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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
15
Washington Post urged readers to ensure their names are counted in the decennial census. Supervisor Broughton defended enumerators and urged last minute inclusion, predicting population gains and praising citizens for aiding workers. Nebraska News notes and Mount Hebron fire report fade from the column.
Labor saving office devices spanning more than seven varieties will be shown to government workers and the public in the Treasury Building from May 3. Plans and space allocations are complete with M L O Chance chairing the arrangements committee assisted by W Z Geddes and George E Leet. the big drafting room is filled and overflow space is arranged for daily 10 am to 8 pm demonstrations.
The Knights of Momus also known as the Knockers two printer society of about 300 members are refining plans for their annual banquet. The executive committee met Sunday to update the constitution and by laws for submission to the fall Typographical Temple gathering next Sunday night when refreshments will be served. The event typically held in February delights printers and Washington's prominent citizens alike.
Washington Humane Society leads an eight movement to public schools to enlist children as Bands of Mercy. Nearly 3,500 pupils have joined across Franklin Force Adams Morgan Webster Cook Abbott and Denison schools with aim to reach 15,000 by June. Children pledge kindness to harmless creatures and receive membership cards and a future emblematic button.
Opening services will be held at Ingram Memorial Congregational Church at Tenth attest and Massachusetts avenue northeast next Sunday morning by the pastor Rev J W Friszell. Dedicatory services run May 12 to 15 with invites to prominent men. Church of reinforced concrete with white cement finish interior plaster and natural wands.
A two story brick dwelling at 3105 North Capitol Street sold for 4000 dollars. Shan non & Luchs brokered the sale to Mrs. Laura B Batter who will use it as her home. The six room plus bath property sits on a 20 foot wide lot reaching to an alley and was built about two years ago.
A宣urey summary highlighting the Pennsylvania Railroad journey from Maryland through Pennsylvania to Indiana and Illinois. Describes varied landscapes including the Susquehanna Valley and Horseshoe Curve, praising daylight travel, scenic views, and the railroad’s comfortable, dustless roadbeds as part of the Standard Railroad of America.
H W Rutherford of WM street northwest reported to the First precinct that his place was entered early yesterday morning and a black leather pocketbook containing 335 Stolen.
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