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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1905

Page

4

Delegates in Church Four Ministers Lead West Visit

Washington readjusts ideas of Western civilization as four delegates from Oklahoma, all clergy, attend services at Metropolitan Church and First Congregational Church. They speak of West glories and plan to organize at the National Hotel, with an afternoon automobile tour planned.

Washington Congress Oklahoma Metropolitan Church Far West J. J.thompson Oklahoma City H. L Cloud Wellston Okla C. B. Larrabes Cushing T. H. Harper Frank Bristol West Mississippi River Artington First Congregational Church Stephen Newman National Hotel

Gray Addresses Lost Opportunities at Amherst Y M C A

Ora Samuel Gray of Amherst spoke on Lost Opportunities at a Belasco Theater Y M C A afternoon meeting. He compared today’s youth to Saul and cited the Witch of Endor and Samuel’s prophecy, saying curiosity prevented a timely divine reply. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Bard led singing. Percy Foster assisted.

Ora Samuel Gray Amherst Young Men's Christian Association Belasco Theater Saul Witch Endor Samuel God Willam T. Reed Charles Ta Bard Percy S. Foster

Seats Free to Public at Associated Charities Meeting

Public notices announce free seats for the December 12 annual meeting of the Associated Charities at the Church of the Covenant. Chairmen Janney Neill and Weller urge attendance, with 8 pm general admission of reserved seats. Also reports from the Maine Association and Columbia Heights Art Club meeting proceedings.

Associated Charities B. T. Janney Bard of Managera Charles P. Neill Charles F Weller Associated Armies Church of the Covenant Columbia Heights Art Club Gibbs Stokes Neilson

Divinity of Christ Sermon Delivers at New Church

Rev Juhan K Smyth of the Thirty-fifth Strict New Jerusalem Church in New York spoke last night at the New Church on the absolute and sole divinity of Jesus Christ. The sermon argued Christ’s own claim as the promised God Messiah. Separate note states pure food laws will not interfere with Burnett’s Vanilla and no State board has questioned its purity.

Kirk Fund New Church Juhan K. Smyth New Jerusalem Church New York Jesus Christ Christ Burnett

End Of Symposia At Government Printing Office

Public Printer Stillings orders wind up of loan associations in the Government Printing Office on the last day of symposiums. He says such groups drain government time with high interest lending and must end. Officers’ authority and access during work hours draw criticism from employees and collectors barred during working hours.

Government Printing Office Public Printer Stings Stillings Stringy

Evans Gets A Good Berth In Chicago Police Bureau

Boward A. Evans former superintendent of the national bureau of criminal identification in Washington has been appointed fingerprint expert for Chicago police identification of criminals. The civil service exam placed him above sixteen rivals and his local friends acclaim his promotion. Evans, born and raised in Chicago, learned police work from his father Captain M P Evans who runs the city bureau. Evans built the national rogue gallery to over 3000 portraits and led exhibits at St. Louis during the exposition. His Chicago post will be a crucial support to police work as fingerprint identification grows in use nationwide with high accuracy and permanence.

Boward A. Evans National Bureau of Criminal Identification Washington Police Department Chicago Evans Bureau of Criminal Identification Mr. Evans Capt M. P. Evans Edward Evans St. Louis Falr National Bureau England France Eddie Evans

Teresa Hill Takes the Veil in Albany Convent

City notices report Miss Teresa Hill, daughter of the late Peter Hill and Mrs Nora Hill, has taken vows as a nun at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Albany New York. Hill previously lived in Washington DC with her mother for many years.

Teresa Hill Peter Hill Nora Hil Convent of the Sacred Heart Albany H. Higham Gonmreselone

Christmas Votes at Washington Markets

The Washington Post readers are advised on the best city markets for meats fish and produce. Several stalls list offerings with phone contact and hours noting open daily and weekend schedules. Also includes funeral notices for Capt Algernon Maupin in Virginia and Mrs Catharine Webster in Washington with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for rheumatic lameness.

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