Browmekar Prize Cars Offer Free College Courses
The Washington Post invites over 100 competitors in a Browmekar contest to win free one year scholarships at the Automobile College of Washington. Winners gain full auto engineering access and shop privileges, with public-school demonstrations to begin when weather permits.
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Cruelty Fines Sought To Go To District Treasury
Horse owners and the Chamber of Commerce urged a bill directing all cruelty fines to the District Treasury rather than the Humane Society. BF Edwards led the horse owners, with A Leftwich Sinclair backing the measure unanimously endorsed by the Chamber. Commissioner Johnston opposed the clause moving police manpower to oversee cruelty cases. Hutchins and Snow attended but did not speak, promising a later reply.
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Church and French Sermons Lead Lenten Schedule in Mount Vernon Place
Former Gos KR Bwenn ot Orth Carolina primes the Woman's Christian Temperance Union to speak at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South Friday night at 8 o'clock. The union plans mass meetings as Gov Glenn campaigns. Mrs To MoN Stevens and Anna A Gordon, leaders of the National WCTU, are expected soon. They will testify on reform measures pending in Congress. Dr L J Grimal M, president of Marist College Brook land, will preach in French at the Convent of Perpetual Adoration Fourteenth and v streets tomorrow at 4 o'clock, with Benediction. Grimal to inaugurate a series of French sermons on Sunday afternoons through Lent. Coroner's verdict on Orville A Henrie, Berwick, Pa., who died after a fall from a fire escape during a Harris Hotel fire on Massachusetts Avenue and North Capitol Street NW, Thursday morning. Freame Leonnard, 1-year-old son of Frederick Leonhardt, died at his home 5 Ninth Street SW yesterday after long illness. funeral Monday in Congressional Cemetery.
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Youthful Prisoner Paroled by Georgetown Judge
Ernest Deans, aged offender who robbed Trinity Church Georgetown poor boxes, was released on parole yesterday by Justice Ashley M Gould in Criminal Court No 1. HeReason youth and 128 days already served in District jails cited, with Norfork Va employer ready to reemploy. Implications of overcrowded Workhouse noted as police court judges push more inmates there, leaving no room in District jail.
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Risiberty
Butter and creamery orders spark market notes
Massachusetts markets report Butter by James Oyster creamery chosen for tour orders. Four Leaf Clover Creamery boxes highlighted. Tayes E Howard of Massachusetts named engineer physicist at the Bureau of Standards earning $3000 annually. A Federal taiload transportation option is noted for quick travel to markets.
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Judge Kimball Seeks Full Vacation as Police Court Chief
Judge Kimball of the police court rejects claims he is abusing government funds. He states he took only two weeks vacation last year and asserts police court judges deserve six weeks, to be taken when convenient. He notes possible absence may extend beyond a day if Senate delays his successor’s confirmation.
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Will Lectures To Friends At Eighteenth Street Meeting
Henry W Wilbur will present an illustrated talk to the Society of Friends worshiping near Eighteenth Street this evening. He will attend worship tomorrow at 1 o clock and again on February 2, with daily public viewing at 18 T Street from 9 to 11 a.m. and 3:30 to 5 p.m.
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Had Unique Distinction Mrs Fitrick Taine Taine died at home in Kitlmallock
Mrs Fitrick Taine died at her Kitlmallock home after a long life as mother to four sons and three daughters. The family included Rev Dr William Warner of Catholic University of America and Rev Dr John Jume of New York among her sons. One daughter joined the Sisters of Charity, a detail noted in the obituary.
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Ireland
Lent Services to Begin at St Paula Church
Lenten discourses start next Tuesday at 7 20 PM in St Paula Catholic Church with a sermon by Father Iranu lsy TD Mauer. The triduum at St Paul 3 ends tomorrow morning with a special mass and sermon by Father Thomas E Burke COSP, the noted Paulist missionary from St Pauls Church New York.
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Inaugural Plan Opposed by Congressional Report
A report to Congress by Maine Representative Guernier proposes a plan for public inauguration ceremonies. It suggests holding the Vice Presidency oath on the last Thursday in March each inaugural year to avoid a constitutional amendment. The measure aims to let President and Vice President take the oath in the House on March 4 with public ceremonies on a later date.
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City Bulletins Retreate and Local Oddities Highlight Notes
The list includes Rev L Brady of Loyola College Baltimore conducting a women’s retreat at St Aloysius Church starting Sunday February. Also mentioned are various local ads and notices for shoes for horses, dining spots, drink offerings, a possible suicide misreport, a concert at Union Station, and a detective travel note regarding a grand larceny case and a potential bigamy charge in Alexandria.
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