Women Plan Persistent Suf frage Push on Wilson at White House
Suffragists vow continued visits to the White House after President Wilson refused to mention woman suffrage in his message. Miss Elsie Hill and a four-woman delegation from colleges and schools explained their aim, while a larger nine-state voter delegation will press the issue next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White House
Congress
Executive Mansion
Luci’.Burns
Misa Burns
Elsie Hill
Representative Hill
Connecticut
College Equal Suffrage Association
Angelina Prouty
Representative Prouty
Iowa
Wirza Lord
Western Reserve University
Anna Abel
Goucher College
Baltimore
Miss HU
New Jersey
Annie H. Pitzer
Colorado
Charles Morton
Washington
Fred Dubois
Idaho
John E. Baker
California
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Underwood Not Convinced on Woman Suffrage
Representative Oscar W. Underwood denied reports that he favors woman suffrage or has been won over by suffragists. The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage released a statement asserting his opposition, while Underwood said he would support suffrage only when a majority of Alabama women desire the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Washington
National Association
Elsie ‘Hil
Hil
Connecticut
School Work On Display In Franklin Building
A national collection of pupil drawings gathered by U S education commissioner P P Claxton will open this morning at the Franklin building. The exhibit features pieces from beginners to advanced students and is praised by local educators as the finest of its kind. Dr William M Davidson, superintendent of the local schools, welcomes the opportunity and the show remains open to the public until April 4 before beginning its nationwide tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Claxton
United States
Franklin
William M. Davidson
Evangelist Sturgeon to Lecture Tomorrow
Evangelist Menta Sturgeon of New York will discuss Liberty Rest Home tomorrow afternoon at an hour before the Washington Temple Congregation in the New Masonic Temple. He delayed earlier Washington engagement due to illness but has since recovered. Local bulletins note daily specials and services, with ads for Yale Laundry, Harvey’s eatery, Penn Rye whiskey, and sea food providers along with steamer Chas. Macalester to Mt. Vernon departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Sturgeon
Liberty-Rest
Menta Sturgeon
New York
Washington Temple
New Masonic Temple
Washington
Washington Temple Congregation
Dew Masonic Temple
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Sturgeon
Liberty
Wandering son inherits residue of Arabella Dorsett estate
In probate court Arabella Dorsett left five dollars to her son William R. Dorsett who had not heard from her in twelve years. The remainder of her property including 639 Tenth Street NE goes to other sons. Miss Mary A. Downey’s estate benefits sisters Winifred and Cecelia Downey with life tenancy on the home and a series of legacies among nephews. Winifred Downey is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Dorsett
Wanderer
William R. Dorsett
Tenth Street
Mary A. Downey
Government Printing Office
Iil
TD Street
Winifred
Cecelia Downey
James Creamer
William Creamer
Miss Downey
Ninth Street
Cecelia
I Street
Willam
Clarence KE. Paul
Victor Pyles
Liked Cats Too Well Key Issue in Cornish Will Trial
Disinherited daughter Mrs Mabel Cornish Bond challenges her mother Ann A Cornish probate will valued about 60000. The will leaves estate to grandniece Dorothy Miller held by Washington Loan and Trust for education until age 30. Bond claims improper execution and undue influence. Witness Rev Dr Hugh Johnston and 29 witnesses expected. defense by Sullivan Worthington. plaintiffs by Douglas Baker Ruffin Obear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann A. Cornish
Mabel Cornish Bond
Hazen Bond
Washington
Gould
Cornish
Washington Loan,and Trust Company
Dorothy E. G. Miller
B Street Northwest
Bond
Dr. Johnston
Baltimore
A. S. Worthington
Douglas, Baker, Ruffin & Obear
Women Alumnae Attend GWU Alumni Banquet for First Time
George Washington University women graduates plan to attend the alumni banquet at Rauscher's with J Holdsworth Gordon as toastmaster. Rear Admiral Charles Ockton Jed Dennett Dr W M Davidson Gen Maxwell Van Sant Woodhull H B F Macfarland and Col Archibald Hopkins will speak. Percy Foster will lead college songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Alumni Association
Rauscher's
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Charles Ockton
Jed Dennett
The
Land Office
W. M. Davidson
Maxwell van Sant Woodhull
H. B. F. Macfarland
Col
Archibald Hopkins
Percy 8. Foster
Decoy fails to convict and a new trial sought for Kemp
Mrs. Nettie M. Bunker was found not guilty of sending prohibited matter through the mails after a decoy letter from North Carolina was used. Attorney H. E. Quinn defended Bunker as U S Attorneys Wilson Hawken and Huidekoper prosecuted. After the acquittal, Lasky moved for arrest of judgment and a new trial for Dr. Thomas J. Kemp, recently convicted in the same court of sending nonmailable matter. his hearing is slated before Justice Stafford next Friday. Dr. Kemp is out on 2500 dollar bail. The funeral of Brig. Gen. Alexander James Perry U S A retired, who died Wednesday, will be held at 3 p m from his home at 2008 I street, with Arlington Interment. The Rev. Dr. McKim will officiate. pallbearers include Gen. C G Tompkins, Gen. H L C Hodges, Col. Alexander Rodgers, Col. Wright Reeves, Perry Belmont, William B. Tropp, and Maj. P. C. Stevens. Gen. Derry earned Civil War distinction. he is survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie M. Bunker
North Carolina
H. E. Quinn
Bunker
United States
Wilson, Hawken
Huidekoper
Bunter
Lasky
Thomas J. Kemp
Alexander James Perry
I Street
Arlington
McKim
CG. H. Tompkins
HL C. Hodges
Alexander Rodgers
Wright Reeves
Perry Belmont
William B. Tropp
P. C. Stevens
Derry
IT. Osburn
New Yo
J. S. Morgan
John Ot. Perry Ros
A. W. Perry
Amateurs Stage Florodora in Bright Belasco Show
Baltimore Paint and Powder Club presented Florodora at Belasco yesterday with Christ Child Society as beneficiary. Notable cast included Charles A. McCann as Lady Holyrood and Howard Will as Dolores, with Richard H. Bond as Abercrombie and Clapham M. Murray Jr. as Tweddlepunch, supported by a strong chorus and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Paint and Powder Club
Baltimore
Christ Child Society
Charles A. McCann
Mr. McCann
Lady Holyrood
Edna Wallace Hopper
Howard Will
Dolores
Washington
Abercoed
Florodora
Richard H. Bond
Clapham M. Murray, Jr
Arunah
A. Brady
Joseph W. Swi Kert
Donegal
Gilfain
J. Hylan Kuhns
Neil Hughes
Hopper Emory
Raleigh Thomas
Frank Hyde
William H. Staub
J. Archer Seliman
Harry Belt
Max Pauer Recital Stirs Washington at Columbia Theatre
Pauer, new in America, gave a first Washington piano recital after February soloist work with the Boston Symphony. Once Cologne and Stuttgart director, he brings pedagogue authority. The program featured Bach W F minor concerto echoes, Debussy Reflets, Brahms Intermezzo and Scherzo, Beethoven Moonlight, Chopin Ballade and Berceuse, and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 12. Enthusiastic recalls followed but no encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pauer
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Columbia Theater
America
Pauer
Cologne Conservatory
Stuttgart
Debussy
Mouse Starts Fire In Attic Closet At Florida Ave Home
A mouse allegedly sparked a small house fire at 611 Florida Avenue, Holtman residence, using matches and sulphur. Firefighters confined the blaze to the upper story after Mrs. Holtman alerted authorities and Mr. Holtman activated a second alarm. The family of five remained on the ground floor during suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Holtman
Florida Avenue
Holtmans
Holtman
Cyclist Hurt In Collision On B Street Northeast
Harry Dodek 3% years old, of 529 Seventh Street NW, was in a crash with M A Keane of 1109 K Street NW on B Street NE near Ninth. Dodek bruised, machine damaged. Keane aided him to his car and drove to Dodek’s home for treatment. Police ordered court appearance. one driver to be charged with driving on the wrong side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dodek
Seventh Street
M. A. Keane
K Street
B Street
Ninth Street
Dodek
Keane
Local man found unconscious on Northwest street
William H. Hood, an employee of the government printing office, was found lying unconscious on a sidewalk near Columbia Road and Georgia Avenue Northwest. He recovered consciousness minutes later, said he fainted, and walked home with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Hood
Government Printing Office
Columbia Road
Georgia Avenue
Sentatance
Ruling on Utilities Board Pays Raises Questioned
District clerks were reassigned to the new public utilities commission with higher pay, aiming for economy. The move is challenged as possibly violating the 1912 general deficiency appropriation act limiting salaries. Comptroller Tracewell’s ruling awaited to determine legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Arieen
Treasury
Tracewell
Julian L. Schiey
The
Utilities Commission
Sunday Church Services in Several City Churches
The note lists Sunday services at Church of the Epiphany and St. John's on Sixteenth and H, Trinity Church, and the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, with multiple sermon times, confirmations, and Sunday schools. also mentions Adventists, Spiritualist services, Christian Science, Evangelical Christian Science, Washington Temple Congregation, Secular League program, and Young Women's Christian Association vesper service with speakers and performers.
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ST. John's Church
Sixteenth
H Strastatie
Roland Cotton Smith
D. D
Edward Slater Dunlap
George Pressieres
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Eighteenth
Charles Wood
Bernard Braskamp
Harry Baremore Angus
Peck Chapel
Peter
Sidney Lloyd Wightson
Harvey Murray
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Christian Science
Rauscher’s
EL Sheet
Oliver G. Babin
WLCA
Young Women’s Christian Association
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Blenheim
Saks
W.B. C
Bock Beer
Washington Brewery Co
Pd's
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
S. E. Cer
Henry A. Hartman
James Curran
Phila
Baltimore &Ohio Express
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street N. W
Atibe Corner
Byron S. Adams
GS Lith
St. N. W
Albert
Horn
Thorp
Berkeley Rye
Department of Agriculture
Shefford
Ness
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Sofos Bankne
Robespierre
Horning
Big Trint Shop
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Underwood
City Bulletins
Yale Laundry
Fountain P Shop
Harvey's
11Th St
Pa. Ave Nw
Eugene Schwab
25Th St. Se
Bull Run
Chas. Macalester
Mt. Vernon
Wandering Son
George Washington
N. M. Bunker
Gen. Perry
Paint and Powder Club, of
Max Pauver
William J. Holtman
W. H. Hood
Virginia Resorts
Hotel Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
O. F. Adams
Mer
Fortress Monroe
D. C
Utilities Board
Daniel HE. Garges
Engineer Department
Commission
Tweedale
Episcopal
Church OF the Epiphany
G Street
Fourteenth
KR. H. McKim
D. DT
Thos
Hubert Jones
Edwa H. Ingle
E. H. Ingle
Trinity Church
George
Seventh Day Adventists
Memorial &. D. A
First Spiritualist
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Longley
Roth
Maltby
Henkle
Kates
Ripple
World al Salonary
J. M. Peebles
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Coolumbia Road
Euclid
Champlain Streets
Colorado Building
Secular League
Catholic Church
Conservator of Learning
George A. Warren
Amherst W
R. Drum
National Theater
Percy
Foster
Rebew
Doora
Washington Hotels
Logan
Iowa Circle
13Th ST. NW
Washington, D. Cc
William Catto
Lincoln Hotel
10Th and
H Sta. N.W
Hyatt
Winston Hotel
First Street
Pennsylvania Avenues
Union Staten
Everett
Powhatan
Wm. Hahn & Co
N. W
Pa. Ave
Pa. Ave. S. E
Resorts and Travel
London
Paria
Hamburg
Amerika
Mediterranean
Paris
Patricia
Cincinnati
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Pennsylvan
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Main
Pretoria
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Hampburg
Boston
Grivicuand
Cheveland
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genoa
Moltke
S. S. Molthke
Biaeira
S. S. Imperator Sonstancesr
Imperator
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Panama Canal
Havana
Jamaica
Scotland
Orkney
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Spitzbergen
North Caper
Norway
Victoria Luise
Bismarck
Meteor
Hamburg-American Line
Broadway
Oe Moss
14Th St
OCEAN
American Line N
Southampton
Viilaasiphia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport
London Direct
Red Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
White Star Line
N.Y
Southsota
N. Y
Boxton
Ittaly
Aw. B. M. Hicks
Atlantic City Hotels
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Andeal Place
F. L Young
Alan LO
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Grand Atlantic
Virginia Ave
Steel Pier
WM. B. Cooper
New England
Caroline Ave
Beach
Bryan & Williams
Europe
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Seveath St Whart
Sunday Post
Mas Chy
Washington City
Marsland
Annapolis
Claiborme
Bi Michaels
Waston
Salisbury
Boc
A. Ry
Ocean City
Cambridge
Oxford
Tilghman's Island
Greensboro
East New Market
Wederalsburg
Seaford
Del
Great Falls of the Potomac
36Th
M Ste. V. W. Georgetown
Bluemont
Leceburg
Paeonian Springs
Pburcellville
Ashburn
Thrifton
Vax
M Streets
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