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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1907

Page

19

Denounce the Saloon Webber bill Indorsed in Capital Protest

A mass temperance rally at Belasco Theater with over 2000 supporters endorsed Representative Amos Webber’s bill to prohibit liquor in the District. Speakers, including Rev J Carl Doney and Rev Frederick Power, denounced the liquor trade, urged action, and called for a Valentine’s Day Capitol demonstration to press the measure.

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 Theme In VA MCA Address

Representative DF Foe ter of Vermont spoke on Lincoln as a unifying symbol in a Roosevelt era like address, saying Lincoln’s victory united the common people and that his death left him a monarch in the hearts of Americans. Rev George Whitehouse spoke at Northeast Temple on leadership spirit citing Daniel as exemplar, stressing purpose power and religious motive as core leader traits.

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

Famine in China Prompts US Red Cross Relief Appeal

J Selwin Talt of the International Banking Corporation urged urgent aid for famine victims near the Grand Canal in China. He noted 15 million affected, floods destroyed crops and homes across 40 000 square miles, and urged Americans and Europeans to contribute to a Red Cross relief fund via telegraphic transfers. President Roosevelt had appealed and contributed, urging broader support to uphold humanitarian ties with the Orient.

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 Speech at Brooklyn Brotherhood Installation

The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip installed new officers at People's Congregational Church, colored, M street near Seventh in Northwest. Rep George D McCreary of Pennsylvania addressed the group, urging living by the Bible and belief in a future life, with a large choir performing.

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

Frat Men Make Merry at Washington Alumni Banquet

The Washington Beta Theta Pi Alumni held their annual banquet at the Highlands Saturday night honoring Dr Laws and Judge Lynch. About thirty-five members and guests attended with toasts by Rev Dinwiddie and remarks by Johns Hopkins’ J H Stabler and Howard University president W F Thirkield on Beta principles and ideals.

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

Fisher Folk Friend of the Mariners

Dr Whifred T. Grenfell, a young English surgeon, spoke in Washington about his mission among Labrador and Newfoundland fisher folk. He described two mission hospitals at Battle Harbor and Indian Harbor, his ship Strathcona, and life conditions of coastal workers.

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 By Rational Living Case

A seventeen year old girl with tuberculosis and severe weight loss improved through dispensary care at a free clinic. Open windows and better sanitation aided recovery, with weight rising from 78 to 100 pounds. The program at 26 F Street NW and the Ouray Building advocates education, treatment, and legislation to curb the disease.

Committee On the F Street Ouray

Selecting G W U Debatera in final trial for UNC April city debate

Fifteen George Washington University students competed in a trial debate to join the team that will face the University of North Carolina in April in this city. Seven men were declared eligible for the final trial next Saturday: Couden, Baer, Van Vieck, Berrys, Holmes, Rowe, and Hendry. Editor Given Surprise in New Home in Brightwood. Mrs. D. Douglas Wilson hosted a house warming at 1314 Madison Avenue with about thirty guests, Laura Scully played piano, Badie Julia Gompers sang, and Mrs. G B Heinecker and Susie White Laisa performed piano duets. Mr has for years editor of the Machinists Official Journal.

George Washington University University of North Carolina Couden Law Baer van Vieck Berrys College Holmes Rowe Hendry D. Douglas Wilson Brightwood Madison Avenue Laura Scully Badie Julia Gompers G. B. Heinecker Susie White Laisa Werce Machinists

Burglar Steals $25 From Feed Store Safe

Charles B Stewart reports his feed store at 224 D Street Southeast broken into Saturday night or Sunday morning. About 825 in dimes nickels and quarters vanished from the office safe. Entry gained by unlocking the outside door. the safe was not locked. No further details given.

Charles B Stewart D Street Southeast

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