Fleming Elects Fleming Succeeds Saul in Bankers Association
George E. Fleming of Union Trust Company was elected president of the Bankers Association of the District at the Willard meeting. W. T. Galliher became first vice president and John Poole second vice president. Edward S. Wolfe named secretary with A S Gatley as treasurer.
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T. Galliher
John Poote
E. S. Wolfe
A. S. Gatley
Galliher
George E. Fleming
Union Trust Company
Bankers’ Association of the
Willard
Fleming
FP. Saul
Home Savings Bank
W. T Galliher
American National Bank
Gailcher
John Doyle
Federal National Bank
Poole
Assortaton
Washington
Pool
Edward S. Wolfe
District National Bank
C.J Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Robert N Harper
Galther
Cuno H. Rudolph
Second National Bank
M 1 D. Rosenberg
Bank of
Riordan
John M Riordan
Skankef Commerce and Wings
James Evans, Jr
W. W. Spaid
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Watching Europe s Navies and the U S Navy Policy
Secretary Daniels discusses European naval warfare observations guiding upcoming Congress recommendations this December. He declines specific submarine proposals, cautions against published claims the U S Navy lacks cohesion, and asserts a robust, prepared fleet with shipbuilding plans studied by top naval experts.
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Daniels
Congress
Httle
Daniela
United States Navy
Omar the Tentmaker at Belasco Theaters Stirs Washington
Review notes a lavish staging at the Belasco Theater for Omar the Tentmaker with Guy Bates Poet as Omar and Richard Walton Tang as the author. It highlights the Persian garden setting, hallucination scenes, and Post's nuanced performance, praising design but noting a thick-tongued voice in mature Omar.
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Belasco
Guy Bates
Omar
Hourla
Washington
Belasco Theater
Richard Walton Tang
Western High School Athletic Association
Haj
Kismet
Shireen
Mahruss
Tove
Wilfred Bucklund
Tully
Mr Post
Stureen
Omar Aa
FitzGerald
Post
Fred Ertz
Hiamet
Louie Grassler
Httle Shireen
Jane Salisbury
Afahruas
John Huhter Booth
Mr. Booth
Protest to the President Over Bomb Dropping From Germany
A written protest against bombing actions by Germany was delivered to the President by Hopkinson Smith and other Americans who recently returned from Europe. The protest argued against aerial bombardment and noted the United States would not intervene on grounds of lacking rights to interfere.
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Alrohdpy
Hopkinson Smith
Europe
United States
First Lecture Recital on Modern Grand Opera by Mrs Lamagure
Mrs Mignon Alice Lamagure delivered the first of ten lecture recitals on Modern Grand Opera at Comstock Studio after noon. She presented Humperdincks fairy opera Jal and Gretel with a vivid interpretation, weaving story and music to visualize the opera while outlining future comparisons to broader opera types. Her dramatic appreciation complemented the musical analysis, preserving atmosphere and spirit of childhood in the Plana J MacB setting.
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Mignon Alice Lamagure
Comstock
Humperdinck
Jal
Gretel
Lamasure
Shidlumi Sharonetani
Pushing Plaza Awards Battle Moves in House
Representative Ben Johnson of Kentucky, chair of the House District committee, remains hopeful that the Union Station plaza award bill may pass before the session ends. He planned to suspend rules to bring it up, but a point of no quorum by Representative Bathrick of Ohio halted the move. Johnson said he would again press the measure and likely seek a special rule to obtain a vote.
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Ben Johnson
Kentucky
House District Committee
Union Station Plaza
House
Clark
Bathrick
Ohio
Johnson
Discipline in the Army Address at National Military Law Assoc
Maj. H A White urged that firm guardhouse discipline and a German drill sergeant are best to enforce order in unruly privates during a journey to the Philippines. He spoke at the National Military Law Association convention in Willard, citing experience with city recruits and need for immediate correction.
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Maj. H. A. White
National Military Law Association
Philippines
United States
H. A. White
Willard
Maj. White
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Nathan W. Mactlheaney
Wilniis
Henry W. Ballantine
University of Wisconsin
Q. A. Myers
Indiana Supreme Court
O. N. Carter
Ilinois Aupreme Court
Hobinson
West
Lost girl found wandering on Southern tracks near Culpeper
A 17 year old girl dressed in a white shirt waist and brown skirt was found wandering yesterday afternoon on the Southern railway tracks near Culpeper Virginia. She said her name is Carel Dudley and that she walked from Washington en route to Lynchburg to visit relatives. Culpeper police took her into custody and will care for her until relatives are located. She carried a handbag like those used by city school girls.
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Chauncey Olcott
Capital
Congress
Statue of Liberty
Olcott
Columbia
Paddy Whack
Rachel Crothers
Guardian
Freedom of Ireland
The
Ghott
Macree
Henry Miller
Southern Railway
Culpeper
Carel Dudley
Washington
Lynchburg
Architectural Club Annual Reveals GWU Student Designs
The Architectural Club at George Washington University publishes its annual featuring water color paintings designs and plans by architectural students. The committee overseeing the publication includes Professors A. O. Harris and Bedford Brown and students C. F. Carpenter and H. Freemire.
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George Washington University
Architectural Club
A. O
Harris
Bedford Brown
C. F. Carpenter
H. Freemire
Jail land as school site debated by Washington group
W M Potter introduced a resolution at the Fast Washington Citizens Association urging the county commissioners to stop buying the jail site for Eastern High School. Seven acres would yield a waterfront campus with stadiums and a gym. The group backs suffrage and elected Emerson as president and a new executive committee.
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Eastern High School
W. M. Potter
Fast
Washington Citizens’ Association
Ths
Ifia
Congress
Charles M. Emerson
William M. Hunter
C. M. Butler
Paul G. Wollard
A. Shields
Thomas W Smith
Albert Schulters
City Playground Report Urges Expanded Recreation Plans
The annual report by E. B. Martin, supervisor of playgrounds, praises progress and asks Congress for funds and authority to expand recreation in the District. Recommendations include a citywide facilities survey, designation of playgrounds as a recreation or public welfare department, annual purchases of land for recreation, multiple swimming pools, more benches and lights, band concerts, and greater Boy Scout and girls' club support. Salaries should rise and Congress should authorize new regulations for recreational activities.
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Martin
Department of Recreation
Public Welfare
District of Columbia
Boy Scouts
Congress
Wife Sues Rothschild for Divorce and Custody
Mrs Geneva Rothschild sues attorney David Rothschild in District Supreme Court seeking absolute divorce custody of their infant and her maiden name. She says they married January 28 198 then lived apart since September 3 with her husband a fugitive under indictments for forgery and embezzlement and alleged misconduct with unknown women in Philadelphia and New York. Built from readable fragments, names and places include Chicago Washington and unspecified incidents.
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David Rothschild
Justce
District Supreme Court
Geneva H. Rothschild
Geneva Herman
Chicaho
Washington
Red Cross Aid World Wide
The American Red Cross cabled five thousand dollars to Canton China for flood and famine relief. Three thousand dollars were sent to Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople for Kanla province earthquake survivors. Over two thousand American surgeons and nurses applied for European service, more than resources can accept. Charles J. O'Connor of San Francisco ordered $1,400 worth of corn and beans to aid Mexicans near Acapulco.
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American Red Cross
Canton
China
Morgenthau
Constantinople
Kanla
Charles J. O'Connor
San Francisco
Pacific
The
Red Cross
Acapulco
Excise Hearings Near End For Ebbitts Renewal
The excise board finished its day with a closed hearing on George F. Schutt's Ebbit House liquor license renewal. Two retail cases remain, including the Ebbit Hotel renewal protested by the Antisaloon League. Open sessions covered the Marks Hotel Company and Hotel Bellevue applications.
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Mayer
George F. Schutt
Ebbitt House
Excise Board
T Oclock
Ebbitt Hotel
Antisaloon League
AE Rhine
Schutt
William H White
Georgetown
Virginia
House
Congressional
Marks Hotel Company
Tenth
E Streets
Hotel Bellevue
Fifteenth
Ebbitt
Sanitation in Ancient Civilizations Lecture Tonight
Dr. 10. 5. Lamp of the Army Medical Museum and editor of the Washington Medical Annals will lecture on sanitation in ancient civilizations in the Public Library assembly room Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The talk is under the joint auspices of the Anthropologies Society of Washington and the Medical Society of the District of Columbia.
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Lamp
The
Army Medical Museum
Washington Medical Annals
Public Library
At & Vorlock
Anthropologies Society of Washington
Medical Society of the
Iistrict of Columbia
True Taft Son Wins Latin Prize At Yale Entrance
Charles Taft son of former President William H Taft won the chief prize in an entrance examination among 415 candidates. His tutor Horace guided him as he prepared for Yale. Taft, aged 17, had been ready a year earlier but delayed entry by one term.
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Charles Taft
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Horace
Charlie
Yale
Charle
Taft
Martha Bowers
Meet Federal Board Today Opens Reserve Banks Debate
Nearly 100 representatives from the twelve Federal Reserve districts gather in Washington for a two day conference with the Federal Reserve Board to decide when to open the twelve banks. Delegates seek the sentiment on an opening date with earlier notes suggesting a possible opening within three days.
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Federal Reserve Bankar
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve
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Paul Dickey
Mr. Kipling
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Frank Sylvester
Lewis S. Stone
Jack Craigen
Adirondacks
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George Kleine
Moore’s Garden Theater
Mr. Kleine
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Mexico
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Carrie la Varge
Joseph K. Watson
Murray J. Simona
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Carl Brickert
Missa Jane Morgan
Louise Kent
Stanley James
Russell Fillmore
Herbert Dobbins
Cecil Bowser
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Carbrey Brothers
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Robert Buchanan
Will Rawls
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Ann Wardell
Franklyn Ardell
Wellington Cross
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Lasky
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Liberty Helles
Song of the
Harry. Friedlander
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Harry Friedlander
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Bank of Commerce and Savings
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New York City
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G. A. Maddox
Franklin James Moses
United States Marine Corps
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Washington Post
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Western Union Telegraph CO
TAFTS
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W. Ik. Douglas
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