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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1907

Page

13

Denounce the saloon and Webber bill indorsement rally

Two thousand crusaders gathered at the Belasco Theater to back Representative Amos Webber of Ohio and the Webber bill for prohibition in the District. Speakers branded liquor traffic as a national disgrace, urged immediate legal prohibition, and called for a mass rally at the Capitol on February 14 and a "Dry Sunday" with temperance orators.

Belasco Ehelasco J. Carl Doney Harnside M. E. Church Amos R. Webper Ohio West Qhican Congress Harris Louis Linkhan White Government Asylum For the Capitol Con Bresa Webber Dr. Power Henry N. Couden House of Representatives Hearera Shinn New Orleans Kentucky Charles F. Winbigier First Baptist Church Doney Washington Anacostia Anti-Cigarette Club

Lincoln Unity Highlighted By Vermont Rep Foe ter

Representative DF Foerter of Vermont praised Lincoln as a symbol of common people's unity in a talk on Present 3 Problems. He linked Lincoln’s era to the Union’s triumph and described him as the nation’s heartbeat, with the thirteen states bonded by shared danger and pride. Rev George Whitehouse spoke on presidents and kings, arguing true leadership rests on purpose power and religious motive, citing Daniel as the exemplar who led with spirit and intellect.

Lincoln DF Foeter Vermont MC. A. Byinnigium Fosters Republic George Whitehouse Emanuel Baptist Church Northeast Temple Daniel Whitehorse

Famine Appeal Urges U S Aid For China Crisis

J Selwin Talt of the International Banking Corporation appeals for liberal assistance to famine-stricken areas near the Grand Canal in China. He notes ten to fifteen million people affected, with floods destroying crops and homes over 40 000 square miles. The Red Cross funds are to be transmitted by cable free of charge.

J. Selwin Talt International Banking Corporation Orient Grand Canal China Red Cross Society Taft Mr. Tat North Carolina Virginia United States Europe Roosevelt

Congressman's Religion Talk Highlights Brotherhood Installation

The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip installed officers at the People's Congregational Church in Washington. Rep George D McCreary of Pennsylvania addressed the gathering urging belief in a future life and calling on members to live by the Bible. A large choir performed a special musical program.

Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip People’s Congregational Church M' Street Seventh Street George D. McCreary Pennsylvania L. B Moore W. P. Thomas R. C. Powell J. A. Browne B. F. Browne L. Webster A. W. Toppin Jastua Molen Steven Plummer R. H. Browne J. EB. French Perry P. Riley J. R. Miles Charles Pryor Mr. McCreary

Washington Beta Theta Pi Alumni Banquet Honors Leaders

The Washington Alumni Beta Theta Pi held its annual banquet at the Highlands Saturday night honoring Dr. Laws and Judge Lynch. About 35 members and guests attended with toasts by Rev. Dinwiddie and responses from Laws and Lynch. Johns Hopkins’ J. H. Stabler and Howard University president W. F. Thirkield spoke on Beta ideals and principles. Notables present included Rev. Alien, Dr. Laws, Judge Lynch, and many professors and ministers.

University Club Henry M. Hoyt Yale David T. Day Johns Hopkins John W Washington Beta Theta Pi Highlands Laws A. D. Lynch BE. C. Dinwiddie Lynch J. H. Stabler Johns Hopkins University W. F. Thirkield Howard University H. H Alien J. A. Arnold G. 8. Bradley R. W. Burroughs R. L. Cook G M Churchill da Lancey BE. O. Iinwiddie H. Eastman RG. Fearn Howard Hume Frank J. Kent S. S Laws J. A. D. Lynch J. G. McKay Morey J. N. Myers F. Wesbit George C. Rankin 3. H. Ransom J. A. Sadier M. K. Shaler L. B. Southerland E. K. Staley W. A. Storm W. P.fhirkfeld We ‘Wes Elmer Ee Paine I. TM Tellasons Ammer Hays Raham Lapolis, Bautel

English Surgeon Grenfell Addresses Washington Audiences

Dr Whifred T. Grenfell, English surgeon and missionary to Labrador and Newfoundland fisher folk, spoke at three Washington meetings, describing his work, co operative stores, and two hospital ships. He noted his White House visits, planned Baltimore lecture, and National Geographic Society talk on Labrador people and life.

Whifred T. Grenfell England Labrador Newfoundland Washington First Baptist Church Sixteenth H Streets St John’s Episcopal Church New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Christ United States White House Dr. Grenfell Grenfell Oxford Frederick Traves Army and Navy Strathcona Royal National Mission Battle Harbor Indian Harbor Baltimore National Geographic Society

Consumption Victim Saved Through Rational Living

A seventeen year old girl weighed seventy eight pounds when she sought treatment at a free dispensary for consumptives. After a year of dispensary care and home attention she gained twenty two pounds to reach one hundred, aided by improved ventilation and patient education. The committee on the prevention of consumption promotes instruction and treatment at the dispensary on F Street Northwest and offices in the Ouray Building to curb the disease.

Committee On the F Street Ouray

Selecting G W U Debatera and Final Trial Debaters

George Washington University held a trial debate Saturday night to choose seven finalists for the university team to face the University of North Carolina in April. Eligible contenders include Couden Baer Van Vieck Berry Holmes Rowe and Hendry from law and college programs.

George Washington University University of North Carolina Couden Law Baer van Vieck Berrys College Holmes Rowe Hendry

Burglar Steals $25 From Feed Store Safe

Charles B Stewart reports his 224 D street southeast feed store broken into between Saturday night and Sunday morning. About 825 in dimes nickels and quarters taken from the office safe. Entry gained by unlocking the outer door. the safe was not locked.

Charles B Stewart D Street Southeast

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