Bird Lore To Be Discussed In Washington Schools
Miss Elizabeth V Brown and Miss Catherine R Watkins plan closer correlation between kindergartens and first grades in Washington Schools. Meetings of teachers are called, with teachers from both departments to discuss methods and classroom work. An Audubon Society meeting announced a bird life lecture for November 9 at the Public Library after a report of officers and exam committee.
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Miss Brown
Washinton
Elizabeth V Brown
Catherine R. Watkins
Durestur
Brownesterday
Kintergarten
Ferst
Kinderarten
Kinderkarten
Che
Myrtie Stone
Thompson
Rute Dumont
Walach
Mose Clary Hickman
Ludlow Schoo
Audubon Society of the
Washington
Convention Hall
Physicians in Session Mark 45th Virginia Meeting at Willard
Delegates from Virginia and Washington attend the forty fifth annual gathering of the Medical Society of Virginia at the Willard. Dr Harnsberger opens with addresses on health, divorce, and child welfare while Dr Stuart McGuire and Surg. Gen. Gorgas outline goals for cooperation with medical bodies and military health services. About 75 delegates registered with sessions continuing through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Warnaberger
Catlett
Medical Society of Virginia
Willard
Medical Society of the
District of Columbis
William A. White
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Washington
Stuart McGuire
Yichmond
McGuire
Repsonse
White
College of Surgeons
Army and Navy
Public Health Service
Gorgas
Richard K. Byrd
Virginia
Executive Council
William Jones Found Unconscious After Suicide Attempt
William Jones, 66, rooming on TH I street northwest, was found in his room shortly after midday by a passerby. Taken to Emergency Hospital, doctors revived him with pulmonary therapy. Jones reportedly told physicians he had attempted to end his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witliam Jones
TH I
Aay
George J. Jones
I Street
Edward B. Lawless
Twelfth Street
Lawlese
George Washington University Hospital
Police News Notes From Yesterday’s Robberies and Accidents
A roundup of police notes reports several robberies and thefts including a diamond ring valued at 3 and four other items from various owners in Washington. Wounding of Policeman William L. Thomas by accidental pistol discharge is noted along with multiple vehicle collisions and injuries from bicycle accidents. A woman, Julia Allman, died from a cerebral hemorrhage after a fall, and a poisoning case of bichloride of mercury is recorded with the victim’s reluctance to discuss its cause.
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Eva Dermondy
Eighth Street
Albert A. Dickinson
Philippi
W. Va
Hia Ptlow
Eleventh Street
Mary Nelson
L Street
Valentine Hillyard
F Street
J H
Russ Taylor
South Capitol Street
Panama Park
First
North Capitol Streets
Cohen
Seventh Street
William L. Thomas
Eighth Precinct
EH Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Thomas
Julia Allman
North Carolina Avenue
W Nevitt
The Beadles of a Barroom Tangle Over Nickels and Pride
In a tense comic scene two gents clash over a perceived insult and a supposed dime story. Sam Campbell is mentioned as spreading talk while the bartender awkwardly mediates. The squabble escalates then cools as plans to confront Sam are teased and a drink is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Campbell
Johnny
Sid
Sam
Auto truck crash injures woman at Eighth and F streets
The steering gear of a downtown department store light delivery truck broke last night at Eighth and F streets NW causing the driver to lose control. The vehicle ran onto the sidewalk, striking Mrs Emma Helm 45 of Mount Vernon Place NW, who suffered shock and contusions and was taken to Emergency Hospital. Police call the accident unavoidable.
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Eighth and
F Streets
F Street
Emma Helm
Mount Vernon Place
Cold not here to stay forewarns warmth after frost
Government forecasters said winter will end soon with warmer weather moving eastward. Frosts hit the Ohio and Mississippi valleys with subfreezing readings in Greeneville Maine and fluctuating temps across New England and the midwest. The frost line reached Tennessee and northwest Texas with light snow on Lake Ontario and in northern Maine.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Maine
Greeneville
Mercury
Portland
Tennessee
Texas
Lake
Ontario
Harrisonburg
Weather Bureau
Beveridge files report on pre election expenses
Alpert J Beveridge reports in Indiana Progressive Senatorial campaign showing 500 paid to the Progressive State committee and 0 promised to Marion county committee if a hike sum is raised before election. Timothy S Yohan the Democratic Senate candidate in Ohio reports 1546 received and 1865 37 spent.
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Alpert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Progressive
Fle
Progressive State Committee
Marion County
Progressive Committee
Timothy S. Yohan
Ohio
Band Concert Today by United States Soldiers' Home Band
This afternoon at 90 o'clock the United States Soldiers' Home Band, led by director John M Zimmermann, performs in the band stand. The program includes marches and operetta selections and features songs from New York Hippodrome productions, with pieces such as The Whip Olszmann Overture, A Little Love, Little Kies, Amarica, Break the News to Mother, The Girl of My Dreams, and The Star-Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Soldiers
John M. Zimmermann
Olzmann
Amarica
New York Hippodrome
Harris
Hosehaa
Tragic pedestrian killed by WM and A car near Brooks Station
John Hurdle, 6 years old, of Capitol Heights Maryland, was struck and instantly killed by a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway inbound car near Brooks Station. The skull was crushed and the body mutilated. Police found letters identifying the victim and he was taken to the morgue. Motorman Jehan Mangum and Conductor Edwin Horky detained for investigation. Mangum said the man lay between rails and was not seen until too late to stop.
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John Hurdle
Capitol Heights
Brooks Station
Washington, Baltimore and Annapels Railway
Hurdle Po- Heeman McGrath
Ninth
Capital Heights
Mil
Jehan Mangum
Edwin Horky
Baltimore
Mangum
Doctors Quiz November 17 A Path to Higher Police Surgeon Posts
The November 17 examination for eligibility to vacancies in the police surgeons due to Ed mund Barry and in the corps of medical inspectors of schools due to W M Barton has drawn many applicants. Training offers potential higher salaries before course completion and enables advancement through Asylum Hospital and related institutions to senior medical inspector of schools and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Surgeons
Edmund Barry
Corps of Medical Inspectora of Schools
W M Barton
Washington Asylum Hospital
Sible
Board of
Police Sur*peuns
Health Department
Vearwais
Bishops House for Sale in Washington D C
The former episcopal residence at 1407 Massachusetts Avenue NW known as St Albans is on the market. The property, owned by the Protestant Episcopal Church, has stood vacant since the bishop moved to a new Cathedral Grounds residence. The late occupant Bishop Alfred W Harding was ill last summer and has since left for rest, with the exact occupant’s name being carefully withheld to avoid disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
St Albans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Alfred W Harding
Armor plate costs cut for new battleships contracts awarded
Navy awards armor plate contracts to Bethlehem and Midvale for California Mississippi and Idaho, reflecting a per ton price drop to $435 for steel, with Pennsylvania at $454 two years prior. Total materials for the three ships amount to about 10,674,12, saving roughly 6704 against earlier figures. Secretary Daniels influenced terms to secure lowest total supply costs.
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al Steel
Pennsylvania
Calfornia
Missisapp
Idiahe
Navy Department
Retiehem
Midvale Steel
Keverne
Rethiehen Company
Maurial
Daniela
United
Pennsylvania + Mevaie company
Rubleher Company
War Bulletin From Kansas Atchison Globe Bulletin
Ab Adkins' wife’s kin have its citadel surrounded and with the lapse of retreat cut off less prepared for a siege which may last all winter. This terse update signals a strategic stalemate, highlighting encirclement and supply concerns in a Kansas theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Bulletin
Kansas
Atchison Globe Bulletin
Ab Adkins
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Joanson
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Leagte
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Wallace
Taskay
Public Library
Virginia Medical Society
Mexico
Harnsberger
Calvert Shop
Perkins Tats
Chie
Police
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Fussell Ice Cream Company
Georgia Avenue
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W. BF. Shepherd
Potomac Avenue
Marshall Davis
D Street
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Ninth Street
Young Davis
Charlies Sanders
Riverjale
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J . Boyd
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New York
Siicem
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Elmer
Stimpson
Mckin
Thass
Beveridge
Capitol Heights, Md
Washington, D.C
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Richmond, Va
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Asylum Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital
Bishops’ House
Bethlehem
Midvale
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Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League
Nhew Sparr
Raphe
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