Educators Open Session of Midwestern Association
Opening session of the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland included Moffat’s Address on Character. A reception at the Corcoran Art Gallery followed at Willard Hotel with Amb Bryce in attendance and many university leaders among the guests. The gathering, under university oversight, continues today with papers on higher education and unit systems and a strong list of participating educators from major colleges and schools.
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Association of Collegia and Preparatory Schools of
Midwdle
Maryland
Pasinses
Corcoran Art Galery
Bobsdle
Middle States
Kemt
Willard Hotel
Washington
Art
Ambassador Bryce
Ljustesen
Association of Educators
Runtens Preserit
F. B. Molaire
Bernard Gragen
A. J. Parson
Jan Wetet
Ent Needham
Wilbur
Ewege Washington University
Needham
Thirkfeld
Howswird University
Elmer E. Brown
AY Mew
Moffat
James D. Moffat
Edward F. Buchner
Henry B. Pritchett
Jeane H. Holmes
Arthmore College
Edward Rynearson
Tittsburg High
TL Morgan
Dickinsop Collest
Clarkinle
C. L.thornburg
Laxligh University
Lehigh
Walter R. Marsh
St. Paul's School
Garden City
John @. Bowman
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
New York City
B. Linabart
University of Pitteburo
Will” Grant Chambers
University of Pittsburg
Tate Inflate
Port Deposit
George 1 “Isher
The
Universty of
Gnion’ College
Ehenectary
N. Y
Baward H. Griffin
Johns Hosking University
Virgil Precruiing
Horace Mann School
New York
Trantla HH. Stodard
New York University
W. F. Srabhe
Dhndystro Academy
Bitty’ Ture
Homer Smith
Collegeville
P. F. Dumlap
Albright’ Collare
Myerstown
Thonters Fell
St. John's College
Annapelly
Karl J. Grimm
Pennsylvania
Gettysbre
Pos
Miller
Johns Hopkins” University
John L. Stewart
Lehigh University
Judson FP. Welsh
Pennsylvania State College
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Lusa Martha Bombiger
Frederick F. Fartington
Park National Fark Seminary
Forest Glen
Missith CL Westcott
Wests
George A. Ross
Wasdington College For “Young Ladies
BE. J. Hayes
Central High School
Edmond Walsh
Francis Goldbach
Fort John Mohn
Georgetown Unversity
Charles W. Needham
George Washington Culversity
William R. Vance
George Washington Law School
Ernest G. Lorenzen
George Washington University
Frank F. Barber
Bristol School
Elmer Hilsworth Brown
Henry B. F. Mac
Good Roads Motto Promises Progress Across Virginia
Letter from F. G. Schutt Sr. of Cherrydale Va reflects on the long running motto good roads and predicts a future of broad, paved highways. He recalls standing on heights 200 feet above Arlington and envisions a grand, connected road system with steam and electric lines linking distant points, inviting readers to witness the current progress on the main street of Arlington town and the graded highways improving travel and commerce.
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Etter Post
Ariington
Worl
Obrlitte
Plang
Cayde
Commonwealth
F. G. Schutt, SR
Cherrydale
Handkerchief Farewell Warned By Health Officer
Dr Woodward District health officer warns against waving a handkerchief as farewells at crowds. He says contaminated handkerchiefs can spread scarlet fever typhoid fever diphtheria measles and other diseases through breezes. Freshly laundered linen reduces risk but used handkerchiefs pose a danger at train stations and crowds.
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Woodward
William ©. Woodward
Veteran Cleax Dead Oldest In Point Of Service
Augustus Lotz longtime clerk in the Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury, aged 76, dies at 209 Eighth Street SE. Funeral at 2:20 PM tomorrow, under Pentaptha Lodge, with Rev. A H Thompson officiating. interment Congressional Cemetery. Lotz, the department's oldest service employee, shared long service honors with Augustus Smith. Smith, in his 84th year, also served in the bureau. they were close friends for 43 years. Lotz was born in 1824 in Gallia County, Ohio, moved to Indiana, studied at the University of Indiana, and joined the Interior Department in 1863, later transferring to the Internal Revenue Bureau. He was the only person in the bureau named on the Roll of Honor. survived by his wife Mary, daughters Loretta Castle and Dotwell Flaxier, and two grandchildren plus two great-grandchildren.
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Jeremiak
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ana
Treasury Department
Eighth ‘Street
Pentaipha Lodge
Lotz
Pr Risdees
Mary Peere
A. H
Lore
Gallia County
Onio
Jay County
Ind
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Busieps
Lots
Shanks
Congress
Eleventh
Indiana
Interor Department
Secretary of the Interior
Commission of Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Revene Bureau
Bureau
United States
Gage
Yerkes
Tredeury
Tr. Lotz
Royal E. Cabell
Mr. Lotz
Macy
Lote
Daughtare
Loretta Castle
Dotewesl Flaxier
Portland, End
William
Needham
Not This City
Admiral Barton Stricken Falls Leaving Mills Building
Rear Admiral J. K. Barton U S N suffered a paralysis stroke as he left the Mills building Seventeenth and 6 streets NW yesterday. He was taken to the Naval Hospital where doctors treated him for hours. His condition not serious. This is the second episode in a month after he fell on November 13 leaving his office. He is 56 and has been in the city for several years.
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J. K. Barton
Naval Hospital
Admiral Barton
Atdewslk
Cada
Fexdas
Avalon
Navy Department
Asveral I Yeurs
Woman Foils Bank Robbery by Youthful Bandit
In Mbyomanje Wisconsin on November 3 an 18 year old boy, George Benbon, attempted to rob a bank cashier Mas. Smith alone on duty. She screamed as he pointed a pistol, causing guards to rush in. Benbon fled but was captured by a posse about half a mile from the village.
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Mbyomanje
Wis
George Benbon
Cscintant
Mas. Smith
Benbou
Treasury Secretary MacVeagh Studies Clerk Efficiency
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh received yesterday’s report from the chiefs of bureaus on the efficiency of clerks under the department. The document reviews performance, workload, and administrative processes affecting Treasury operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
of the Treasury
Report on departmental findings delayed amid clerical concerns
Rumors say the secretary will issue a statement about the report rather than publish its conclusions. The department reportedly viewed the report as generally favorable to clerks, though complaints persist about continuing employment of older men who should be retired or reassigned to suitable positions.
Descendant of Earl Douglas Dies in Virginia
Miss Anne Binns aged about 81 years fled to Spring Bill Fairfax county Virginia. She was the great granddaughter of Col William Douglas of Garalian and Montresey of Loudoun county. Her paternal line traces to Col Geo Heall of Dumbarton and George town. The funeral will be held at Lewingvil Fairfax county today.
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Anne Xage Rules
Spring Bill
Fairfax County
Mle Binns
Dovsigs
Eart
Douglas
Bootland
William Douglas
Garalian
Montreseury
Loutounsqunty
Geowee Heall
Dumbarton
George
Town
Miss Binns
Race HI
Leesburg
Lewingvil Fairfax County
Mrs A H Sauveur Dies After Ear Operation
Mrs A H Sauveur wife of Dr L G Sauveur died last night at Garfield Hospital from blood poisoning after an operation on an ulcerated ear. She had been ill two weeks. Sauveur, a notable Washington figure, was manager of the Vinecrest Bar in Kenneth, drawing interest from prominent men including J P Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sauveur
L. G. Sauveur
Garfiell Hospital
Sauveur
Washington
Vinecrest
Kenneth
J.P. Morgan
Hammer Scores His Treat For Lovers Of Music
Heidrich Hammer and his symphony orchestra opened their Beethoven program at the Helauco Theater to a large appreciative Washington audience. The performance of the first and fifth symphonies showed the ensemble’s strength and stamina with Hammer praised as a conductor of power and originality. Critics noted room for improvement but praised fidelity to the composer and the smooth handling of a difficult task. The audience remained generous, gifting chrysanthemums to Hammer at the close.
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Heidrich Hammer
Symphony
Hélauco ‘Theater
Washington
Hammer
Beethoven
Heston
Philadelphia
Sr. Harner
Miss Kitty Cheatham Delights Columbia Theater With Lullabies
Miss Kitty Cheatham presented a gong recital at the Columbia Theater featuring eighteenth century songs and a recitation Any Old Romance. Her group of children's songs drew laughs while she portrayed the small boy and his ambitious mother. Fiora MacDonald played piano as an intelligent accompanist.
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Kitty Cheatham
Columbia Theater
Miss Cheatham
Jerushy
Cheatham
Fiora
MacDonald
Langdale Death Jury Clears Bernard Brown in Georgetown Case
A coroner s jury cleared Bernard Brown of involvement in the death of John W Langdale, assistant superintendent of pslicing, at Georgetown University Hospital. The jury ruled Langdale s death resulted from a firearm wound inflicted by a white prisoner at the Sixth precinct station. Brown, in hospital under guard, was injured in the neck during the Monday night fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brown
Castnatty Hospital
Aibisme
John WW
Langdala
Pslicing
Georgetown University Hospital
Langdale
Brown
Shquest
Langdate
Post and Road association to stage trial races at Speedway
Out of town horse owners show strong support for a December 11 carnival at the Washington Speedway. The Road Drivers and Riders Association plans a half mile track, trials from 1 to 6 pm, and prizes including cups and ribbons to promote a future horse show at Potomac Park.
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Drivers and Ridery’ Association
Eamellent
Washington Pomemss
Nmrinae
Tha Uapes
Reng
Bktert
Asboclasion
H Wes
Horsemen's Association
Steam Roller
Joseph ‘Cranford
Cranford Paving Company
Speedway
Samuel Ross
Barber & Roos
Benning Race Course
Melvin C. Hazen
Road Drivers and Riders’ Association
Carnivel
George
Smith
Warrenton
Washington Port
Haren’ Hay
Staith
Taylor
Riders and Drivers Association
Potomac Park
Weather Conditions Forecast For Friday Night And Saturday
Weather conditions indicate clear skies over the eastern half with high pressure, while the western half faces cloudy skies and scattered snow from Colorado and Kansas. Temperatures run above average in most regions except New England, the Northwest, and areas west of the Rockies, with localized snow in the central Rockies and southern plateau Saturday. Rain chances in central plains, the lower Missouri, and Arkansas valleys late Saturday into Sunday, with warmer conditions in the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states, and cooler air moving into the central and southern Rockies and central plains by Sunday. Local wind shifts and coastal conditions vary from northeast to southeast, with moderate to brisk winds along the upper lakes and Gulf coast.
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Dept. of Agriculturs
Weather Bureau
Washington
Colomba
Kanoay Sothmard
Ang
Cain
Hakotaa
Central Plains
Migsouri
Vlawer Arkanais
Gulf States
Bhatern
Inke
Onto
Atlantic
Guid
Monntain Restos
Bintan
Smalssipps
Mivowrl
Ar Lawson Vallage
Gogland
Derain
Exley
Noriberty
Superior
Eerogeen
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