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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

8

Luncheon at Congressional Club Aids Officialdom’s Playground

Governors of Congressional Country Club gathered at Maryland tract for the first meeting there hosted by Col. Charles C. Glover. Secretary Hoover presided at the club’s board session, plans were made to quickly finish Officialdom’s Playground facilities, and an outing for all members was proposed with two stewards to service parties. Notable attendees included Gen. B Young, Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, Sen. Sheppard, Comptroller Crissinger, and several members of Congress.

Congressional Country Club Charles C. Glover Rissa National Bank Maryland Herbert C Hoover Glover B. Young Cary T. Grayson C. O Sherrill Sheppard Milton Ayles D R Crissinger EY Brooke Lee Benjamin C Perry William B. Hibbs Cuno H. Rudolph George O. Watson Walter R. Tucker~man Robert Fleming Robert H. McNeill A. M. Nevins Bland Hawes Luhring Knutson Cole Moore

Plan $10 000 church drive at John Wesley AME Church

A mass meeting at John Wesley AME Church tonight will promote a $10,000 drive for Second Trinity Baptist Church. Justice Frederick L. Siddons will be the chief speaker with Thomas L. Jones presiding. The Second Trinity congregation plans to buy property at Thirteenth and Corcoran streets NW. Choir, scripture reading by Rev G L Davis, prayer by Rev James E Willis, welcome by Rev W O Carrington, and Judge Robert Terrell will introduce the speaker.

John Wesley African Methodist Second Trinity Baptist Church Frederick L. Siddons Thomas L. Jones Second ‘Trinity Baptist Church Thirteenth and Corcoran Streets John Wesley Church G L Davis James E Willis Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Carrington Robert Terrell

Central Union Mission Building Fund Appeal Progress

Superintendent John S Bennett reported partial yesterday totals for Central Union mission and Children's Emergency home fund drives. A notable early pledge of 1007 dollars came at Immanuel Baptist church while Dr James E Freeman at Church of the Epiphany urged strong support and cited three parish leaders.

John S Bennett Central Union Mission Immanuel Baptist Church Church of the Epiphany James E Freeman

Episcopal missions drive at Epiphany yields $6932 pledge

The Lenten offering by Episcopal Sunday schools in the Washington diocese rose over $2,500 to about $6,932. More than 1,000 people attended Epiphany Church as Dr James H. Freeman welcomed children and announced the total. The Rev Normandy Bmsted spoke for Japan.

Episcopal Sunday Schools Diocese of Washington Epiphany Episcopal Church James H. Freeman Epiphany Missiong Normandy Bmsted Japan

Justices Clarke Day To Head May Day Meeting

Justice John H Clarke of the United States Supreme Court will be chief speaker at the May day meeting of the Ohio society to meet at Rauscher's. Senator Atlee Pomerene, vice president, in charge of the social portion following the business meeting presided over by Justice William R Day. Officers to be elected. A musical program will include Mrs John L Cable and Mrs Flora Methyearfer.

John H Clarke United States Supreme Court Oho Society Rauscher Atlee Pomerene William R Day John L Cable Representative Cable Flora Methyeefer

Births Reported In Local Notices

Birth announcements list numerous couples and newborns, including McCarfahren girl, Tunnicke boy, Brant boy, Creighton girl, Whitmore boy, Meyer boy, Midget girl, Wo Mehtgett girl, Creighton family, Pichett boy, Sotzaky boy, Greenburg boy, Wilkerson boy, McGuire girl, Bouktis boy, Dowell boy, Cole boy, McCarty girl, Gray boy, George girl, Burgess boy, Lambright girl, Saunders girl, Porter boy, and others in a long roster of names and new additions.

George D Mare" McCarfhran Homer W Christine A Tunnicke James J May I Brant James A Gera Sf Creighton Willard W Helen ¥. Whitmore John B Mary E. Meyer Wiliam G Mamie C. Midget George W Bill Wo Mehtgett Wiliam J May Kitty John Hani Isabelle Marshall A Grace M Pichett Jacob Sarah Sotzaky Herman J Anna Greenburg Roland Worlone Wilkerson Thomas W Ruth McGuire Stelios Marin Bouktis Frank F Toulsa A Tew Wiliam T Eden “N Dowell Gilbert A Hazel Cole John F Angle M

Death notices list numerous recent passings in local area

OITY BULLETIN reports a string of death notices including John J Higeina 73 Sadie BW Thornd 23 Alice V Hayes 40 Patrick A Walsh 52 Efia Dorsey 62 Robert J Campbell 23 Mary McGraw ST pra Edward D Schwenk 52 infants unnamed children of Andrew Hy Florence E Cannon and John B ang Olive V Webb 1 hour Elisabeth Barnett 25 Matilda Jackson 63 Bertha Pean 49 Marla Lewis 38 Addie T Suter 43 Samuel Carter Jr 8 months infant of Robert and Leanore Green and infant of John and Olive Webb with hospital references and addresses. also a note about Claflin Optical moving to 1914 St in New City.

John J Higeina Cap St Charles Emery Wash ‘Agylum Hospital Sadie Thornd Alice V. Hayes Patrick A Walsh Efia Dorsey Robert J Campbell Mary. McGraw Pra Edward D. Schwenk Andrew Hy Florence E Cannon Columbia John B. Ang Olive V. Webb Elisabeth Barnett Matilda Jackson Bertha Pean Rumseys Marla Lewis Addie T Suter 10Th St Samuel Carter, Jr Monthe Clevelon Ave Robert Leanore Green Freedren's Hospital Robert Jones Wash Asylum

Presentation of Carry-On Post No 28 Ceremony

The dedication of Carry-On Post No 28 of the American Legion occurred on the lawn of the club house at 1600 Rhode Island Avenue NW. Colors donated by Alice J. Clapp. Chief Justice Walter I. McCoy gave the presentation address. Charles A. Carter, post president, delivered the acceptance. A recital by Myra Johnson Jacques Homier and Kennedy Freeman followed. The United States Marine Band performed Inv. Miss Clapp hosted a dance for members and guests.

Post National coJera American Legion Rhode Island Avenue Alice J. Clapp Walter I. McCoy Charles A Carter Myra Johnson Jacques Homier Kennedy Freeman United States Marine Band

Rites for High School Hero Francois Carr

Funeral services for Francois Quig ley Carr of Brookland will be held at St Anthony's church Wednesday at 9 AM with burial at Mount Olivet. Carr served in Company K 328th Infantry 82d Division, went to France May 1915, was missing October 9 1918, body found August 1921 in a hospital ruins, a McKimley High School student.

Francois Quigley Carr Carr McKimley High School

Alnas Temple to Entertain High Idgnitaries Tomorrow

Almas temple plans a ball at the City club for Ernest A Cutts of Savannah GA imperial potentate of North America. The Willard fire caused the shift from Willard to City club. Shrine dignitaries from across the country will attend. Dancing starts at 9 with the Almas military band leading the first march.

Almas Temple Ernest A Cutts Savannah

Father Van Rossum Dead in Cleveland at 76

The Rev Theodore Van Rossum a Jesuit since 1860 died in Cleveland Ohio aged 76 He served in Buffalo Columbus and Cleveland and founded St John's College Toledo and Campion College Prairie du Chien Wis He was known as a retreat preacher for laymen and religious communities

Cleveland Ohio Theodore van Rossum Society of Jesus van Rossum Buffalo Columbus St John’s College Toledo Oho Campion College Prairie du Chien Wis

Sun and tide table and weather summaries

Daily sun rise 5, high tide 10 54, low tide 5 02. Forecasts for DC Maryland Virginia call for fall weather and moderate temperatures with gentle variable winds Monday and Tuesday. Area of high pressure east of 100th meridian, crest over Lake region. Low tonight in Rockies and plains. fair elsewhere. Temperature rise forecast in lower lakes and north Atlantic states. generally fair weather. Werther reports show varying temperatures throughout the day with high and low readings and sunshine percentages. Departures from norm indicate accumulated temperature excess since January and precipitation deficits. Flying Werther forecast notes clear to light winds May 1 1922. River bulletins report Polar and Shenandoah rivers clear at Harpers Ferry.

Dept of Agneuture Werther Bureau Washington District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Lake Region Rocky Mountain Plateau Canadian North Pacific Texas Oklahoma South Atlantic East Gulf States Atlantic Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Atlanta Werther Marimun SD Mini Long Island Norfolkia Washngton Dayton Ohio

Nuxated Iron Promises Boost to Nerve Force and Blood

A weighty patent medicine claim states Nuxated Iron contains the principal chemical constituent of active living nerve force akin to brain cells, and organic iron from spinach and apples enriches blood to stimulate new nerve force. If you feel weak or run down, buy a bottle, and if not improved in two weeks, money back. Sold by all druggists.

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