Will Refund Ticket Money Announcement at First Fall Meet
Members of the Washington Hebrew Congregation sisterhood learned that a planned Belasco theater benefit of three performances to benefit the group must be postponed and ticket money, totaling about 900, must be refunded. The delay stems from a booking agency error. committee chairmen were announced and a message from Mrs. Abram Simon read. The Washington Alliance of Jewish Women meets at 2 30 this afternoon at the Eighth Street Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Simon Read
Alliance of Jewish Women
Sisterhood
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Eighth Stree Temple
Belasco
Eugens Schwab
Abram Simon
New York
Cincinnati
National Association of Temple Sisterhood
Simon
Alfred Selinger
Charles Picard
J Berliner
L. Ottenberg
Isaac Gans
Washington Alliance of Jewish Women
Adolph Kahn
Eighth Street Temple
Fewer Buildings Last Year In District To June 9 1913
District building operations for the year ended June 9 1913 totaled 1 243 748 a decline of 6 578 435 from 1912 Fees reached 2 641 771 with distribution across four regions showing mainly buildings and repairs. The Post notes a globe and world history offer edited by notable figures including Admiral Robert E Pears Joseph Buckfin Bishop and Cyrus C Adams.
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Morris Hacker
Post
Robert E Pears
North Pole
Joseph Buckfin Bishop
Isthmian Canal
Women Democrats to Meet in Portne parlors tonight
Mr George Aimes president of the District of Columbia division of the Woman National Wuson and Marshall Organization has called the monthly meeting for this evening in the parlors of the Portne Fifteenth and T1 streets. An illustrated lecture and short talks by prominent Democrats will be given.
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George Aimes
Dustrict of Columbia
Woman N National Wuson and Marshall Organization
Portne
City Bulletins
A heart tempered notice lists theater and dining venues including Our Famous Stews at 613 Eleventh Street NW and Philadelphia Oyster House, along with other items in a local notices rundown.
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Zoe Phila
Eleventh St
Women Among 152 Admitted to District Bar
Four of the 152 new admittees are women Elizabeth Weaver Kathryn Sellers Elizabeth Eggert and Kate Johnson. They plan to practice or continue current posts in Los Angeles Seattle London and Connersville while three younger applicants await age eligibility. The list includes numerous lawyers from many states and districts.
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District Supreme Court
Elizabeth Weaver
Kathryn Sellers
Elizabeth Eggert
Kate . Johnson
New Britain, Conn
Public Documents Office
Miss Johnson
Connersville
Ind
Lawrence Koenigsberger
John B
Baird
Marcus Bochard
Clabaugh
Barnard
Anderson, Gould
Stafford
Horace
Close
New York
James W Chaffee
Vermont
Stanley Ward
Massachusetts
Aliace B Durst
Migelssipp
Roy Leany
California
William Ira Denning
Georgia
Richard Doyle
New Hampshire
Charles Edgar Davis
District of Columbia
James C Dulin, Jr
Lawrence P Dailey
Pennsylvania
David Davis
Marry E Dunham
Myron Mathews Davis
Maine
Arthur Hannum Deibert
William H Donovan
Herbert L. Davis
James C. Dunn, Jr
Todd Daniel
Richard Crosby DeWalt
Willard D Eakin
Nebraska
Connecticut
An. Farley
Kentucky
Lewis H Fisher
New Jersey
Benjamin Portell Fishburne
South Carolina
Will Fowle
Utah
Gerayd A Joresch
David Edward Finley, Jr
South Rolina
Frank Green
Colorado
J. Emerson Galladay
Harry A . Grant
Robert Craig Greene
Alden F Graffani
Carley
Heistermann
Iowa
John J Dkey
Butler B. Hare
Luther W Hawley
Arthur W. Herger
Wisconsin
Benjamin A. Harlan
Sebastan Hinton
William E. Hudson
John Bruce Handy
Virginia
Hugh Stewart Hil
Wyoming
John E Hoover
Kate P Johnson
Indiana
P D Johnston
Edwin Roy Jackson
Harvey D. Jaroh
Tennessee
Morris W. Knowlton
Bert M Kent
F. B. Kunkel
Milton Kaufman
Raphael 8. Klein
John J. Kelly
Delaware
Robert Bacon Krogstad
On M Layden
John Morris Longan
Hallock P Long
Franklin Long
Dlinois
John F Lillard
Maryland
Charles E_ Le Foe
Arthur B. Marsh
Lawreace
Gale Miller
Mansell F Mills
Edwin H. Mayer
Paul H Moreland
Francia Huger McAdoo
Raymond L McVean
Ohio
Albert D Mackey
Christopher C Mullady
George Marion. McKee
David Lewis Mattern
Ernest H_ Merchant
George FE Nicholas
Roy Gyman Neuhauser
Albert Nantz
E Fredvin A
Arkansas
Wiliam Hanley Ramsey
George H_ Rosenste
Maurice M_Skelkin
Kathryn Bellers
George F Soter, Jr
District of Colombia
Charles Atonzo Straw
Donald H Stewart
John Dudley Smith
Victor H Schern
Frank _R
Illinois
Milton Simpson
del L Sullivan
Idaho
Charles Watson Smith
Southerland
Fred S Surndell
Willam A Sheehan
Roger Shale
Missouri
Frank Seymour Smith
Strict
Columbia
Wiliam R. Spencer
Edward Maurice Schwartz
Edwin Tyler
Ross Tilford
Sidney FL Taliaferro
Joseph A Thornton
Louisiana
George R .Taggrait
Frederick G Umbhau
Percy A
Irving Thomas
Michigan
Charles P Ford
John I Martin
Missour
Harry McCarty
Michael O Rini
David A Sibbert
John W Staggers
Preston C West
Oklahoma
Department of the Interior
Collegiate Club Elects Officers for Upcoming Term
At the teriannual meeting of the Collegiate Club the following officers were elected Louia Wainberger president Fred M Pelzman vice president J Friedman recording secretary J Hader financial secretary Edward M Schwartz treasurer J Ratt keeper as aeal to J Friedman member of council Reuben Finkelstein admission committee Preparations are now being made for installation of officers soon combined with other social features Saturdays meet at the Collegiate House eleventh and P streets northwest an informal dance of the members and their trends inaugurates the fall social.
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Teriannual
Collegiate Club
Louia Wainberger
Fred M Pelzman
J Friedman
J Hader
Edward M Schwartz
J Ratt
Aeal
Reuben Finkelstein
Collegate House
Eleventh
P Streets
Founders Day Dinner Held by Georgetown Delta Chi Chapter
Georgetown Delta Chi fraternity and Washington alumni celebrated Founders Day with a University Club dinner. The Cornell-founded fraternity, established October 13, 1890, boasted many prominent lawyers and judges among attendees and toast responders including Joseph F Abbott as toastmaster and D W Baker W Spates Thomas W Brahany Marion W Wyvell and George B Bush.
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Georgetown
Delta Chi Fraternity
Washington
University Club
Cornell University
Joseph F Abbott
Manuel Quevedo
Joseph Brown
Robert Price
James R Daley
Harry W Hahn Norman Whitaker
Clarence Watts
Francis Connery
H E Blanton
C Edgar Davis
George Plummer
H E McClintock
Socialism in Scales Noted Men on Committee
National Civic Federation forms committee to investigate socialism and the program in the United States. Noted figures Talcott Williams J W Jenks Charles P Nell Ogden Mills and others will study social assets liabilities and progress over recent years to judge the path forward. The report argues for an impartial search of facts to measure gains and losses in a changing era.
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United States
National Civic Federation
Talcott Williams
J W Jenks
Charles P Nell
Ogden Mills
Nicholas F. Brady
John Hays Hammond
Samuel Gompers
George B Cortelyou
George W. Perkins
Antiquated Heating Plagues Juvenile Court Building
Judge J Wilmer Latimer expressed astonishment that a public building could contain five heat sources. An ancient Latrobe furnace, nails and cement holding a stove together, and small stoves heat the judge’s chambers and clerk’s office. The basement furnace struggles to warm hallways as Latimer seeks about $200,000 for a new juvenile court detention building in Congress.
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J. Wilmer Latimer
Chicago
Milwaukee
Belva Lockwood Sued Over Loan Deception
Eva Fries sues Belva A Lockwood in District Supreme Court claiming 800 loaned to Jennie Craycroft on Oct 1 1911 and 300 on Oct 6 for a property at 211 New Jersey Ave NW. Fries alleges Lockwood misrepresented ownership and sale control claiming government sale and loan repayment. Attorneys A D Smith and R E WeNamara represent Fries.
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Belva A Lockwood
District Supreme Court
Eva Fries
Lockwood
Jennie C Craycroft
Jennie Craycroft
New Jersey Avenue
Mother of Justice Clabaugh Dies in Spring Lake
Word came of the death of Mrs Ellen Clabaugh widow of George Washington Clabaugh and mother of Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District Supreme Court yesterday at Spring Lake No Y Interment will be in Philadelphia tomorrow Chief Justice Clabaugh left the city upon learning of his mother s death and court sessions will be suspended until after the funeral.
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Ellen Clabaugh
George Washington Clabaugh
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Spring Lake
No Y
Philadelphia
Clapaugh
City
Miss Genevieve Clark to Speak on European Trip
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of the Speaker will give a talk on her recent European trip to the blind people in Washington next Wednesday evening.
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Genevieve Champ
Blind Pearle
Washington
McNeil Bid Accepted for Powhatan Hotel Sale
Justice Stafford accepted a $264,100 bid by Alexander McNeil for the Powhatan Hotel at Eighteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The sale, held by receivers under court jurisdiction, had previously seen a $235,000 offer from Mandel’s representative Wheatley declined.
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Mandel
McNeil
Lewis Hotel Company
Jon
Robinson Will Filed by Samuel A Robinson Prominent Physician
Samuel A Robinson, a noted city and New York physician, filed his will in probate court declaring an estate near 200 000. Dated in Portland Oregon April 18 1908, it leaves most to Frances H Stevens with trust management by Washington Loan and Trust Company and Prof William B Atwood for ten years. Income shares allocate 40 percent to Mary and Samuel Robinson two grandchildren, and 20 percent each to Mrs Stevens and Laura Robinson, the testator’s daughter in law, contingent on non remarriage. At ten years the estate transfers on the same percentage basis.
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Samuel A Robinson
New York
Portland
Orez
Frances H Stevens
Washington Loan and Trust Company
William B Atwood
Mary
Samuel
Robinson
Stevens
Laura Robinson
Dead Letter Museum Sale Posts Auction of Lincoln Bust
The dead letter museum, abolished, schedules a noon sale at the Postoffice Department on Eleventh Street. The auction includes a plaster bust of Abraham Lincoln and various unserviceable items such as old furniture carpets clocks and machines like an addressing blueprint machine and addressograph units.
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Abraham Lincoln
Eleventh Street
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