Ten Women Among 157 New District Attorneys
A DC Bar examining committee presented ten women and 157 men as successful in the June bar examinations for admission to practice. Chief Justice Walter McCoy administered oath. recipients include Edith Archey, Frances Park, Glenn Eno and many others from Washington and other states.
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John Paul Earnest
District of Columbia Bar Association
Yestern
Day
District Supreme’ Court
Morgan H Beach
Walter McCoy
Washington Cones of Law
George Washington University
Frances E Park
Edith M. Archey
Glenn Eno
Laura E Halsey
Maud E. Felheimer
Grace McVey
Annabel Matthews
Mabel Owen
Henrietta H. Epstein
Sarah Creedon
Washington College
Harnest
Edwin S Booth
Towa
Kate Knight Briggs
Massachusetts
Herbert Clarence Fooks
Idaho
Cornelius H. Fonville
North Carolina
Lyttleton Fox
New York
B Kirke Hamilton
Kentucky
Henry T Hunt
Ohio
Ernest W. Leary
Virginia
John Stevens Maxwell
Florida
Elmer C. Smith
Maryland
Francis H Templeton
North Dakota
Walter W.W Warwick
Alfred 8. Weill
John Edward Walis
Washington
States
Edith Marshall Archey
Dean G Acheson
Connecticut
Max H. Aronson
Stanley B Anderson
Washington State
Walter M. Berry
Oregon
Cameron Burton
District of Columbia
Albert Vickers Bryan
Francis’ Robert Bell
George de Brodes
Eugene F Boyer
FV. Brennan
West Virginia
C M Barnes
Ernest M. Biron
Frank Buckley
E K_ Burlew
Pennsylvania
Thomas Y Clark
Indiana
John J Cooney
J F Carter
Sara A. Creeden
Harry J Campaign
Wisconsin
Alfred Cerceo
Clarence M. Crews
Francis E. Carney
William J Crane
Rhode Island
Charles J Diller
M. M Duffy
James E Dwyer
Vermont
Joseph Wilford Davis
Matthew Dorsey
Ernest R. Decker
William A D
Duke New York
Newell Windom Ellison
Tennessee
Henrietta Helen Epstein
John O'C FitzGerald
Joseph Conrad Fehr
Utah
Michael A Fredo
Maud Fellheimer
AH Farr
Louis Fried
MM. Flannery
Wilburn. Finch
Norman B Frost
Harry J Flanders
Illinois
John Thomas Fowler
Robert L Glass
Walter R Gould
John E Clancy
Abraham Goldstein
Joseph HL Hazen
E. J Hanson
Albert H. Heiby
South Dakota
J_ S Hawley
Massachusets
Philip Herman
Laura H Halsey
Ralph E. Heitmalier
Christ Holm
Lhoyd W Holmes
Missouri
JF Hassin
Ronald M Holmes
Henry Guy Hunt
S Hirshman
Daniel J Heffernan
Albert Allen Jones
Kansas
Herbert H. Johnson
Minnesota
Monroe Jonson
Robert W Johnston
John C Kramer
Iowa
Harold T Kay
Ogden
G J Keassenrcth
Daniel W. Kearney
Vincent J. Kenny
New Jersey
Maurice Kay
Patrick
F Kirby
William Katz
Norman B. Kane
Arthur C Keefer
John M Karns
Samuel Winston Lacy
Henry L. Lymn
Nathan Levin
Onnecticut
Robert &. Lynch
R J Lehman
William 48 Lyons
Maurice FE Lanman
Whitley FP McCoy
Francis C. McCoy
John R. McGrory
Timothy J Mahoney
Essie Cleveland McNemar
Yinots
T A Moore
Frederick G. Macdonald
Georgia
Mary Grace McVey
James R Morford
Delaware
Charles L Mullen
Maurice D. Malone
Joseph C. McGarraghy
W Moxley
Clifford C. McCormick
Charlies F Miller, Jr
Albert Miller
Bartram J. Murphy
Chester J. McGuire
W. H Moore
Edward T. Noe, Jr
I. L. Nickerson
Preston M. Nash
Mabel M Owen
R. Mon. O'Hara
John J. O’brien
Luke C. O’brien
Frances Elizabeth Park
New_York
Georges W Parsons
Michigan
Franklin GC
Parks
Aksel M. Pedersen
Julian D Simpson
Briges
George Simpich
Harry F Sokolov
Philip E Siggers
Samuel Garrett Swain
John F Wallace
James B. Wagstaff
Raymond T. Ying- Ying
Leslie B. Young
New Or
Grotto Band Concert For Joppa Lodge Building Fund
The Kahnpelis Grotto band will give a concert Thursday night at Quincy Retreat and Georgia Avenue Northwest in connection with the Joppa Lodge celebration. The event aims to raise funds for a new lodge building.
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Kahnpelis Grotto
Quincy Retreet
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Swarm TQ New Golf Course Opens at Potomac Park
The new nine hole golf course at Potomac Park opened yesterday morning attracting a large crowd despite chilly weather. Col Clarence Sherrill notes golfers prefer cool conditions and the eighth and ninth holes offer driving power. The course, formerly a three hole practice area, now welcomes players with no charge for use.
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Potomac Park
Clarence Sherrill
City Manager Plan Wins in Alexandria Historic Vote
The Alexandria election approved a city manager form by 1480 to 318, with 1622 majority. Five councilmen will be elected next June to select a mayor and hire a city manager, who will oversee city operations under council supervision. A Knights of Pythias convention opened in Alexandria with public ceremonies. Visitors may tour the old Friendship engine house next week, guided by veteran William H. Humphries. Prohibition fines were imposed in a corporate court case, including $100 to Peyton Ballenger and $250 to J. C. Lucy, with others jailed or fined for violations.
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Washington Post Bureau
Patrick 'T
Alexandria
James M. Duncan
George C. Cabell
Order
Virginia
Theodore Harris
B. Hammer
Julian ¥. Williams
R. B. Bell, Jr
B. A. Ruffin
Margaret Sacrey
Pythian Sisters
Elsie E .Vandervort
Washington
The
Elks’ Home
Oriental Lodge
Young Peoples
Friendship Engine House
South Alfred Street
William H. Humphries
Humphries
Company of
Friendship Company
George Washington
Robinson Moncure
Peyton Ballenger
Ballenger
J. C. Lucy
William Jones
Midvale Steel Chief Says Loss at Present. Dividends Not Feasible
New York Oct 4 W E Corey chairman of Midvale Steel and Ordnance told stockholders at the annual meeting that high freight rates and coal costs make it impossible to resume dividends. He said the company is operating at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W E. Corey
Midvale Steel and Ordnnance Company
B. and O. to Buy 2000 New Freight Cars
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awards contracts for 2,000 new freight cars. Senior VP George M. Shriver announced the purchase, totaling 2,200,090 dollars.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
George M. Shriver
Police Head Attacks Help for Tammany Leader in 1920s NYC
Inspector Dwyer testified that former Governor Whitman urged him to “get” a Tammany leader to improve Whitman’s political standing. He recounted a night at Whitman’s home where a whisky drink led to a plan to move two plainclothes officers to the Tenderloin to raid gambling and “get” the leader.
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John F Dwyer
Whitman
New York County
Dwyer
Navy Assignments Lead To Wide-Scale Fleet Reassignments
Navy announces a broad shuffle of officers across the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Rear Admiral Frederic B. Bassett Jr takes command of base detachment destroyer squadrons Niantic, with Lieut Comdr Andrew C. Bennett moving to U S S 8-16 and Lieut Comdr Franklin B. Conger detached to U S Delaware. Numerous other line officers, medical and supply corps detachments, and engineers shift between ships, yards, and training stations, including transfers to the Kansas, Delaware, and Connecticut groups as of October and November 1921.
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Frederic B. Bassett, Jr
Niantic Fleet
Andrew C. Bennett
U. 8
Coma Franklin B. Conger
U. S. Delaware
Destroyer Force
Atlantic
Lyaut. Comiar
Richard
Pleld
Reven’ Servios
New York
Paul Jones
Henry Jeas
Eleffer
U 58
S Michigan
Peary
Philip ©. Ransom
Walter D Seed
Naval Gun Factory
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Pacific Fleet
George L. Woodruff
Datachea
Connecticut
U.S. S. McCook
Walter 8. Carrington
Paul Hamilton
Texas
Liedt, Phaungey
Sacramento
Atlantic Heat
Peut Thomas F. Downey
Niagara
Ui Aedvead
Alphonsus I. Flynn
U. S. S. Connecticut
Kansas
Carl F. Holden
U. S. S. Mason
U. & S Mahan
Ralph U Hyde
Special Service Squadron
Revenue Service
WN. Y
Harry K Leventon
U. S
U. Connecticut
Albert K. Rumsey
U Sready
John S. Cohen, Jr
Galveston
Stuart K. Fox
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Henry Nielson
U. S . Connecticut
Naval Communications
Navy Department
Walter W.W. Gokes
Newport News
Sonsane
Maurice 5. Mathis
Controy Ey Force
Atlantic Fleet
Guy, B. Mcarthur
Medical Corps
Philadelphia
Hugh R. Phinney
Revenue
Mare Island
Calif
James F. Runner
Marine Recruiting Station
San Francisco
Hill “Warren
Naval Hospital
New Port
Hagle
Hiram B. West
Horace Hursh
Dental Corps
U. S. Navy
John F Hatch
Boston
Mags
Frank Baldwin
Supply Corps
First Naval District
Maurice M Smith
Washington, Dcy
Lewis N Moeller
Civil Engineer Corps
Naval Base
San Diego
Naval Station
Guam
Robert BE. Thomas
Twelfth Naval District
Bower R. Patrick
U .S. & Wyoming
U. S. S. Great Northern
David
Tribou
Naval Home
Eidelphia Pa
Joseph H Brooks
Chaplain Corps
North Dakota
Champion House Cleaner Claim in Slim, Humorous Ad
An old promotional ad extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as the champion house cleaner for the body. It claims the medicine clears bloating and stomach pains, restores appetite, and removes mucus from the intestinal tract. The copy promises a money back guarantee and lists local drugstores distributing the product.
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Champion
Mayr
O'P Donnell
Adw
Three Days Left In Post Campaign For 100000 Votes
The Post sponsors a $40,000 campaign offering 100,000 extra votes, a $200 merit prize, and one of fifteen cars to be awarded on Novem ber 19. Campaigns race to 3 p.m. October 8 with new subscriptions emphasized to boost standings and potential winners.
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Lst
All Candidates to Get Equal Time in Effort for 100000 Votes
All candidates receive equal time for the 100000 vote offer ending Saturday October 8 at 9 p.m. Subscriptions postmarked by then count. Washington and outlying areas may work to the final hour. Campaign office on the fifth floor of The Post building will close promptly. Those in the office at closing will be waited upon. Don’t be too late.
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Washington
Post
Dodge
Oakland
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Prize Contest Attracts Veterans And New Entrants
In a sweepstakes offering cash and special merit prizes, the field grows daily as fifteen prize automobiles draw attention. Most contenders eye the $4,835 Cadillac while the first prize remains within reach for any candidate or fresh entrant, with no winner yet declared.
Campaign Subscriptions and Vote Boost In Local Election
The article explains how candidates gain extra votes through new subscriptions and the importance of clear, complete subscription stubs. It details recording requirements, district and address labeling, and how to correctly mark NW NE SW or 3 E. The campaign office tracks subscriptions and extra votes, with a deadline of October 8 for counting.
New Subscriptions Offer Ends Soon With Extra Votes
An enticing promotion promises two $30 prizes and extra voting rights if subscriptions reach targets. A 100 000 vote ballot is offered for 45 in subscriptions and a 160 000 vote ballot for higher totals. The deal ends at 9 p.m. October 8 with three days left to participate.
Condemns Impure Food Under Pure Food Act Action
Justice Stafford and Assistant United States Attorney Charles W. Arth ordered condemnation of 4447 packages labeled pink pills for pale people blue milla black pills and other colored pills 24 pairs of fat Irish mackerel 32 boxes of noodles and 1% cases of canned corn as violations of the Pure Food Act with the action taken yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stafford
United States
Charles W. Arth
Advertising Club Hears Buyer's Week Plan
Ad clubs luncheon at the Raleigh hotel discussed a buyers' week proposal from the Presidents 5 conference on unemployment. The plan aims to relieve local unemployment and boost business, with a committee chaired by J Cassett to study its approval and implementation cooperation with other groups. New members Henry C Stein and Merton P Jackson were elected. J J Cassett will speak Tuesday on Psychology in Advertising. Lasker of the Shipping Board is slated to address in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Advertising Club
Raleigh Hotel
I J Cassett
Hecht Company
Lawrence Rubel
Henry C. Stein
Merton P. Jackson
4E Lasker
Shipping Board
J. J. Cassett
Harry Hahn
Patron Saint Honored by Franciscan Order
Saint Francis services at the Franciscan monastery Brookland marked the anniversary of the saint's death. High mass by Dominican Father Revex Shahan opened, with Rev D Fagan of Columbus preaching on modern ills and the need for cure. Afternoon benediction and a Latin transitus procession drew many attendees from across the city.
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Francis of Assisi
Foander
Brokland
Francis
Brookland
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Edward P. Hughes
NAVY
Standard Oil Company
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St. Francis of Assisi
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W. B. Caldwell
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