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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1913

Page

4

Probe of Home Urged After Miss Cleland's Death

Florence Cleland, 15, died escaping a bedsheet ladder from the House of the Good Shepherd. District commissioners may investigate inmate treatment if jurisdiction allows, with witnesses and former inmates ready to testify. Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery at 2 pm.

Florence Cleland House of the Good Shepherd Rock Creek Siddons Mouse of the Good Shepherd Board of Associated Charities Newman C McCrennan Anacostia McClennan Cleland Washington Amatea

CLINE and CONNOR Death Notices From 1913-1918 Baltimore

Obituary notices list Margaret H Cline and Elizabeth J Connor deaths in 1918 with funeral details at Baltimore addresses. Also includes Frank X Dooley and a Dooley family note. shows private interments and church services. Dates show August 1913 and 1918 entries, residence 1510 Caroline street and 146 T street northwest, services in mid August with private interment.

Cline Margaret H. C. Cline George H Cline Baltimore Caroline Street Connor Elizabeth Jane Paul D. Connor Albert G McChesney Hill Street Margaret Ann Denham Twenty-third Street Booley Francis X Sarah C Dooley Rutherford T Street St Paul's Church

Local Undertakers and Embalmers Showcase Services

A clustered directory lists multiple funeral homes and directors including THOS M Hindle, SPEARE, Zurhorst, SERGEON, SARDO, GEIER, LEE and others. It notes modern chapels, cremation options, and affordable terms across addresses in Washington area with contact phones. The item reads like a classified notice page of funeral service providers.

Thos M. Hindle Embelmer W. BR. Speare F Street N. W Frank A Speare Geo. P. Zurhorst Hest Capitol Etreet Sergeon Cain St OW WM. H. Sardo & CO H ST NE Modern Chapel Frank Geier's Sons Seventh ST NW North Bra J. WM. Lee

Paris Fashions Introduce the Hip Sash Gown

Paris designers unveil a new hip sash dress feature a broad waist sash from armpits to hips that confines movement, paired with a plain Dutch neck bodice and a pannier style full skirt. The look shifts away from risqué slits toward restrained elegance with high contrast sash fabric.

Paris

Camp Meeting Opens With WCTU Speakers

Intense heat and a severe afternoon storm marred the opening day of the Southern Methodist camp meeting at Great Frills. The Fairfax Alexandria Bicounty WCTU league led services with national organizer Amy C. Weech and Virginia president Howard M. Hoge addressing attendees. Mrs Hoge spoke again at the afternoon and evening services while Dr. F J Prettyman and Mr. W Hanamacy led prayers and Sunday school respectively. City mission day follows a rest day with visits planned to Florence Crittenton Mission Salvation Army Central Union Mission and the Gospel Mission.

Southern Methodist Great Frills Fairfax and Alexandria WC. T. U Howard M. Hoge Virginia State W. C. TU Hoge National Association Weech F. J. Prettyman United States Senate W. Hanamacy Epworth Church Washington, D.C City Mission Florence Crittenton Salvation Army Central Union Mission Gospel Mission

Methodist Day Set As Big Event In Week

There will be no service Wednesday and Thursday will be the big day of the week known as Methodist day.

Justice McKenna Reaches Septuagenarian Health and Retirement Eligibility

Justice Joseph McKenna of the United States Supreme Court turned 70 and became eligible for retirement with full pay under the law. Though in good health and unlikely to retire soon, he was born in Philadelphia on August 10, 1843, and appointed to the Court by President McKinley on December 14, 1897, seating January 26, 1898, with Justice Holmes the only older member.

Supreme Court Joseph McKenna United States Supreme Court Justice McKenna Philadelphia Hells of Congress McKinley Justice Holmes

National Council of Women Voters Hear Suffrage Plans

The National Council of Women Voters meets this week to outline ways to strengthen the suffrage movement and hasten legal gains. Miss Jeannette Rankin and Mrs Jessie Hardy Stubbs headline a Stanton Club talk on campaigns, party methods, and the power of women voters.

Jeannette Rankin Montana Jessie Hardy Stubbs Miss Rankin State University School of Philanthropy New York Spokane Seattle South Dakota Florida National Association National Council of Women Voters Washington F Street

Owens Declines Senate Run Amid Allege Allegiance

Dr Charles J Owens of Riverdale Maryland declined a bid for the unexpired Senate seat, citing duties as managing director of the Southern Commercial Congress and director general of the permanent American commission on agricultural cooperation. He said he would enter only if it aligned with his obligations and priorities for Maryland and the nation.

Marylamder Democratic Party Maryland United States Southern Commercial Congress Permanent American Commission On Agricultural Cooperation

Marine Band Concert at Barracks This Afternoon

At United States Marine Barracks this afternoon at 4 30 William H Santelmann leads a program including True to the Flag Von Bion Overture Funeral March of a Marionette and selections by Waldron Mille Caryll Strauss and Steiber. The program features The Star Spangled Banner and other light classics with notable marches and waltzes.

United States Marine Barracks von Bion Buryanthe von Weber Goynod Cometasso Therese Waldron J J Mille Caryll Waltz Morning Journal Strauss Star of the Guard Steiberits

Hugger Still At Large In Alexandria City

ISHINGTON POST BUREAU A man named John Davis, a negro, was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge after a chase along King Street. Police suspected a white-hugging stranger caused recent complaints. several women misidentified Davis, who was later freed as a likely out-of-town suspect. Dormitories at Episcopal High School near Alexandria will add 150 beds and a new gymnasium, funded by Bishop Peterkin supporters, with remodeling of the main building underway. Visiting clergy filled pulpits as local Elks prepared for a Richmond convention. The August term of the corporation court opened. The “cabin on the hill” at Mount Ida, a 170-year-old home, was destroyed by fire believed sparked by lightning, leaving only two ancient chimneys.

Alexandria Ishington Post Bureau King Street Miller John Davis John Washington Davis Episcopal High School of Virginia Friends of Peterkin West Virginia Mount Ide George Ohler Charles Alexander Belle Haven Alexandri

Armory Plan Urges District Armory Building

Commissioner Siddons calls for a new combined district armory and convention hall to serve as a public building. He has not reviewed Representative Dyer’s bill and prefers a classic architectural style. He urges Washington business leaders to back the project as needed for the District Guard. Lightning destroys a barn near Avenal Maryland, valued at about 4000 dollars, with a bucket brigade saving other structures.

Siddons S Ddons Dyer Missouri William A Wimsatt Avenal Montgomery County

Antis' Change Name Promotes Conservatism in Woman Issue

The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage declares it will be known as Conservationists and argues for preserving home and motherhood while granting education. It opposes politics for women, feminism, socialism, and economic independence, urging use of the ballot only as appropriate for informed women. Heat overcomes lineman J A Willard near Great Falls as he works on a pole, nearly slipping before reviving with medical help.

National Association Conservationists J. A. Willard Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Great Fall

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