Debate on Race and Church Roles at National Conference
A National Conference of Church Clubs session in Washington debated the race problem after Ric Fulton Cutting of New York read a paper on the Church duty to colored people. Capt William N Hawkes of Atlanta attacked Northern philanthropists for neglect of white Southrons while aiding the colored, and Judge A L Marvin of Cleveland urged a higher social level for Negroes. Speakers urged church inclusion of Negroes with disagreement on the best approach. The meeting adopted greetings to the International Peace Conference and outlined committees for credentials nominations and meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Church Clubs of the
United States
Cathedral School For Boys
Ric Fulton Cutting
New York
Cutting
South
Willam N. Hawkes
Atlanta
Hawkes
Boston
F. H Wade
Pittsburg
Ceril Clay
Washington
James McConnel
New Orleans
Frank V. Rhodes
Baltimore
Jackson W. Sparrow
St. Alban's Church
G. C. F. Bratetahl
Henry G. Batterlee
Everett P. Wheeler
New York, Wi
Conference of Church Clubs of the
Peace Cross
International Congress of Peace and Arbitration
Mal
Moses Veal
Harry Humphreys
J. A. Qine
H. L. Hobart
Policeman Hilton Exonerated and Restored to Duty
Police trial board had recommended dismissal for neglect of duty and intoxication but the Commissioners exonerated Policeman George T. Hilton of the First precinct after evidence showed a December 24 incident led to nausea and stupor from Squibb's mixture He was not portrayed as a drinking man and was reinstated Licenses for two liquor establishments were refused by the excise board while a license transfer request for 512 Twelfth Street Northwest was granted in part to William H Bobbinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Trial Board
George T. Hilton
Hilton
Charles and
Moris Wolfe
Etreet Northwest
Michael Harrigan
E Street
Excise Board
William H. Bobbinger
Harry Alschwee
Twelfth Street
District Employee Paralyzed at Desk in Fairfax Court House
H M Fitzhugh of Fairfax Court House Virginia, employed in the assessors office at the District Building, was stricken with paralysis yesterday morning while at his desk. His entire left side was paralyzed. He was taken home. Floral decorations by Gude Feach for weddings. For work consult him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H M_ Fitzhugh
Fairfax Court House
Gude Feach
New Stable Regulation Proposed After Health Court Ruling
Health Officer Woodward urged commissioners to adopt a new regulation on sanitary stables after the Court of Appeals refused a writ of error in the Washington Nailor case. The draft requires dense districts to have water tight flooring grading to a public sewer or to keep stables out after July 3, with action by corporation counsel pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Washington Nailor
Health Department
Woodward
Macfarland
Coungel
Bar to Young Chauffeurs Proposes Age Limit
District officials propose a regulation barring automobile operation by persons under eighteen. Corporation counsel to draft rules after DA Baker cites grand jury concerns over serious accidents from inexperienced drivers. Secretary Woodward backs age limit saying barely one in a hundred youths can handle a car in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baker
Grand Jury
Bo35
Automoblie Board of
Woodward
The
Automobile Board
Thomas
Colored man threats bridge demolition at Fifty second and F streets
William Peters, colored, says the public bridge at Fifty second and F streets northeast is on his private property and intends to demolish it. He has started the process, armed with an ax, and made the bridge unsafe for traffic when the handle broke. Authorities refer the matter through city engineers to Corporation Counsel for opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second
F Streets
William Peters
William
Sylvester
Commissioner West
West
Biddle
Morrow
Richards
Thomas
Postponed use of Union station by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will not occupy the new Union Station on May 1 as planned. The delay extends at least five months with a target entrance by October. Oscar G. Murry, B and O president, cited inconvenience to patrons and issued a letter to Commissioner Macfarlwd stating the temporary occupation is undesirable and the site should be completed for all companies. District employees promoted in the engineer department include W. Dorsey and others with new pay and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oscar G. Murry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Macfarl Wd
Balimore and Ohio Railroad
Union
Biddle
Frederick Murray
W. & Dorsey
G W. Talbert
R. D Daniels
Charles Parks
Sto Chainman
E. C. Addison
D Mackey
City Bulletins From The Nineteenth Century Ad Clutter
Community notices promote Berens Nye Bread as pure and nutritious. Advertisements tout fishery, household goods, gas ranges, and tonics. Sage claims urge cleanliness and health products to avoid typhoid. Local vendors list addresses and specials at Hall's and Schneider's Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berens
Rua
Schneider's Navy Yard
Modern anti rheumatic treatment promises relief
The article describes persistent rheumatism as highly stubborn yet responsive to new medical methods. It recommends anti rheumatic tablets with Sodium Bicarbonate and Salicylic Acid, plus a follow up with a Buchu and Horse Nettle tonic. A first class pharmacy can prepare the prescriptions and a month of treatment may yield dramatic improvements.
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Herrmann DR
Secion
Potomac Electric Power CO
14Th St. N. W
Taylor & Dean
Instruc
I. Grosner
Penna. Ave
N. W
Kuppenheimer
NEW Yorker
Fulton
Capt. Hawkes
Satterlee
Churchmen's League
W. A Singleton
Henry Y. SatterIee
Wheeler
Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Corporation Counsel
Baltimore and Ohio
New Depot
City Bulletins
Ith St. C
Muddiman & Co
Hall's
F Street
Chicago
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Hahn
Wm. Finlin
Penn. Ave
S. E
Horn
Bolla
White House
Colt Boston Baking Co
Sts. S. W
R. M. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Destrabia
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St. NW
J. Fisher & Co., Inc
F St
Jenkins & Higdon
Home Life
A. Eberly
7Th St. N. W
Fear
Comstock
Chevy Chase
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase Inn
Thos
JJ Fisher & Co
He R. Howenstein CO
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