District National Guard rifle and revolver contest set
The full rifle and revolver tournament of the District National Guard runs October 18 19 and 20 with open entries from Army Navy Marine Corps and District teams. Matches cover 200 300 600 and 1000 yards with prizes including caps medals a silver Senatorial Trophy and special prizes for Colt revolver scores and high aggregate.
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District National Guard
Army and Navy
Marine Corps
A National Guard
National Guard
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Hamilton Road
Oxon
Run Valley
Congress Heights
Yiven
Colt
Smith & Wesson
Ordnance Bureau
War Department
Colt Army
United States
Washington Post
The
Washington Evening Star
Maj. Bell
Alexandria Light Infantry
Milton P. Brittain
John Doyle Carmody
Horace K. Fulton
Evening Star
R. Harris & Co
Gerstenberg
Tomlinson
Marshall Magruder
J. Harry Bean
Reginnera
Washington
Grett
Peters
Mosher
Myer
Cavalry
Eig
Breqing Star
Anish
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Berry & Whitmore Company
John
B. Eapey
Parker & Bridget
W. H. Horke
T. H. Ogram
Hous
Herrmann
M. A. Tappan
James FB. Geesford
J. T. Walker & Son
E. G. Hines
D. J. Kaufman
J. Shappirio
J. Baumgarten & Son
B. Morrison Peper Company
Browning & Middleton
the Gemmes Kelley Company
the Family Shoe Store
Hub Fuyaiturs Company
Henry Franc, Mayer & Co
Charles Kaufman & Son
Ohm & Co
Rudolph, Weet & Co
G. G. Cornwell & Sons
G. Hi, Becker
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Henry Evang
F. H
Peters Cartridge Company
Southern Belles of War Times Reminiscences Recall Wigfall Family
A Baltimore author presents A Southern Girl in 61, memoirs of life in Washington and Richmond before and during the Civil War. Senator Wigfall’s daughter narrates Texas childhood, early Senate days, and the Confederate era with portraits of Richmond society, notable belles, letters, and family anecdotes.
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D. Giraud Wright
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Wright
L. T. Wigfall
Texas
Evelyn Bayly
Virginia
Louie McLane Tiffany
Baltmore
Ma Anderson
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Senator Wigfall
South Carolina
Ufe
What
Senator Wigtfall
United States
Senate
Austin
Wigfalls
Confederacy
Marshall
Wigfall
Sarah
Alexandria
Montgomery
Ala
S&s. C
Davis
Congress
Providence
R. I
Virginia Pegram
D. G. Mclintosh
Mary Haxall
Alexander Cameron
Mary Triplett
Philip Haxall
Lelia Powers
Stuart Symington
L. M. Tiffiny
Maryland
Cary
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
More Books For Teachers Bulletin Issued Monthly
A district educational bulletin will publish monthly a list of ten important educational books added to the library along with notable articles. Teachers in public and private schools are invited to use the privilege of borrowing ten books at a time for classroom use or pupil lending. A special teachers’ library room will house bound periodicals and pedagogical works, with access limited to cardholders.
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P.rt
Pubatateoy
eRlomhaln
Davite
Ita
Cleveland Normal School
Plan A Woman's Home For Government Workers
A meeting at Carroll Institute Hall tomorrow afternoon discusses creating a women’s home for female government employees. Led by Miss M. H. Lattin and allies, the project aims to establish a private house with about fifteen rooms by November 15, expanding as needed to serve women from the Government Printing Office and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute Hall
Government Printing Office
Martha Washington
New York
M. H. Lattin
Arvilla McDonough
Margaret Desmond
C. S. Price
Maccabees Celebrate Columbia Hive Birthday in Three Silk Banners
The Columbia Hive No. 3 Ladies of the Maccabees held a birthday event on Tuesday October 10. Three silk banners were presented to the hive. Welcoming address by Lady Cosgrove followed by vocal solo by Selma Selinger and piano by Etta Jones. Guests included George Cross Annie Howell Mabel Kirby Misa Hobbs and Irwin Cosgrove among others with additional performances by Beatrice Samiti and Dougs Bee Leonsecat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hive
Cammeander Cosgrove
Misa Selma ‘Selinger
Etta Jones
George Cross
Annie Howell
Miss Yates
Mabel Kirby
Mabelain
Dougs Bee
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New Riange
Southern Belles OF War Times
City of
United States Senate
Tex
Henry
Galveston
New Orleans
Mississippi
Memphis
Atlantic
Vanville
Dolla
Breckinridge
Benjamin
Hunters
Lincoln
Berator Wisgfall
Longwood
Boston
Florence Nightingste
Louise Wigfall
Gen. Johnston
Gov. Sprague
W. G
M. J
Miss Turner MacHarland
Qfira
J. Wilcox Brown
Burgess Johnson
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Child USA
Johnson
Harpers
Leslie’s
St. Nicholas
Mr. Johnson
Corrilla Bantater
Grafton Press
California
Archie Bell
Broadway Publishing Company
Canadian Rockies
Patty
Adelle Mazzoni
Italy
Little Hills
Nancy Huston
Macmillan Company
Brenteno's
Phoebe Rowan
William Rowan
Phoebe
Susen
MR. Man
Gouverneur Morrie
Century Company
Woolward & Lothrop
Ellen
Mr. Manh
Chan
America
Miss Bellard
Wiliam Dean Howella
Harper & Brothers
Brentano's
West
David 3
Brewer
Wineton Company
Philadelphia
Justice Brewer
Republic
Supreme Court
Clyde C. Westover
Neale Publishing Company
England
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Persis Mather
Houghton Mifflin Company
Philip Haxail
Navy Yard
Library of Congress
Geo. W. Linkins
19Th St. N.W
Public Library
Maccabees
REW Publica
Fifth Avenue
Duke OF Argyll
King
Frances Davidge
Kate Jordan
James Huneker
Edna Kenton
Arthur B. Maurice
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Joan Kendrick Bangs
Frank Sherman
Smart Set
NEW Publications
George Barksdale, M. D
Galveston News
Pimch
Grant Ball
the Neale. Publishing Co
Nsw
York
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Golo
Rulliwas
Barefoot Boy
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Alfred Henry Lewis
Herrick
Ohio
Bia
Roy Knabenshue
New York City
R. J. Meade
Christian Science
Nellon
Human Loft Pub. CO
Schwarts
Schwartz & Pelgman
Newswarrel BC Hive