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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1916

Page

3

Oust Kissing Pastor Prett y Soprano Is Accuser

Miss Maud Jacobus accuses Rev Lewis Evans of kissing her during a church visit in Cedar Grove and says she protested as his wife might hear. Trustees order Evans to resign at once after representation by her father and uncle. Evans contends it was a boyish prank.

Maud Jacobus Evans Herbert H ‘Obun W. Carroll Vans Elvana Coar Trove Washington No 1 Misa Jacobus Newhon Lyang Jacobus Hee Abe Vr Evans Jodiet Distr

Police suspend two officers amid home intrusion case

Police Commissioner Brownlow ordered suspension of two officers Mason L Howes and J Feiott from the vice squad after warrants were issued for an alleged intrusion into Mrs Reonect of 128 Delaware Avenue. The action followed standard procedure during investigations and could be lifted upon completion of the inquiry.

Brownlaw Pullman Mason L Howes J . Feifiott Anl Lasatant District Ralph Dervern Delaware Avenue Astoat Pra Smiouer Ani Brownlow

New Mark in Foreign Trade Surges in February

February foreign trade set records with exports and imports both higher than any February on record. Total exports reached over 294 million dollars last December, eight months into the local year show exports around 780 million. Imports exceeded exports by about 50 million, with detailed monthly figures for Santo and Chetehe regions.

Amer Oaa Tasurea Thahota Bintem SP Department of Commercal Meats

Roses Presented to Uhler by Steamboat Inspectors

Supervising Inspector Donnell of the Port of Commerce presented a handsome bouquet to Mr Uhler in New sitting city ceremony marking completion of thirteen years of service. The board of funeral steamboat inspectors and other officials attended as Uhler thanked the group and noted staff changes since taking office.

Everal Steamboat Comterce Bier

Police News In Brief From Yesterday’s Robberies

Police reported a series of robberies and incidents including a pocketbook of Mrs. D Young on Oakdale street, copper fittings from a shed behind Powler’s home on North Carolina Avenue, and a Miami bicycle owned by Allan Dorsey on K Street. Other items stolen or damaged involved a suit and razor of J P Raciy, a 47 year old man found unconscious from gas, a poisoning death of Mrs Blanche Taylor in El Nido Virginia, and several fires and accidents across the city with multiple injuries and fatalities.

D. Young Oakdale Street J. . W. Powler North Carolina Avenue R. M. Perry H Street Louis Rosenberg Ninth Street Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company Miami Allan Dorsey Thomson School J. P. Raciay

Verdun Viewed by Visitor Center of 6000 Guns and 1,000,000 Soldiers

A reporter's tour near Verdun describes massive artillery scenes with about six thousand French and German guns in action, iodine smoke and constant shelling, while noting morale among French troops remains high and German encirclement efforts are ongoing. The account covers positions along the Meuse, Avecourt, Malancourt, and Bethincourt, plus prisoner observations from Marseille, Toulouse and Bordeaux.

Verdun Germany France America Roumania Donaumont Cotes Lorraine Woevre Meuse Avecourt Avecourt Woods Malancourt Bethincourt Marseille Toulouse Bordeaux San Remo

Dismisses Sutton Suit Against Insurer and Realty Firm

Justice McCoy dismissed the equity bill brought by C. Sutton against First National Fire Insurance Company and Southern Realty Corporation and seven individuals. The court ruled the bill failed to show petitioners exhausted internal remedies, while noting demurrers by the two companies for bad faith. Sutton may amend within ten days. mandamus actions against the agencies had earlier been dismissed.

First National Fire Insurance Company Southern Realty Corporation Equity C. ©. Sutton Insurance Company Realty Corporation Justice McCoy Equity Division Sutton Justice Stafford Fifteenth H Streets James H. Archer James 8. Easley-Smith R H. Yeatman Frank 8. Smith

Society Scene Highlights Guests From Across the Country

A string of society visits spans Pittsburgh to Newport with families from Cleveland Boston New Jersey and Maryland seen at Shoreham events and private entertainments. Notables include Mrs Lansing Mrs Davis and several Daniels Duffield Crane and Garland parties with dinners teas and box parties across Washington this week.

Dorothy Jennings Pittsburgh Davidge Short Hille N. J Charles M. Swift Middle Bury George A. Mathers Cleveland Hammond M. Whitney Margaret Whitney Boston Elizabeth Sands Newport R. 1 M. L. Mansinger Bridgeport Conn Lansing John W. Davis Shoreham Hickman Francis R. Hagner Washington Old Point Comfort Perine New York H D. S. Cruickshank Montclair Baward D. Duffield Dickinson Co. Duffeld Elizabeth Duffield South Orange Sarah Duffield Providence Charles R. Crane John O. Crane Woods Hole Mass F. R. Garland Misa Garland

Open Cars Run Today Amid Ventilation Complaints

Utilities Commission allows open street cars today on both local traction lines to address overcrowding in the Ninth Street line. Open cars may replace closed cars per weather, with discretion left to the two companies. Business High School unit files complaint over poor ventilation, Florence Miller signing as secretary. Commission will investigate. open cars may partly offset issues for now.

Public Utilities Commission Utilities Commission Business High School The Cara Ninth Florence Miller Utilities Commingsion

Car wheels avert tragedy as girl, rep. Hagan, rush to aid

In Washington on a Pennsylvania avenue street car near the Peace monument a seven year old girl was struck but only bruised. Representative John J. Hagan of New Jersey and Representative Daniel A. Deiscoll of New York helped lift and comfort her as bystanders looked on. The girl, of Italian parentage, clutched her school books and could not recall her name while the car 110 was halted. Police sought to identify the girl though officials had dismissed the incident earlier as not report worthy.

John J. Hagan New Jersey Pennsylvania Avenue Peace Monument Daniel A. Driscoll New York Eagan Capitol

Amato and Macbeth Triumph in National Theater Recital

Pasquale Amato, renowned Metropolitan Opera barytone, joined Florence Macbeth for a Washington recital at the National Theater. Amato’s rich, powerful voice impressed throughout including Scarlattti and Largo al Factotum. encores featured Toreador from Carmen and Barber of Seville. Macbeth displayed charm and a bell like voice though some notes carried a hint of reediness. her program included Qui la voce and French and English songs with well earned encores.

Pasquale Amato Barytone Florence Macbeth National Theater Attra Metropolitan Opera House New York Washington Scarlatti Amato Rachmaninoff Boris Godunoff

Treasury Department Rifle Club organized at G A R Hall

Nearly one hundred Treasury Department employees formed the Treasury Department Rifle Club at a meeting in the G A R Hall. Byron R. Newton was elected president with James C Wilmeth as vice president, R H Shepard secretary, 8 R Jacobs treasurer, and Lieut E H Wolf executive officer. Maj Fred H Philips Jr of the National Rifle Association spoke, the NRA constitution was adopted, and the club gains use of the indoor range at the Oxford Hotel each afternoon. Charter membership offered to employees who join by April 15. dues 50 cents annually and 50 cents initiation.

Treasury Department Treasury Department Rife Club G. A. R. Hall Byron R. Newton Newton James C Wilmeth R H. Shepard R. Jacobs E. H. Wolf Fred H Philips, Jr National Rifle Association Wlinthrop Oxford Department

Army Short of Engineers in War Preparation

Maj. Woodruff U.S. Army addresses the Engineer Society at the Cosmos Club on the shortage of engineers for national defense. He cites needs for a 560,000 mobile army, estimating 1,200 engineer officers and 36,000 enlisted men, with 8,000 noncommissioned officers, currently only about 250 officers and 1,200 enlisted. He suggests calling on the national guard and civilian engineers in emergencies and urges study and practical training.

Maj. Woodruff U 3 Engineer Society of the District Cosmos Club Engineer Corps National Guard Hig

Saks & Co Establishes Boys Library for Patrons

Saks & Co opens a boys library on its second floor offering adventures at sea and abroad from top authors. A purchase of wool hat or reefer grants a season library membership with exchanges allowed and permanent retention optional.

Saks & Co Saka & Co Saks

Sister Mary Frances Dead

Sister Mary Frances de Sales longtime Washington educator at St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum and Gonzaga School died Thursday at the Convent of Mercy Baltimore. Miss Mary Prendergast became Sister Mary Frances in 1897 native of West Virginia and leaves a sister in Kansas City. She served as a nurse in the Spanish War and had recent assignments in Washington and Baltimore with interment at the Sisters' Cemetery Mt. Washington Baltimore.

Mary Frances de Sales Beaides Washington Slater Mary Frances Baltimore St. Peter's School Spain

Columbian Debaters Dine At GWU Dinner

The Columbian Debating Society of George Washington University held its annual dinner at the Dewey Hotel. Guests included Dean Hiverett Fraser and Professors E Q Schreiber and J Parka. The society plans a debate with the Enosinian Society on April 20 with a GWU team of G V Weikert E D Willy and B M Stovall.

Che Columbian Debating Society George Washington University Dewey Hotel Hiverett Fraser Law Department E. QO. Schreiber J. Parka Columbian Society Enosinian Society G V Weikert E D Willy B M Stovall G Thaxter Smith L E Pendell B. M Stovall Max Rhoade G V Welkert P. G Morehouse D H Cannon I E Pendell H O Q Johnston R D Murphy D A. West H L Brown Oscar Johennesen H W Connell D Willy Mr Hadman Bert van Moss F E. Taylor O T Smith H G Manning G H Hall G T Buchanan, Jr H.S Miller M. M Marcus J. S. Gambs Harold Robinson E F. Haycraft M H Francis Charles Silver Alma Smith M. H Francis

Sunday Schools Confer at Lutheran Institute in Washington

Eleven Sunday schools attended the annual Lutheran Sunday School Institute in Washington DC at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev William A Wade presided and Rev Abdel Ross Wentz spoke on Our Text Book noting the Bible’s translation into 400 languages and ongoing reader access.

Lutheran Sunday School Institute Washington Spesker St Paul's Luther Memorial Reformation St Mark's Helier Memorial St John's Zion Georgetown Epiphany Our Redeemer Columbia Heights Institute W A Wade Paul D Leddin Charles S Hauer Charles F Stack

Presbyterians Urge Billy Sunday to Preach in Washington

A delegation of over 600 clergy from District of Columbia Presbyterians led by Rev James H Marshall of West Street Presbyterian travels to Baltimore to appeal for Billy Sunday to preach at a Washington mission. Leaders include Rev Dr T E Davis Westminster and Rev Dr Bernard Brashamp Gurney Memorial among others.

James H Marshall Weat Street Presbyterian Church Presbyteriana Baltimore Billy Sunday Washington Presbyterian District of Columbia T BE Davis Westminster Presbyterian Bernard G Brashamp Gurney Memorial Andrew R. Bird Second Southern Charles E. Wood Church of the Covenant J .K. Taylor Central Southern J. B. Clark First Presbyterian John Marshell Place W H. Bates Bethany Church Hubert Rex Johnson Chevy Chase A. E Barrows Eastern Presbyterian Henry ©. Brundage Eckington Joseph T. Kelly Fourth Presbyterian George M. Cummings Garden Memorial Anacostia C. Everest Granger Gunton Temple Paul 8. Hickok Metropolitan Samuel A Bowers Northminster Harry B. Angus Peck Memorial William I Campbell Sherwood Memorial Douglas Putnam Birnie Sixth Presbyterian Zed H Copp Sunshine Temple W. W. Logan United Presbyterian J. Alvin Campbell Wallace Memorial J. C Palmer Washington Heights Presbyterian J. K Dunham Western Presbyterian

Nearing half a million English words in use

Prof Clarke Northup of Cornell editors The New Universities Dictionary says English vocabulary has expanded beyond old English thirty thousand and lists over four hundred thousand words, with major writers using predominantly English stems. He notes extensive borrowing from French, Spanish, and Italian through history.

Clarke Northup Cornell University S. Kann Sons & Co Milton Addison Tennyson France

Death of Albert Brockman of Loudoun County Va

Albert Brockman of Loudoun County Virginia died Thursday at George Washington University Hospital after an appendectomy. He was 70, born in Orange County, son of Asa Brockman and Lucy Wilza Hath Quisenberry, and grandson of John Brockman a wealthy Orange County landowner. A Civil War artillery veteran, he joined as a boy. He was a Baptist Church member. Interment will be in Herndon Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Survived by four daughters and three sons with substantial Orange and Loudoun real estate holdings.

Albert Brockman Loudoun George Washington University Hospital Brockman Orange County Asa Brockman Lucy Wilza John Brockman Baptist Church Herndon Orange

Worcester Alumni Gather at Cosmos Club Meeting

The Washington Alumni Association of Worcester Polytechnic Institute met at the Cosmos Club last night with Dr G C Spencer presiding. Dr N A Cobb and Prof W Coombs gave illustrated addresses. Officers elected included J K Schofield as president, Victor Cobb as vice president, and Syme Copeland as secretary and treasurer. A banquet luncheon followed.

Washington Alumni Association Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cosmos Club G C Spencer N A Cobb Department of Agriculture W. Coombs J K Schofield Victor Cobb Syme Copeland

Tom Pence Remembered As Beloved Southern Writer and Democratic Figure

Col R M Gates writes in the Memphis Commercial Appeal praising Tom Pence a renowned Southern newspaper writer in Washington. Pence is lauded for his influence on Democratic policy since Wilson's era, his generous character, and his role in easing sectional prejudices. Pence died in a state of wide affection, leaving a legacy recognized across the nation. Dr Wellington Koe reports China appoints Lee Higginson & Co. of Boston as its local fiscal agents to place bond issues in the United States.

Col R M Gates Memphis Tom" Pence Tom’ Pence Washington Tom Union Wellington Koe Lee, Higginson & Co Boston United States

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