Army of 150000 Is Limit By House Amid War Bill Debate
The House passed an army appropriation bill carrying about 320 million dollars to support an army of 150000 enlisted men. The vote was 243 to 23 with Byrnes and Mondell sparring over reducing the force from 168000 to 150000. Debate centered on discharge rules and timing, while the final figure adjusts from prior sessions and a pocket veto by President Wilson.
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Peras
House
Senate
War Department
Herrick
Oklahoma
Tibe
Mondell
Byrnes
South Carolina
Weeks
Anthony
Garrett
Tennessee
Wilson
Educators Form District Educational Association
A subcommittee of educators completed a constitution for a new District Educational association. The group, meeting yesterday, will include in its membership individuals interested in education. officers named Superintendent Frank W Balton, Arthur Ramsay, Harry English, Dr. Carl Ruediger, Miss L Meak, and Selden M. Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Balton
Arthur Ramsay
Harry English
Carl Ruediger
Misa L . Meak
Selden M. Ely
Jury awards Berry & Whitmore $2042 to estate case
A jury before Justice Siddons yesterday awarded Berry and Whitmore jewelers a verdict of 2042 60 against the estate of Stilson Hutchins for repair work on jewelry owned by Mrs Hutchins during her husband life. Suit was Ased against William J Dante and Mrs Rose Keeling Hutchins the widow. The verdict applies to the estate only.
Emerson seeks absolute divorce from Clarence W Emerson
Theda M Emerson filed yesterday in District Supreme Court for an absolute divorce citing misconduct and nonsupport. She alleges Clarence returned from France and failed to support her and their child. Corsage Bouquets advertised with fresh cut lasting flow. Gude 1214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda M. Emerson
District Supreme Court
Clarence W. Emerson
France
Police raid at 1402 J Street NW prompts replevin suit
Assistant U S Attorney Paul E B Cromelin replies to a replevin suit by officials of the police department over papers seized by Detective Messer during a raid on 1402 I Street NW. Officers say information indicated a dice game was in progress and wagers on horse races were found. defense argues lack of a proper search warrant.
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United States District
Paul EB. Cromelin
Replevin
Police Department
Messer
First Precinct
I Street
Pirat Precinct
Miemoravida
T. Morris Wampler
Thomas Goldsmith
Stubby the World War Hero Leads Parade Float Today
Stubby the World War I hero dog will ride a special float as guard of honor for Miss Louise Johnson in the Humane Education Society parade at 4 15 this afternoon. Laddie Boy, President Harding's dog, will appear on a blue ribbon horse drawn float with Isley Randall. Sonia Shearer Queen of Beauty heads a decorated float with a six woman court. Floats from Philadelphia Navy Yard and others join the procession from Maryland Avenue to Scott Circle. Cavalry and Interior bands will lead and support the event.
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Mr. Harding’s.Laddy Boy
Stubby
Humane Education Society
Robert A. Cowdray
Louise Johnson
Maryland Avenue
First Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jackson Place
H Street
Sixteenth
Scott Circle
Harding
Laddie Boy
Miss Isley Randal
Cavalry
Fort Myer
Department of the Interior
Civil War Veteran Ite E Cole Dies at 91
Civil War veteran Ite E Cole aged 91 died Monday at his home 723 Wighth Street Northeast. He served with Company G Highly-first New York Volunteers. Cole entered government printing office in 1876 as a pressman and continued until retirement. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Ite E. Cole
Wighth Street
Company G
New York Volunteers
Cole
Government Printing Office
Weather Forecast and Sun Tide Summary
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecast for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia predicts cloudy conditions with showers Wednesday and Thursday and changing temperatures. Temperature records show highs around 78 with lows near 62 to 68 and a plentiful sunshine ratio. precipitation deficits and surpluses are noted since January 1 1821 with regional variations.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Missouri
North Dakota
Alberta
Innida
Great Central
Gulf States
Yale
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Texas
Rocky Mountain
United States
New York
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Carolinas
Aince
Superintendent Ballou Seeks $2 Million Emergency School Build
Conference with House District subcommittee yields support for the $2,000,000 emergency building program. Walters chairing notes no plan to deny need, while Focht hints more funds would help. Ballou cites rising enrollments due to war workers leaving Washington, with about 2400 suburban children attending local schools tuition-free.
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Ballou
Walters
Fokke
Focht
Foeht
Washington
Bailey
Will Lecture on France by French Lieut at Central High
Lieut Vincent de Wierzbicki of the French high commission will speak on France in Its Relations to Other Countries at Central High auditorium at 4 pm tomorrow. He served with the 45th Infantry of France during the war and was French interpreter to the British army for two years. University club tonight will host the lecture with guests from the French embassy Army and Navy Metropolitan and Cosmos clubs.
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Lieut Vincent de Wierzbicki
French High Commission
United States
France
Central High School
45Th Infantry
Lieut Wierzbicki
Army
Navy
Metropolitan
Cosmos
Getts Years In Gem Theft Guilty Plea of Moss
E L Moss a Colored man pleaded guilty to robbing L S Callisher's store at 933 Pennsylvania Ave NW of jewelry worth 950 dollars on November 9 1920. He assaulted clerk Charles S Frantz and was sentenced yesterday by Justice Ashley M Gould to years in the penitentiary. Witnesses said he entered the shop asked to see diamond rings and struck Frantz with a tree then fled with rings.
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L. & Callisher
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Jrewelry
Charles S Frantz
Elbert Les Moss
Ashley M Gould
Os8
Frantz
Suit for injuries from auto collision filed in district court
Emeline Maloof by next friend George Maloof sues Isabel H Lamb in district supreme court for 45000 damages claiming she was struck by Lamb's auto on Twelfth Street Northwest on May 16 1920 while walking.
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Emeline Maloof
George Maloof
District Supreme Court
Isabel H Lamb
Twelfth Street
Walker couple sued for auto injuries in district supreme court
John J O Neill and his wife sued Harold and Alendta Walker in the District Supreme Court yesterday seeking 6500 damages for alleged personal injuries to Mrs O Neill. The plaintiffs allege their vehicle was struck by a machine operated by the defendants.
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Harold
Alendta Walker
District Supreme Court
John J O'Neill
Hns
Births Reported for Numerous Families Across Area
Barry and Mabel B Estop welcome a girl. John H and Eile White have a boy. Ernest R and Leola A Beavers greet a boy. Samuel and Julia Rouff announce a girl. Benjamin H and Mabel G Beait have a boy. Hugh and Ethel M Spindle welcome a girl. Frank B and Grace W Davis have twins Brevard and Bethy Strehecker, girls. John J and Marjorie Broderick welcome a girl. Oliver P and Loyola Blanton greet a girl. Frederick and Harriett Bammon have a boy. Clyde D and Lois Asher welcome a boy. Robert and Mamie B Lyon greet a boy. William M and Hite K. Tummond a.
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Barry
Mabel B Estop
John H and
Eile White
Ernest R
Leola A Beavers
Samuel
Julia Rouff
Benjamin H
Mabel G. Beait
Hugh and
Ethel M Spindle
Frank B
Grace W Davis
Brevard
Bethy Strehecker
John J
Marjorie Broderick
Oliver P
Loyola Blanton
Frederick
Harriett Bammon
Clyde
Licensed Weddings Across Regions Include Numerous Couples
A fragmented notice lists multiple couples from Virginia Maryland and New York with wedding plans and officiants. Names such as Whitfield Williamson and Ida Gryant appear alongside other pairs including Rosa Wayman and Nagla Bucher, all tied to various Rev. ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield BH Williamson
Ida W Gryant
Alexandra
Dugene
Mery V. Hennage
John E Briggs Andrew F Gasch
Grace T Hackley
Hindensburg
George ¥. Dudley
Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and Streets
A list of recent deaths and ages from St Mirgbeth and Providence hospitals includes Clara N Olivet 85 William N Croggon 21 Kate Hoyberger 80 and many others. Long entries note addresses such as 1920 6th St Katherine BH Alley 23 and 2286 Shannon Pl with multiple households and infants among the decedents.
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Clara N. Olivet
St. Mirgbeth
Willam N. Croggon
Kate Hoyberger
Katherine BH. Alley
Adah M. Walde
Providence
William Sheck
Carrie R. Chapman
Naome Atnog
Shannon
Xeta D. Godfroy
Iargaret
Barwick
St. Nw
Catherine H McGonigie
Edna Dolores Burke
St. Ne
Daniel &. Scofield
St Nw
Roger L Huntt
Capitol St
Margeret M. Hotep
Katie Bell
Golden St
Elizabeth Brown
Sylvester Baker
George W. Thomas
Linden St. Infant
George W
Henrietta Henson
Bill
Band Concert Today at Potomac Park
Potomac Park hosts a band concert this afternoon featuring the Marine Band. Selections include Excerpts from Musis de Sallet Astorge and Abert The Star-Spangled Banner performed by Isadex Rogeram and Welmann.
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Potomac Park
At & Bien
U. & Marine Band
4Elmann
Isadex
Rogeam
Musis
de Sallet
Astorge
Near East Relief Plans Tag Day Drive
The Near East relief committee meets today at 10 20 in the Y W C A building 1333 F street north west to finalize Buy 2 Loaf of Bread Tag Day plans. Members include Mrs Ma nor R Sullivan Mrs William Chamberlin Mrs Frank Goden heimer Mrs John Reed Mrs Frank L Towner Mrs Francis A St Clair Mrs J W Frizzell Mrs Emma Shelton Mrs Cora P Mayberry Mrs Louis Abbott Miss Ebien A Vinton and Miss H Wu Cunningham Also to be set for nationwide Bundle day on June 1.
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Near East Relief Committee
F Street North West
Manor R. Sullivan
William Chamberlin
Frank Godenheimer
John Reed
Frank L. Towner
Francis. A St Clair
J. W Frizzell
Emma
Shelton
Cora P Mayberry
Louis Abbott
Ebien A Vinton
H WU Cunningham
St Johns ROTC Holds Third Competitive Drill June 4
Rev D Edward, president, announced that the third competitive drill of St Johns college reserve officers training corps will be held June 4. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the winner. Two drills have been held this winter, with companies A and C noted as winners. The March drill results determine the final victor among competitors.
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St John’s College Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
D Edward
Esas
A Woman's Way Mayr Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A reader recounts persuading his wife to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after months of urging. Early results include improved complexion and appetite. The ad claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money refunded if unsatisfied. Available at People's 10 Drug Stores O'Donnell's 2 Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Mayr
O'Donnell
Ady
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