TRUE FRIEND OF POOR SERMON BY FATHER DOYLE AT ST STEPHEN'S
Rev Father A P Doyle rector of the Apostolic Mission House at Catholic University of America closes two week mission at St Stephen's Church with a sermon praising the Catholic Church as champion of the downtrodden and a powerful agency for reverence for authority and law. He argues wealth culture harms many and calls the church a saving factor in American life and foresees expansion by drawing national intellectual and spiritual life to its teaching.
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Apostolic Mission House
Catholic University of America
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America
Minister Dr David Wills Dies in Philadelphia at Eighty
Dr David Wills of Philadelphia, a renowned Presbyterian minister, who authored a wartime Southern Presbyterian declaration defending slavery, traveled to Florida for winter with his son Judge Wills. The interview outlines the controversial 1860s stance and subsequent reactions from Charles Hodge and others.
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Philadelphia
Florida
Judge Wills
Eighth Judicial District
Wills
Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Charles Hodge
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Charlotte
Spottsylvania Court House
England
Scotland
Hodge
Vlew
Bodge
Lesson for the Lawmakers from Hezekiah’s Example
Dr. Radcliffe, pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, preached on The Example and Influence of Hezekiah. He urged lawmakers to align national prosperity with religious character, stressing the priority of revival, righteousness, and embracing God’s word in legislation.
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Radcliffe
Hezekiah
Wallace Radcliffe
Pater
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dr. Radcliffe
Calvary
Simpson Church Dedicated by Bishop Earl Cranston
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church at Sherman and Florida avenues near Tenth Street NW was formally dedicated yesterday. Rev. Alfred Young presided in the morning and Bishop Earl Cranston delivered the dedicatory sermon at 3 PM. The church, originally Asbury Mission founded in 1876, was presented to the bishop by Pastor Rev. S. H. Norwood with assistance from Rev. J. F. Chestnut and Rev. M. W. Clair.
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Earl Cranston
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Sherman and
Florida Avenues
Tenth Street
Alfred Young
S. H. Norwood
J. F. Chestnut
Central Methodist Episcopal
M. W. Clair
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Asbury Mission
Symphony Orchestra Concert Impresses Washington Audience
The Washington Symphony Orchestra gave a successful Chase's concert with an engaging program. Notable performances by Miss Fila Starkacin and pieces by Schubert Boceherthi Gounod Delibes and Moszkowski drew praise for tone, technique, and interpretive skill.
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
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von Suppe
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Delibes
Gries
Fila Starkacin
Ila Coms
Littolt
Boltade
Chopinaluds
Paganini
Liszt
Moszkowski
Mi. de Koveh
HH. A. Wallage
War Department
Brandi
Washington
Carshestra
Jubilee Celebration for Immaculate Conception Anniversary at Georgetown
The fiftieth anniversary of Pope Pius IX’s doctrine will be observed at Georgetown College December 7 to 9 under the Sodality of the Immaculate Conception. Attending dignitaries include Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Falconio and Agius. The program features a solemn alta mass, a marble memorial, and a reunion of the clans of 1904 with various speeches and songs.
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United States
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Pittsburg
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N. Y
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Philadelphia
Hirst
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Washington
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St. Paul
John Agar
New York
James Tracy
Albany
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Falconio
Philippines
Mgr. Agius
Catholic University
Dableren
Jerome Dougherty
Georgetown University
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Mele
Battle
Whinett
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Elack
New
New South
Vahlgren Chapel
Sicily
Rome
District Building Notes and City Infrastructure Concerns
The Engineer Commissioner proposes daily salaries of J B Shinn and J L Waters at three dollars for sewer inspectors. The Fourth precinct police flag a dangerous ML Street Bridge over James Creek Canal with rotten planking. Brookland seeks school closure over diphtheria. health officer Woodward takes case under advisement and the school is disinfected. The central medical supply depot near 1241 Twentieth Street NW faces waste decisions. Captain Darnall reports service concerns after a Warner Stutler findings. A proposed restaurant licensing amendment would allow Commission ers to approve or protest licenses by majority property-holder at the square fronting area. The Chief Engineer cites inadequate theater water service and proposes four inch stand pipes. A refuse pile on a four and a half block square near 1412 prompts health, police, and Commission ers debate. Walker asserts no health menace and police caution on weed and litter visibility, with Commissioner West reviewing the matter.
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ML Street
Jamey Creek Canal
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Brookland Citizens’ Association
Twentieth Street
Co. R. Darnall
Commissionera
Warner Stutler
H. FE. Darneille
Aszeesor
Heath Department
Police Department
W. J H. Walther
Health Department
Walker
Eley
Funeral Service for J C Glick Held at Trinity Lutheran
The funeral of J C Glick, who died after months of illness, was conducted at Trinity Lutheran Church with German sermon by Rev Hensch Schroeder and Mingish speech by Rev E C Morhart. Interment followed at Prospect HHS cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Mary Holsten, a daughter, and two grandsons John and George Thalsten. he was eighty eight and long employed at the navy yard.
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TC. Glick
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hensch Schroeder
Trinity Church
E. C. Morhart
Christ Lutheran Clurch
HHS
Mary Holsten
Monsrs
John
George Thalsten
Havy Yard
Obituary notices Mrs Wilhelmina Blumenberg dies at Tawarden
Mrs Wilhelmina Blumenberg aged sixty four died yesterday at her Tawarden apartments 119 A street northwest. Widow of Rudolph Blumenberg a civil and mining engineer she leaves four children Milton Moxley and Menden of this city and a daughter J L McNair of Denver.
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Wilhelmina Blumenberg
Tawarden
Full Dress Holiday Wash Dress In Season Ad
The New Year social season follows holidays with receptions and events. Shop full dress, tuxedo, or frock suit now. Special values offered on all styles, including tax benefits highlighted.
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Orar
Washington
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