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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

Page

15

Immigrant Defended as Assimilation Miracle Urges Education

Dr Edward A Steiner of Town College spoke at a YMCA gathering on immigration social issues. He argued immigrants gradually adopt American ideals and speech, defend Latin Slav Semitic newcomers, and show an anthropological change in physical traits. He urged educating immigrants for citizenship and cited European remigration as advancing American products and values.

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Randolph knocked from horse in Rock Creek Park accident

Charles CG Randolph manager of iSecurities Corporation was knocked from his horse by a low-hanging branch in Rock Creek Park Hera Garfield Hospital treated for a fractured right arm scalp wounds and bruises not serious Accompanied by a friend Randolph left his home at 215 T Street NW riding a bridle path when the horse bolted and passed under a tree He was rushed to hospital in a patrol wagon by Seventh precinct officers.

Charles CG. Randolph iSecurities Corporation Rock Creek Park Hera Garfield Hospital Mr. Randolph T Street Northwest Seventh Precinct Randolph

Christmas Sermon Highlights Simplicity of Faith and Broad Vision

The Rev John Van Schaick Jr of Church of Our Father delivers a Christmas sermon titled The Wise Men and the Shepherds Today stressing that religion rests on fundamental simplicity and needs broadest vision. He argues faith bases on human nature and need for God not infallibility or creed, urging scholars and lay alike to join in renewing religion.

John van Schaick, Jr John van Schalck, Jr Church of Our Father Thirteenth Ltreets van Schalck Jesus Christ

Uncle Phil Hosts Southern Railway Possum Dinner at 411 Twentieth

The well known Southern Railway porter nicknamed Uncle Phil hosted his annual possum dinner yesterday at 411 Twentieth Street attended by over 30 officials and employees. The event, begun during slavery days with a fat opossum, has become a regular winter feast featuring turkey and chicken Georgia style along with several named attendees from the road.

Uncle Phil Southern Railway Company Bla Ely Twentieth Street The Southern Ufe Marshall Georgia Phil H. C. Ausley W. A. Henderson A. H. Plant L. S. Brown A. Stewart H. 8. Laughton R. von Glaemer H. C. B. Cooper M. C. Figg W. H. Gatchell John W. Conner W. A. Applegate M. H. Dooley P. H. Quinn A. J. Joyce J. F. Johnson J . Thompson D. Davis A. E. Fowler R. PF. Beckham K. C. Alteich H. F. Lowman J. W. Connally T. L. Sheton W. H. Burton H. B. Take D. Kelley W. P. Cox A. H. Oliver W. R. Baumgardner G. , Com

Pleads For The Children In Salvation Army Case

Mrs. M Smalley adjutant of the American Salvation Army and manager of the Girls Home and Orphans Home at John Marshall place in the city returned from New York where she testified in the New York supreme court litigation over the use of the Salvation Army name. The English branch led by Gen William Booth seeks an injunction against Gen Duffin commander in chief of the American Army. Mrs Smalley showed seven infant orphans under a month old in the home and warned that a ruling against them could force closure of their care for the poor and outcasts.

M. Smalley American Salvation Army Girls’ Home Orphan's Home John Marshall Place New York Supreme Court Justice O'Gorman Gen. Duffin American Army Salvation Army Mttla Booth Pennsylvania Balvarion Army

City Bulletins and Retail Notices from 19th Century Ads

A mixed page of city notices and shop advertisements lists grocery items and prices at Coldenstroth's 1518 Pa. Ave, with items such as tomatoes, corn, peaches, and coffee. It also promotes hotel services at Hotel Johnson and the Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House, and advertises cigars, photography supplies, and gas radiators, featuring several local businesses and addresses.

Atmore J. T D. Pyles Enou L. Johnson Hotel Johnson Thomas McDonald Harvey's McDonald

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