Catholic Church Defends Infallibility Against Free Thinkers
The Rev Eugene Del McDonnell and J. preach at St Aloysius on the gospel of Christ healing the deaf and dumb. They argue Catholics must accept church teaching as infallible and reject rationalist freedom. They compare secular freethought to chains that bind the mind and urge adherence to defined doctrine.
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Glen Echo Park Sunday Close Enforced by Sheriff
Glen Echo endured a quiet Sunday as heavy weather kept park activity minimal and Sheriff Mullican had ordered the amusement site closed on Sundays citing Maryland blue laws. Lorenzo Shaw faced opposition from one resident over a permit while former Mayor John A Garrett noted villagers were not bothered by weekend openings and had previously criticized the enforcement.
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Baltimore
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Rockville
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Prayer and Transformation Through Communion in Sermon
Pastor Milton Waldron of Ghilah Baptist Church preached on prayer from I Corinthians 1 38 and Isaiah 40 31 stressing prayer as a spiritual act that brings God down to man. He said true prayer unites soul and God, transforming believers toward the likeness of the Father through Jesus Christ.
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Equilibrium and Rest in Christ at First Baptist Church
The Rev Dr J B Clayton preached on the greatest need of the age, equlibr ium in the gospel of Christ. He warned of a Babel electric age of haste and unrest in society and urged rest for heart and mind through Christ’s spirit and the Golden Rule.
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Episcopalian To Take Veil Miss Ya Hitchcock Converts
Miss Ya Hitchcock daughter of Rev Charles Hitchcock head at Hitchcock Military Academy San Rafael Cal formerly rector of St Pauls plans novitiate with the Sisters of the Holy Name in Oakland The Rev Hitchcock comments on conversion and duty noting Jesuit influence and recent converts at St Ignatius Feast in San Francisco amid celebrations by Signts Church fathers.
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Grave of Fifteen Skeletons Found Near Potomac Site
Workmen unearthed a shallow trench near Twenty third and B streets while excavating for a medical school project. The remains, dating to the eighteenth century, included about fifteen white men with three King George copper coins. No clear cause of death or origin is known, prompting historian Philip Inch to pursue a deeper, wider inquiry into Potomac history and possible pirate or slave trade ties.
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Virginia
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Killed at Work In Kentucky Train Blast Victim
Maurice Rowe Meetze two years old, only son of Mr and Mrs EB Meetze, of M41 Q Street Northwest, was accidentally killed Saturday in Louval le Ky. The body will be shipped to Meetze, Va, for burial tomorrow. Deetze has relatives in Virginia and South Carolina. Helen Meetze, sisters, and Mrs William Herndon of this city, plus Mrs William Chewning of Fredericksburg Va, are named relations.
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Fredericksburg
League to honor pastor with restoration appeal at St Aloysius
The Third Sunday Service of the League of the Sacred Heart at St Aloysius Church collects funds to raise $1,200 for interior repairs ahead of the church’s golden jubilee on October 16. A circular urges 1068 league members to contribute as the church, and Gonzaga College rector Rev Eugene Del… aim to present a fine appearance for the celebrations, with the restoration led by committee members and the aim to support the new pastor Rev Eugene Delw… J.
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Duonell
Pulpit reflections on mind and mortality by Rev McKenny
The Rev Wo G McKenny of Largdon ME Church preached twice, using Luke 9 60 as text. He mused on human limits in understanding electricity, the body, and the intellect, contrasting physical mastery with the deeper spiritual realm and noting man's diminished dominion over creation.
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Solomons Temple
Iran
Public Opinion Turn in Chamber Meetings and Inauguration Talk
Debate within the Chamber of Commerce over action on public affairs continues despite bad weather. Services at Mount Saint Alban and St. Albans Church moved indoors. Chaplain Brown cites forgiveness in a sermon as a prelude to plans about publishing a story on a poet’s deaths and an inaugural theme. An inquest into Harvey Blamuller’s death aboard the Triton is set for Coroner Glazebrook to determine if it was accidental or suicide.
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City bulletins demand Heurich's Senate beer
Arlington Bottling Co announces availability of Heurichs Senate beer at grocers with product line described as the old ert and finest beer produced in America, ten months old and ready for purchase by customers via phone orders in Arlington.
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Five Boys Save Express Car From Embankment Crash
Five boys from Woodwardville, Otto Meyer age 14 and brothers aged 12 11 10 and 9, warned motorman Alfred Philo of a burning crosswired pole on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric line. They waved handkerchiefs along the curve, aiding the emergency stop just 200 feet from the obstruction. the crew and passengers praised their courage as the car halted safely at White House Station. The boys declined any reward, returning home to their Sunday duties.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Disposes Large Case Load
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports heavy activity in the fiscal year ending June 30 with 138 live cases on its calendar at year start and 206 dismissed, 112 granted, and 9 disposed of affirmative relief. From September 1908 to June 1909 about 70 cases remained on the docket, with roughly 7 percent filed in the final three months, and an average of over two calendar cases handled per working day in the ten months studied.
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