National Council of Women Sets Focus On Motherhood Doctrine
Delegates at the National Council of Women gathering in Washington discuss race death by own action ideas, favor quality over quantity in motherhood, and push a resolution ahead of Roosevelt policies. Miss Anthony receives high praise as Susan B. Anthony’s legacy is saluted amid calls for broader suffrage and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Women
Edwin Markham
National Council of Women of the United States
Pythian Temple
Roosevelt
Committee On
Council
Susan B Anthony
Shoreham
May Wright Sewall
Pythian
Miss Anthony
Washington
Mis Stanton
Tuccretla Mott
Seneca Full
Republican Party
United States
Berlin
National Organization
Bacon
Republican
Woman council session hears white slave traffic report
The morning session led by Mrs. Swift credentials were presented for many organizations including the National Woman's Suffrage Association Universal Peace Union and National Council of Jewish Women. Mrs Miller from Illinois urged action against white slave traffic stressing Juvenile Court care and the impact of divorce on truancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Swift
Mary Wood Swift
Anna Shaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Elizabeth B. Granns
National Christian League
Amanda Deyo
Universal Peace Union
National Woman's Suffrage Organization
Leland Stanford
Jucland Stanford Jr., University
United States
National Woman's Gufffare Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Suanz B. Anthony
Belva Lockwood
Netonel Christian Teague
Elizabeth Grannis
National Council of Jewish Women
Mire
Hannah G. Solomon
Sadie American
Supreme Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Maren l
van Nese
National Association of Colored Women
Mary Church Terrell
Lawton
Emma Bowen
Anna C. Hothe
National Catholic Benevolent Association
E. M. McGowan
J. A. Roger
Florence Crittenton Mission
Misa May Gordon
Damars
G A. R
Belinda Bailey
M. Anna Hall
National Free Baptists’ Society
Francis Mosher
Lara B. Lightner
Rathbone Sisters of the World
Lydia A. Monroe
M. Josie Nelson
Anna E. Raison
National Woman's Relief Corps
Fannie 8. Minot
Casta Robinson Jones
Flo Jamison Miler
The
Woman’s Relief Corps
Miller
Illinois
Chicago
Hannah G Solomon
Ladies of the G .R
Local Council of Detroit
Josephine 8. Yates
Woman's Centenary Association
Quinby
State Council of Rhode Island
Florence Crittenden Missions
Kate Waller Barrett
J. B Henderson
Elien A. Richardson
Committee On Arts and Letters
J. A. Metelway
Edwin Markham
Col Staples of Watertown a famed hotelier and magnate
Col C G Staples born in Watertown N C on October 14 1548 moved early to nearby Watertown built and remodeled over fifty houses in five years then reimagined Thousand Island as a resort while later running the Willard and Riggs House hotels in Washington He also chaired the Washington Savings Bank held stock in railroads mines and manufacturing and stood as a 32nd degree Mason noted for philanthropy and business leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Staples
Watertown
N. C
C. G. Staples
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Thousand Island
St Lawrence River
Alexandria Bay
Col. Staples
Washington
Willard
Thousand Island House
Washington Savings Bank
Thin City
New York
New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 9
de Molay Commandery
Scottish Rite
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
Business Men's Association
Address by Justice Brewer at Westinghouse residence
Justice Brewer of the U S Supreme Court will address the George Washington Memorial Association at the Westinghouse residence on Dupont Circle at 4 pm this afternoon. The speech supports erecting a central George Washington University memorial building for the first president. Andrew Carnegie offers 50000 to Western College Toledo Iowa if 100000 more is raised with 50000 from Maj Clark and local efforts to complete the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
George Washington Memorial Association
George Westinghouse
Dupont Circle
George Washington University
Iowa College
Marshalltown
Iowa
Andrew Carnegie
Western College
Toledo
Clark
Tama County
Sunday Post
Washington
Unfinished YMCA building lures city leaders on tour
A select group of business and professional men led by Justice Thomas H. Anderson toured the largely unfinished YMCA project guided by Secretary Ly man L. Pierce. The visit highlighted planned private clubrooms, a two story gym, a Turkish bath, a large swimming pool, dormitories, and a roof garden. Col. William C. Greene of New York contributed $1,000 to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lyman L. Pierce
Citizens’ Committee
Justice Thomas H. Anderson
A. Lisner
Wiliam H. Saunders
Joseph L. Atkins
John F. Wilkins
Albert D. Allen
W.S Ward
Scott C. Bone
Daniel Fraser
James Sharp
BE. R. Rochester
H. 8. la Ferra
C. F. Nesbit
Pierce
John B. Sleman, Jr
W. 8. Ward
M C. A
Chicago
Mr. Pierce
Revenua
Men’s Christian Association
Ward
Usi Ag
Justice Anderson
Wi. Cy Ae Pbuilding
William C. Greene
New York
Col. Greene
Rev John J Murray Dead A Union Church Father Dies in Bellevue
Revered clergyman Rev John J Murray MTD D DB died at his Bellevue residence near Pittsburg after a long illness following the death of his eldest son on March 16. Father of Rev S Reese Murray of Union Methodist Episcopal Church Wash DC, he once led Georgetown churches and served fifty years as a pastor. He held Greek exegesis chair and was prominent in conference work. Burials set for Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Pittsburg
John J Murray
MTD
S. Reese Murray
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Bellevue
Murray
Washington
Baltimore
Greenmount Cemetery
J. J. Murray
Congress Methodist Protestant Church
Georgetown
Navy Yard
Fourth Street
Maryland
General Conference
Montgomery
Ala
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Pierce
St. John's Church
Prize Debate at Howard University
The Alpha Philiterary Society of Howard University will hold its Henry A. Brown prize debate Thursday April 13 at 8 p m in the Andrew Ran ken Memorial Chapel. The question asks if representation in Congress should be reduced in states that disenfranchise male citizens over twenty one in proportion to their share of such citizens. Debaters include J G Logan A D Tate and J T Vanderhorst for the affirmative and J C Bagby I a Roberts and C E Smith for the negative. Judges are Rabbi Abram Simon Prof Arthur A Birney and Judge Robert H Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard University
Alpha Philiterary Society
Henry A. Brown
Andrew Ranken
Congress
J. G. Logan
Teachers’ College
A. D. Tate
College
J. T. Vanderhorst
J. C. Bagby
I. Ja. Roberts
C. E. Smith
Rabbi Abram Simon
Arthur A. Birney
Robert H. Terrell
Hearings Postponed in Interstate Commerce Cases
Two cases assigned by the Interstate Commerce Commission for hearing in this city on April 19 21 have been postponed to a later date. J H Schmittle Co v The Pennsylvania Railroad claims discrimination in coal rates from Glasgow Pa to New York and other states. The C W Robinson Lumber Co v The Louisville and Nashville Railroad alleges unreasonable switching charges on car load shipments of lumber from Oates Ala to Hazens Switch Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
J. H. Schmittle &Co. Ve
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Glascow
New York
C. W. Robinson Lumber Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Oates
Ala
Hazens Switch
Cincinnati
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International Greetings
Sewall
International Council
Caesar
Womanhood
Rome
Edward Markham
Wistas
Jesus
Hell
Mrs. Shaw
Montana
Colorado
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oregon
Anthony
California
Mra Swift
Sacramento
E .B. Grannis
National Christian League For the
League
Amanda Devo
Woman's Christian Association
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Societies
America
Far East
Lucia Ames Mead
Massachusetts Equal Suffrage Associaton
Europe
Mauss Mead
Army
Navy
Flo Miller
Woman's Relief Corps
Greene
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. 11Th
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Whitney Emerson
Post
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
the Foundation
Oncita
John J. Murray
Strayer’s Business College
Cor
Sta
Senor Gomar
Prin
VY Prud'hommi
Indiana Hall-Noyes School
Frances Mann Hall
A. M
Barlitz
Gonard
Princ
Holy Cross Academy
Academie
Thia
Pfeiffer’s
F St
Chas. M
Pieff
Eleventh St. N. W
Stieff
Ud. C. Conliff
Metcalf
Ellis Island
Utica
Sargent
Weasel
Se Y Metcalf
Bright
Sal-Lac
F. S. Williams CO
Fasso
Paris
I. C
Columbia
Primrose
James H. Decke
Charles B. Dillingham
Frank Daniels
Sergeant Bru
Klaw & Erlanger
Blanche Rine
Lafayette
Hk the Beautiful
Kernan
Matinee Daily
Frank & Carr
Thoroughbreds
Dazsling
the Bohemians
NEW National Theater
Fritz Kreisler
Josef Hofmann
Kreuctzer
Cesar Franck
SOLUS
Philpitt
Droop
Ellen Bowick
London
Muriel Robie Bowick
Lady Durand
Cowles
Washington Club
T. Arthur Smith
Cay
St. WW
U. S. Treasury
Fla Ave
Brooklyn
Nationals
Banders & Stayman’s
Thaela
Sea
Charles Frot Waude
Uel the
Little Minister
J. M. Barrio
Adams
Frederick Fenn
Richard Bryce
Academy
Spencer & Aborn
Sterling Youn
Jack Webster
Martin Schneider
Navy Yard Exchange
Ladice’ Comfort
Fulton’s
Nous
Ninth Street
Philo May Specialties Co
Newari
N.J
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