Supreme Circle to Meet in Grand Army Hall
The sixty third annual session of the Supreme Circle Brotherhood of America will convene at Grand Army Hall 1412 Pennsylvania avenue next Tuesday at 10 a.m. An advance guard will depart Philadelphia today by train for Harrisburg Hagerstown and Luray to view subterranean caves arriving Monday evening. Delegates from Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Connecticut New York Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia will attend.
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Supreme Circle
Brotherhood of America
Grand Army Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bureau of Publicity
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Luray
Committee On
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General Lawton Circle
No. 1
Washington
Ebbitt House
George W. Heinecke
H. B. Walter
New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals of
Independence Hall
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Circle
The
John A. Bensel
Trenton
N. J
William J. Duryea
William L. News
Jesse W. Smith
Edward Wiebahn
Houtzdale
Transfers of Commerce staff to Labor Department listed
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield moved numerous employees to the Labor Department under Secretary William B. Wilson. The transfers include clerks, telegraph operators, messengers, laborers, and assistants with salaries ranging from 660 to 4,200 dollars, drawn from the appointment division publications division supplies division and disbursing office.
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Secretary of Commerce
William C. Redfield
Secretary of Labor
Willam B. Wilson
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Thomas J. Luckett
Harry G. Purdy
William G. Scott
George W. Harsch
Byron Bradford
Wiliam H. Power
Edgar V. Parker
William F. Davidson
James A. Dickenson
Reuel G. Phelps
Division of Publications
John F. Oertel
George W. Branch
Jacob Strohm
Henry A. Works
Samuel M. Gregg
Virginia Highlands Citizens Challenge Car Fare
Virginia Highlands Citizens Association filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a fare reduction. They argue the 15 cent round trip from Virginia Highlands to the city post office is excessive for the distance, exceeding the rail maximum of 3 cents per mile. They compare with Washington and Virginia Electric Railways offering about 4 cents per trip from Alexandria to Virginia Highlands, nearly twice the distance.
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Virginia ‘Highlands
I.C. C
Virginia Highlands
Washington
Virginia
Alexandria
Fishlands
Urge Anacostia's Needs Promoted by Local Association
The Anacostia Citizens Association seeks improvements for the suburb with requests for more street lights shade trees and curb lines on main streets. They allege many demands are refused by the District building and advocate limiting street baseball to curb juvenile areas. The piece also notes The Post prize contest nearing its end with readers urged to enter and obtain charts.
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Citizens’ Association of
Anacostia
James A. Watson
City Notices on Typing and Civil Service Courses
Fragmented bulletin lists courses and instruction topics such as Pitman shorthand typewriting and civil service courses. Mentions times and venues at a central location with references to daily notices and related instructors.
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Im- Pheater
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A. Stein & Company
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Park Ave
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Gude
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City Bulletins
Macalester
St. Vernes
Farace
Charles W. Semmes
Wilcox
Washington Post
Congressional Garage
Pennsylvania Ave. S. E
Lincoln
Raphel Semmes
Columbia Coal & Brick CO
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