Two Bishops Speak Capital Suffragists to Parade in New York
In Washington a large delegation of District women represented by the King Daughters and suffrage leaders prepares for the New York parade. Mrs A A Birney is elected president of the Daughters and officers include Mrs E Ruckfrett and Miss J K Bauer. Over 16,000 marchers are expected as suffrage momentum grows. White dresses and 38 cent hats will be worn by marchers.
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New York
Thomas
Brookland
Hovel Daughters
Birney
Faya
Mra
Hirney
E. Ruckfret Vier
Talen
Glimere
Mea
404 Keech
Mira HY Te Owland
J+ K Bauer
Mre Fueulse
Mary Kurtz
tChapell
C Keachwistwar
Charles Davis
Cinna
Wren Spencer Massey
Board of Education
Suffree Causa
Carnegie Hall
A. E. Hendley
District Woman Suffrage Association
Misa Allee T. Jenkins
Blanton Suffrage Club
Staward
Elizabeth Gates Perry
J. M. Bradley
Washington
Museey
Washington School of Law
James L. Cowles
The
Postal Progress League
District Suffrage Association Center
Ellen Spencer Muegey
Elizabeth Perry
Chambe of Commerce
W. Aunt
Chamber
Benner ,Steamship, Company
Hunt
Exercises at Gallaudet College Graduation Day Observed
Presentation day celebrated by the adaptive class at Gallaudet College on Woansday afternoon marking the forty eighth anniversary of the college. President Percival Hall and other faculty presided as Rey Dr Biercepantor of All Souls Church delivered the orations. Names of graduates and candidates for bachelor degrees were announced, including several from various states.
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Gallaudet College
The
Col
Rey
HK Biercepantor
All Souls’ Soarch
Percival Hall
Edward A Fat
1Arles Rory
Fom Lo Anderson
Pasas Acehthald
Fay
Marie Anderson
Tom Lewis Anderson
William Henry Arras Vernon Steri Ng Hirek
Irre Flarrison Blanchard
Tovernn
Stephen Bryan
Minnie Louise Lalers
Tetra Theodora Fendrem
Harry Gantinoe
Shetby
Wyenne Harrie
Virginiana Haywood
Anna Vaughn Johnson
Tower Matha Jones
Adolph Nicholas Venek
Aml
Archibald Wright Dray
Funeral of T C Dawson at Toolock Church
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Toolock Presbyterian Church for former United States Minister Thomas Cleland Iapain and special diplomatic agent of the State Department who died at his residence on Nineteenth Street Northwest. Interment in Rock Creek Monuments followed. Attending were Latin-American Wallbearers, State Department officials, and honorary pallbearers including Viscount Chinda, Walter Fisher, Huntington Wort, Joan Barrett, Senator Albert King, Representative James Vogt, and Charles A Keigwin.
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Toolock
New York
Eenue Presbyterian Church
Thomas Cleland Iapain
Stute Department
Northweat
Moentnesdis Tooming
Rockmak
Woallac Radcliffe
State Department
Bravo
Mr da Gama
Amassador
Viscount Chinda
Secretars of the Interior
Walter Fisher
Valatint
Huntington Wort
Joan Barrett
Ty Pen Sinian Enon
Albert ‘Toning
Iowa
James Vogt
Charles A Keigwin
Er Wi Ragan
Washington High Band Concert Misses Yellows Act Impression
A note describes a Washington High School band concert with leadership by JR Wella Mo and a composed program featuring a dancing segment. The announcement mentions a decorative and attractive variety show during the event and the evening closes with a Powery 4 dance.
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Nubht
Washington High School
JR. Wella Mo
Iantos
Antisuffragists Declare Against Vote At Washington Meeting
The Antisuffragist Society of Washington gathered at Mrs. HF Turner home to hear speeches by prominent opponents including Mrs Barrett Wendell of Boston Mrs Godferd of Colorado and Miss Crocker of Boston Other attendees named include Miss Emily Bissell of the Consumers' League Miss McThvane and Mrs Garrett Champs wood Miss Netty Elliott Fearwell Miss Jane Rigas and Mrs Frank Goodwin
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Soclaty
Washington
HF. Turner
New Hampshire Avenue
Northwest
Movement Against
Votes For
Garrett
Champs
Wood
Baltimore
Netty Elliott Fearwell
Jane Rigas
Frank Goodwin
Hichborn Child Guardian Petition Heard in District Court
Mrs Jennie M Hichborn widow of Rear Admiral Hichborn appeared with her grandson Philip Hichborn seeking permanent guardianship of the 4 year old boy left fatherless by the death of Philip Hichborn on March 7 last. Justice Wright presided as Murray A Cobb was named to answer for the child and William Henry Dennis to defend. Mrs Hichborn, represented by William Hils, presented affidavits detailing her fitness to care for the boy and her financial ability and maternal experience.
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Philip Hichborn
Jennie M Hichborn
Hichborn
Supress
Daniel Thew Wright
Philip
Wright
Murray A Cobb
William Henry Dennis
Horace Wyle
Ince
Uume
Aha
John Joy Edson
Benjamin Micou
Elizabeth Cole
Charles C. Cole
National Chamber of Commerce to Elect Secretary in Chicago
John H. Janey, chairman of the executive committee, calls a National Chamber of Commerce meeting for next Wednesday in Chicago to select a secretary. Committee members include Wheeler of Chicago Teal of Portland Chandler of Atlanta Bearquart of York Edson of Washington Burke and Logan of Pittsburgh Baker Prentiss Bode Parker Grenville Wells Michael Allen Truesdale and Truesdale.
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John H. Janey
National Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Harry A Wheeler
M. Teal
Portland
Orew
Asa G. Chandler
Atlanta
A. Bearquart
York
John Joy Edson
Washington
James F. Burke
A. J. Logan
Pittsburgh
Bernard N Baker
Baltimore
Francia
Y W C A Subscriptions Reach 17000 In Luncheon Drive
Women outpaced men in a day one drive for a 300000 YWCA home fund in Washington. Subscriptions totaled 12850 with 240000 prior, clock campaign at 199 F street marks every 25000. Five teams of business women organized under Frances E Chickering with captains Eloise Brainerd Alice Deal Ludeema Sayre and M F Bickford.
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Wash- Inston
Young Women's Christian Association
F Street
Eldridge E. Jordan
Business Men's
FF Street
Y W C. A
Twelfth
F Streets
Frances BE
Chickering
Eloise Brainerd
Alice Deal
Ludéema Sayre
M F. Bickford
Funeral of Mrs John FR Young
Funeral services for Mrs John FR Young wife of the clerk of the District Supreme Court will be held at her home 4522 KR street northwest at 4 this afternoon Rev Granger pastor of Gunton Temple Mower Presbyterian Church will officiate Active pallbearers include William E Williams Fred OConnell Hawin J McKee Frank W. Smith Willams T Lemon and Alfred G Buhrman Honorary pallbearers include Justice Job Barnard Daniel Fraser Samudel William B Tarpin Maj Leander Plams and James L Davenport Mrs Young formerly Miss Mary Magsey born in La Salle county she came here after marriage active church worker and Legion of Loyal Women survivor includes husband and a daughter Miss Julian Young Georgetown University Banquet Preparations for the banquet to honor Rev John D Whitnay former president of Georgetown University at the New Raleigh next Sunday night completed The New York Alumni society will attend represented by former U S attorney for Delaware William Michael Byrne who will speak A New England branch led by James Higgins former governor of Rhode Island and Michael F Costello also attend
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John FR Young
District Supreme Court
Atreet
Granger
Gunton-Temple Mower Presbyterian Church
William E Willams
Fred ©. O'Connell
Hawin J McKee
Frank W. Smith
Willams T. Lemon
Alfred G. Buhrman
Job Barnard
Daniel Fraser
Samudel
Wiiliam B. Tarpin
Maj
Leander P Lams
James L. Davenport
Mrs. Young
Mary Magsey
la Salle County
Mr. Young
Legion of Loyal Women
Julian Young
Georgetown University
John D. Whitnay
New Raleigh
Society of the
New York
Wil
United States
Delaware
Wiliam Michael Byrne
New England
James Higgins
Rhode Island
Michael F. Costello
That
Reverend McLeod to Speak on Temperance at Women’s Union
The Rev. Donald Campbell McLeod, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will address the Women’s Interdenominational Missionary Union on temperance this afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Guild Room of the Church of the Ascension.
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Women’s Union
Donald Campbell McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Women's Interdenomina- Honsl Missionary Union
Temperance
Church of the Ascension
Plans for Grand Stands and Festivities for Columbus Memorial
Washington groups including the Chamber of Commerce and Knights of Columbus planned a grand unveiling and entertainment for visitors. They approved erecting large stands for 10,000, aiming to nominate Pennsylvania Avenue and public buildings, raise 10,000 dollars, and illuminate key streets. Committee reports urged funding, building use, and freight assessments to gauge business volume.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Chamber of Commrerce
Board of Trade
Knights of Columbuy
Washington
Columbus Memorial
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Comyneroe
Rudolph
Harrington
Knights of Columbus
Citizens’ Committee
Donovan
Graham
Fireworks and Iluminaton Committee
Capitol
Treasury Building
State, War and Navy
Max Sylvester
Committee On Public Order
Congress
Committee On Finance
Smoot Denies Independent Mayoral Bid in Alexandria
W A Smoot Jr denied rumors of an independent campaign against Democratic nominee Thamas A Fisher for Alexandria mayor in the June election. He said he supported Brockett, is a good loser, and will back Fisher to ensure a successful administration. Separate notes cover Mount Vernon Chapter DAR meeting, Miss Fleming burial, Mrs Hutchinson funeral, and sale of the colonial residence at Washington and Oronoco streets.
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Kate
Wabshiingtan Port Bureau
King Street
Alexendria
Permstent
W. A Smoot, Jr
Alexandria
Thamas A Fisher
Smoot
Brockett
Mr. Fisher
Mount Vernon
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary G. Powell
Cameron and
Royal Streets
Jessie Power Board
Monroe and
Marbury
Arthur H. Bryant
Washington and
Oronoco Streets
Columbia Harleen lecture and theater listings at city venues
City bulletins announce lectures on Tales of Hoffmann and The Witching Hour and showings at multiple theaters. Several venues schedule performances including Jersey Lilies and Vanderilla shows, with times from 1 to 11 pm and matinee options. The notices also reference refreshed menus and dairy products used in bakery offerings.
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Columbia
Harleen
Belaceo
Gayety
Madenzie—Vandérilla
Vanerille
Coamas
Vanderilla
Emperial
Vaudterillada
Alwe
Harvey
Baer
Virginie Fa
Deeries
M. John
Crawley
P. L. W. Thornton Dies at Home at 86 New Hampshire Ave
P. L. W. Thornton, a former War Department officer and native of Fairfax County Virginia, died yesterday at his home. Funeral services are set for 2 oclock Saturday at Epiphany Church. He served throughout the war as an officer in the Twenty first Infantry.
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P. L. W. Thornton
New Hampshire Avenue
Epiphany Church
MerThornton
Fairfax County
Twenty-first
Neighborhood House Spring fete opens with children’s crafts and dances
The Neighborhood House opened an afternoon spring fete featuring an industrial exposition on the first floor with candies, cakes, and numerous items made by neighborhood children. The program included Mik Maide’ dri by Golden Rule Girls and folk dances led by Katherine Barghausen and others, followed by three playlets performed by a long list of local youths.
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Spring Fauti
Golden Rule Girls
Mik Maide
Dri
Edna Rosenberg
Molly Alley
Bertha Lipkin
Martha Lipkin
Annie Coonin
Earth Kerntein
Rowe Silverman
Ray Eirechenbaum
Helen Yeuter
Lena Kirschenbaum
Yetta Lipkin
Bina Margous
Ethel Goldstein
Title Barits
Esther Tréger
Katherine Barghausen
Alma Carney
Winood Clark
Robert Hunley
Mildred Jackson
Ollie J. Mothershead
Mabel Rotheranepa
George Mullen
Alma Reuling
Carl Tirnet
Grace Utter
Evelyn Watson
Marion Willitts
Joey Silvermann
Frames Mahoney
Walter Harite
Helen Bglos
Pearle Wiltshire
Lucile Smith
Geralding Gartrell
Mortimer Gartrell
Blanche
Gordon
Cora
Walter Mills
Ralph Gordon
Marion Vernon
Bra Hammer
Loretta Campbell
May Groves
Vale Room
Athal Swarey
Louise Gajlahorn
Minerva Coats
Helen Rollins
Emma Mehling
Lillian Hatton
Ruth Pfliger
Katherine Jackson
Wilhelmina Christopher
Agnes Boyd
Jos Ratner
Harry Reuling
Raymond Russell
Aubrey Wright
Charles Kersey
Leo Gately
Kranga Dickinson
William Hunley
John Kennett
Walter Mahoney
Elmer Gorpenter
Joseph Goldeteln
Brawner Mills
Children Hold May Fete at Friends School Country Club
In a Wisconsin avenue venue a Natural Amphitheater recreates Old England May Day rites. Children, led by Ruth Roberts as Queen of May, perform dances and songs amid twelfth century forest imagery with attendants named.
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Friends' School Country Club
Wisconsin Avenue
Pierce Mhs Road
Old England
Bhierwood Forest
Ruth Roberts
Anne Blackwood
Louise Pugh
Lena Ramsay
Katherine Ladd
Candace Howard
Frances Sidwell
Mildred Miller
Genevieve Clark
Marie Sims
Sylvia Carter
Mary Aplin
Hida Janson
Tariff actions threaten tap line cases before high court
Tariffs filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission canceling tap lines must be observed by trunk lines and shippers or face criminal penalties under the Interstate Commerce Act and Elking Act. The commission yesterday signaled possible dismissal of several tap line cases and indicated matters could move to the Commerce Court and then the United States Supreme Court for judicial determination.
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Interstate Commerace Commission
Commerce Court
United States Supreme Court
Elder Russell Honored At Farewell Reception
Friends and neighbors of Elder K C Fussell held a farewell reception Thursday night at the Takoma Park church school for him and his family. Russell and his family will travel to Chicago to lead an evangelistic campaign.
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K C. Fussell
Takoma Park Church
Russell
Chicago
Bread quality debate in English local study reports white bread superior
The English local government board study on bread nutrition mirrors Department of Agriculture experts, stating white bread is more nutritious than whole wheat. It argues bran hinders digestion and fresh bread ferments, while whole wheat lacks minerals unless paired with milk, and favors entire wheat for bread eaters.
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English Local Government Board
Department of Agriculture
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T. C. Dawson
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Imperial Export Beer
Washington Brewery Co
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Miss Fleming
Margaret G. Fleming
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Hutchinson
Martha Hart Hutchinson
William F. Whatey
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Philadelphia
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Maxwell
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Remister
Mascotte
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United Motor Washington Company
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Manassas Motor Car Co
Manassas
Auto Livery Co
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Billmser
Shepherdstown
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W. K. Hull
Hagerstown
Eastern Motor Sales Co
Richmond
E L Myers
Norfolk, Va
W Gibbs
Staunton, Va
NG Smith
South Hill, Va
Irving-Wa-Hill Co
Charlottesville, Va
Maxwell Dealer
Johnson Brothers
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
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13Th St. S. W
Elder Russell
Takoma Park
T. A. Allen
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G. A. Muddiman & Co
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Fifteenth United States Cavalry Band
Fort Myer
George Bitirick
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Imteymeanzu
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McCray Refrigerator Co
Charles St
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United States Trust Co
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1740 7 Ltd
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West Point
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Berlitz School
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