Debating Decalogue in Schools and Media Influences
Roger W. Babson addressed a City Club forum lunch arguing religion and basic civic and economic fundamentals should guide education. He said newspapers and movies shape youth more than schools, urging teaching of religion without theology and Ten Commandments, plus commerce and economics, with continued respect for American founding aims. John Walsh presided as over 150 members attended.
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Babson
Alct
America
Fant
John Walsh
Babson predicts business revival after long decline
Roger W. Babson, statistician and analyst, told a Willard hotel audience that the general decline in business conditions has ended and improvement should be seen in 1922. He warned there will be no return to high prices, noting cycles of commodity prices last about 30 years with upswings of 20 years followed by 30-year declines.
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Roger W. Babson
Willard Hotel
America
City Briefs from Washington Societies and Clubs
The Anthropological Society of Washington meets today at 4:45 PM at the National Museum. Tomorrow night the Columbia Esperanto Association gathers at Thomson School. Friday night the Mississippi Society convenes in Confederate Memorial Hall. The Washington Wellesley Club meets tomorrow at 4 PM at 1607 H Street NW. Gen Miles Camp No 1 USWV holds tonight in Perpetual Hall. The Minnesota Society meets tonight at Wilson Normal School. Mina Alice Deal speaks tomorrow night at the Southeast Community Center open meeting. Church of Life and Joy members meet tonight at New Thought Temple. The Success Club holds an open meeting at the Playhouse tonight at 8 PM. The Short Story Club meets tonight at 6 at WC T UL Sixth Street NW.
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Mina Alice Deal
Southeast
Church of Life and Joy
New Thought Temple
Cure Rheumatism with Swift's S S S Blood Remedy
Advertises S S S blood remedy to treat rheumatism by cleansing poisons from the body. Claims long use over 50 years by thousands, promises no bad after effects, and offers a free illustrated booklet and personal medical advice from the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
S. S. S. Laboratory
Atlanta
Obenchain Wins License to Remarry Divorced Wife
Los Angeles Nov 14 Ralph Obenchain of Chicago obtained a county clerk marriage license to wed his divorced wife Madalynne C Obenchain who is under indictment for murder in a case linked to Belton Kennedy awaiting trial. Sacramento Nov 14 The California Supreme Court denied a mandamus petition by Mrs Openhain's lawyers seeking immediate trial or dismissal prompting a habeas corpus petition to be considered tomorrow.
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Asociated Press
Los Angeles
eCalif
Ralph Obenchain
Chicago
Madalynne’.C. Obenchain
Belton Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
Madalynne Openhain
Supreme Court
Hunting Licenses Break All Records in Alexandria
Alexandria reports a record 1,160 hunting licenses issued since November 1, with many for multi-county use and nonresidents among purchasers. Residents pay 1 per county or 3 for all counties. nonresidents pay 10 for all counties. The record tally reflects strong demand as applications continue.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St
Alexandria
Nevell S Greenaway
Court of
Coolidge Talks of Armament Limits at Philadelphia Forum
Vice President Calvin Coolidge told a Philadelphia audience that the Washington conference aims to limit armament and foster economic understanding. He argued the future needs no new military force, but a mutual restraint, urging nations to seek peace through universal righteousness and diminished reliance on force.
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Philadelphia
Assciated Press
Altruium of
America
Washington
Calvin
Coolidge
Philadelphia Forum
Cool
Farrar Wins Venue Fight In Divorce Case
White Plains New York November 14 Geraldine Farrar Metropolitan Opera star wins change of venue for her husband Lou Tellegen recovery suit and divorce action. Justice Morschauser rules neither party resided in Westchester county delaying trial to New York courts. Tellegen's suit and Farrars divorce action to be tried simultaneously.
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White Plains
N. Y
Geraldine’ Barrar
Metropolitan Opera
Lou Tellegen
New York
Morschauser
Westchester County
Telle
Permanent Tariff Bill Delayed Yet Another Week
The permanent tariff bill, passed by the House and under Senate finance committee review, saw hearings suspended after testimony was completed. Five committee members, including Chairman Penrose, attend House tax pill talks, delaying further meetings until Monday. Dairy industry representatives urged higher tariff rates, requesting 10 cents per pound on butter and higher rates on related products than in the House bill.
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House
Senate Finance’ Committee
Penroge
Alice Brady Seeks Decree in Divorce Action
Miss Alice Brady stage and film actress and daughter of William A. Brady will file a divorce suit tomorrow through counsel Satan Vidaver alleging misconduct by husband James L. Crane. Crane is son of Dr. Frank Crane, a preacher and writer, and the couple separated after disputes with Brady’s father-in-law.
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New, York
Alice ‘Brady
William A
Brady
Spapers
Pher
James L. Crane
Vidaver
Vida
Augiat
Crane
Frank Grane
Prohibition raids seize 4000 gallons of wine in Pittsburg Kans
Prohibition enforcement officers and county officers seized 4000 gallons of wine and other contraband in raids yesterday at Pittsburg and North West Pittsburg. Ten men were jailed in Girard as raids continued into today.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Prohibition
Pittaburg
Girard
Big Coast Steel Merger Formed In 25 Dollar Deal
L. lont.of the Carbon Fuel Company of Baltake City announced a merger aimed at unifying the coal coke and iron industries plus Utah mineral deposits into one steel products group. At the helm is Wig-ington, head of Pacific Gas and Electric and Columbia Steel of Pittsburgh, who stated contracts are signed and all merger details set.
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Carbon Fuel Company
Baltake
Utah Mineral
Bington
Pacific. Gas
Electric
Columbia’ Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Call
I Mx Rems
Rail unions meet in Chicago to plan future policy
In Chicago on November 14, officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen opened a three day meeting to consider actions to call off the threatened railroad strike and outline future plans. Figures including Warren B. Stone and Williams S. Carter spoke, with other union leaders in attendance but not representing all affiliated groups. The session aimed to wrap up by the next morning and noted no wage discussions, focusing on routine future-operations matters.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Warren
Stone
Williams
Carter
T. C.cashen
Switchmen's Union
North
Mertca
W.G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sheppard
F Railway
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Win Net
Beard
Seasion
Cleveland
A. Alscasy
Dilt
Maryland Sets New Speed Record For Superdreadnought
The electrically driven Maryland attained 22.49 knots on the official mile course, surpassing the 21 knot requirement. Trials faced snowfall and suspensions, with three runs at 17.79 and 21 knots and five high speed runs averaging 1.96 knots over the baseline.
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Rockland
Taine
Maryland
Snoreépayer
Tennesseer
Sanger and Windsor Freed in Birth Control Dispute
Margaret Sanger and Miss Mary Windsor were discharged by City Magistrate Joseph Corrigan after police failed to prove disorderly conduct charges tied to resisting a birth control meeting. Capt. Thomas Donahue, who ordered the arrests, did not appear, and the magistrate released both defendants.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
Mary Windsor
Joseph ‘E. Corrigan
Cérrigan
Thomas Donahue
Corrigan
Senator Kelldgg’s eye removed in hospital operation
Senator Kelldgg of Minnesota underwent an operation that removed his left eye to prevent potential damage to his unimpaired sight. He was reported in good condition and expects to leave the hospital within a few days. The note mentions distant relatives and nearby residents but offers limited additional detail.
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Kelldgg
Ailmnasota
Trom
Hope Eden and vaudeville box queries in Washington
Hope Eden, appearing in Washington, receives hundreds of questions in the theater lobby about personal problems and future plans. The Washington Post answers are signed initials. Miss Eden’s week includes reviews of the Mosconi Brothers and Miss Washington, with praise for acting and musical numbers.
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Hope Eden
Washington Post
B. Fy Keith
Esich
Eden
Tory
Washington
Wek
Keith
Anni
Cora
Charles
J. W
L. B
H.R. B
Ahi
H. J
D. B
N. K
Ruth
Marx
B.R. Keith
Mosconi Brothers
Louis
Verna
Willie
Durine
Mosconi
Ana
Louise Stivers
William Wdison
Misa
Hope
Hden
Viden
Variety of acts shines in crowded bill at local show
A diverse program features Sybil Welsh, Miss Vane, Ray Raymond, and Claire Whitney with strong piano accompaniment by Taeon-Domane. Highlights include It May Have Happened to You, Comin Through the Rye, Madame Butterfly excerpts, and The Gossipy Sex with Whitney and Keane delivering clever performances.
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Fregcott
Sybil Wees
Wes
Vane
Ray
Harry Norwood
Alpha. Hall
A Buck on Leave Wows Washington at Garrick-Strong
The A E F soldier show A Buck on Leave receives praise in Washington. Patrick Henry Barnes stars as the Buck with a strong cast including Winslow, Larry Young, and Margaret Shane. The two act five scene comedy features good scenery costumes and musical numbers with Pershing depicted by Tom Walsh. The District of Columbia Rainbow Division Veterans and Vincent B Costello Post praise the production as clean wholesome and thoroughly enjoyable.
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Garrick
Keith's
Shubert Garrick
France
Patrick Henry Barnes
Larry Young
Alexander
Winslow
the Buck
Barnes
Porter
Beatrice, Cole
Marguerette Weigholt
Mary, Werle
Virginia Catlett
Morse Allen
Lucille Luitich
Margaret Shane
Montrose Quartett
Tom Walsh
Gen. Pershing
District of Columbia Rainbow Division
Vincent’ B. Costello
American Legion
New York Symphony Delivers Wagner and Beethoven at Central High
The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch performed Rienzi and the Beethoven C minor symphony at Central High School. Damrosch explained Rienzi as Wagner in early creativeness while the Beethoven work, born from inner consciousness, drew praise for its depth and beauty. The program also featured Lakau’s Yamaha?ish strings and Enesco Roumanian Rhapsody in A with a strong concertmaster solo.
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Ong
New York Symphony Orchestra
Central High School
Washington Society of Fine Arts
Walter Damrosch
Damirosch
Rienzi
Damrosch
Wagner
Waren
Yaspi
Enesco
Miss Wentworth Delights Fans in Masonic Recital
A capacity audience praised Miss Hetelle Wentworth in a Mu Phi Wpsilen program at the new Masonic auditorium with Jules Falk and Clarence Fuhrman. The soprano impressed with French and English songs, while Falk’s Wilowski concerto and Burleigh pieces drew applause and Fuhrman provided adept piano support.
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Hetelle Wentworth
Jules’ Falk
Clarence Fuhrman
Masonic Auditorium
Mu Phi Wpsilen
Rho Beta Chapter
Wentiworth
Weiilawski
Falk
Cecil Burleigh
Mra Fuhrman
Conferring Degree on McKinley Echoes in Winchester
In Winchester Virginia on November 1 Edwin Brent 23 a retired banker or ND is noted. The Master Taxson degree is conferred posthumously on the late President McKinley. He was the father of someone linked to the Old Valley Bank. His wife survives.
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Yevitl
Washington
Winchester
Edwin
Brent
McKinley
Old Valley’ Bank
Plans for new Thirteenth Street elementary school approved
Architect plans for an eight room extensible elementary school building north of Lincoln Park were approved by Superintendent Frank W. Ballou for the board of education. This seventh plan batch accompanies last spring’s appropriation. The design allows eight more rooms and an assembly hall later, with the building set for Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
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Thirteenth
D Streets
Lincoln Park
Frank. W. Ballou
The
Board of Education
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Short Story Club
Toight
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Alexandria Hospital
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Samuel G. Brent
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Portsmouth
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Virginia
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George Warfield
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Horner
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Farrar
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Madeline B. O'Brien
Agatha Norton
Madeline la Steur
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James K. Young
Eligen
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Keith’s
Josco
NEW York Symphony
Rienzi” Fine Arts Society
Miss Wentworth
Jules Falk
Clarence Fuhrmar
Our “Christmas Club
Victrola
Hugo Worch
Es Ness
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