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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1911

Page

4

Records in New Home Historic Documents Saved From Dust

Workmen move the Supreme Court records from the Capitol to the new Senate office building. The dusty room storage recalls the age and influence of cases like McCulloch v Maryland, Dartmouth College, Chisholm v Georgia, and the Dred Scott decision, now to be catalogued and protected in fireproof steel shelves.

Supreme Court Capitol Senate Abraham Lincoln Daniel Webster William Finkney Whyte John Marshall Joseph Choate President Taft United States McCulloch Maryland Bank of the United States Baltimore Dartmouth College New Hampshire Chisholm Georgia Florida Supreme Court of the United States Edmund Randolph State of Georgia Jay

Catholics To Meet Here For National Union Convention

The Washington committee of the Catholic Young Men's National Union met at Carroll Institute Hall to plan the October 3 and 24 gathering. President William C. Sullivan presided as subcommittees were named: Finance Thomas J. Lane. Entertainment H. A. Marsden and R. Lohmeyer. Railroads and Hotels Joseph D. Leach. Decorations and Badges Dennis Nolan. Convention James A. Healy. Treasurer Lane. Secretary Lepley. Headquarters will be Carroll Institute Hall on Tenth Street near New York Avenue.

Washington Catholic Young Men’s National Union Carroll Institute Hall Wiliam C. Sullivan National Union Thomas J. Lane H. A. Marsden R. Lohmeyer Joseph D. Leach Dennis 8. Nolan James A. Healy

Special Catholic Services Tomorrow for Assumption Feast

Special services will be held tomorrow in all Catholic churches to honor the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. Low masses are at 6 6 30 7 and 9 o'clock. These churches of theirs mass will be sung next Sunday in celebration of the feast.

Revival Services At Great Falls Church

Revival sessions by Methodist Episcopal Church South at Great Falls drew large attendance with speakers from Virginia Tennessee and Texas. Notable events included morning devotions by Rev Bundick and Dr Gross Alexander, a 2 PM sermon by Rev Copp and an evening program featuring a cantata and lectures on Isaiah and Gospel themes by Rev Rice and Dr Alexander.

Methodist— Episcopal Church South Great Falls B. B. Sutton Caplett C. Co. Bundick Glenn, Va J. P. Copenharver Maryland Shelley Washington Rice Alexander Christ John Dr. Rice

Dolphin Club resumes Saturday aquatic events at municipal beach

The Dolphin Swimming Club, formed two weeks ago, resumes Saturday afternoon races at the municipal bathing beach after large crowds. Winners included E. J. Wells in the 10 yard swim and Carl Carrick in the one fourth mile and diving, with plans to select nine swimmers for a Colonial Beach meet on August 22. Carrick to Baltimore on September 9 as best all round swimmer. attendance exceeded one thousand.

Dolphin Swimming Club Dolphin Club E. J. Wells Donald McKinney Howard Sullivan Carl Carrick EB. J. Wells Patrick, O'Connor R. H. Gerhard EB. Cousins W. B. Hudson Colonial Beach Baltimore B. J. Wells

Help Nightmare Triggers Police Search in Bryant Street Area

A loud distressed cry near 200 Bryant Street startled Bryant Street Northeast residents Tuesday night. Police, led by Patrolman William Bradley, investigated all homes and learned George Lewis caused the disturbance during a nightmare. He blamed ham eaten before bed and denied seeing a ghost. the episode ended without harm. Second son of Gen. J. H. Brinker, Emmett Brinker, died yesterday in Los Angeles. Interment will be at West Point.

Bryant Street Allan D. Deagon George J. Shipley William Bradley Tenth Precinct Bradley Mr. Koppler George Lewis Lewis Los Angeles Emmett Brinker J. H. Brinker Cal Brinker California West Point Miss

British Consulate Quest Ends With Amnesic Stranger

A well dressed elder, likely an Englishman, roams Washington seeking the British consulate. He cannot recall his identity or life history, shows knowledge of art and literature, and is confined to the Washington Asylum Hospital after authorities suspect temporary mental disruption. Relatives are being sought. if none are found, the British embassy may take charge.

Washington Asylum Hospital Virginia Eng- Ashman Sixth Precinct Washington Asylum Great Britain Lynnhaven Princess Anne County H.A. Turner Capt. Byrnes Census Bureau Louis Zinkhan Washington Asyum Hospital Zinkhan Goldsmith Sweet Auburn Dr. Zinkhan Dr. Zinkhen

Excursions and Notices From City Bulletin Board

City bulletins announce frequent Chevy Chase cars from New York avenue to Fifteenth Street and evening Marine Band performances. Glencoe steamers offer 49 mile moonlight rides at 7 and Mount Vernon trips at 10 am and 2:30 pm. Also listed are daily Abe Perfection Ginger Ale ads and a note on five Washington College of Pharmacy delegates attending the American Pharmaceutical Convention in Boston.

Chevy Chase New York Avenue Fifteenth Street Marine Band Glen Echo Fourteenth F Streets Charles Macslester Mount Vernon Tel. W Arlington. Bottling Co Dr. Cook Washington College of Pharmacy American Pharmaceutical Convention Boston Washington Druggists Henry E. Kolusowsk Lewis Flenner W. 8. Richardson Samuel &. Hilton Kebler

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