Dinner with the Raymonds Drives Helen to Adjust Plans
Helen endures an awkward afternoon with Mrs Haymond and Mr Raymond who invite her to dinner. She reluctantly accepts a taxi home, paying 2.65, then rushes to prepare Warren for a planned luncheon and guests at their apartment. Warren arrives late with a misfitted suit, blaming Helen for delays while planning to see Baltimore on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Raymond
Helen
Warren
Fielen
Mr. Raymond
Mrs. Haymond
Raymonds
Uelen
Broadway
Nora
Curtis
Mrs. Stevens
Taiier
Ahim
Clarendon
Tielen
Pine Bluff
Baltimore
W. and L Squad Leaves for Charient West Virginia
Lexington Virginia reports Washington and Lee football team departing by Pullman for a Saturday battle against West Virginia. The squad lists captains, coaches, managers, and twenty players with roster details and expected scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Charient
WooVa
West Virginia
Uaryveralls
Blouck
Raf
Bolland
Ightin
Doagle
Rother Atl
Donahue
Hacen Gailaccer
Sweet- Tan &Mé
Not sure of Brickley and Yale football practice details
Nov 12 reports Captain Kitchens return from hospital aids practice with questions about caps, backs, and roster readiness. Yale lineups and cycle grid notes hint at one hour finish while riders discuss sprint race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktchley
Yale
Lee Eharyad
Tess Hermes
Faith in naval militia and 18000 short in navy
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt spoke at the local naval militia armory to about 1800 attendees, stating the navy is 18 000 men short and that militia may be used as first line in time of war. He praised improvements, inspected ships, and urged a new training ship for the District battalion.
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PIS League Co
Duckpin
Mt Naonal Lauid
Crurlaers
Destroyers
Lews Laveless A
Searles
I Az Ao Grudd
Arin Oy
Navy Yard
Malis Fatimas
Dyer
Dauterich
Strobel
Beall
National Capital
Leagi
FIA
Palace
Capitol
Bissell
Reich Krieger
Lemmon
Davis
Attos
Garetta
Lewis
Kraus
Aptis Ag
Ang Linworths
Murpay
Senwelb
Morrison
Heevers
V. Wood
Eye Barnes
M. Wood
Holmes
SS de Bouse Athletice
Mack
Northfast Duckpin League
Wash Union
Forest
Zapnick Ag
Smith
Selner
Rabb
Fendersco
Bauman
Bnepart
Mechanicw
Diggers Lang E Weab
Rowley
Aeare Ag
Ant Schmeit
Fuchss
Thompson
Hares
Wea
Futons
Weikert
Loeffler
Lewers
Warrioness IL Sretnein
Mt Jaskaon
Denes
Nahb
Dorke
Jackan
Webster SR Bika
Oldner
Groesbeck Ma
Thompeon Ae
Quingle
Fermin St Dockpin League
Werkert - Bs
Rf Navy Yare
Agricul Wort
Smita
Themsen
Parter
Tara's
Tofain
Chacooes
Rathsketler
Potter
I Fuller
Ae Na
Tatate Ahi
Maren Corps
Totays Amaa Cari Commercial
SR Sa
Southern Bellway
Wash
Erin
Cumberland
L & Amith
Ar Taylor
Fegan Kreisher
Baledel
Norton Star
Sei Trague
Auguste
Pilgrims
Burdine
Lau Pane
St OF M-Lecoan
Meternan
Az Shaffer
Tapater
Sarcoree
Eee Hardin
Sw ' Harwood
Navy
Roosevelt
Naval Militia
Water Streets
AID FOR FARM WOMEN SEES CAUSE OF BIG EXODUS
Miss Elizabeth B Kelly of Wisconsin urged agricultural colleges to aid farm wives with labor saving devices and cooperative clubs. She said exoduses stem from wives’ drudgery and called for extension ed to reach women through children, county reps, and plan to use motion pictures to show hat making pies and washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Colleges
United States
Elizabeth B. Kelly
University of Wisconsin
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Willard
Farma
Miss Kelly
Misa Kelly
Wisconsin
Kelly
Michigan Wolverines prep in rain for Cornell clash
In drizzle at Ann Arbor, Michigan football held fast signal practice. The lineup likely mirrors Tennessee game with Lyons at fullback if Splawn cannot start. Splawn, Michigan best punter and drop kicker, may be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan
Cornell
Tennsylvania
Excent
Lyons
Splawn
Americans Aid Belgium Receives 3 Million For Relief
The American commission for relief in Belgium announces a $3,000,000 check from Belgian committees and prominent donors to fund transportation of food from the United States. The Thelma ship sails from Philadelphia with 1,900 tons of flour corn and other goods to Rotterdam, with more ships planned. Aimed at regular Atlantic steamship service, the effort emphasizes duties of Americans to donate food from their stores and supports from Dutch and German officials assist rapid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Philadelphia
Belgium
Rotterdam
Oklahoma City
Okla
State Millers’ Association
American Commission For Relief In
Bank of England
Commission
Atlantc
New York
Holland
Belgian Headquarters Open Committee Open Fifteen Hours Daily
Washington Belgian relief committee opens in Cripps Building at 425 Eleventh Street NW. Mrs John A Legatt chairs a broad group of women aiding Belgian relief with headquarters to operate fifteen hours a day and initial subscriptions reaching 232 dollars. Names listed include Mrs M Ffoulke Mrs John A Logan Mrs Archibald Davis Mrs William Dennis and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cripps
Eleventh Street
John A. Legatt
M. Ffoulke
Mme
Emmanuel Havenith
John A. Logan
Archibald Davis
William Dennis
ME. M. Berry
J. H. Bradley
Victor Cushman
Powell Clayton
Arce Card
K. C. Dorgey
Millard French
William Geddes
John Hull
John i. Hewson
Augustua Heaton
Ralph Jenkins
Wyckliffe Rose
W. W. Mathewson
W. C. Owen
Charles Price
Heary W. Reisinger
Virginia to Send Relief Ship for Belgium Offer
Gov Henry M Stuart issued a proclamation urging Virginia aid for Belgium and named Col Henry M Boykin of Richmond as commission chairman to oversee relief. He aims to collect a shipload of provisions for the distressed nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry M. Stuart
Virginia
Belgium
Henry M. Boykin
Chemical Society of Washington elects officers
At a Cosmos Club meeting the Chemical Society of Washington elected C. L. Alsberg as president R. B. Sesman as first vice president B E McKelvy as second vice president F P Dewey as treasurer and named a council and executive committee. Two constitutional amendments were laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Society of Washington
Cosmos Club
C. L. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
R. B. Sesman
The
Geophysical Laboratory
BE. C. McKelvy
Bureau of Standards
F. P. Dewey
Mint
J. A. LetClerc
P. H. Walker
Johnston
F. P. Dunnington
Universality of Virginia
E. W. Boughton
Black
Bureau of Plant Industry
A. N. Finn
F.C. McKelyy
Society
Tahis
Zepp Sues Ex-Bank VP Over Missing Bonds
W H Zepp vice president of United States Savings Bank sues James L Karrick former VP in District Supreme Court to recover 3000 bonds of the Bureau of National Literature. Zepp alleges Karrick obtained the bonds in a real estate deal with Alfred M Duckett and refuses to surrender them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Zepp
United States Savings Bank
District Supreme Court Yeaterflay
James L. Karrick
Bureau of National Literature
Zepp
Karrick
Alfred M. Duckett
D.C. Board Opposes Connecticut Ave Widening Plan
The D C Board on Economy opposes widening Connecticut Avenue from Cathedral Avenue to District Hines, favoring wide parking instead for future widening. The Connecticut Avenue Citizens Association reported to the meeting and voted to oppose parking but support roadway widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Avenue
Cathedral Avenue
Fred A. Emery
Board of Commissioners
Washington
Committee On Bridges
Kilngie Ford
Calvert Street
US Cruisers Safe After Extended Communications Gap
Nervous rumors of a Turkish water mine and possible landing of marines on the North Carolina were quelled by direct cables from commanders. Navy officials confirmed calm at Beirut and no landing of troops, while Tennessee reported contact with the North Carolina. The ships carry gold for relief missions and returned to Mediterranean duties. John J. Jamieson of Hopedale Ohio, once with the Pastotica Department, died of heart trouble after voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Tennessee
Navy Department
Mediterranean
Beirut
Syria
Department
Navy
The
Oman
Paris
Thi
John J. Jamieson
Hopedale
Ohio
Washington
Jamieson
Pastotica i
John Sherman
Mark Hanna
Deeds of Trusts in Various Squares and Lots
A compilation of deed of trust notices naming numerous owners and securing loans for property across DC areas including Fairmount Heights, Ivy City, Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, Brookland, and other squares. Entries list grantors, trustees, securing institutions such as building associations, loan terms from six months to three years, and interest rates ranging from 5 to 8 percent with semiannual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson White
Chnteur Eckington
C. Mattie O'Neill
Bates Warren
Semuel Ross
Aectra
Harry Blake
John 4
Salie A. Bartholomew
James Berry
Maryin A. Custin
George M Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Trinidad
Boise G. Clemmer
Lillie R Coblents
Horace H
H. Glenn Phelps
Arthur G Bishop
Hose BH Parks
Tiquane
Louis Fridman
Joseph I. Tenper
Samuel ¥. Gusack
Harry Kirksiuthe
Square
Daafio Laplance
Herbert Raill
Theodore N. Gui
Harry A Dessing
James Gibbons
Balmore
Louis P. Shoemaker
Witon J Lambert
Maud White
LE Droit Park
Ernest E Dusteaux
John L. Weaver
John Lo Weaver
Charlie H. Weaver
Augusta M Weaver
QUARK
William Jene
Vincent PL Dooley
W. Hunter
William PF Adame
James A. ‘Tharp
Edward Fitz
Gerain
Wiliam P. Normoyle
Enterprise Serial Building Association
Alvin C. Bond
James D Tribbs
Hubbert R. Quinter
Harry Wardman
John H. Chaney
Thomas J. Hownrt Ur
Samuel H. Walker
Michael J. Woller
Aeruce Eastern
William Clabaugh
J. Wriley Jacobs
Sama
Francis Saul
Norman L. Lansbury
Rewina M. May
Supreme Court docket notes sprawling ancient case list
Long and dense record of United States Supreme Court proceedings and related court calendars. Names of justices, case numbers, parties in error and in error, adjournment hints, and references to arguments and orders across multiple courts including the Court of Customs Appeals, District of Columbia courts, equity, circuit, criminal, and probate divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Smith, Barber, de Vries
Martin
Wife
Bove Myers
Ys Guentym Sa
Pulaskina
Henry County
Muller
U.S
la Montagne Ve
Wood & Selick
Rilloc & Cove U.S
Culiman
Faber, Inc
Sys Park
Tiford
Selgas
William A Robertean
Bert Hannen
Edward
Sharrells
Albert H. Washburn
Henry J Webster
Thomas Mc Lane
Raith Pierson
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Jurtion Robb
van Orster Wiliam Muinley Barber
Goldberg
Darton
Gammeter
Thropp
E. C. Seward
Appellee
Seward Davis
Waiteall
Whitall
Hinn
Paul Sinnestvedt
Appellant
Isaae B. Owens
J.C. Bradley
Appellee McArthur
Mannus Brown
Benger Ve Engel
A . Kenyan
E. B IL Tower, Jr
Real estate transfers clog city records with numerous parcels
Real estate transfer notices list multiple properties across Washington area streets such as 136 Virginia Avenue Southwest and North Columbia Heights. Names like G Malthau, Mara A Marden, Charles P Mallory, and Henry Wardman appear alongside lot and square numbers, with nominal sums noted, reflecting a broad mix of transfers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbase
Isherwood
Charles P. Mallory
Heery
Appa Krikateioe
Teane
Laury Fridman
Dot
Joseph Poosmith
Netife
Headford
Uleck
Sortum
Kate TC. Baker
Masia Sapienza
Square
Mit Steel Nord West Maud
Erin Pavenpor
Dames Gibbons
Arcb- Eahon
Haltimore
Washington
Leonant
M. Harlow
Augusta Weater
Mthet
Leva
Lew le Drest
Edmund VO Kire
Edmin Neadlet
Frank W Parker
Henry Wardman
Thomas PF Bones
Pfighview
Todd Pjack
Mount Pleasant
Petwourth
Luther A Swartzel
Willan Foshannon
Charles Mum
Wallingaford Jets
Iota
Raui S
Agnes A
Torace G
Roeslie L
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Sigma of the Moon
RTZ
Mertz
DER
Special Department For Youths
Ene
Mertz & Mertz Co., Inc
F St
Charleston, W. Va
Wier’ State University
Brickley
National
Fox Huntere Association
Newspaper
Rabhie
F.D. Roosevelt
Agricultural College
Association
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Kis State
Cari
Vrooman
Department of Agriculture
C. F. Curtiss
Iowa Agricultural College
A. M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural College
A. F. Woods
Minnesota Agricultural College
Experiment
E. W. Allen
Charles A. Lory
Colorado Agricultural College
R. A. Pearson
E. E. Sparks
Pennsylvania Agricultural College
C. B Smith
C. L. Titlow
D. Jarvin
Connecticut
Mr. Smith
A. ©. True
W. O Thompson
White House
Land Grant College Engineering Association
Isbbitt
J. A. Moyer
Pennsylvania State College
K. G. Smith
Iowa State College
C. 5. Nichols
oMcerg
Stuart Calia
Old Dominion
Chemical Society
Zepp Suez
D.C. Board ON Economy
F. A. Emery
U. S
Perkins
Calvert Shop
United States Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Justice Pitney
Justice McReynolds
John T Hendrah
State of
Maryland
Jackson H. Rafaton
Enos S. Stockbridge
Edger Allan Foe
Osbhorne J. Yellett
James M. Hull Jr
McS. Dicks
Williuan UW. Garrett
Hull
Cowen
M. Jacks
Garrett
Administrator &E
Loweville and
Sanville Railroad Company
John A. Pitts
Ty Br
John W. Keeble
Aaron Sage
George Hampe
Joe Monroe
Supreme Court
Equity Court NO 1
Meoy Beavans Ve. Floeckher
Decree Pro Confesso
Guardian Ad Litem
Albert Harper
Examiner
Strornesa
H. Marshall
Howard Boyd
Gregory
Attornes
Odefendsni
Alialt & Quinn
Taft Va
Arlington Hotel Company
JoWo Cooney Company
H Thoma Leckie
Cox @ Kratz
Potomac Electric Power Company
Darlington, Johnson
Raford Va McAdoo
Hinton—Glassie
Buxton Circpit Court
Suence Gould
Waist Ve
City and Suburban Realty Company
Attornem
BC Lmtien
Enosay. Jr
WG Jubngon
Ratinnel Cooperative Realty Company
Devle Consolidated Mines Company
Ashy Smyth
Gregory A Blundon
Halston & Richardson
Higan
Same
Same Attornera
Sesbedy
Ol Daigion Hailroad Company
Newmet
Binrtatt—Lambert
Turner Va
Eliott
Wheatley
Apes
Perking
Rotenberg Va
Levy
Attor
Roberton
Washington Railway and Flectele Company
Ala Va Tnetriet of
Columbis
Colbert
Mothday Se. Ray
Wilson
Criminal Court Nt
Cowan
aAttorres
Joseph Barch
Thory Barbe
Rothere
Crenquan
Pal
Laxair
Darley Samlerson
Tulad
Justice Anderson
Gaune
Manning Tverdut
Diunege
Atturmys
Inekiy
Joe
Johnston i Bane
Hawlana
Fury Pte Laas Sumnese Dow O Dasaphoe
HG Aimbell
Seamnehart Tire and Rubber
Chapman, Attorness, Wheatley
Johnston de
Wagman
Miller Attorn Balderston Wheatley i
Moneyacate
Stern
Culladay
Talsen -Tenper & Gavack
UU Fireomes
DePyrow
Attomners
Sullivan Jacks
Vox & Kratz
Neo
Sturtia
Bewnex Mather
Albert No Jolasion
Habahtan
Tobriner Welt
Inre
Ngame
Iare Evtenstu
Girard Atreer
Dof
Juet Or McCoy
F.liua
McCoy Baxtete
Rosanne Winter
George Filamiltan
Harry Debast Hatton
Stamertry Grauted
Bemnell
Mary Fragela Smith
Roth Wis
Joseph B. Reeth
FE Os
Quinlan
Valentine McNally
Ko Gower
Mary Po Andersen
Order of
Alowance
Ro Frewton Whenley
M Jindgkinn
Cetherine
Armin
Charles
Mary
Woodward
Aon
James Lo Karrick
Hunt
Biore & Purcell
Cuthbertson
Genie Wollett
Moon Richardson
Shreve
Ellen
Dea
MON
Richardson
Wilmer Latiaier Jude
Edward Mitchell
Joseph King
Va Capital Traction Company
Otsty
Flas & Tmnaldsore Sesid Fidenty and Deposit Company Ve
Seret
Tarbeye
Ralston
Daddsen
Panetts Attorneys
Archer
Baseard & Co
Mary C
Howe
Attoruss
Cromelin
Diur
L. L. Perkins
Equitable Surety Co
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