Catholics to Gather Work of 30 000 Branches
The Associated Catholic Charities in New York plans a national congress in September at The Catholic University to unite 30 000 Catholic branches across the United States. More than 2000 branches will be represented, with sections for laymen, laywomen, and religious orders. A key aim is to urge national employers liability legislation and discuss correctional work and fresh air sanitarium plans under St Vincent de Paul Society guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oathote University
National Congress of Catholic Charities
Associated Catholic Charities
New York
Organization of National Congress
Rt Rey
United States
Connty
Congress
Mir McMahon
Fost
Bome
Vonceut de Taut Society
St Vincent de Paul
Contending Church Forces Prompted Vatican Sermon
The sermon focused on Jesus teaching about the Pharisees and Sadducees and warned against turning Christianity into philosophy or superstition. Dr Bartoll, longtime Catholic editor in Rome, urged adherence to the Bible and the core message of Jesus, while addressing the Mauitensian Society at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philos
Gms
Seriol- Hisquearhers
Siulosophers
Jesus
Bartoll
Rome
Mauitensian Society
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Heart Remedy Promises Cure for Fluttering Hearts
A patient from Erie County reports forty years of fluttering and heart trouble improved by Dr Miles Heart Remedy after 18 bottles, claiming renewed energy and no residual symptoms. The ad asserts heart weakness, palpitations, and shoulder pain, promising to strengthen heart action and digestion with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Frazier
State Soldiers Home
Erie
Miles
Passion Play Draws Americans to Oberammergau for 1910
Thousands of American tourists head to Bavaria to join 3400 Oberammergau villagers for the first Passion Play since 1900. The annual festival, held every ten years since 1632 after a plague, draws crowds, with actors like Anton Lang and a town economy boosted by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Oberammergas
Bay 46
Oberammergan
Oberammergau
Bavarian
Alps
Christ
Theo
Bf Hla
Anton Lang
Christus
Tha
Ag Overs
Joseph Mayer
Gregor Lechner
Judas
Edwin Booth
Mexico
Selzach
Switzerland
Timothy the Polyglot Parrot Visits New York
A remarkable myna parrot named Timothy travels with Mrs Childs and her sister Misa Fannie Hamilton. Originating in Nepal and found in Singapore three years ago, Timothy has toured Europe Egypt and Palestine. He speaks English French and Japanese with a deep voice and often mimics a Londoner’s intonation, sometimes mixing languages. He commands polite room etiquette, greets visitors, and refuses to say certain phrases without a prompt, occasionally delivering a humorous hayseed chuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Yorm
Walcott
Timothy
Nepaul
Northeastern
Indie
Mra H WT
Chilas
Rochester
Misa Fannie Hamilton
Atlantic City
New York
India
Singapore
Basaar
Chinaman
Mra Childs
Europe
Egypt
Palestine
Childs
Ike
Postmaster General Hitchcock to Return Deficiency Funds
The Postmaster General plans to return four million dollars from the deficiency fund to the Treasury this week. He projects a June deficit not exceeding five million, far below last year's seventeen million, and hopes to recover several million amid unexpected expenditures in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitchdock
Hitchcock
Treasury Department
Postoffics Department
Barz
Local Pharmacies Listed With Locations Across District
A compiled directory lists numerous pharmacies with street intersections across Washington. Entries include Nansemond Pharmacy at 22d and N nw and O’Donnell’s at 32d and M aw, with many others such as Pearson at 18th and U, Potter’s at 3332 Ga. Ave nw, and Sprucebank at 3d St and Pa Ave se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arth
J. F
Atkinson
F. H
Affieck
P. G
15Th St
Asquith
G. D
14Th St
Brace
W. D
Butler
4Th St
Stanton Square
Burrows
A. B
16Th St
Berkley
Heckman
Bradfield
W. H
R. L
Ste
Blumer's Pharmacy
N. Capitol
Beard & McGuire
Bradford
M. L
9Th St
B. I. Ave
Bronough
A. T
Butler & Field
3D St
Ind
Baobrack
L. B
Britton & Woodford
N. H
Bailston Pharmacy
Ballston
Boyd's Pharmacy
Ga. Ave
Bellar
J. H
Cispell
E. B
10Th St
N.Y. Ave
Conner
Vi. Ave
H St
A. N
Criswell
F. ML
Coblentz
North Capitol
Q Sts
Clements
15Th
Y Sts
Campbell
C. B
17Th St
Park Road
Chevy Chase Pharmacy
Chevy Chase
Carpenter & Dunlop
14Th
Girard Sts
Columbia Pharmacy
Cardoza
G. H
Duffy
B. W
Pa. Ave
R. W
Day & Co
Pats
Davis
Devall & Sparks
Dobyns
Park Read
Ebbitt House
Edmonds & King
11Th St
Fubmans
C. J
E. Capitol
Forester
L. H
Furr
W. G
Grier & Grier
Sth St
NW. Y. Are
Geiger
Gessford's Pharmacy
Gentner’s Pharmacy
U Sts
Gross
Gray & Gray
Gales & Go
Anacostia
Hutton & Hilton
Herbst
W. P
Hil
W. R
Hines
C. R
N. J. Ave
St. Nw
Healy
J. A
Mass. Ave
Jackson & Whipp
7Th St
Judd
Ones’ Pharmacy
Koester
H. B
Ross, EB
Fla. Ave
Kerfoot
W. T
Kloczewski
Kenesaw Pharmacy
Mt. Pleasant & Irving
King’s Pharmacy
I St
Krick
L. J
Benner
H. W
Eranse
C. L
N. C Ave
Laddon
P. A
ML A
12Th St
Linco Park ‘Pharmacy
18Th & E. Gap
Lusby’s Pharmacy
Linton & Nelson
1St St
Lennon
Chas
Brookland
Laurel Pharmacy
Laurel, Md
Lautz
H. H
Mattingly
Morse
J. W
Mayer
J. R
Moore
N. J
Modern Drug Co
Malloy’s Drug Co
Calvert St
Miller
M. P
Congress Heights
Michaels
Mount Rainier
Menke
M.A
Ith
Milbourne’s
Mooradin's
McChesney & Joachim
McDonald
F. J
Snealy
G. Mi
Napper
Nelson
Jnc. A
Nelson Drug Co
Nansemond Pharmacy
Sts
O’donnell’s
Ate
O'donnell’s
Powell
A. E
4Th
East Capitol
Pearson, Paul
Portman Pharmacy
R. 1
Ave
People’s Pharmacy
Potter’s Pharmacy
Richardson & Co
B. K
Cap
Richardson, W
Remsburg
C. D
Aw Roach Drug Co
Simms Drug Co
Singleton
Scherer, Wim
Stone & Pool
Stott & Snyder
Smith Pharmacy
Eimstann
Stott
A. C
Scherer, Chiss
Thompson
Tyree & Co
Taylor, A. C
2D St
MD. Ave
Taylor & Lamb
Taylor
L. T
W. C
Irving
Tschiffely
Virgin
C St
Ew. Vitch
R. A
Aw Ward
W. F
19Th St
Whiteside & Walton
Wood
Conn
L St
Weller
F. P
Williams
J.C
N. C
Walters
Work
Brightwood
Walters Pharmacy
Yeatman's Pharmacy
Yarnold
Edwin
Monroe Sts
Taft to dedicate library and Chinese visitors in Washington
President Taft will dedicate the Carnegie library at Howard University during a noon ceremony with Mr Carnegie in attendance. Prince Tsai-To and a Chinese commission will visit Washington for a formal reception at the White House and state department events. Labor inspectors report on South Bethlehem steel works wage and condition issues. Newport naval war college set to open June 1 with about 30 officers assigned and Secretary Meyer not attending the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard University
Freudent Taft
Carnegie Library
Bureau of American Republics
Carnegie
National Prise Club
Tsai-To
Uta
Washington
White House
Knox
South Bethlehem
Nell
Nagel
Newport
Naval War College
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
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Peo
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Midas
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Adam
Eve
Garden of Eden
Joseph
Nauhalas
Echoos of
Muller
Gelzach
Spain
Elche
Miracu
Ana
Cathedral of
Hide
Mary
Bir
New York Hotel
South Carolina
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Co
Taft
Commerce and Labor
WAR College
Washington Post
Eatsle
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