Degree for Mothers Teachers in Four Groups
Joint county teachers institute at the Business High School divides about 440 teachers into four groups by grade level and assigns two lectures, a musical program, and afternoon sessions. Dr Francis H Green laments children reading poor books while Prof L A Robinson urges a new degree for all mothers. Speakers include Miss Camilla J Henkie and Graham Watson with solos by W 8 Peters and a duet by A Lee Jones. Sessions run daily through Friday.
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Green
Business High School
Joint County Teachers” Institute
Business High
Maryland
L A Robinson
R Levi Seeley
Francis H Green
A Duncan ‘Yocum
Camilla J Henkie
Mass Wilhellmina McLeod
Teb Carpenter
Mr Green
Graham Watson
Baltimore
W 8 Peters
Lee Jones
Mr Peters
Montgomery
Prince Gorge, & Marys
Charles Counties
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May Extend Carnival At Mount Rainier Amid Large Attendance
Mount Rainier carnival directors seek to extend festivities to Saturday after a record crowd visited the suburb. The fancy dancing contest highlights the day with Violet Embrey winning first prize gold and Margaret Kirby taking second. Chairman Plant and Mayor announce a cake walk for this evening while a fortune teller set up at the grounds.
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Mount Rainier
Violet Embrey
Margaret ‘Kirby
Mr Plant
Charman
Inspect Gardens of City Highlighting Annual Tour
Commissioner Rudolph Glenn Brown and St Corbett lead the city inspection of gardens in Forts-two districts. Judges will rate each garden individually with no consultations until completion. The effort showcases remarkable progress as families perform all work without outside help.
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Cuno Rudolph Glenn Brown
St Corbett
Agricultural Department
Wangdon
Rudolph
Army exams select lieutenants at three posts
In three large posts nationwide yesterday 34 candidates competed for lieutenant slots in the coast artillery cavalry field artillery and infantry. Over 20 vacancies were created by the recent army appropriation bill and all candidates were unmarried citizens aged 22 to 27 who had passed preliminary tests.
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Citlaws
Elyilan
Coast Artilery Corps
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Infantry
Diet and Health Hints: Fruits and Nut Diet Limits
Dr T J Allen argues against fruitarian extremes noting fruits alone cannot sustain life. Monkeys show declines without animal food though fruits with nuts cereals and some dairy support high mental and physical work. A balanced diet with modest dairy or cottage cheese is advised.
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T. J. Allen
Coperight
Joseph Bo Bowles
Burns Kill Dr Albert M Irwin in Wyoming Crash
Former Washingtonian Dr Albert M Irwin died in Cheyenne Wyoming from burns after a car went over an embankment and caught fire following a crash on Monday. He had worked with the Bureau of Animal Industry in the Agriculture Department and was born in Springfield Ohio. His mother and sister in Washington were notified. The funeral will be held Friday in Springfield Ohio.
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Wyoming
Albert M Irwin
Cheyenne
Wyo
Burns
Mra S W Irwin
Mra
Roe
Burbank
Irwin
Moving Pictures Sure Lad
Fourteen year old Ralph Coates admitted stealing 12 15 dollars from an attendant at the Industrial Home School and running away He spent most of the money on streetcar rides and moving picture theaters He said he escaped to seek a better time and was returned to the school by the juvenile court judge DeLacy The judge ordered him returned to the Industrial Home School
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Industrial Home
Ralph Coates
Charles H Jones
Coates
Tast
Jul
Two Evans Boys Admit Drunken Theft in Juvenile Court
Frank and Edward Evans ages twelve and ten from 526 Street Southwest confessed in juvenile court to stealing a half pint of whisky and giving it to Wilson Miller, with their mother charging the act. Judge DeLacy placed them on three months probation after they admitted taking the liquor and sharing it, while Miller, seven, was found staggering and picked up by police on Seventh Street. The boys said each had a small drink and urged Miller to drink to see how drunk he would become.
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Get
Frank
Edward Evans
Southwest
Wilson Miller
Seventh Street
Wiliam H DeLacy
Evans
Honor Masonic Officers to Lead Cornerstone Services
The Scottish Rite branch invites Grand Master JC Kelper and aides of the Masonic Grand Lodge District to oversee the cornerstone ceremony for the new Scottish Rite Temple at Sixteenth and Streets on October 18. Formal acceptance was given, with ritual duties including testing the stone, sealing a metal box, and pouring corn, wine, and oil. Time to be set. speakers to be chosen later.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
JC Kelper
Grand Lodge
Treasury’s 122nd Birthday recalled with cabinet origins
Historic note marks 122 years since the Treasury Department’s establishment and recounts early cabinet growth from 1790s to 19th century. It highlights Hamilton as first secretary, successors Wolcott and Gallatin, and later expansion to oversee health, life-saving, and revenue bureaus. Floral designs advertised at end.
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Congress
War and Justice
Navy Department
Interior Department
Department of Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Alexander Dlamilton
the Treasury
Hamilton
Oliver Wolcott
Connecticut
The
Treasury
Albert Gallatin
Pennsylvania
Gallatin
James Wilson
Agriculture
Jefferson
Madison
Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Supervising Architect
City Bulletins and Excursions From New York Avenues
Transit notices list Chevy Chase car service from New York avenues and Fifteenth Street every few minutes, Marine Band performances each evening, a Glen Echo car every ten minutes at Fourteenth and If streets NW, and Steamer Charles Macalester runs to Marshall Hall at 10, 2, and 6:30 pm, plus St Johns for Colonial Beach at 9 am. Also promotions for Heurichs Maerzen beer and neighborhood suppliers including Oysters Md, Quick, and Columbia Photo Supply Co.
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Chevy Chase Cara
New York Avenus
Fifteenth Street
Marine Band
Cara
Glen Feho
Fourteenth and
If Streets
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall
St. Johns
Colonial Beach
Tan-Hima -Ford & Tang
Use Your Ability and Conquer Big Tasks
A businesswoman urges girls to use every drop of ability when facing new work. Courage and steady effort turn daunting roles into manageable tasks, and opportunity favors those who start, persist, and apply themselves. A former clerk rose to top advertising writer with $50 weekly pay by embracing chance.
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Peial
Annno
Hale
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