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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1909

Page

33

Miss Townsend Aids Awards For Cruelty to Animals

Miss Mathhde Townsend offered twenty gold medals to Washington police officers for top arrests and convictions against cruelty to animals, two medals per precinct across ten districts. The awards, run with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will be displayed in downtown stores as the program begins February 1.

Beasta Mathhde Townsend Mary Scot Townsend Masachusetts Avenue Washington Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Miss Townsend C A Snow PCA

SPEAKS FOR CLEAN STREETS LETTER TO EDITOR

A Washington visitor criticizes civic neglect of street and ground cleaning around government areas and barracks. He notes dusting late before concerts causes crowds and suggests opening doors earlier to prevent pushing and snow‑related hazards.

Washington Washington Barracks Tese

Caledonians Give Dance At Eagles Hall

The Washington Caledonian Society football club hosted a complimentary dance for members and friends at Eagles Hall on Sixth and E streets with over 100 couples attending. An afternoon football game between Caledonian and Mt Washington is set for 3 pm at Brightwood Driving Park.

Washington Caledonian Society Eagles Sixth E Streets Caledonian Club Brightwood Caledonian Mt Washington Imere Alexander Douglas Clanaman Morrison Cameron Hugi’ Tela Montgomery Peebies Spence Smith Reception Black McFarlane Crawford

Catholics Plan Lent Observances Across Churches

Catholic churches prepare Lent starting February 24 with Friday stations of the cross and Stabat Mater choirs. Jesuits offer devotions, ashes distributed at masses from 6:02 am and vesper at 7:30 pm. Weekly Lenten sermons and rosary at 7:30 pm midweek, Friday stations at 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm.

Calvary Jesuits

Irish Fund Growing Urges Pledges By Deadline

The Michael Davitt branch United Irish League reports new contributions to the fund. Donations listed include Downey Leonard Walsh Greenfell Dr Shahan Donovan Boyd Shea Brown Cober Tyler Morrisey Browning and others. The finance committee asks subscribers and ticket holders to send in returns promptly so the fund can be forwarded without delay.

Michael Davitt United Irish League William F Downey John D Leonard E J Walsh Greenfell T J Shahan Thomas J Donovan Philip Boyd H Shea D Brown G M Cober May Tyler B Morrisey John Browning

Not Many Children in Canal Zone

One third of American employees in the Panama Canal Zone live in quarters set aside for married couples, and American children are more numerous there than those of any other nationality. The Isthmian Canal Commission released figures showing the typical zone family includes a husband, wife and one child.

Canal Zone Panama Canal Zone Isthmian Canal Commission

Marine Band Heads To Philadelphia For Loyal Legion Jubilee

The United States Marine Band left yesterday morning to perform at Philadelphia events marking the Loyal Legion’s 100th anniversary. They played at the Union League and attended ceremonies at the Academy of Music, supporting the city’s celebration plans.

Philadelphia United States Marine Band Loyal Legion Union League Academy of Music Schmelder

Prayer Chain Fear Returns After Anonymous Letters

Ministers warn followers to ignore anonymous prayer chain letters circulating this winter. The notes urge recipients to copy and mail to nine others, causing unease among readers. Local clergy advise destruction, noting earlier epistles prompted police inquiries into origins and that no threats are stated.

Estate administrator awarded 1300 in Terra Cotta disaster case

George Wines as administrator for the estate of Burrell P Legg, brake man on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad killed in the Terra Cotta disaster, was awarded 1300 by a Criminal Court No 1 jury presided by Justice Stafford. The original bid asked 10000 damages, represented by Leckie Fulton & Co.

George Wines Burrell P Legg Baltimore and Ohio Stafford Leckie Fulton & Coa Wines

Services at Mission Speak Tomorrow

John Lamb of Virginia will address the Central Union Mission auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Miss Jennie Smith the railroad evangelist speaks in the chapel at 6 30 p m. Free lunches are served to about 60 homeless men at the mission both morning and evening.

John Lamb Virgina Central Union Mission Jennie Smith

Busy National Lodging Bookings Listed by City

A crowded roster of named individuals and spouses across states listing hotel stays at the New Willard, Shoreham, and other houses. Entries include William Bigelow Raleigh, Robert Levering, Walter Savory New York, and numerous couples for destinations from Baltimore to West Virginia, with dates implied by the listings.

Baltimore William 2. Bigelow Robert M Levering Raleigh Rostone H Noyes New Willard Graham Brooks Shoreham Harry Jackson Jemon Chicago ECC Eckert Franch C Kelley New Willard P Mason Metropolitan New York Walter H Savory Pearsons Wits and Child Raleigh Kilmer Dees Louie Lambert Wits Misa Louloe Meyer William Stephenson Joseph Gronner Willerd J J Allen Wol Gole M Perry LD Cremie Owen Brounen Paul Black Arlington AL Maybush Langdon W P Mason National James Barbour Thomas Moore Thompson St James Josephine Allert Thompson Norris Metropolitan Philadelphia Albert Kelsey William Robster New Willard K Freeman Shoreham Bert Harrison Pittsburg J Floyd L L Post A. L Robinson Colorado Margaret Denver Ariington California Chaclea P Bristow San Jose J ‘P Molloy San Francisco W H. Webster New Willard Sonnecticut A. D Cofix Harford New Whisra WC Minghin RB Derrell New Heaven Shoreham Flomida George W. Parkhill Jacksonville Raleigh Grohgia John H Reynotas Fame New Wil Kansas William I. Trump Topeka Kentugly John J McHenry Louisville Marta Robert Shriver Cumberland Rafels Mashachusette F Smith Weatlake Ional Michigan John B Wabber Mies F B .Webber J M Peter Lansing New York State J Langston Buflalo Feleigh D Denny Buffalo GM Syeztnneley Rochester Davenport Thomas L. Ring Newburgh Ave Ington Morton Brooklyn Jersey Thompking Atlantic City Georgé H Pott Wyman Orange W Baker Wiliam Chick Newark New Willera Dickson A Dedelle Ward Montoler Léllh Herr Harris Jérsey City National North Carolina M. Cox Asheville Winter Columbus St. James Pennsylvania Mia A Binink Reading Heleigh Hhode Island Kapeo Providene Tennessee J B Mitchell Knoxside Virginia L. E. Jackson Norfolk H. P Levis Lynchbure West Virginia A . M. Davenport Pharitmton Rateigh

Interstate Commerce Commission to Prosecute Street Railways

The Interstate Commerce Commission will prosecute nearly all Washington DC street railway companies for crowding cars, under the May 1908 act. District Attorney Baker will handle cases based on district inspectors reports, with specific crowded routes named across Fourteenth Street, Pennsylvania Avenue, and other lines.

Baker Atlon District of Columbia Interstate Commerce Commission Lane District Electric Railway Commission Fourteenth Pennsylvania Avenue Columbia Seventh Street Eleventh Street le Droit Park Maryland Ninth Street Brookland F Street Mount Pleasant D Street Brightwood Georgetown Tennallytown Great Fells Old Dominion Fal's Church Washington Alexandra Mount Vernon District Commission Publc Ralph Given

Montreal Carnival Opens With Ice Palace Attracts Washington Visitors

Washington residents travel to Montreal for the winter carnival running from yesterday through February 2. The event features a giant ice palace as its centerpiece and nightly mock battles in military style. Other events include skating contests sleighing races hockey matches and a skiing contest by Norwegian athletes closing the festival.

MOUNT ST MARYS ALUMNI TO DINE AT NATIONAL HOTEL

Washington alumni of Mount St Marys Emmitsburg Md will gather for their annual dinner near Wednesday evening at the National Hotel. Richard J Malone of Lynchburg Va will be guest speaker. D W Baker James F Smith Leo F Stock Walter J Tharp and Frank M Ward lead the dinner crew. The college marked its centennial last year with honors for Thomas T Lee William T Russell and D W Baker.

Washington Mount St Marys Emmitsburg National Hotel Richard J Malone Lynchburg Va United States D W Baker James F Smith Leo F Stock Walter J’ Tharp Prank M Ward Mountain Thomas T Lee William T Russell

University Club Election to be Held at Sixteenth and K

The annual meeting and election of officers of the University Club take place this afternoon and evening at the home on Sixteenth and K streets. Polls open 12 to 2 and 5 to 7 for four council seats and four admissions committee spots. Nine candidates seek council seats and five seek admissions. Dr Wolcott, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, will preside at the evening business meeting. A supper will follow.

University Club Ang K Committee of Admissions Wolcott Smithsonian Institution

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