Masons Welcome Dignitaries At Almas Temple Biennial Meet
Masons hosted high dignitaries at Almas Temple 16th Street last night for a formal reception honoring members of the Supreme Council of the 32d degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The program featured the Almas Temple Band and organist Prof M F Custance with a lighted procession and music from 8 pm to late, as visitors and ladies enjoyed the elaborate entertainment and reception.
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Supreme Council
Almas Temple-tee
Almas Temple
Custance
Death notices and obituaries in a Washington area paper
A long column lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated October 1921. It records names such as Olive Elizabeth Burnam Angelina Capamelli Michael A. Clark Fred L. Cowles Annie McCabe Bernard McCormick Anna Meier and more, with residence addresses and funeral details. It also mentions a biennial meeting of the Supreme Council for the Southern jurisdiction with various dignitaries and special guests in attendance. The notices include interment sites at Mount Olivet, Glenwood, and other cemeteries and note private or public funeral arrangements.
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Burnham
Gordon Hotel
Olive Elizore
David ER Burnam
Capamelli
Angelina
Ignate
Seliia Capamellia
Perosylvania Avenue
Hole Rosary Church
Mount Oliver
Eroetery Clark
Sixteenth Street
Michael
Frank and Mary Clark
Tames
Cowles
Fromm
Venton
Fred L Cowles
Hamburg
Lowa
Elizabeth
Fdith
Fredrek
Columbus
Laungstens
Meio
Opy
Droney
Teorge Washington Hospital
Joseph
Toom
Mt Olivet
Emitery
Alexandria
Leaae Cape
FLIGK
PORGL
Wylliaud
Nellie Mo Hardy
John H McCabe
Warrenton Va
Warrenton
McCormick
Bernard
Ellen B V McCormick
Thomas B McCormick
R Karran
Ura EE Moore
Tenta Street
Sa Hegiem Moss
Holy Name Church
Ketatls
Mount Olivet
Potomac
Birnard McCormick
Tenth Street
Bam_thener
Robt Moolgse Grang Knight
DAR Corner Stone Ceremony Planned At Memorial Hall Tomorrow
National Officers club of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Memorial Continental hall with Mrs George T Guernsey presiding. Tomorrow morning the cornerstone laying for the administration building behind Continental hall will occur with Mrs Minor and Mrs Guernsey speaking. The building will house offices rest rooms and committee rooms for the DAR.
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National Officers Club
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Continental Hall
George T Guernsey
DAR
National Board
Memorial Hall
George Maynard Minor
Tilioloy France
D A R
Continental Halt
Minor
Guernsey
Housebreaker Wille Williams Held for Grand Jury
A colored man named Wille Williams was held for the grand jury yesterday by Judge McMahon on a housebreaking charge. He was arrested by Policeman J B Gubert after an alleged attempt to enter Harry T. Taylors home at 4281 South Street Northwest on October 16, with bonds set at $1000.
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Ace Wille Williams
McMahon
Williams
J B Gubert
Harry T Taylor
South Street
American Lutheran mission looted in West Persia attack
Official advices to the State Department from the American charge d affaires at Teheran say the American Lutheran mission at Sanjbalakh West Persia was attacked and looted by Kurds. The French and British consuls at Tabriz reported the killing of a French citizen, Wo Bachimont.
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Eune American Lutheran
Sanjbalakh West
Persia
State Department
Teheran
Tabriz
Wo Bachimont
Mother's Day tribute and suffrage talk in Washington
Miss Alice Robertson voiced support for women’s new civic duties at the Womans National Foundation event at the Knickerbocker theater. She noted Congresswomen still avoid winter speeches while stressing motherhood’s wartime honor and the need for women to lead in reconstruction. Speakers included Anne Morgan, Cecil B Kerton, Lydia Draper, and Mary Moore Forrest with a Willard ball pageant planned for November 16. Founders gifts and donors were highlighted, with Mrs Wirby Smith contributing $1,000.
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Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Womans National Foundation
Knickerbocker Theater
Miss Robertson
Lybeth
Congress
America
Arlington
W B Bankhead
Alabama
C Calhoun
Foundation
New York
Anne Morgan
France
Cecil B Kerton
Womans Foundation
Lydia S. Draper
Washington Foundation Centers
Sidney Ballou
Marie Moore Forrest
the Willard
Charles B Howry
Wirby Smith
Chevy Chase
Ernest Walker
Oscar Underwood
Beale Howard
James MacDonald
Victor Kauffmann
Thomas H.C Reed
E Bishop Grandm
Turn Autos into Asset in Bankruptcy Case
The Supreme Court refused to review a case where the Grinnell Overland Company sought repayment on an automobile sold to Thomas J Mintle. Mintle gave a note but failed to pay, leading to attachment and sale. Proceeds went to Mintle’s trustee for creditors as the asset becomes property of the bankruptcy estate.
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Supreme Court
Gainnell Overland Company
Thomas J. “Mintle
Iowa
Mintle
Grinnell Company
Will Mend for Service Men at St Elizabeths Hospital
The Wilmarth Brown unit of the American Womans Lemon met at Mrs James Hornadays home. The president reported on plans for mending for service men at St Elizabeths hospital and for broad interest in hospital activities this year. Afterward Mrs Hornaday hosted an informal reception.
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Wilmarth Brown
American Womans Lemon
James Hornaday
St Elizabeths Hospital
Hornaday
Frank H. Gamel Speaks on The Ballot Box at Tech High
Frank H. Gamel known as the boyologist addressed over 200 boys and their fathers at Tech High School on The Ballot Box. He explained the ballot's importance and held an informal reception afterward. An additional lecture is planned this evening at Central High School and a 12 15 address at Keith's Theater to a mixed audience.
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Frank H. Gamel
Tech High School
Mr. Camel
Central High School
Camel
Keith
Girl Struck by Auto in Northwest District
Thirteen year old Louisa Van Horn colored of 262914 Greenscourt is in serious condition at the emergency hospital after being knocked down by Richard Woodard colored of 26291 Virginia avenue northwest yesterday. The accident happened as she crossed Twenty seventh street near I street. Woodard was arrested and charged with operating a car without a driver's permit.
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Louisa van Horn
Greenscourt
Richard Woodard
Virginia Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
I Street
Woodard
Auto injures two women outside Castleton apartments
Mrs William Holden age 65 wife of the Rev. William Holden of New York and Mrs A C Boggs age 40 of this city were knocked down and seriously hurt last night in front of the Castleton apartments by an automobile driven by James Lb Steele. The women guests of Mr Steele were preparing to enter the machine when the accident occurred.
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William Holden
New York
A C* Boggs
Castleton
James Lb Steele
Mr Steele
Five Injured When Auto Hits Bridge Post at Third and Virginia
Five people were treated for minor injuries after an automobile struck an iron post under the Southern railroad bridge at Third street and Virginia avenue southwest. Driver John Henry Frazier, 19, of 1518 Sixth street northwest, was arrested after police said the car was traveling about 40 miles an hour at impact. Injured passengers include Wilbur Hill, Charles Smith, Molfie Wood, and Bessie Lee, all colored, with locations listed in the incident report.
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Southern Railroad
Third Street
Virginia Avenue
Sergi Harney
Rosenberg
Nolls
John Henry Frazier
Sixth Street
Frazier
Fourth Precinct
Wilbur Hill
Charles Smith
Fourth Street
Molfie Wood
Parker Street
Bessie Lee
Woman Sues Two Men for 10000 Damages in Auto Injury
Libbie S Knabe filed a suit against Daniel C Triplett and Victor C Redmond seeking 16000 dollars in damages for alleged personal injuries. Through attorney Thomas H Patterson, she alleges she was knocked down and seriously injured by an automobile as she fought from a street car at Georgian avenue and Kenyon street.
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Libbie S Knabe
Daniel C Triplett
Victor C. Redmond
Thomas H Patterson
Georgian Avenue
Kenyon Street
Curtis Gets Year In Jail For Revolver Attack
Curtis Thomas W alleged gunman and escaped convict charged with taking Blanche Evans automobile at 10 Waterscourt Northwest and later flourishing a revolver in Policeman J G Helms face during arrest. He sought refuge in a garage where he barricaded and fired as officers entered. He was sentenced to one year in jail on revolver carrying and held for grand jury under $1000 bond for joyriding.
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Thomas W Curtis
Blanche Evans
Waterscourt
J G Helms
McMahon
Curtis
Helms
Aerial fire hailed as most accurate by Brig Gen Mitchell
Brig Gen William E Mitchell, assistant chief of the army air service, told the University Club last night that aerial bombing tests show airly fired bombs far more accurate than ground or naval gunfire. He noted no duds in hundreds of bombs and explained phos phorus bombs are dangerous while high explosives can survive bullets. He added it is easier to hit moving targets than ships at anchor.
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William E Mitchel
Army
University Club
Europe
Air Service
Mitchell
Man Found Guilty in Whisky Car Shooting Case
Harry Randolph coloured was found guilty yesterday before Justice Sid for assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly joined Curley Butler and opened fire on Prohibition Agent Harold R Stephenson and Policeman Murphy during an attempted arrest near a whisky car on Bladensburg road northeast. The pair allegedly fired several shots and beat the officers with four revolvers.
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Harry Randolph
Siddons Randolph
Harold R Stephenson
Murphy
Bladensburg Road
Curley Butler
Albert Dulin's Funeral at Saint Thomas Church
Funeral services were held at Saint Thomas church yesterday afternoon for Albert Brown Dulin a longtime member of St Thomas parish Special hymns were sung The pallbearers were childhood friends William F Clapp Edmund H Goldsborough W Sackett Duell Henry Wise Garnett Frank Hyatt andy J Costigan Surviving are the widow his mother Mrs Charles Grayson Duklin and aster Mrs Edward Tischer who could not reach from the Philippines in time for the funeral
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Saint Thomas Church
Albert Brown Dulin Long
St. Thomas Parish
Dulin
William F Clapp
Edmund H Goldsborough
W Sackett Duell
Henry Wise Garnett
Frank Hyatt
Andy J Costigan
Charles Grayson Duklin
Edward Tischer
Philippines
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Meier
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Pirate
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Penate
Masonic Order
George F Moore
C E Rosenbaum
SP. Cochran
H C Plumiey
North Dakota
P & Malcolm
Oregon
Filmer
California
P. W Westdner
Arizona
Raoul V Pakim
Italy
J Alex Cameron
Dominion of Canada
Northern Jurisdiction
United States
Leon M Abbott
Boston
John L. Thomas
James I Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Samuel Hubbard
James T. Ryan
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel Automoblie Funerals
Lincoln
W.L. Speare Co
GaAviErs
Morticians
R-Stene Co
H Street
F ST. NW
Arspeare
euUb Eo
Mata
Blackistone
Fifteenth Street N. Ws
Officers’ Club
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc
Champlain
Robertson
Corbys
Wususa
Auto
Libbie S. Knabe
Aki
Luc
Mitchiell
H. Randolph
Albert Dulin
St. Thomas's
Oot
Ornce Dunpite Tow Aula
Ewatatnd Company
Aeseramel & Pods Ee Dees Waar
Agden
Atep
Nanick
Rada Twee
Gels Gaffe
Hudson Seal
Goa
And
Superior
Greater
Connecticut Ave
Washington Heights
Cleveland Park
Connecticut
L Street
Washington
Fifth Avenue
National Capital
Apply
Oakland Six
Oakland
Cord Tires
District
Akland
St. N
Mayer’s Lifetime Furniture
Rulman and Karpen Davenport
Seventh Street
Mayer & Co
D&e
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