School cadets elect Washington High regiment officers
Frederick Schreiber of Central High School was named colonel and led cadet selections for the Washington High School cadet regiment after a September 29 exam. The board announced lieutenant colonel, major, adjutant, and quartermaster designations for several schools, with company officers to be announced later after written tests at Central High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederice Schreiber
Clana Central High School
Bier
Washington High Cool
Flurton Ro Hose
Fish School
Richard O Brien
Walter McCathran
Board of Edurar
Frederick Schreiber
Central High School
BV Harlan
Business High
Robert Gatta
BK WeAllister Rewern Hin
OW Harty
McKinley Manual
Trulaine School
Ring of Ceytiln
Hough Mefonls
Vanuil Training School
Auatter
D Fornet Businan High School Company
Central Flugh School
le Xeon
Nere Fasinesa Central
McKinney Schools
Eastern
Western
Wee
Conservation at Rock Creek Proposes Park Move
The Georgetown Crazens association backs a 40 cent season to fund conservation efforts at Rock Creek and urges the removal of the old reservoir on Wisconsin Avenue and Te Street after fifteen years of use. The plan seeks a public park and asks the commissioners to cooperate with the War Department and Secretary Wearch. The board declined power to remove the reservoir, stating it sits on private property. Treasurer reports a road balance. winter work to begin and requests for restrooms and comfort stations in Georgetown will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Crazens Association
Mital
Toth Creek
George & Worthington
Wearch
Wisconsin Avenue
Te Street
NGS
War Department
A & Farsis
George A King
Treasury
Georgetown
Services for Mrs Shepard Held at Massachusetts Venue
Mrs Etta Jarvis Shepard widow of Curt Justice Shepard of the Territorial Court of Appeals. Civil services were conducted at the family home and the Rev Dr Roland Idton Smith of St Johns Church delivered the sermon. Interment set for Louisville Kentucky. Mrs Shepard died suddenly early Sunday morning after being at home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baneriervices
Vira Seth Shepard
Curt Justice Shepard
Testral Court of Appeals
Massasetts
Roland
Dton Smith
St Johns
Lonleale Ky
Mipird
Miso
Mary D. Tarvig
Louis Wie
Etta Jarvis
Toulay
Banquet opens Bible study season at MC A with notable guests
In the Assembly Room of the MC A building many attended the banquet as the Bible study class season opened. Honored guests included Lawson Chambers Central secretary of the MC A in the Levant and Fred B Smith of New York. Also present were Judge Anson Taylor and G Ernest Trueman among others. Kentucky Republicans elect officers at their monthly meeting with officers and executive committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Hyndrey Ane
Bt C
Lawson Chambers
MC A
Levant
Fred B Smith
New York
International Committee
Mecfarl
Mortis E Miller Wool
Wardmann
Anson Taylor
Ernest Trueman
Kentuckians
Kentucky Republian Club
Johnson
Goodkay
W Blanford
Bangle
Ballups
U Steele Ben A Bireback
Inter State League Republican
Walter TF Langley
E Gooitkey
Meeting at Luther Place Church Chooses Officers Harmony Feels Strong
Luther Place Memorial Church last night emphasized harmony after a tense period. Rev Lloyd C Douglas accepted the call and will begin duties around October 24. W Hinbile elected elder to replace L F Randolph. Charles Shepard and M L Fries reelected deacons. Debt liquidation discussed with possible church debt bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Place
Luther Place Memorial Church
Lloyd C. Douglas
William H Finkle
Douglas
W . Hinbile
L F. Randolph
Clmmtles Shepard
M L Fries
Church Council
Wilhoite Freed After Drop Request in Assault Case
Donald Wilhoite, the musician arrested for allegedly assaulting Dorothy Koreth, was released after Koreth’s mother and two uncles urged dismissal. Assistant US Attorney Ralph Given warned he must leave the city by tomorrow or face no further action. Wilhoite planned to depart for New York with his wife and child following in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wilhoite
Cox
Kleindiener
Dorothy Koreth
United States
Ralph Given
Given
Thia Witholte
New York
Car Crash on Fourteenth Street Injures Contractor and Son
A delivery tractor operator LT Matthews and his son Charles 23 were in a westbound car when a southbound electric streetcar struck them near Fourteenth Street and Fifth Street NW. LT Matthews suffered a fractured skull and cuts, and his son may lose a finger after the crash. The pair were rushed to Emergency Hospital and later stabilized as crowds gathered at the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Charles
Chevy Chase
Golz
At & Rapid
Fourteenth Street
Matthawa
Policemen to Face Trial Board After Hotel Poker Raid
Six officers and players were taken after a poker game raid at Merchants Hotel early Sunday. Bosler Castle and William Young were identified as officers. Harner Jones face hearings, four others to testify. An anonymous tip prompted Lieut Harrison to organize the Sixth precinct raid, with eight gardoners loaded into a patrol wagon and taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosler Castle
William Young
Reconda
Third
Merchants’ Hotel
James Edward Harper
Willam Jones
Sixth Precinct
Harrison
Sergt Conrah Preather
Armstrong
Little
Lieut Harrison
Gardoners
Castle
Young
Sith
Harner
$500 For Gompers Parade From Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union voted 10 to the executive committee to use 500 toward parade expenses. James J Metwacken, grand marshal, announced plans for the parade are nearly complete. No reviewing stand at Masonic Temple. balconies at the Riggs House will serve officials and guests. President Gompers will reach Washington next Sunday. Reynolds to retire November 1 from Treasury post. Mrs Elizabeth Brough, 64, found dead by asphyxiation in apartment at 210 Tenth Street SW. coroner cites asphyxiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Executive Committee
Gompers
James J Metwacken
Enere Wite
Masonic Temple
Rigas House
Federation
Goropére
Washington
Brough
Elizabeth Brough
Fatney
Tenth Street
Newitt
Retrocession Debate Presses Constitutional View on District
Attorney F P Sands told a Chamber of Commerce audience that 1846 recession of Alexandria County was unconstitutional and lacked legal basis. He urged reviving federal control and reversing the backsliding with a three fourths district vote, citing exclusiveness of the District and future needs including police, schools, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P Bands
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Alexandria County
District of Columbia
Sands
Amon R Cusselman
Spask
Juattee
Jan Marshall
United States
Virginia
National Council
Washington
Maryland
Virgina
District of Colombia
Ita
Mc Sands
Arlington
Mount ‘Vernon
R. Golden Donaldson
Willam €. Woodward
Charles W. Carr
Walter B. Guy
John B. Sleman
Louly H, Stabler
Work of Playground Children Seen at Public Library Exhibit
Hundreds of fathers mothers and relatives visited the Public Library yesterday to view the children's work from municipal and white school plays around the district during the summer months. The exhibition will continue for two weeks and be open from 1 to 4 in the afternoon.
Fine gowns on view at Parker Bridget Co in Washington
Elegant window displays feature Paquin models and other designers. Gowns include white broadcloth with hand embroidery and meteleyues, emerald green duchess satin with white fox fur shawl, and a Drecoll crape chiffon pink dress with crystal lace panels. Additional pieces show coats and three piece suits trimmed with fur and embroidery, reflecting high fashion showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parker, Bridget & Co
Drecoll
Cabiot
Antoine Aubert
Mrs Marion L Harper Dead After Street Car Fall
Mrs Marion L Harper widow of Henry M Harper of the Harper Brothers firm and mother of Samuel Wy Harper vice president of the National Telephone Company died from injuries after a street car fall yesterday. She was years old and a sister of Maj Wilbur Williams U A Col Charles A Williams and Mrs Glover of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion L. Harper
Henry M. Harper
Harper Brothers
Samuel Wy. Harper
National Telephone Company
Wilbur Wiliams
Charles A. Williams
Mra
Honors Foreign Surgeons at Military Medical Meeting
Delegates from abroad attend the eighteenth annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States at the New Willard. A reception by Surgeon General and a public program at Continental Memorial Hall mark the opening with papers by leaders from Britain Canada Mexico France China and Japan among others. Talks include city officials and medical leaders as sessions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixes
Navy
Association of Military Burgeone
United States
Association
New Willard
JC Boyd Usn
Tieenth Cavalry
WSA
Henry B F Macfarland
8 . Adams
PM Rixey
Sir Alfred S Keogh
Medical Department
British Army
James Porter
Cladio Stoiza
Army
G C Jones
Cnl
Alejandro Ross
Mdint Ruotte
Mal Hawt ¥Ingyang
T’ang Wen-yan
Runzo Tamotsuri
China
Japan
J C Davis Indicted Again in Major Case List
A grand jury returned multiple indictments including John C Davis for embezzlement and false pretenses, Lee Kim and others on gambling law violations, James Keating for housebreaking, Merton Heflin for inducement in a diamonds case, and additional charges against McKay Whistler Butler Horland and others for robbery assault and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Davis
Ona
Lee Kim
Lee Youen
Lee Jam
Lee Hing
Lee Yor Lee Hong
Lea You
James Keating
Johnn O Donel
Merton W Heflin
Whitehead
John F McKay
Robert Whistler
John H Butler
James T Horland
William Jenifer
Richard Berry
Joan Montgomery
Eobn P. Nelsonarson
Leonard Cumberland
Samuel R Beach
Grant Mason
Edward Dickinson
Jacob Gyens
Albert
Alas
Kid
Curry
William Harris
George Miller
Ajlan
George Snyder
Wrant Smith Allan Frank Seymore
Arene
Trade Board Changes Mer Edson Brings Matter Up
Washington Board of Trade moves toward complete reorganization with a six member committee to study abolishing non civic committees. President Small chairs the panel to realign focus to civic matters and limit commerce promotion under the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Edson
Washington Board of Trade
Board of Directors
Aoid
Johnoy Edson
Sleven
Ida
Board of Trade
Eason
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Small
Messrs
Edeen
Thawh
Larnan
Noyes
Bone
Morgan
Thomas P Morgan
D J Callahan
J H Small
Washington Aero Club
Phiadelphia Board of ‘Trade
Rade
Committee On
Segura
Actuat
W W Finley
Southern Railway Company
Finley
Europe
South America
Moroccan envoys visit State Department for Taft letters
Sid Laarby Zenhagl first secretary and Eid Movamed Hen Abenian Ben Jelula native of Fez, with Interpreter Dr Holtmann, met at the State Department with Adee and Phillips. They came as personal representatives of the Sultan of Morocco to the Hudson-Yukon celebration in New York and to deliver congratulatory letters to President Taft and Secretary Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Sid Laarby Zenhagl
Eid Movamed Hen Abenian Ben Jelul
Fez
Dr Holtmann
State Department
Adee
Phillips
Hudson-Yukon
New York
Taft
Knox
American Band Drama Baffles London Censors at Aldwych
London Oct 4 A band centered entertainment at the Aldwych Theater faced censor trouble as officials ruled the venue could stage only a play. The producer improvised a thin plot around the band as a workaround while keeping the performance intact. Vaughn Clant’s Calvary Baptist class held its first winter meeting with Dr H C Rice presiding and committee leaders elected. Sem De Nedrey was elected AFL convention delegate despite opposition from the Columbia Typographical Union and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aldwych Theater
Vaughn Clant
Vaughn
Calvary Baptisl Church
H C Rice
A Copeland
G H Judd
W. K Evans
W Hoersch
R © Edwards
H E Farmer
T Leke
H A Wood
J A ‘Patterson
Edward Kines
E T Leake
B S Garber
E L Toigon
W M. Leath
W ON Carroll
Harry Hillis
W Gratton
C M. Styron GA Oursnd
Sem de Nedrey
Central Labor Vnion
American Federation of Labor Io
Poronte
Mr .de Nedrey
Columbia Typographical Union
Roosevelt Garrison Decides to Stay in Army and Navy Union
National Inspector General Blush invited to exit Roosevelt Garrison meeting in A R Mall as members debated surrendering the charter amid Browne Bonner disputes. After hours behind closed doors the garrison voted to remain in the union pending resolution of alleged shortages and order disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ads National Office
Charles W Blush
Rosevelt Garrison
Army and Navy Union
R Mall
Roosevelt Garrion
Gedda
National Organization
Blush
Roosevelt Garrison
Browne Bink
Lush
Roosevelt
Browne
Bonner
Night schools reopen inviting pupils of all ages
Night schools in the district opened last night for the winter session with strong attendance. Classes for whites are in Franklin, Gales, Wallagh, Jefferson, and the Business High School, offering courses in typing stenography and bookkeeping. Evening hours run from 7:60 to 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyd
Franklin, Gales, Wallagh
Jefferson
Business High School
Or DeMoll & Co Piano Firm Celebrates Anniversary
A seventieth anniversary celebration at Or DeMoll & Co piano firm is held today at their Twelfth and Streets store. The new building is set for display with flowers and decorations. feminine visitors receive a bouquet. No business will be transacted as the firm welcomes friends and Washington residents to view the showroom and instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. DeMoll & Co Plano Concern
Washington
Opening of the Callenateath Cafe Draws Crowds
The Womens crown at Esnorthwest opened its spacious cafe yesterday with continuous crowds and De Marcos orchestra providing music. The venue was richly decorated with flowers and promises strong popularity for the season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is mentioned in a garbled health note about catarrh and mucous membranes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Crown
Reunsylvania Avenue
de Marco
Weather conditions from October reports in Washington DC
Weather Bureau notes high pressure dominates the country except the Rockies where skies remain pleasant. Showers persist in the Rocky Mountain region then fade. temperatures largely unchanged with fair conditions across most areas. Light to moderate winds along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes, with variable winds and mild to warm temperatures reported elsewhere. Postage stamps section mentions Hudson Fulton commemoratives and free want ads in The Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Dent
Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington DC
Rockies
Rocky Mountain
Pisteat
Rocky Mountains
Walt
portAsast
Per Lakes
Grand Banke
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Schreiber
Rock Creek
Georgetown Citizens’ Association
Mrs. Shepard
Louisville
Wade
Schwartz & Pelzman
Reliable Tailors
Seventh Street
Wilhoite
Liberty
Reynolds
Attorney Sands
Chamber
Arg;uies
Union
Marvin L. Harper
Wheeling
Rizey
Association of Military Medical Men
J. C. Davis
Boston
Colin New
Parker
Sarin
Pia Pavel Nathan Soute
Wa” Dobbon
C Hoyer
Raleigh
PiRadieione
EpbiGs
Howes
Min
Boone Md
Ell Beot
Sonaar
Hanae
Issae Dravi
Mere HW
Bas Ben
Walen
Mie
Ua Sian
Rail
Connegticutgarter
Lond ‘Adimaton
Apion
Mofelton
Trade Board
Board of ‘Trade
Sultan
Flay
de Nedray
Toronto
Finis
13Th Street
We. Waabupton
8Th St
Copenhagen
Inspector Blush
de Moll & Co
Hood
Hyattsville
Steam
Electric Carsons
F. S. Carmody Co
Wmors
G St
Howre
Amahins
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post
Armpastie
Atlanta
Apt Clay
Biemerce
Boweca Tans
Duran
Davenpar
Gulvenon
North Platte Nebr
Portland
Sale Lake Ag
Utah
Washington Post
Harvers Ferry
Potomac Fear
Shenanégah
American Barber Supply Co
Colonial Express
Kenyon Street
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BT Rose
Phelps Pi
Calave
Ballantine
Newark
Jmilburk, Reister & CO
Washington Gaslight Co
Andrews
David
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
Sidney West
Christian Xander
Weet Norton
Virgin
Allen
Soka the Quality House
7Th St
Odonnell’s
Eta
Wilson & Mayers Manufacturers
Gaks Seid M
Ranowany Seeeteey
Whlseh & Mayers
Strent
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