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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1921

Page

15

Catholic Women Endorse National Catholic Convention

Delegates gathered for a Catholic women’s convention with addresses by Dr Hayes and Rev. Thomas Shahan. President Harding’s absence noted as Mrs Harding hosted delegates. officers retained for another year. financial gifts from Catholic groups announced as the convention adjourned.

Awirich Rnse Thomas J. Shahan Catholic University Michael J. ‘Slattery National Conncil Catholics Mead Miss, Ish Catholic ‘Davughters Mirabeth Omaha

Obituary notices and funeral dates from historic Washington paper

Death notices dated October 12 to 18 1921 list individuals Irma Dunbar David Wright Harriet Hatch Blanche Krauthoff Roscoe Roach Seth Tuley and Seph W Gave with funeral services and interments in Arlington Mount Olivet and local cemeteries. Details include birth ages and addresses in Washington D C Maryland and Kentucky military and family connections.

Dunbar Washington D. C IRMAL St. Georges Church Glendale Finch Garfield Hospital David Wright Mraf Emerson Atreet Severith Mount Olivet Hatch Réaktence Kansas Avénue Harriet J. F. Hatcb Fenerel Krauthoff Blanche D C. BR. Krauthoff Massachusetts Avenue Arlington National Cemetery Roach Roscoe M Pauline A. Boaeth Ninth Street Rwee Suerite Roach Tuley Seth Woodrufp Nathalie P. Tuley Kentucky Seph W. Ny. Ac

Halt Home Brew Drive Faces Prohibition Standoff

Prohibition officials spar over continued raids on home brewing as an accused stock of goods valued in the thousands is seized. Some officials believe the issue is minor next to broader enforcement needs while others warn home brew poses sanitary and crime risks, prompting a cautious approach to enforcement priorities.

Prohibition Unit Washington Prohibition Organization J. M. Doran

Held in Apartment Thefts by 21 Year Old Ernest Johnson

Ernest Johnson, 21, of 559 Florida Avenue NW, was held for the grand jury by Police Judge McMahon on three charges including housebreaking and theft. Authorities say he has committed 33 thefts since December, involving about $50,000 in property from victims including W. J. Hoover, president of the National Surety Bank, G. Durant, and W. Carpenter, with items taken from apartments on Connecticut and Cathedral Avenues. Bonds totaled $16,000.

Ernest Johnson Florida Avenue Northwest McMahon Johnson W. JD. Hoovers National Surety Bank Hughlands G. Durant Connecticut Carpenter, Connecticut Cathedral Avonues

Slater estate probate petitions filed for administration

Mrs Mattie R Slater who died September 15 leaves an estate valued at 7040 with heirs at law Charles W Slater and Robert Y Slater, sons. Ellen Gordon of Brooklyn who died July 8 left an estate about 40000. ancillary letters testamentary petition filed by Savings National Bank of New York.

Mattie R. Slater American Security, and Aaving National Bank of New York

Rent Commission Eyes Seven Beacon Apartments Rent Decision

Crandall owner of seven Beacon apartments at 1303 Calvert Street northwest asks the rent board to set furnished and unfurnished rents. He alleges Mrs Bresee sublets at exorbitant rates, with apartment 35 listed at 125 furnished and potential new rent near 100. The rent commission plans a general rent correction focusing on leases and sublets with daily complaints rising to fifteen.

Larry M. Crandall Rent Commission Beacon Calvert Street Grandal Commission Catn- Plainte

SIDDONS SENDS THREE MEN TO PENITENTIARY

David J Branham was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary yesterday by Justice Siddons for housebreaking and grand larceny in connection with jewelry stolen from Mrs Lucy Rose at 2239 Street NW. John Bordes, 28, was sentenced to two years for a deadly weapon case. William Bright alias Sunny received two years for attempting to steal a park gear. Exneagt Bowman, colored, was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon against Kate Clark.

David J. Branham Siddons Lucy Rose Bes ‘Reet Brathan John’ A. McDonald Trinity Community H. EK. _ Witsany Brandan rGonvicted John Bordes Gal O Sweet Hurde M. B. Gravecite Avenue Wasi Nosed Exneagt.o Boman Bowman Kate Clark Boarman Aslegedt Wotgan

Brightwood Civic Meetings Highlight Tonight and Thursday

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Brightwood Citizens Association gathering at the Brightwood Masonic Temple tonight and a Washington note about a meeting at 13 Ave. It mentions Brigadier General William Mitchell and Interior Department items but content is incomplete.

Theniversity William “Mitchell Gepeak Ueae The Interior Department Brightwood Citizens! Association Brightwood Masonic Temple Washington Note

Freshman Activities and Tests Addressed at College Gate

The article notes officials will announce decisions on freshmen participation at college activities and athletic tests. A presidential call will designate a freshman class officer to report to the sophomore vigilance committee chairman. Gate checks will include an oil call.

Saphs Freshmnen Ant College Claos

Death of Boy by Auto Declared Accidental

A coroner's jury ruled the death of 9 year old David Wright Fitch an accidental auto accident. The boy died after being struck by a car driven by Major H Robb near 1313 Emerson Street Northwest while flying a kite. Fitch son of George A Finch former Piney Branch Citizens Association president. This marked the week's third traffic fatality after Ralph Scorronto age 9 and Lawrence Madden age 3 were killed by motor vehicles in separate incidents.

David Wright Fitch Major H. Robb Farragut Street Young Finch George A. Finch Piney Branch Citizens Association Emerson Tle

War Hero Rites Tuesday For Capt. Pearce

The body of Capt. Willis L. Pearce who fell in action at St. Etienne France arrived home and will be buried in Arlington Cemetery Tuesday at 2:30 pm. He was posthumously awarded the Croix de Guerre with palms. Survived by wife Ada D Pearce mother Mrs Elien J Pearce a son Wilks Jr and sister Miss Julia R Pearce of Washington.

Willis L. Pearce Arlington Cemetery Pearce St. Etienne France Ada D.pearce Elien “J. ‘Pearce Wilks, Jr Julia. R. Pearce Washington

Public schools committee to hear Bawden at 4:30

Bawden assistant commissioner of education will address the Washington Board of Trade public schools committee Tuesday afternoon at 4 30. Announcement by William S. Washburn, chairman. Municipal arts committee meets Monday at 4 30. Aptleton P. Clark Jr. chairs.

Public Schools Committee Washington Board of Trade William 8. Washburn Municipal Arts Ap— Pleton P. ‘Clark, Jr

Appointed at 70 Hospital Staff Named in Appointments

Dr W D Tewksbury yesterday was appointed by the commissioners physician in charge of the Tuberculosis hospital for the period ending June 30 1923. Other appointments announced include Dr John Thomas and Dr Thomas A Clayter consulting physicians Dr L E H Reisheldorfer and Dr George Tully Vaughn surgeons Dr Charles W Richardson and Dr Reginald R Walker darkngologiats.

W.D. Tewksbury John Thomas Thomas A. Clayter L. EH. Reisheldorfer George Tully Vaughn Charles W. Richardson Reginald R. Walker

Razor Figures in Divorce Suit Filed in District Court

Irwin, a navy yard employee, yesterday filed for a limited divorce in the District Supreme Court alleging wrongful conduct. The action cites separation and seeks return of property and support as permitted by the court.

Irwin Navy Yard District’ Supreme' Court

March Parade Permission Granted by Missioners

Commissioners yesterday granted permission for a parade to be held tomorrow. Grant Dermia signed to Orient Commandery No. 5 Templar to participate in the parade, with music. The march will proceed southeast on Avenue, then east, then south on G Street, returning to route.

Grant Dermia Orient Commandery Ia Templar U 30 G Street

Conference participants shape armament talks and policy aims

Reports from London and Washington outline prime minister Briand's intention to stay in Washington to push French positions at the armament and Eastern questions conference. Delegates include Italy's Signor Tovni Lievo and Count Constantin, Belgium's Felician Cartier and R. Borts, and Britain's Earl Cavan, with Briand seeking active French influence.

Rome Signor Tovni-Lievo Chamber of Deputies Signor Meda The Messaggero Italy Count Constantin Wilmerdings New York

Investigation push to improve District police amid assault case

Reports cite Senator Cameron backing a House led inquiry while favoring existing force sufficiency if morale and efficiency improve. Rep Langley supports the Fitzgerald push, noting police duty to public peace after a Fourteenth street assault and a serious multi-car collision drawing a 200-person crowd.

Isor Huklux Bian Hanquiry He Fitzgerald Sesteeaar Cameron Arizona Senate House Peng Fitzgerald Mr. Langley Anf Gould

Women and Employment Pressed in GrIS Organization

The Li at Christ Church society discussed difficulties in securing work for gifla women involved with the organization. Big Sisters reported many beneficiaries remain unemployed after government work. Hope Chest funds were proposed to raise fur s for cancerization work. Leaders: Monsignor Thomas, Mrs Margaret Stuy, Mrs Sarah Gently, Mrs M C Boland, Rose McAuliffe, Katherine Cay.

Gifla Society Eiris Aarine Oterks Elizabeth Dolan Monsignor Thomas Margaret ‘Tsty Sarah Gently Brown West M.C. Boland Nees Rose McAuliffe Mt Sof Kathérine Cay St “Teinity College Ctrl Scout “Movement

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