Women Clubs Elect Delegates to General Federation Convention
Delegates and alternates from the District to the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention to be held at Chautauqua are elected at the Grace Dodge hotel meeting. Names include Virginia White Speel Emmane Shelton Cornelia Hill Court F Wood and alternates Ellis Logan Redwood Vandergift Charles Grandfield Anne Hendley. Representative Horace Towner discussed the Sterling Towner bill for a federal department of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chautauqua
Jume
Federation
Grace Dodge Hotel
Virginia White Speel
Emmane Shelton
Cornelia Hill
Court F. Wood
Ellis Logan
Redwood Vandergift
Charles’ Grandfield
Anne Hendley
Horace Towner
Sterling-Towner
Department of Education
United States
Department of Applied Education
Howard J. Hodgkins
Paul Bartsch
Audubon Society
Weston Starr
Lillia Williamson
General Federation
Robert Lawrence
Music Week
William T. Reed
Rhea Watson Cable
Alleged Broken Contract Sues Over Antifouling Paint
W. E. Ryan filed a suit against Joseph Schladt for $10,000 damages. The case, via attorney Raymond M. Hudson, alleges Schladt owned a ship antifouling paint formula and contracted to sell it to Ryan but refused to complete the agreement after demonstration arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ryan
Joseph Schladt
W. I. Ryan
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Raymond M. Hudson
Ryan
Schladt
Fitzhugh Dead Veteran IPC Employee of Pneumonia
J. G. Fitzhugh a longtime Interstate Commerce Commission employee died at his home Sunday after a brief pneumonia illness. He joined the commission September 23, 1889 and served as a recording clerk. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Ella Tolson widow of Arthur Tolson of Prince Georges county Maryland, survived by three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Fitzhugh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fitzhugh
Ella Tolson
Arthur Tolson
Prince Georges County
Nettie M. Tolson
Arthur G
Albert G. Tolson
Tolson
Mary Ann
Josiah Suit
District House Delays Local Bills for Army Measure
In the District, debate paused on local bills as the Army appropriation bill dominated the House agenda. Representative Focht, district committee chair, said he reluctantly waived committee privilege. Leaders promised extra time later for District matters while unfinished pawnbrokers and general banking bills awaited consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focht
House
Traffic arrests exceed six hundred in week ended Saturday
Police police weekly tally shows 645 arrests for traffic violations in the week ending Saturday night. Of these 249 were speed violations as overall arrests reach near 1,600 with traffic cases over half. First precinct records the most traffic arrests among all precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Care of Girls Topic Prompts Welfare Talk
Miss Grace Axtell director of the YWCA maintenance campaign spoke at headquarters last night on the organization work. She said every girl has the right to safe housing training for a clean livelihood work and wholesome recreation under morality safe conditions and proper religious training. Mrs W W Tuckey will address the North Capitol and Eckington Citizens Association at Emory school this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Axtell
Young Womens Christian Association
Miss Axtell
Frances 4. Chickering
W. W. Tuckey
North Capitol and Eckington Citizens Association
Emory School
District bills seek Fourth Street widening and Keokuk street rename
Senator Ball introduced two District Senate bills. One would widen Fourth Street from Blair Road to Cedar Street to 90 feet. The other would rename a Keokuk Street segment to Military Road, aligning with Wisconsin Avenue and Military Road. Takoma Park Citizens Association backed the widening, and commissioners endorsed the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ball
Fourth Street
Blair Road
Cedar Street
Keokuk Street
Military Road
Twenty-seventh Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Takoma Park
Man Arrested for Stealing Satchel in Chicago Case
Benjamin Dixon, a janitor at Eleventh and H streets northwest, was fined 50 dollars after admitting stealing a hand satchel owned by J. Guy Brown of Chicago. Dixon claimed intoxication and belief the bag contained liquor. the satchel held personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Guy Brown
Chicago
Benjamin Dixon
Eleventh
H Streets
McMahon
Dixon
Births Reported in Local News Pages
Raymond P and Della Ahrmantrant have a boy followed by Morris and Rebecca Lugin with a boy. Donald and Doris MacLeod welcome a girl. Raymond R and Nellia Burrows have a girl. Joseph E and Lillian I Cain greet a boy. George J and Edna Thomas announce a boy. Leonard N and Sarah Crampton have a girl. Joseph L and Lillian L Duvall welcome a girl. Robert C and Florence M Barnes have a boy. Slaney N and Lena M Johnson report a boy. Samuel and Esther Rosin greet a girl. Alden Ve and Marie E Barry have a boy. Max and Sylvia Vine have twins a boy and a girl. Joseph and Grace Kowbara report a girl. Catherine C Merchant has a girl. Walter and Ida Crouch announce a boy. George L and Laura Weyler have a girl. William A and Ruth Mann greet a girl. Richard R and Mane Ralph report a girl. Edwin and Mildred Davis welcome a girl. Harry W and Gladys Rausch have a girl. Eugene B and Effie M Duafin greet a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond P
Della Ahrmantrant
Morris
Rebecca Lugin
Donald
Doris MacLeod
Raymond R
Nellia
Burrows
Joseph E
Lillian I. Cain
George J
Edna Thomas
Leonard N
Sarah 16
Crampton
Joseph L
Lillian L. Duvall
Robert C
Florence M. Barnes
Slaney N
Lena M. Johnson
Samuel
Esther Rosin
Alden Ve
Marie
E. Barry
Max and
Sylvia Vine
Joseph and
Grace Kowbara
Catherine C. Merchant
Walter
Ida Crouch
George L
Laura Weyler
William A
Ruth Mann
Richard RK
Mane Ralph
Edwin
Milkdred Davis
Harry W
Gladys Rausch
Eugene B
Effie M. Duafin
Licensed to Marry From a Fragmented Notice List
A garbled license notice lists numerous names and ages across Washington and nearby Virginia locales. Entries mention Rev. H. E. Brundage and Rev. J. Hen ning Nelma among various couples including Caroline Tony and Lauretta Costas, with ages ranging from infancy to elderly, alongside addresses and hospital mentions. The erratic OCR provides scattered pairings and no clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Tony
Lauretta Costas
R. B. Mattingly
Raymond ©. Engle
Carrie Ulrich
Flandreau
S. Dale
H. E. Brundage
Miter Cain
Margaret Rush
Winchester
J. Henning Nelma
Henry I. Childress
Hinlda E. Dyson
Richmond
John B. Briggs
David R. Coffman
Luray
Ina R. Updyke
Bentonville
J. W Leggett
Dallas Brovte
Seat Pleasant
Tose HR
Lieberman
R. J. Mattingly
Shirley E Updike
Mansy
Harding Signals Start On Meade Statue Today
President Harding is to turn the first spade at 2 pm for the Meade memorial near the botanic gardens by the Capitol. Pennsylvania funds the project with Gov Sproul as chairman and state officials present. War Secretary Weeks will open, with Lieut. Gen Miles and Taft Brandegee Gould assisting. Pennsylvanians named include Pennypacker, Fulton, Baker, Patrick, McDevitt, Myers, Godeharies, Lewis, Snyder, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Meade
Botanic Gardens
Capitol
Grant
Pennsylvania
Sproul
State Commission
Pennsylvania National Guard
War Weeks
National Commission
Gov. Sproul
Nelson A. Miles
Taft
Brandegee
Gould
New York
Isaac R. Pennypacker
Col
A. R. Fulton
John BR. Baker
John B. Patrick
Harry 8. McDevitt
Bernard J. Myers
Wealth
Frederick A. Godeharies
Deuty
Samuel S. Lewis
Charles A. Snyder
Jere N. Leaman
George P. Donahoe
Samuel Town
G. A
Charles G. Taylor
Pennsylvania G. A. R
F. D. Beary
Pennsylvana National Guard
Howard EH. Shannon
Charles P.wood
Guard
T. L. Eyre
Albert F. MacDade
Charles F. Beidelspacker
William €. DeHaas
Franklin Spencer Edmonds
Oscar D. Stark
Philadelphia Man Held for Larceny After Trust
Samuel Dietch aged 35 was arrested at 612 South street Philadelphia by Detective George Boyd. He is charged with larceny after trust for taking merchandise valued at 300 dollars from local merchants and handing it to a Baltimore woman who promised marriage. He is detained at the first precinct station for a court hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dietch
South Street
Philadelphia
George Boyd
Baltimore
First Precinct
Washington Weather Summary and Tide Table Update
The report provides a sun and tide table for 4 AM and details a weather outlook for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia. It notes cloud cover unsettled conditions with likely showers, rising temperatures east of the Mississippi and much colder air in the northern plains and Canada. Also included are local temperature readings, humidity, rainfall, sunshine, and departures from normal, plus a flying weather forecast for March 23 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Atlantic
Plains States
Mississippi River
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Canadian Northwest
Prince Albert
Sask
Lake
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
North Atlantic States
Atlantic States
Inka
Ohio
Mussissippi
Long Island
N. C
Norfolk
Catarrh of Stomach Corrected by Internal Baths
Mrs John F Prébie of Lincoln Park Chicago writes about relief from stomach and bowel issues using the J B L Cascade. The ad claims the treatment cleanses the entire intestine, relieves constipation and indigestion, and offers a free book from O'Donnell's Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Prébie
Lincoln
St. Chicago
Ill
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute
J. B. L. Cascade
O’donnell
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
Marmola Prescription Tabs Claim Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, effortless weight loss method with no dieting or exercise required. It promises steady, safe reduction and offers purchase from local druggists or direct mail from the Marmola Company in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Company
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Clubs
Towner
Edmonston
THE
EATON
Ee Trade
Manx
Stacy Adams
Stacy, Adams & Co
Edmonston & CO
Bcurperacey
F Street
Andrew Betz
Oakland
Disraser
Akland
Company
Stu. N.W
Washington Automotive Trade Association
Adam A. Weschler
Burroughs
Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint & Glass Co
7Th Street
N.W
Dais
Spord L. Hamner
Columbian Building
Royal Vacuum Cleanera
Manly Laundry Washers
MT. Vernon
Alexandria
Arlington
Electria
12Th St
Pennsylvagia
Wn Avery
Mt Vernon
Washington-Virginia Railway Company
Fla
Santo
Tims Beitysburg
Bermuda
11Th
Turner Glass Company
Rosslyn, Va
Washington, D C
of the I
Raer Ere
Dr. Bell
Chester
Wilmington
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Sloan’s
13Th Street
Trades
Dak
Ial
Maj. Sullivan
Keokuk
Judge
Elizabeth M. van Denberg
Capitol St
Bertie T. Sniveley
Mass Ave
Annale M. Bradt
Chesapeake St
William J. Banter
Foxhall
Maitie J. Gibson
Garfield Heaps
Imma M. Mortimer
Callie C. Wills
May L. Scrivener
A. Crane
Walter Reed Hospital
William Anderson
Mendosa
Clarence Ingram
Arthur Richardson
Stevenson Dee
John N. Holt
4Th St
Kissel
Kansel
Whelan Motor Car Co
Connecticut Ave
Meade Statle
RTEQ
Asbury Fark
N. J
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta
City
Blemarck
Baston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cleveland
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Qoto
Dea Moines
Rich
Duluth
Shan
EL Poco
Tex
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Ind
Jacksonrilte
Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Id Ag
Louisville
Marquette
Miami
Fila
Mobile
New Orleans
N.Y
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
Nebre
Phoenix
Auz
Bt. Paul
San Antonio
San Diego
San. Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Nefield
Pburg
Cerry Bullet Optiqgal
Moore
Rial
D.W. Griffith
Reason
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Cadillac
Cadillac Company
Franklin Automobiles
Franklin Motor Car Co
N. W
Lesaora
School OF
Darcing
Ave
America
Capt
Paxton Hibben
George T. Hollingshead
Bata At
Temps
J. A. Sinclair
Iat Motion Pictures
Admivision Free
Shubert
Elasco
Charles Purcell
Leroy Smith
Symphonic Orchestra
Hubert Kinney
Martha Shelby
Matthews & Ayres
Lonais Simon
Vaudevillians
Loew’s
Columbia
George Beba Era
Helene Eae Wee
Loew's Place
Billie
Deye
Doris Eaton
McAvoy
Schubert
United Pisya
Wie
Ee ‘Inc
Oscar Straus
Eleanor Painter
Sige Theater
H. Ie
Farpay. I
Gayety
Danny Murphy
Pearl Hamiton
Stewart
Vitagraph
Larry
Lemon
Tomi
Wizards of Jazz
Milton Davis
Carl Hinnant
Maritana
Wallace
Mirskey
Conduacier
B.f.keith’s
Elks
Vaughn
Wu Daphne Pollard
Biry
Doc” Baker -Rashes
Polly Walker
Bud
Jack Pearson
Vaughk Comfort
Elsa. Ryan
Rodney Ranous
Peg
H. Hegedus
Sunaway
Bromson & Edwards
David Belasco
Avery Hopwood
David
Lionel Atwill
Sacha Guitry
Green Bazaar
Pythian Tempie Hall
Ninte ST. N.W
Wednessey
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