Religious pageant by three churches in Alexandria
Rehearsals are underway for a three church pageant by Old Christchurch Alexandria on October 18 to depict the spread of Christianity. The Episcopal rectors will deliver key parts with a cross lit stage, angels, angels and people of many nations, with public attendance planned weather permitting. If rain, it shifts to October 21.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St
Alexandria
Old Christchurch
Percy Foster
Hall
St. Paul's Church
Divine Mediation
William Jackson Morton
Christ Church
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Church
Word of God
Christchurch
St Vauls Church
Thiist Church
Tower of Jesus
Interment at Wi Tauls Cemetery with Notables at Service
A church service and interment were held at Wi Tauls cemetery. Pallbearers included Lawrence Perry, George H Robinson, Thomas B Cochran of Alexandria, Frank J evnna Charles Brooks, and Maury Middleton of Washington.
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Wi Taul'’s Cemetery
Lawrence Perry
George H. “Robinson
Thomas B. Cochran
Alexandria
Frank J.evnna Charles Brooks
Maury Middton
Washington
U S Seeks Peace Plan With Japan Guided by Public Opinion
The United States aims to harmonize policy on Japan through home decisions shaped by public opinion. It supports broader enlightenment on the conference’s aims, believing mutual understanding will aid both Japan and the world at large.
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United States
Japan
America
Will Teach Real Estate Announcement By YMCA
The YMCA announced it has hired John A. Petty executive secretary of the Washington real estate board to lead its annual real estate course. Lectures will be every Tuesday evening as a special committee chaired by William L. Beale with Morton J. Lachs and Charles S. Shreve assists in planning topics and selecting the lecturer with Arthur L. Ward.
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John A. Petty
Washington Real Estate Board
William L. Beale
Morton J. Lachs
Charless. Shreve
Arthur L. Ward
Dunbar School Land Condemnation Begins in District Court
Condemnation proceedings to acquire land for improving Dunbar High School were filed in the District Supreme Court yesterday. District commissioners, through Corporation Counsel Stephens and assistant George Barse, reported failure to reach agreement with owners William Jardine, Robert Bonar, and the George C. Esher Stone and Construction Company.
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Dunbar High School
District Supreme Court
Stephens
George Barsem
Wiliam Jardine
Robert Bonar
George C. Esher
Plans Census of Workless Lincoln Up of Employment
Citizens' employment committee outlines a District push to census the unemployed and line up all available jobs. They endorse President's conference recommendations, urge local DC workers first, and warn against melodramatic stunts, while seeking $5,000 for clerical help and detailing officers and members.
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Washington
Citizens’ Employment Committee
United States
Philip King
Citizens’ Committee
Rudolph Jose
Charles W. Semmes
Thomas Spradley
Charles J. Columbia
George Putt
Harry Blake
Charles F. Crane
Albert Schultein
Merritt O. Chance
Isaac Gans
M.A. Leese
Gen. Anton Stephan
George S. DeNeale
EB. D. Graham
Clarence A. Aspinwall
D. J. Dunigan
William Knowles Cooper
EB. D. Hathaway
Prestor L. Dougherty
Henry B. Stringer
Claude H. Woodward
George H. Winslow
Harry W. Hahn
George P. Mangan
E. S. Brash
Federal Employes union No. 2 elects Hendricks president
William J. Hendricks division chief at the government printing office was unanimously chosen president of Federal Employes Union No. 2. Officiating officers include J Franklin Meyer and George ail Mill as vice presidents Adele G Guthridge F M Barnes James P McKeon J Q A Braden R J Kelly and H J McGowan. The new officers will be installed at the Pythian temple in late October with a dance to follow Amendments to the constitution increase branch representation on the governing body.
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William J. Hendricks
Government Printing Office
Federal Employes Union
No. 2
Local! No. 2
National Federation of Federal Employes
Washington
J. Franklin Meyer
George Ail Mill
Adele G. Guthridge
F. M. Barnes
James P. McKeon
J. Q. A. Braden
R. J. Kelly
Guardian
H. J. McGowan
Union
Pythian Temple
The
Officials' tie union vows 1922 service policy
Officials' tie union announced a 1922 policy to aid government in securing better service. They insist wage standards remain irreheat, only qualified personnel join federal service, and wage cuts do not save money as federal salaries rose only with temporary war bonuses.
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Jofficials
Pi'tie Union
Davison Expected Back at Desk After Illness
Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan & Company is convalescing at his Long Island home following brain-pressure relief surgery. He is said to be rapidly improving and preparing to resume active duties at the firm soon.
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H. P. Davison
New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Company
Island
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