
Ation
Express
Connell
Pa. Ave
BurcHeLl
N. W. Burchell
C. A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
G St
Schwartz Belial
Beles
Byron S. Adams
New York Ave
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
N. W
Mahes
Vege General Typewriter
John T. Crowley
Roeeer
Star Building
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Martin R. Thorp
Western Presbyterian Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Hiram Lodge, No. 10
Capt. Thorp
B. J. Ward
United States Bureau of Education
Sunshine Community Society
Woodward & Lothrop
Elia 3
Knight
Bible and Literary Society
Adath Israel Synagogue
Sixth and I
Interclub Canoes Association of Washington
Adrian Sizer
Reginald Rutherford
A. P. Hastings
J. F. Medberry
D. A. de Lashmutt
Alfred B. Dent
Irving Zirpel
Board of Governors
Bedford Brown
E. B. Finch
F. C. Bamman
Charles H. Wagner
Eeker
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dalecarla Reservoir
Catholic University
P. Gad B. Morehoune
J. G. Carter
Frank Fuller
H. W. Cornell
J. L. Parka
EB. Otto Schreiber
William C. van Vleck
Potomac Boat Club
Georgetown
Board of Trade
Builders and Manufacturers Exchange
Thirteenth Street
Deep Rock
Republican Club
Seventeenth District
Samuel Wilson
D Street Southwest
Hogan and Williston
Thomas Ware
Chayfel M. Irby
Osborn Turder
Hogan and
Williston
L Street
Edward Harris
Dr. Wright
George Weat
Progressive Republican Club
Federal
Florence Etheridge
House Committee On Labor
District Court News
Celeste
Marie Christine
Siegfried Rosenzweig
District Supreme Court
Daisy Jenkins
Edward Jenkins
Leckie, Cox& Kratz
Baltimore
Gustavus A. Brandt
Amy Barnard
Sant
W. W. Griffith Coal Company
Washington Raitlway Land Electric Company
Third Street
Florida Avenue
Federal Suffrage Association of the
United States
Committee On Election
House of Representatives
House ‘Office
Guy T. Helvering
Kansas
John B. Baker
California
Congress
Porto Rico
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate Committee On
Pacific Islands
Gompers
Amerean Federation of Labor
Twenty-second Street
Bradshaw and Marshall
J. I. Keith
Independent Republican Club
Proctor
Thomas T. Tsiiaferro
R Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
St. Mary Magdelen
Margaret L. Goope
Farragut
Seventeenth and I
Mary Johnson
Leo Baeklen
Naval Consulting Board
Academy of Sciences
National Museum
Joseph Tepper
Ahavas Zion Society
Sixth Street
Tepper
E. H. Alpher
Third Cavalry
Muzico
John A. Fox
Misseissippi Association
the Nations Press Club
Fox
Stratton
Cuty Bulletins
Shaffer
Jens Willard
Gee Chaplin
Charley
Empress
U_S Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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Mississippi River
Lower Lake Region
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Philadelphia
Staburgh
Fave
Portland
A . Ae
Rat Lake
Ss. Dian
St. Louis
Si Francisco
Cal
Springfield
Tampa
Washin
Dentists’ Dentifrice
Colgate’s
Rick
Georges & Son, Inc
Foot Specialists
Atlantic City Hotels
Atlantic Cry
Walter J. Busey
Kentucky
Kentucky Avene
Beach
Wernersville
Falen Hall
Augatte City
Phillips House
Tgseachusetts Ave
Phillips
Washington Hotels
Powhatan Pa
18Th Sts
E. C. Gwen
Mgr
Brighton
California Street
Jae Gut
Stratford Uth
Monroe Sts
Pleasent
Wunoy
Sum Fearlor
Everett Hotel
HE Oat
Lincoln
10Th & H Sts
OCEAN
Florida
Beaton
Merchants & Miners Trans. CO
P. Turner
G. FP. A
Barbados
Bahia
Batieik
Montevideo
Port
Roptoa General Aga
Broadway
H.W. Hicks
Jane
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk, VA
Famegs
Chamberlin
Wesern Steel
Ae City
U5th St. We
Woodward
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat CO
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