Suffrage Festival To Petition Congress In DC
A district suffrage festival at the old Masonic Temple Ninth and streets will open Friday with Commissioner Siddons delivering the address. The event, hosted by the Federal Woman's Equality Association, features booths for petition signatures, charity stalls, concerts, a suffrage play, and displays from numerous women’s organizations and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Congress
Old Masonic Temple
Ninth
Federal Woman's Equality Association
Mifles Poindexter
Washington
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
John K. Baker
California
William E. Andrews
Warner A. ‘Gibbs
Margery Snyder
Mary Washburn
W. M. Stoner
Jennie L. Monroe
Eva Lytle
Louise Fark
Anna Harmon
M. FH. MacCartes
Ag Arxpe
Albert Johnson
TP. Hancock
Mendenhall
Florence, Dey
Clara Dawsey
Government Printing Office reshuffles and updates staff
Cornelius Ford of New Jersey leads the Government Printing Office with about 4,000 employees under his direction. The article notes key promotions, absences due to health and mileage for several staff, a new machine for the Daily Consular and Trade Reports, and ongoing office improvements. It highlights Daniel Wathisholm as press reviser and details various transfers, appointments, separations, and leaves among the day and night proofrooms, bindery, and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Ford
New Jersey
Congresa
Ford
Daniel W.athisholm
Department of Commerce
United States Conr
F. H. Barnhart
Poven
Purified skin promised by Stuart's Calcium Wafers
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for facial blemishes and skin eruptions. It claims purifying the blood removes impurities from food, promising clearer skin in days and a dramatic transformation within a week. The copy emphasizes a flawless complexion as proof of effectiveness.
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Pake
Stuart
Tuart
Local List of Names Appears in Fragmented Notice
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous individuals including Mitchell Floyt Dr Elnora C Folkmar Miss Louise Park and Mrs. Anna Harmon among others. The readable fragments suggest a personal or social notice with many named women and several variations of surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Floyt
Elnora C. Folkmar
Louise Park
Anna Harmon
W. T. Hancock
F. Carl Smith
W. AW. Higelow
B. F. Doyle
Charlotte Emerson Main
Elie Logan
William E. Andrews
Emly Ragan
Herbert Rooksby
Sarah La'Fetra
Ia. Langibe
Ilizabeth
H. Guddibaék
Mra
Willat Brown
Ming Willams
Mise Florence ‘Ezekiel
Mra. Charies U. Beil
Wedding Surprise for Veteran War Dept Official
The War Department announced the marriage of I Heath Dodge 68 chief of the adjutant general s office to Dorothy Summers 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Summers of Westwood Md Dodge a long time department employee with 40 years service first met his bride on a hunting trip in Westwood The couple plan to reside at Dodge s country home in Bethesda Md after their honeymoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Generals Office
War Department
I. Heath Dodge
Dorothy Sumimers
J. K. Sumimers
Westwood, Md
Mr. Dodge
Department
Westwood
Miss Summers
Beebe Wilson
M. W. Goldsboro
H. AL. Lewis
Clover Club to Present New Musical Comedy at Columbia Theater
The Clover Club of Georgetown University will stage the original musical comedy The Maid of Marehfeld at Columbia Theater on Friday afternoon December 17. Edward McT Donnelly wrote most lyrics. Feget Delphin Rodriguez plays the maid. Club officers include George Williams president and Charles Bergin secretary. Administrative staff features John Carter business manager and Martyn J Brown playwright.
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Clover Club
Georgetown University
Columbia ‘Theater
George Williams
Medical
Pelphin Rodriguez
Harold AG. Waters
BL Ferome Megargee
Ataga
Martyn J. Brown
Boward Mc
T. Donnelly
Tytics
Harry Healey
District National Guard notes on discharges and activities
District National Guard notes report privates J D Holland and W F Paul discharged from Company K for district removal. Maj F Cook and Lieut Col Lloyd Brett connected with National Guard, dances planned to fund athletic causes, and naval militia training updates discuss dummy mules, indoor target work, and preparations for examinations and future cruises.
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W. F. Paul
Company K
Second Segiment
D. c
N.G
Lloyd M. Brett
United States Cavalry
Yellowstone National Park
Washington
White
Chicago
Cook
National Guard Association
Col
Brett
National
Board of Trade gains record membership at 1234
New total marks a year of growth for the Board of Trade membership committee. The annual meeting at Willard Hotel tomorrow at 7:30 pm will feature reports from President Droop, Secretary Byron, and Treasurer Göckeler, plus election of ten directors from thirteen nominees.
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Board of Trade
Willard Hotel
Droop
Byron
Gockeler
D. J. Callahan
John L. Weaver
D. & Forter
H. Clifford Bangs
Engraving and Printing Bureau Items in Brief
Louis P. Ryan of the plate printers division resigns for ill health and leaves tomorrow for El Paso Texas. Jack Chisholm sails for a ten day hunting trip in his power cruiser on the lower Potomac. Mrs. Whitehead ill with malaria. Captain Rose went on leave. Frank Day finishing study at United States Veterinary College. Miss Emma Gray injured hand at press rollers. Babe Torney back from river fishing trip by boat. id Culp vacationing in the city. Miss Helen Ballinger married to Thomas Evans at St Patrick's Church last Monday. Tommy-Pop what is the difference between situation and a job? Tommy's Pop a situation is what a young man generally asks for. as job is what he gets.
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Ofice
Howard O. Mills
Urban Jones
Gilbert K. Rust
Harry B. Judson
Jennie Lusby
Ailes F Corridon
John H. Mott
Frederick
Bi’ Hausmiann
Mills Eame
Hebert R Ruff
HY Chunth
Leroy' Ts Ranst
Thomas
We Mee Chern
William
Fsifcott
Messenger
Buys
Francis FX “Cooke
John“. Greenfell
Oscar Keith
C. A
Chabeaux
George “N. ; Harper
Samuel W. ‘Taylor
Neliie W. Cravatte
Edgar’ R. Cochennour
Joseph" 'G. Stelte
Christopher R. Smith
Linotype
William A. Gormley
Edoward Smith
Clara E. Montgomery
Edward. F
Flanagan
Laula E
Hothleib
Edward P. Butscher
Library of Congress
William C. Conor
Richard Wars
Charles Bush
George Li. Eichorn
Wilson D. Mogwnelly
Alivision
Red A. Gohmerer
Piabarer
Aviceman
Enan
Marcelius Llert
John W. O'Hara
John J. Sweeney
Anna F. Tiffany
Prena
Jack Chisholm
Lower
Potomac
Helen Ballinger
Bureau
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas Evans
Philadelphia
Tommy
Ashe
District Building Notes Reflect Staffing Changes
Miss Blanch Miller has moved to the office of the general counsel within the public utilities commission. Misa Miner started new duties last Thursday. El Poole remains storekeeper, serving seven years under M. C. Hargrove. Col W. C. Haskell returns from Fredericksburg to supervise weights and measures while aiding at the food show. The staff includes Schoenthal, Howe, Fillius, SchaaM, and Lilliss. Building Inspector Morris Hacker conducts annual theater inspections for licensing. Frank M. Guy returns to the engineer desk after hunting in Maryland. William G. McNulty, secretary to Daniel Gurges, is a bowling team member. Kalimie and Jack Bresnan also join the Commissioners' league duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Miller
Public Utilities Commission
Misa Miner
EL Poole
Poole
Poms
M. C. Hargrove
W. C. Haskell
Fredericksburg
Col. Haskell
Leo 8. Schoenthal
George A. Howe
B. Fillius
Joseph B. Schaam
Mise M. €. Lilliss
Wiliam G. McNulty
Daniel £. Gurges
Engineer Department
Commissioners
Kalimie
Iit
Jack Bresnan
Jew Collins
McNulty
GetS-It Corn Remedy Promoted in 1920s Ad Card
An old advertisement touts GetS-It as a quick corn remedy. It claims the corn shrivels and disappears in seconds with no sticking, squeezing, or cutting. Also marketed for warts and bunions, the product is sold at druggists for 2 1/2 cents a bottle and shipped by Lawrence & Co of Chicago.
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EL Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Washington
O’donnell
People’s Drug Store
PF. G. Affleck
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage ad-style notice touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims five minute relief, gentle action, and a low price of fifty cents for a large case from druggists, with optional use for regular stomach regulation.
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BAZAR
Siddons
Brayton Ransom
WW. S. Tancre
Willains
Dée
Mary Talbott
Bessie Barkley
Florence Stiles
Susan
Anna Stephey
Fu Mills
Mise
B. M. Young
Macadalen
H. Burger
Rebecca Blaine
Arthur Porter
Nnette Paul
Helen R. Tindall
Julia W. Leavitt
Detla R. Wheeler
May
Partridge
Richard Sladen
Elizabell
Ads Stanton
Nina al Aer
Mary Clagett
Helen
Mainron
Jane Hunt
Josephine
Mason
Mas
Carria. Karman
Annie LW
Oasis H., Stabler
Antoinette Carria
Julius Lansburgh
OW. Ford
Glass S. Rafter
W.H. Pitcher
Laura J. Gradialis
Julia W. Webb
Elizai Walbridge
We BB. Kent
Chevy-Chage
Etu
Anna
Ndiy
Thony Ague
Beasle Barkley
Americain
Susi Ge ‘Association
Monroe Hoping
Bancroft Place
Stanton Club
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Federal Woman's, Equality, Lean
Olympia Brown
Charles Morton
GC. W. MacNaughton
Clara B Colby
Miles Poindexter
Abigail 9. Dutinkway
Alice Park
Philenda Spencer
Jeremiah Curtin
F. Hy Clopton Smith
Emily Howland
Government Printing
F.C. Roberts
Columbia Typographical Union
No. 101
Jona A. Huston
William HH. Livermore
Mgss
James E. Maytiara
The
United Spanish War Veterans
John Lewis Smith
of the Veterans
the Knights of Momus
Knockers
Marsh Bodenhamer
Maryland Avenue
R. H
Harpers, Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Offifé
Caglghe
Press_ United
Bea Indien
Carlieie
Schol
Myer Gewirz
Lawrence B. Curry
Boya
aooTe Sry
Joseph Duftix
She Binder
Chers Iy
Liam T
John A. Delander
Sanitary Section
Mountain Lake Park
Charles RK. Shelton
Thomas J. Corwin
Gregory W. Shaed
Elis R. King
W. R. Metz
Nf. A. Ludwig
EE. Connell
Maude A. du Bant
J. S. Cornish
William A. Powers
Providence Hopital
Rae Aa
Elsie Wood Parker
Canstral Falls
R. 1
Raymond H. Lecraw
Central Falls
Iittes Beaker
Howard Donath
Tim Shea
Pease
Henry D. Langdon
New ‘York
Grumsey
New York
Joseph O’lone
Nellié “Sheaker
Ilness
Luke F. Budiow
James Coban
Lettie & Post
Exther. He. Perry
Withel
Fred W. Follett
Milwealth
William HH. Bright
George H. Ball
Harry H. Gelshert
John T. Harris
J.-L. Kause
Hubert J. Mills
Harry. Redfield
Henry
Slaughter
Reoree
B. Seaman
Rheinp- SoMa
Sue Btun
Sith
Wav Girts Cortisk
L. Townsend
Virginia
Ferdinand Hoffman
Fannis.Roseman
Iowa
Nebraske
Matt. A. Maloney
J. M. Thompson
Wil
Frank A. Roderick
Hiness
Lorenzo J. Hover
Tenth Street
Chartes
Co. Thompson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Louise G. Ludlow
Hoboken, N. 2
Luke 8
Ludlow
Naawisp
Dodge
War
Maryland
Georgetown University Students
Eiseman’s Corner
Eiseman & CO
Adler-Rochester
James E. Walker
Sn.athletics
Athletic Association
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Department
Sylvia
Signal Corps
Oliver C. Terry
Wiliam R. Hoefer
Naval Battalion
Hoofer
Harold J. Crawford
Naval Militia
Charles F. Praston
Preston
United States Naval Academy
G. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
TU. S. A
Bryant
Newsy
Walter M. Brown
la Plata
Michas
Angela Weller
Wiliam E. Burns
Senate Document Room
New York Life Insurance Company
le Moy Mark
Chapel Paint
Committee On Transportation
George W. Barnes
Upper
Wiliam M. Davidson
Pittsburgh
Wiliam E. Harvey
District National Guard
Smith Hempstone
Aieutenant
United States Navy
Board of ‘Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Nominesa
Samuel W. Curriden
Evans Brown
Evans
Publc
H. Clarence Duffy
O Street
Lee Combe
Louis P. Ryan
Plate Printers” Division
el Paso
Tex
Rose
Frank Day
United States Veterinary College
Emma Gray
Babe Torney
Id Culp
Benjamin A. Harlan
Morris Hacker
W. H. McCoomb
Frank M. Guy
Pape
Cape
Flrugatores
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