Baker Heads Consumers League to Hold Meetings Where Hotels Regulated
The National Consumers League, led by Newton D. Baker, reelected officers and advocates holding future meetings only in states with hotel labor regulation. The Grace Dodge Hotel hosted the twenty second annual gathering. Executives include Florence Kelly and Jane Addams among many noted leaders. Resolutions urged passage of the Sheppard Towner bill with Rankin directing league activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Consumers League
League
Grace Dodge Hotel
Florence Kally
District of Columbia
Newton D. Baker
Percy Jackson
New York City
G. Herman Kinnicutt
Florence Kelly
Mias
Jane Addams
E . Costigan
Washington
G. W . Cushing
Samuel S. Fels
P. Halik
Alice Hamilton
Myrta I. Jones
William Kittle
Julian C. Lathrop
B. B. Munford
W. L. Murdock
Frederick Nathan
M R Trumbull
Harriman
Congress
Misa Jeannette Rankin
William Hard
Grace Abbott
United States Children's Bureau
Jeannette Rankin
Sheppard-Towner
Pavlova Stars in Diverse National Theater Program
Anna Pavlova with a troupe including Hilda Butsova and Laurent Novikoff gave a long varied program at the National theater yesterday afternoon before a capacity audience. The standout The Fairy Doe featured a Toy Shop divertissement as Pavlova and Novikoff danced, followed by a Swan dance and other Ballet numbers including Holland and a Russian finale. A matinee is announced for this afternoon at Polis theater.
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Anna Pavlova
Theodore Stier
National Theater
Hilda Butsova
M. Zalewski
Pavlova
Laurent Novikoff
Fokine
Saint-Saens
Holland
Lance
Grieg
Mie Bartlett
M. Warzinaki
Mile
Butsova
Planowski
Boccherini
Polis Theater
Boyd Held on Whisky Permit Forgery Charge
Albert Leo Boyd pleaded not guilty and waived examination. Judge McMahon held him for the grand jury on a forgery charge with bonds set at 1000 dollars. He is accused of forging a whisky prescription using the name of Dr. M. Hunter of 1728 P street northwest. The prescription was made out to Ss. Come of 504 Twelfth street southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leo Boyd
McMahon
Dr. M. Hunter
P Street
Ss. Come
Twelfth Street
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
Lullaby verses describe nighttime to various forest creatures finding rest. A gentle speaker notes bears cubs badgers and birds sleeping while the reader remains awake. The piece closes with a playful admonition to sleep before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Truth
James J. Montague
Dreamland
Happy Shore
Methodists Hear Call to Lead in Home and Public Life
At the national conference in Doetrak Michigan, bishops and lay leaders urged the church to guide domestic life and public affairs amid rising feminism. Bishop Hughes said the centenary movement has only begun while reformers pressed for remodeling home standards to fit modern needs. Leaders backed continued Prohibition enforcement and spoke of unrest as a challenge to moral and spiritual renewal.
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Doetrak
Mich
Associated Press
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin H. Hughes
Boston
Calvary
Fred Winslow Adams
Springfield
Mass
Lfe
Council of Boards of Benevolence of the Church
Church
G. Stitt Wilson
Berkeley
Calif
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Harnest Fy, Tittle
Evanston, Il
Senate mulls amusement tax for Capitol visitors
The Senate considers a revenue measure taxing Capitol visitors, stressing it must not be an entertainment tax. The piece notes a new beer ruling will complicate old receipts, reflecting recurring fiscal debates and brewing lingo era-specific concerns.
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Senate
Capitol
the Belt Syndicate, Inc
Post's Historic Contest Closes Tomorrow Night at 9
Campaign office doors shut sharply at nine tomorrow night. Out of town candidates may mail subscriptions and remittances if postmarked before then, with letters arriving by Tuesday noon November 22. Use special delivery to avoid delays. ensure ballots already in candidates' possession are returned and placed in the ballot box.
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Oelork
Camp Aten
Final day looms for Fest automobile prize race
Tomorrow closes the Fest automobile and prize campaign with a crescendo of votes and subscriptions. The Post campaign office reports heavy activity as contestants rush to submit efforts before the final hour. The ballot box remains locked and secrets its vote count until the final announcement.
Ballou Lists Meetings On Education Topics For Year
Supt Frank W Ballou announced a year long program of formal meetings with supervising principals normal school directors and instruction chiefs The schedule covers topics including Promotion and Re tardation The Standardization of School Rooms Educational Measurement and Research Freedom and Project Methods Health Education Five Hour Day Program and more Each subject is assigned a panel of educators and approved by a five member committee led by Miss Merritt and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ballou
F. I. Hendley
M. F. Shadd
R. L Hardy
H. F. G. Merritt
F. W Ballou
8. M. Bly
Miss Hardy
Anne Beers
Miss Merritt
Miss Beers
Rebecca, Stone‘oad
EB. G. Kimball
Anita J Turner
S. B. Kramer
B. W. Murch
G . Wilkinson
A. T. Stuart
H. M. Johnson
M. Bly
J. C. Nalle
Lunches For Pupils Boosted By Community Groups
Supt BALLOU appeals to supervising principals teachers and parent teachers associations to cooperate with the American Red Cross and PTAs to provide hot soup and wholesome foods for students, enabling them to supplement lunches from home.
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Supt
Ballou
Consular Promotions Reach Virginia and Maryland Appointees
Yesterday the consular service announced promotions elevating several Virginia and Maryland officials. In Virginia Alexander W Weddell and William H Gale rise from consul class 4 to class 3 Knox high. Kenneth Patton and Wilbur Keblinger advance from consul class 6 to class 5 Ernest L Ives and Hamilton Clairborne gain from class 6 to 5 Alfred R Thomenson moves from class 5 to 4 Thomas H Bevan advances from class 7 to 6 Ayre M Warren and Harry L Walsh promoted from class 5 to 6.
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Virginia
Maryland
Claxe
Alexander W. Weddell
William H. Gale
Clase
Kenneth & Patton
Wilbur Keblinger
Ernest L. Ives
Hamilton
Clairborne
Alfred R. Thomeson
Clings
Thomas H. Bevan
Ayre M. Warren
Harry L. Walsh
Dante Statue to Be Placed at Meridian Hill Park
The fine arts commission will install a twelve foot Dante statue in Meridian Hill Park near Fifteenth Street and Florida Avenue. A replica of New York’s Dante statue, scheduled for November 11, was postponed by delays. a ready pedestal and site near Jeanne d Arc’s statue await the statue.
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Fine Arts Commission
Danté
City of Washington
Carlo Bascott
Dante Commission
New York
Meridian Hill Park
City of
Fifteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Jeanne d’Arc
International Park
Dante
Commiantator Httore Ximenes
Whitney Warren
South
North
Birmingham
New York Globe
Birmingham News
Birmingham Post
Little Rock News
Nashville Banner
Montgomery Journal
Baltimore
Washington reception for Sinn Fein leader O Flanagan
Mrs. Peter A. Drury invites Washington women to a 1 o'clock reception at the College Women’s Club on I Street NW in honor of Rev. Michael O Flanagan, Sinn Fein vice president. The event highlights Ireland’s economic and industrial issues affecting women workers and notes Ireland’s pioneering women in government.
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Peter A. Drury
Washington
College Women’s Club
I Street
Michael O'Flanagan
Sinn Fein
Father O'Flanagan
Ireland
Self analysis can turn fear into confidence, says health column
A health feature urges 20 minutes to an hour daily of psycho-analysis on oneself to uncover hidden memories and motives behind social awkwardness and fear. It instructs writing honest notes, revisiting forgotten childhood sensations, and using the process to build courage and personal success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
Mary
John
Jack
Red Cross recall drives slow returns in Washington
Red Cross volunteers report slow membership returns during the fifth recall. Edward A. Mitchell, district roll call chair, urges citizens of Washington to contribute at headquarters 1414 F Street NW. Several auxiliary chairmen and volunteers are listed for booths in offices, theaters, hotels, and government departments.
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Red Cross
District
Columbia
Edward A. Mitchell
Roll Call
Washington
F Street
Northwest
Charles Denby
Thomas Walrington
Sophie Casey
John Hone
Katherine Dougal
Charles Forster
H. B. Dixon
Frances Hitler
Frances Hitler, Mrs. 4M. Chamberlain, Mrs. W. E. Morsell, Mrs. F. BR. Eaton
P. T. Dodge
Issac Intell
F. A. Evarts
Montgomery Blair
A. E. Stahl
E. Swaveley
Charles Lynch
J. H. Fishback
Elizabeth G. Woodward
H P. McIntosh
D C Ravaénel
Mary Hanvey
Lawrnce Heap
Pasty faced nan with poor blood improves with Pepto Mangan
An ad touts Gude's Pepto Mangan for anemia like a pale ill man. It promises stronger blood, brighter eyes, better appetite, and renewed vigor as iron and other ingredients create red corpuscles. Drug stores offer the tonic in liquid or tablet form.
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Mastin
Mustin
Rale
Drogen
Gude
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David McCabe
Wiliam F. Ogburn
Maxwell Reed
Josephine Roche
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Back Sheppard-Towner
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Methodist Episcopal
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New York Magazine
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