Eastertide Service and Daughters of the American Revolution Congress
Jean Revolution attends a St John Episcopal Church service at 4pm with Rev Roland Cotton Smith delivering an Eastertide sermon. The congress opens with welcome remarks from Mrs Theodore C Bates and others, followed by an afternoon session on credential work and committee reports, highlighting plans and hospitality for attendees from various states and organizations.
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Congress
Theodore C Bates
Samuel W Jamison
William L Stamey
Sallie Ewing
Mavverall Hardy
Ellen “Pencer Musser
Samuel Ammon Jidge
Sons of the Anercan Reolution
Charters Trere
Wes Richard Jahson Barheenarman
Ta Rail
Barker Fa
Gators
Notes of the Convention Highlight Mrs Hodgkins as key regent
The convention notes praise Mrs Hodgkins wife of Prof Ward T Hodgkins of George Washington University as a leading District State vier regent with a long record of service. Other leaders mentioned include Mrs Barker and Mrs Ammon, both active in education and patriotic work. Suppressed regrets over candidates and health strains among national board members are noted as the gathering discusses leadership and ongoing projects. Local chapters in Pittsburgh and Washington feature prominent committees and a focus on playgrounds and civic education.
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Unward
Tr Houdga
Re Hodgking
Ward T Hodgkins
George Washgton
Sha
Ag District Stata
Hodgkins
Mra
Larker
Treetage
Natinal Board
Mia Barker
Rs Barker
Rhode
Barces
Tirton
Jamestown
Samuel Ammen
Pitzburg
Ammann
Ammon
Ponse
Pitsburg
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Washington
Wallard
Pitts Te
Editi Ufe
Albert Horne
Smallwood
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Big Daughters of the American Revolution Delegations Gather
Mrs Smallwood calls the gathering among Real Daughters one of the society's most important efforts to curb large contingents in industrial centers. State delegations at the Hirbitt in New York New Jersey New Hampshire Tennessee South Carolina Mississippi and North Carolina. Several New York and Pennsylvania delegates at the Gbbitt. Noted beauties include Mrs Truman H Newberry wife of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Alexander Patton of Pennsyl vania both vice presidents general.
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Hirbitt
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Tennessee
South Carolina
Mississippi
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Truman H Newberry
Alexander Patton
Pennsylam
E Heneberger
Virginia
Charles Brooks Bailey
Belmont’ Street
Governors Conference on Natural Resources to Meet May 11
A conference of state governors convenes in this city May 11 to discuss natural resources policy. Speakers include Andrew Carnegie James J. Hill John Mitchell and others. Topics cover rail and water transportation inland waterways land coal and minerals with emphasis on cooperation in conserving resources and coordinated development.
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Conference of Governors of States
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
James J
Great Northern
John Mitchell
Lexs
Talroads
Combuson
Mr Carnegies
P'Jonn Mitchell
Pres Dent
United Mine Workers
Easter Music at St Pauls Church Sets Solemn Tone
Easter Day observed with crowded early and high Mass at St Pauls Church Fifteenth ward rest was noted for candles and electric lights arranged in floral bows. Rev Cather Sketchum led with deacons Rev bathers McGraw Burke. Sermon on the Resurrection by Rev Latha Wrag. Music by winter choral and student choirs, with soloists Folin Rhoades Reaney Heller Arthur Stilwell and Raymond Kirg. Cantors John Connell and Joseph Dunn. Organists Carl and Gurke. Music drawn from Gruber Tozer and Dumont royal mass.
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Cather
Bathers McGraw
Burke
Latha Wrag
Winte Robeg
Elehty
St Pauls
Semmerians
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Arthur Stilwell
Riymond Kirgile
John Connell
Josefh Dunn
Carl and
Gurke
Gruber
Tozer
Dumont
Royal Mass
New Male Choir Installed at St Aloysius Church
In the presence of the apostolic delegate a new male choir of sixty surpliced singers was installed at St Aloysius church yesterday morning. It is the third city parish to conform to Pope Pius X's commands on male choirs. The Missa de Angelis was performed satisfactorily. Cantors were J Wise Byrnes and Frank A Wongherty. Harry Hall, assistant to Ernest T Winchester, at St Pauls was the organist. The choir was formed three months ago by Mr Winchester who has since trained the choristers from Gonzaga parochial school for their first appearance.
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St Aloysius c Church
Pope Pius X
J Wise Byrnes
Frank A Wongherty
Winchester
Gonzage Parochial School
YMCA Evangelist Fred B Smith Bids Farewell at Belasco
An audience filled the Belasco Theater as YMCA evangelist Fred B Smith delivered his farewell address in preparation for his South Africa mission. His topic An Unanswered Question drew from scripture How shall We escape if we neglect so great salvation. The program included a Sunday song service led by Percy Foster, performances by the MA Glee Club and orchestra, a Bible reading by H W W Arnold, and prayers by Rev Mr Sumerwalt.
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Belasco
Fred B Smith
Young Mens Christian Association
Thin Cito
South Africa
YMCA
Mr Smiths
Ted
Percy Foster
M € A Glee Club
H WW Arnold
Mr Sumerwalt
Labor in Open Threat Demands Passage of Bills
A mass meeting at the Columbia Theater featured Senator Dick of Ohio endorsing the AFL stance against anti labor measures. Samuel Gompers sent a letter praising union demands, urging Congress to amend the Sherman act to protect labor rights and limit injunctions while backing an eight hour day and worker protections.
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Columbia Theater
Senator Dick
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
New York
Sam de Nedrey
Central Labor Union
Gompers
Jreaa
Lloyd
Missouri
Hughes
New Jersey
Savage
Ilinois
Wilson and Nicholls
Penns Lania
Green
Massachusetts
Sherman and Trust
Snaror Dick
Frid
Captarn
Supreme Court
United States
Grand Central Palace
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Easter throngs parade as Mrs Roosevelt lingers in gardens
Mrs Roosevelt and Ethel Roosevelt with sons attend Easter services at St Johns Church then stroll to the White House gardens amid a sunny parade day. Crowds along Connecticut Avenue admire hats, gowns, and spring flowers in a brisk breeze, with fashion and festivity dominating the scene.
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Connecticut Avenue
Brelle
Mrs Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
St Johns
Ether
Jstravette
Tiv
Bance
Ellery Band Impresses in Washington Concert
Ellery Band led by conductor Girolamo presented a varied programu with woodwinds brass and strings. The audience greeted classic selections including Liszt and Beethoven with evident relish and noted Ellery’s engaging humorous read of the program.
Resurrection Sermon Draws Full Bethany Baptist Church
Rex Semurel McBride of New York delivered a sermon at Bethany Baptist Church on three resurrections: of Christ, believers at his coming, and the dead at the end. The morning service filled the church beyond capacity. Pastor Stevenson conducted baptisms at the opening of the evening service. The chorus and orchestra provided the opening church music.
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Rex Semurel McBride
New York
Menetal Exvingelist
Brantist Genominaton
Bethany
Ning Seri
Saengerbund Hear Music at Washington Saengerland
A Washington Saengerbund program last night featured Herndon Morse singing The Angels Mess. David Kindleberger played piano with selections by Mendelssohn. Other performers included Ivy Merriott Shade Anita Dietrich sopranos Charles Moorbasso and the Saengerbund chorus. Henry Nander directed, with Frank Claudyv delivering an honorary address.
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Washington Saengerland
Herndon Morsell
Angels
Mes Axe
David Kindleberger
Mendelssohn
Ivyaferriot Shade
Anita Dietrich
Harles Moorebasso
Saengerbund
Henry Nander
Frank Claudyv
Easter Rally Raises 1508 For Church Debt
The 1st Street Christian Church held a grand Easter rally ending yesterday with morning and evening services. Amounts totaling 1508 were raised to pay off the church debt, and several attendees signaled intent to join the church. The congregation looks forward to a larger building as membership and the Sunday school grow. Worship is at Four and a half and H streets southwest, Rev W C Oran the pastor.
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1T Street
Fireproof test presents methods criticised by Director Smith
Director Smith of the Geological Survey explains a government fireproofing program after the Chelsea blaze. Tests at Geologic Survey labs and Underwriters Laboratories examined brick concrete and stone against fire and water to assess which materials best resist heat, with old bricks and hydraulic press bricks showing notable durability while sandstone and natural stone fared poorly.
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Mass
Boyertown Pa
Collinwood
Ohto
United States Geogerical Survey
Pusittor J
Baltimore
San Francisco
Materi Laboratories
Richard i Trumphry
The
Underwriers
Chicago
Nai Nal Board of Lire
Natoni
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Smith
Diector Smith
Geological Survey
Allos
Secretary Cartelsou to Speak to New York Business Groups
Secretary of the Treasury will address chambers and associations in three New York locations during a work week. He will speak Monday night at Ltca Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday at Syracuse Nar organization, and Wednesday to the Auburn Business Mens Association before returning to Washington Friday.
Weather Conditions From The Weather Bureau Report
The Weather Bureau report describes precept precipitation patterns across New England, the South, and the Northwest with warm spells in the Mississippi Valley and interior West. It notes no rain in certain views, scattered showers in other areas, and forecasts warmer conditions into midweek with fresh winds along the Atlantic, Gulf coast, and Great Lakes region. Local readings include temperatures and rainfall data for various stations and a forecast for European port departures with favorable weather to the Grand Rania area.
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The Post as Leading National Newspaper The Sunday Edition
The Post is presented as the leading newspaper at the capital with comprehensive financial news and full market reports. It serves merchants and financiers with accurate business status and guides farmers in produce sales while offering leisure readers varied columns and news matter.
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United States
Post
Washington Post Sunday Edition Praises Its Quality
The Washington Post asserts its illustrated magazine section offers choice selections by prominent writers and accurate foreign news illustrations. It claims the Sunday Post is superior to other Sunday newspapers and a trusted household visitor.
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Sunday Post
The Sporting Department Pink Sheet Highlights
The Post offers extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all climes. The Sporting Section prints on pink paper each Sunday, featuring baseball results, running, trotting, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and more with accurate, comprehensive reporting.
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