Washington Trade Leaders Tour Chase For Road Fix
Washington business leaders from four major groups joined a Fredericksburg auto trip to spotlight the Washington to Richmond highway delay. The group cited 3,000 touring parties diverted to Shenandoah routes and urged Washington to fund a reliable through road, estimating 12,000 dollars needed with 450 raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Hoard of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Men's Association
Hetail Merchants’ Association
American Automobile Association
Isken
Krowsh
Alexandrian
Qccoquan
Occoquan
Virginia
Washingtoniawa
Frederickshorg
Princess Anne
Board of Trade of Vredemackaburg
R. L Ferguson
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Will'am County
Frank C Baldwin
Fredeksburg
Wathington
Stunt Night at the Y M C A features talk and acts
The Y M C A staged Stunt Night in the assembly hall with musical selections gymnastic exhibitions and talks. MoCA religious director Mfichtsen spoke on extension work connecting the organization with churches and employers while the show included a choir team and various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Christian Association
Assembly Hall
Page Af K Ftohtsen
Vo Moca
Mi Fichtsen
Worte
Pnis
Wham E Ta Tnwuote
Iain S Hoffman
Akset i Motederen
Benjamin
Orchesta
Comvisator
Om Wardell
K Cowing
J. F. Jutles
Weens
L. Thompson
Willvan Radford
Lo O Mveard
Grodon Law
The Girl Who Smiles at Belasco Theater
Adolf Phillip presents The Girl Who Smiles a melodrama with Paul Herve aliases and Natalie Alt in the title role at Belasco Theater. Ensemble includes Danforth Baldwin Walton and Grace Leigh with song numbers and a comic finale. Also shown is Sweethearts at Coamos with Ned Nestor Betty Duvall. additional acts include the Wilts and the Klein brothers and a three-scene How Ignatius Got Pneumonite. News pictures and daily photoplays supplement the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Phillip
Paul Herve
Jean Briquet
Belasco
Mme. Bouilere
Lucille Saunders
Columbia
Alphange
Fred Walton
Palmer _Cox
Clarisse
Grace Leigh
Walts
Miss Alt
Adele
Barytone Voles
George Baldwin
Marie
Walton
Augustus Barratt
Moving Pictures
Washington
Coamos
Ned Nestor
Betty Duvall
Wilts
Klein Brothers
Earle
Edwarda
Ignatius Qot Pneumonte
Philadelphia
Atlantic Ocean
Hearst-Selig
Damaged Goods At Casino Draws Large Washington Audience
The Casino hosted Eugene Brieux’s Damaged Goods last night with Howard Hall as the physician delivering the author’s message. Strong performances by Winona Bridges Rita Howlett and Marie Grenier plus a solid cast made it one of the season’s best shows at popular prices. The Globe Trotters at Gayety offered a top notch program with Frank Hunter and Edythe Mirfield shining, while The Dowry Seekers at Ninth Street Theatre showcased De Vere sisters with a witty trench skit and trapeze acts by Fred and Lyda Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brieux
Howard Hall
Hall
Winona Bridges
Rita Howlett
Marie Grenier
Arving Dillon
Virginia Ackerman
Samuel Willard
Richard Barrowa
Annie Ashley
Washington
Globe Trotters
Ninth Street Playhouse
Frank Hunter
Frankie Rice
Edythe Mirfield
de Vere
Fred
Lyda Weaver
Florence Davenport
Trilby on Screen at Leader in Washington
The Du Maurier classic Trilby premieres at the Leader in Washington with Wilton Lackaye as Svengali and Clara Kimball Young as Trilby. The five act film draws gasps at the art student scene in Paris, features Paul McAllister as Gecko, and includes an augmented orchestra. The show runs as the main attraction through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trilby
Washington
Leader
du Maurier
Wilton Lackaye
Svengsu
Clara Kimball Young
Legion
Paris
Lackaye
Paul McAllister
Message From Mars Revival Delights Washington Audiences
After years away, Rich ard Ganthony's A Message From Mars returns to Washington stages with Poll Players drawing capacity crowds. Critics praise Haw trey and the cast, noting the dream messenger from Mars and the play's wholesome appeal despite spots of creaky staging. The evening also features The Broken Law at Crandall's with William Farnum in the lead and Florence Rockwell later in Body and Soul, plus a Holbrook Blinn and Vivian Martin engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Ganthony
Mars
Charles Hawtrey
BBC
Mears” Ig
Scrooge
Earth
Horace Parker
Ganthony
A. H. van Buren
Ben Taggart
Florence Rittenhouse
Mark Kent
Oscar Apfel
William Fox
Crandall
Willliam Farnum
England
Daniel Esmond
Mr. Farnum
Ursula
Dorothy Bernard
Lord Phillip Duncan
Leater Chambers
Isobel Berner
Mary Martin
Rulsa
Florence Rockwell
Holbrook Blinn
Vivian Martin
Strand-Faversham in Films at Moore's Strand Theater
William Faversham headlines Moore's Strand with One Million Dollars a strong mystery drama featuring Henry Bergman Mayme Kelso and Carlotta Da Felice Plus Nedra Bella Donna The Raven and Tables Turned with Emmy Wehlen and other vaudeville acts fill a busy week including fashion show by May Tully and a Path of the Dawn feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
America
Moore
Strand
Frederic Arnold Kummer
Far East
New York
Mr. Faversham
the Hawk
Henry Bergman
Mayme Kelso
George le Guer
Carlotta da Felice
Arthur Morrison
Camille Dalberg
Charles Graham
Georges’ Probert
George Barr McCutcheon
Nedra
South Wens
Uncle Sam
Henry B. Walthall
May Tully
Keith
Houssa
Milady
Emilie Lea
Patricia O'Connor
Ethel Clifton
Brenda Fowler
Lillian Kingsbury
Leighton Stark
Agnes Scott
Henry Keane
Miss Scott
Atandarda
Dorothy Toye
H. Cooper Cliffe
Jeannette Horton
Edgar L. Davenport
Leslie Austin
Walter Hitchcock
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
William Stowell
H. Grattan
Carolina Mountains
Everett Butterfield
Washington
Broadway Rastus at Howard Theater Delights Capacity Crowd
At the Howard Theater last night the tuneful musical comedy Broadway Rastus with Irvin C. Miller and a company of 50 colored performers offered lively dances and melodi ous songs. Matinees today Thanksgiving day and continues with high-class colored entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Theater
Irvin C. Miller
Work of Blind Sells Well at Raleigh Bazaar
A combined dance card party and bazaar for the Home for the Blind took place at 3050 Northwest Street yesterday under the Ald Association for the Blind. Today’s program includes continued card parties and the evening bazaar, with Mrs. Sydney R. Jacobs in charge and several assistants listed. association officers are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Blind
R Atreet
Raleigh
Ald Association For the Blind
Sydney R. Jacobs
Henriett C. Metzerott
John Hyde
Thomas W. Calver
William F. Spransy
R. N. Harper
Annie Co. Bell
P. P. Mullett
Henriett C. Metzeratt
Twin Beds Farce at National Provides Nocturnal Noise
Review of the three act comedy Twin Beds by Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo at the National. A young couple and others share a West Side apartment to avoid each other. A mistaken flat, two twin beds and a climactic burst of quarrelling end in a dramatic though not delicate finale. Lola Bolton Auguste Aramini Clare Weldon star with sturdy stage settings backing the noisy farce.
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National
Salisbury Field
Margaret Mayo
Hawkmnans
Montt
Larkins
Mont
Hawkins
Montl
The
Marne
Lola Bolton
War Breeds Democracy Says Peace Advocate at Church
Dr David Starr Jordan former president of Leland Branford University argued that militarism corrupts individuality and that democracy abroad could seed lasting peace. He urged arbitration to settle war questions and lamented the young blood shed in battle. Senator Works of California introduced him at the First Congregational Church during a Peace Society of Washington event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
David Starr Jordar
Leland Branford University
First Congregational Church
Senator Works of
California
Peace Society of Washington
Jordan
Germany
England
Eugenie
Belgium
Wilson
John van Schaick
Universalist Church
Dr. van Schaick
Peace Society
Keppel strengthens tunnel guard after anonymous threat
A M Keppel general superintendent of the Washington Terminal Company says he did not receive an anonymous bomb threat but adds eight extra guards to protect the tunnel and station approaches. Additional guards patrol viaduct approaches to Union Station while Maj Pullman of the Metropolitan Police has not been asked to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Keppel
Washington Terminal Company
Union Station
Keppel
Maj
Pullman
Metropolitan Police
Stanford Chancellor Opposes Military Training in Colleges
Dr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor of Stanford University, issued a statement opposing military companies in learning institutions following an attack on George Washington University by students and alumni. He argued military instruction intrudes education and promotes war, warning of internal dangers to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Coast Artillery
Rexford L. Holmes
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
California
Jorden
Evening with the orchestra at Union Station Y M C A
A crowded Union Station Y M C A room heard the Hastern quartet perform selections led by Misa Viola Schipppert and J C Kester with L Herndon on violin. Attendance indicators showed rising dues and donations as Mrs Florence F Stiles presided and Mary O Toole reported. The District of Columbia Red Cross will meet at 15 Dupont Circle with talks on war relief and year in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Hastern
Peregoniel
Misa Viola Schippert
J. C. Kaster
Cc. W. Gueap
J. C. Kester
Pagso
L. Herndon
G. H. Winslow
Association
District of Columbia
American Red Cross
Mra
Robert Patterson
Dupont Circle
Red Cross
Ernest FP
Bicknell
Miss Boarsman
Miss Delano
District of Columbia Red Cross
Boy Scouts Begin Three Day Drive For 30000
A city wide fund campaign launched to raise thirty thousand dollars for Boy Scout groups. By day end pledges and cash reached 4087.25 with early gifts of 1500 from two donors and 1000 plus another hundred. Twenty four teams started work and twenty thousand pledges were distributed for monthly gifts over six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Arthur Moses
Distriit Scout Organization
Colin
E Livingston
F. L. Middleton
Hc, Finkel
Leo C. Brooks
A. W. Davis
Vernon Batley
R. H. Young
J. E. Bangs
Paul F. Grove
J. W. Faus
John H. Finney
F. C. Robinson
Richard Con Iner
Pope
George Harris
W. D
Local names linked to regional project committee
Lampbell Otto De Moll J Leo Kolb Dr C R Sheldon BE J Murphy Percy Thompson Dr Lewis J Battle and Charles A Jones comprise the core roster cited in the committee minutes reflecting leadership and governance roles for the ongoing regional project.
Law School Juniors Debate At Georgetown Law School
Georgetown University Law School Juniors held the first preliminary debate of the season in the law school auditorium. Each member spoke three minutes on the affirmative or negative of the resolution supporting continued annual appropriations for navy and military purposes. No decision was rendered. debates will be held Mondays through winter with officers listed and Mr. French elected chairman of the Intercollegiate Committee to coordinate college debating societies in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University Law S School
Law School
Congress
Edward Hogan
Connecticut
Thomas H. Healy
Washington
Frank Fuller
Daniel Gotthold
C. F. McCabe
French
Intercollegate
Washiington
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District
Dunfriesa
Old Dominion
Chappawamsie
Tse
Wathington Automobile
W P Barnhart Company
Stearns
Potomac Mo'or Company
Arthur Foraker
Com- Paney
W. Pearce Rayner
Lutrell Company
Louis Stevenson
T. A. McKee
Studebaker
Whartes G Howser
J A Hematreet
Mo Stoddard
M A Leese
George Qatte
R S. Downs
T A McKee
W P Barnhart
F G Heaton
Lilley
C W Fairfax
Ik Waters
Arthur Paraker
M. W. John J C McCarthy
Howard Fisk
Charles J Columbus
Tom Crant
L. Ferguson
L. M. Thayer
J Sutton
Washington Post
National Electrical Supply Co
Gayety
Poll
the Belasco
Faversham
Donna
Famous Players Film Company
Pauline Frederick
Robert Hichens
Piot Ares
Naximova
Bose
Miss Frederick
Bella Donnata
Bella Donna
Thomas Holding
Eugens Ormonde
Julian L'Estrange
Armatrong
Hdna Goodrich
Keith'e
Ganien
Emmy Wehlen
Filme
Howard
Broadway Rastus
Boston Safety Fountain Pens
Meyer’s Military Shops
F St. N. W
Dr. Jordan
Peace Advocate
City News
Commerce and State Departments
Paul Glels
Ernest Gichner
A. W. Spanhoofd
Boot and Shoa Workers’ Union of Washington
King’s Hall
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
J. E. Toone
American Federation of Labor
HL. Haynes
R. Rocco
L. Cosimann
T. Debartole
Institute of the Colored Teachers of
Montgomery County
Howard University
8. M. Newman
First
Needlework Guild of Washington
Mre
Julian James
Twentieth Street Northwest
Robert Craig
Old Masonic Temple
Ninth and
F Streets
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gorsuch M. E. Church
Ellen Rowe
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Father McGee
Columbia Heights
Mida C. Peabody
Pacific Coast
Vermont State Society of Washington
Washington Club
Seventeenth
K Streets
Northwest
Hosea B Moulton
Lydia Hughes Bowne
Library of Congress
Mme
Marie von Unachald
Women’s Equal Suffrage League
Oxford
M. Cary Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
William H. Nagel
Exchange Bank of Washington
Legion of Loyal Women
John A Logan
J. Shera Montgomery
Louis Stern
Henry Wheaton Howard
Edwin Callow
Ada H. Welan
Florence M. Brown
Young Women’s Christian Association
Temple Baptist Missionary Society
Northern Baptist Convention
Calvary, Baptist Church
John R. Sturgis
Government Printing Office
Florida Avenue
Sturgis
J. W. Sturgis
Glenwood Cemetery
Grace Cottrell
Seattle
Wash
E. M. Bill
Central Labor Union
William Clark
National Capital Brewing Company
Horlick
Xmas Club
Victrola
Hugo Worch
G Street
N. W
H. S. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Firestone
BOY Scouts
Ward
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