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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1911

Page

4

Taft Tours National Museum to View Lincoln Memorial Plans

President Taft met with the Lincoln Memorial commission at the White House and visited the National Museum to inspect Henry Bacon designs for a Potomac Park memorial. Pope’s plans are due January 1 and will be evaluated after a further commission visit. The panel weighs Potomac Park, Meridian Hill, or Soldiers’ Home sites with Gettysburg road favored by Clark.

Taft Lincoln Memorial Commission National Museum Building Henry Bacon New York Tech Potomac Park John Russell Pope Memoriala Meridian Mr. Pope White House Clark Cullum Wetmore Cannon Money Spencer Coubey Bacon McCall Potomac River Capitol Washington Monument Congress Pope Fia Sixteenth Street Meridian Hill Soldiers' Home North Capitol Street Mesars Fine Arts Commission Memorial Road Gettysburg Speake

Eight Churches Form New Baptist Association

Last week at Mount Carmel Church a new Baptist association of eight churches in and near the district was formed. The moderator is Rev Wo W D Norman with vice secretaries Rev W D Jarvis and J W Branson. Other officers include recording secretary Hey J H Ran dolph, assistant recording secretary John Branom, corresponding secretary Hey Dr J Milton Waldron, and treasurer Rev Dr W J Howard. An executive committee was named including Revs A Bayles W P Gibbons J T Clark J FE Loving Charles Cushingberry S M dahnson B Gorfion Walter H Brooks Josep Matthews W J Robinson Joseph I Lee Edward Blackwell Frank Washington J A Taylor W B Carroll Moses Anderson Robert Robertson J EB Ennis Joseph Manning Peyton Washington R Emanuel Ward J KE New man Joseph Montgomery Dr C H Marshall James Hans Sylvester D Walker P 9S Stubbs Joseph Brooks George Oliver James Marshall Orman Homes John Holmes Edward Dicker son Robert Henderson James Jordan Edward Reynolds Dr 4 R Collins and J B. Roberts.

New Baptist Association Mount Carmel W D Norman W D Jarvis J W Branson Hey J. H. Randolph John Branom J Milton Waldron W J Howard A Bayles W P Gibbons J T Clark J FE Loving Charles Cushingberry M. Dahnson B Gorfion Walter H Brooks Josep Matthews J Robinson Joseph I. Lee Edward Blackwell Frank Washington J A Taylor W B Carroll Moses Anderson Robert Robertson J EB Ennis Joseph Manning Peyton Washington R Emanuel Ward J KE Newman Joseph Montgomery C H Marshall James Hans Sylvester D Walker Stubbs Joseph Brooks George Oliver James Marshall

Public Health Lectures Presented by Medical Association

Three public health lectures are scheduled this week under the Woman's Clinic and the American Medical Association. Dr Elnora Cuddeback Folkmar will discuss Social Hygiene at 2:30 pm tomorrow for Normal No 2 students and mothers, and again Thursday at 8 pm for the District Women Suffrage Association at Lockwood Hall. Dr Charles I Griffith will present the second talk on Poisoning and Aldermen in Cases to the Federation of Women's Clubs east study of the Public Library Friday at 2:30 pm.

Woman's Clinic T Street Northwest American Medical Association Elnora Cuddeback Folkmar Sumner School Normal No 2 Folkmar Womens Suffrage Association Lockwood Hall F Street Charles I Grifith Federation of Women's Clubs

Flowers for Social Functions and Holiday Gifts

Guée's Mowers and decorations are preferred for weddings and social events. The notice lists complete winter menus, gift items, and assorted goods from Lenz & Loseau and other local shops, with emphasis on affordable luncheon and dinner offerings and small gift possibilities for the season.

Guée Lenz & Loseau Ith St Nw Ing

Paymaster General T J Cowie Urges Higher Pay and More Clerks

Paymaster General T J Cowie warns in his Navy Department annual report that current clerks are insufficient for the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. He notes that the new bookkeeping system raises clerical needs, many former clerks have moved to other departments, and the rising cost of living erodes effective pay. He argues higher pay would boost efficiency and reduce turnover.

Lowie Poiuts Tagterrillin Navy Department Bureau of Supplies T. J. Cowie Navy Anne Vts

New Fish Exhibit Opens at National Museum District Section

The National Museum debuts a District of Columbia fish exhibit painted to look alive and displayed in alcohol-filled glass jars. About seventeen jars feature species such as chub minnow rosy dace blue spotted sunfish and large mouth bass, with notes on color change and breeding.

National Museum District of Columbia

Debaters Reorganize At Business High School

The Debating Society of the Business High School has reorganized. Miss Throck Morton and Mr Lucas were elected with faculty members The Prophet and Mercury as editors H Bruce and L Freudberg preside. Officers include L Frank president H Shultair vice president Mise Clark secretary Mr Boldin treasurer and Leo Brodie official reporter.

The Business High School Miss Throckmorton Mr. Lucas the Prophet Mercury H Bruce L Freudberg Thaa

Conspirators Harrison and Marshall Sentenced to Five Years

Harrison and Willie A Marshall were convicted on November 9 in the criminal court of conspiring to swindle Edward Sears of 955 dollars. Justice Anderson Sears sentenced both to five years in the penitentiary. Sears testified they met at a moving picture theater last spring and swindled him, then were detained by Brederick authorities after a suspicious witness alerted police at their hotel.

Harrison Marshall Jon Bef Harrison Willie A Marshall Edward Sears Anderson Sears Moving Picture Theater Prederick Brederick

William C Myers in Washington renewing naval ties

William C Myers, a revenue service official, visits Washington to renew acquaintance with officers of the service and the navy. The record notes his 1884 role as metallurgist aboard McCullagh and later tasks under Admiral Dewey during the Manila Bay operations, including command of the engineer department and the voyage from Manila to Hongkong.

William C. Myers Willam C Myers Revenue Cate Ter Washington Navy Myers McCullagh Dewey Rarndall Manila Bay Manila Hongkong

Washington High Band Seeks Cadet Status

Washington High School Band seeks integration into the Washington High Cadets to form a cadet band. The group lists nine cornets two clarinets two flutes three altos one barytone one trombone one bass horn two snare drums one bass drum and one cymbal, with members from Technical Western Business and Central high schools. Rehearsals occur Wednesdays and Fridays at Technical High School at 3 PM. current practice funds could be saved if folded into the cadets.

Washington High School Washington Highchool Technical High School Western Business Central A M Phillips R. L. Jackson R. L Taylor RH Garren A. E B. Wells Seventh Street Rhode Island Avenue

Law Students Debate at Washington College of Law

The Debating Society discussed the subject That the Initiative and Referendum Should be Incorporated in the Constitutions of the Different States. The decision favored the affirmative led by Mr Moore and Miss Ginsburg, with Mr Temple and Miss Melton opposing.

Law Washington College of Law Moore Miss Ginsburg Mr. Temple Miss Melton

Gould 421 Ninth Street Scrapbook Entries Highlight city notes

Jay Gould records show a 421 Ninth Street address with scrapbook images and memorabilia. The fragment references organizing pages and photos for a personal collection amid varied notes and stray phrases.

Jay Gould Doles War Gould Bizegt

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