Catholic drive aims to aid District orphans
The St Vincent de Paul Society launches a city wide drive to raise 10000 to aid widows and orphans in the District of Columbia during winter with parish meetings and Knights of Columbus participation. Funds collected at 810 F Street NW with Noromyle as treasurer.
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District of Columbia
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Knights of Columbus
William TH. DeLacy
St. Vincent du Paul Society
Mer. Thomas
William Y. Normoyle
Society
F Street
Board Takes Custody of Dwyer Children After Mother's Suicide
Elmer E. Dwyer and his three children Paul 10 Elmer 13 and Ethel 15 were committed to the board of children's guardians during minority by Judge Kathryn SeNers of the juvenile court. An assistant corporation counsel remarked on the home life before and after Loretta Dwyer's suicide on September 5. Dwyer had married Julia Coyer but only weeks later his first wife died. An effort was made by Dwyer to retain custody of the children.
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Elmer E. Dwyer
Paul
Elmer
Ethel
Board of Children’s Guardians
Kathryn SeNers
Juvenile Court
Assaistant Corporation
Frank. W. Madigan
Loretta Dwyer
Madigan
Dwyer
Julia Coyer
Walter Smith Identified in Purse Snatching Case
Walter Smith held for the grand jury by Judge McMahon on $5,000 bond for snatching a purse from Miss Clara A. Woodhouse near North Capitol and F streets Friday night. Officer Weathers testified to seeing Smith flee with the woman in pursuit and the suspect was captured in an alley after a chase. Miss Woodhouse identified him by gait at the Sixth precinct station.
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Walter Smith
McMahon
Clara A. Woodhouse
Government Hotel
North Capitol
F Streets
P. G. Weathers
Smith
Sixth Precinct
Miss Woodhouse
Galt
Beaten Wife Sues for Limited Divorce
Mrs. Maude E. Gardin of 1812 K Street NW filed suit against Charles E. Gardin for a limited divorce alleging cruelty. Through attorney Raymond Neu decker the wife claims her husband, an employee of the internal revenue bureau, beat her on many occasions and once destroyed much of their furniture.
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Maude E. Gardin
K Street Northwest
Charles E. Gardin
Raymond Neudecker
Internal Revenue Bureau
Navy personnel moves and destaffing notices issued
A long list details detachments transfers and revocations affecting captains, commanders, lieutenants and ensigns across the Pacific and Atlantic fleets. Postings include moves to destroyer squadrons, yard commands, recruiting stations, and bureaus in Washington New York Philadelphia San Francisco and Hampton Roads with several retirement and revocation actions dated December 1921.
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Claude C. Bloch
Pacific Fleet
Frederick N. Oliver
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Hugo W. Osterhaus
Cantain
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Calif
Hampton Readg
Walton R. Sexton
U. 8
Frederick
Pacific Feet
Arthur L. Bristol
General Board
Charles §. Joyce
Nevada
Bow
Albert C.fraenzel
Philadelphia
U. S . Osceola
William C. Miliiga
U. S. Beaver
William E. O'Connell
New York
N. Y
U. 5. S. Bridge
Claud S. Padgett
U. &. Frederick
U. S. S. Connecticut
Enos Dahuff
U. &. S. Lapwing
San Francisco
William C.eubank
U.S
Llewellyn K. Winans
U. 5
Mahan
Robert Blair
U. &. S. Niagara
Willam T. Burgess
Ingraham
Hnelgn
Clarence Be, Kiefer
Gerald D. Linke
U. S. S. Niagara
William McDade
U. S. S. Florida
Office
Naval Inspector of Machinery
Wm, Cramp & Sons Company
Chester D. McMillan
Walter A. Nelson
Revenue Service
Thomas B. O'Connell
Victor J. Oliver
Ensign George 8. Pomeroy
Revenue
Elijah J. Reeves
Sanfrancisco
Cali
Ensign Carl A. Ryder
Celif
David 5. Sharp
U. S. Houston
Nelsons Tobey
U. S
Tennessee
Thomas L. Wattles
Herbert L. Keiley
Medical Corps
U. 88S
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Harry G. Dan Wilson
U. S. S. Mercy
Houston R. Fairey
Navy Recruiting Station
Cincinnati
League Island
William RB. Taylor
Deane Ll. Chamberlain
Dental Corps
Puget Sound
Washington
Buffalo
Arthur H. Yando
U.S. 8
Naval Training Station
William D. Day
Marine Barracks
Quantico
Delaware
John F. Hatch
Supply Corps
Boston
Mags
Pugett Sound
Wash
Daniel Lynch
Chauncey R. Murray
Navy Departent
Washington, D.D. C
Liew Gunter
Robert E. Hancock
Civil Engineer Corps
Naval Operating Base
San Diego
William C. van Norden
Virgin Islands
Melvin BE. Throneson
John A. L. Mason
Revenue Barracks
Hampton Roada
Leverns A. Pope
Most Wonderful Race For The Post $10,000 Campaign
The Post’s automobile and prize campaign nears its end with $5,000 extra votes for each $30 new subscription before November 10 9 p m. Four top candidates win $1 000 in gold plus four prizes totalling 1 000. Switching subscriptions is forbidden and votes are verified by judges before awarding. The final day is November 19.
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Post
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Fill out stubs clearly for proper delivery and credit
Campaign guidance urges candidates to print legibly and fill every stub fully with name, street or box, town and state, subscription months, amount paid, delivery type, district number, and old or new status. Misreadable entries cause missed papers and lost votes.
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Washington
Second payments drive votes for campaigns explains method
Article urges candidates to secure second payments from subscribers to extend subscriptions for a year or more. It details how votes are allocated, handling of first and second payments, and the need to mark stubs with Second Payment to track eligibility and prevent miscount. It stresses urgency as the race narrows.
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Campaign Department
2Nd
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