Insanity Board advocates funding and enforcement measures
The Board of Charities urged Commissioners to appropriate 310,990 for psychopathic wards and 0,000 for a home school for feeble minded children. It proposed a law for enforced treatment of drug and alcoholic victims and favored keeping the District insane at St Elizabeth. It emphasized no overcrowding at Government Hospital for the Insane and called for after care provisions while noting prohibition opposition.
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Board of Charities
St. Elizabeth
Macfarland
Turesa
Sasane
Tospital
WIN
Nevada
York
Jaen
Reeset
Strom
Emi
Chin
Goverment
Chihira
Childeen
Spadiopathic Warfe
Flom
Jom J Enson
Witann
Plans to Concentrate Markets in Northwest District
City engineers prepare estimates for nuviable steel sheds at Tenth and Twelfth, to serve the Wholesale Producers’ Market. They propose moveable structures to adapt if market location changes. Fire chief absolves captains in January gallery fire. Local notices mention various goods, a theater matinee, and a jail sentence for blanket theft.
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Little B
Engcneer Department
Tastrfet
Ante
Hlashan's
Patent Office
Funeral of Mr Veihmeyer Will Be Held Monday
Funeral services are planned for Mr Veihmeyer who died Thursday at age eighty plus. The service will be held at St Dominic's Church with members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants in attendance. He was born in Austria and lived in the city most of his life, working on the old General Post Office building and later King Stone Construction at 841 110 Ohio Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacuh Vahmeier
Therteenth
St. Dominic'’s Caureh
Veilemeier
Weilmeyer
Bastianne
Bulding
King
Ohio Avenue
Extension of Capital Line Bill Sent to Committee
A bill to extend the Capital Traction Company line to Pulth street and Nwvhwls avenue in Conersss Heights via Gus avenue and Livingstone road in Siapheris Landing was submitted by the Commissioners to Rece ive Smith, chair of the House Compcities, seeking EHACLIAERT. The measure promises two year completion from act approval and a $1,000 deposit to guarantee work.
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Aston
Capital Traction Company
Pulth Street
Nwvhwls Avenue
Conersss Heights
Gus Avenue
Livingstone Road
Siapheris Landing
Smith
Ehacliaert
Unitarian All Souls Church Program and Services
Readable fragments show listings for Unitarian All Souls Church at corner Fourteenth and Six Streets with morning and evening services led by ministers Pierce and Tom m, plus Sunday-school and religious lectures. Other church notices include New Church and Evangelical Christian Science services, a First Church of Christ Scientist, and Spiritualist lectures with a focus on meaning, karma, and soul messages.
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Baptist
Hethany Baptist Church
Hugh T. Stesensoh
Onening
New Meeting
Hoda
Siend Avenue
Second Street
Noravecet Saga Om
Bible Schdul
IL Am
Runing
Hee Snem
Spm
de Iasonsl
Servaue
Adérwise
Eel Wenen Groner
Dbs
Jd Mule
Ant
Christian Baraver
John Compton
Congregational
Congregational Church
Samuel H. Woodrew
D. D
Hlnsio & Ss
Pr. IV
Electiol
ALL Soul's Church
Elyse GB
Pierce
A. T
Alreandy
Coty Studs Close
Tom m
NEW Church
Corcoray
Prank
Ui Her
Capel
Baltimire
Patter
Welers
Prongertner
Wilting
Evangelical Christian Science
Christian Science
lPirst
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Sercites
Sumay
Bom
Thurstias
Ormental Esoteric Center
Stanger, Wel
Midwinter camp meeting at Salvation Army hall
Unites Building Trades with Salvation Army for a ten night midwinter camp on Pennsylvania avenue. The New Association of Unions attached to Inatea with Cant and the Federation of Labor took charge a month ago. The camp ends February 3 with an all day service. Decor includes evergreens and a carpet of cut hay. Tents erected among trees enhance the camp scene. Capt. and Mrs. Smith will host a birthday party during the camp marking Washington's birthdate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suation Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
Inatea
Af Sulth
Federation of Labor
Mrs. Smith
Washington
Bursting Trades Department Formed by Local Unions
A new association for building trades unions formed in this city at Hypographical Temple. The Bursting Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor will coordinate national and international unions by industry. A constitution and by laws are to be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Will Initiate Maccabees at Pythian Temple Wednesday
A class of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World will be Initiated at the Pythian Temple on Wednesday night by the supreme commander Mrs Eastlan M Tiollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Pythian Temple
Organization
Eastlan M. Tiollister
Grocers to Hold Prize Masquerade Ball
The Metal Grocers' Protective Association will stage a prize masquerade ball at Odd Fellows' Hall, 43 Seventh Street Northwest, on Monday in February. Eight prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers
Metal Grocers’ Protective Association
Odd Fellows’ Tall
Seventh Street Northwest
Second Hamilton Lecture At National Academy Meeting
The Hamilton lectures are funded by James Hamilton's bequest to the Smithsonian. Prof George P Hale director of Mount Wilson Solar Observatory California will deliver the April 22 lecture in Washington on Some Recent Advances in Our Knowledge of the Sun. The fund's first use in 1905 funded Dr Andrew D White to speak on The Diplomatic Service of the United States with Hints Toward Reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton
Smithsonian Institution
Hamilton
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
George P Hale
Mount Wilson
Hope Mission Opens In Former Jewish Synagogue
A Hope Mission will open in the former Jewish Synagogue at Sixth and G streets NW tomorrow evening at 7 o clock. The chapel has been fitted and will be called Hope Mission to aid applicants physically intellectually and spiritually with services each night during the coming week. Louis Herman aged seventeen of 12th Second Street was sent to the work house for thirty days in default of $50 after being convicted earlier by Judge Mulloway of defacing two plate glass show windows at the G J McCorry Company.
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Hope Mission
Louis Herman
Second Street
Greteriny
Mulloway
G. J. McCorry Company
Stern Rooms
Seventh Street
Duty Mail Whiskey Company
Rochester
Mrs Fairbanks Re elected Leader At National Junior Republic
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks reelected president of the Woman s League of the National Junior Republic at an Arlington meeting. Officers named include Vice President Mrs Mary S Lockwood recording secretary Mrs James E B Gilbert corresponding secretary Mrs Hannah Sperry and treasurer Mrs James McNabb. Also notes on a campaign fund and AP staff changes in Washington with Hood becoming day manager, Balley taking over diplomacy and Colman joining Capitol force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
Woman's League of the National Junior Republic
Arlington
Mary S. Lockwood
Cording
James EB. Gilbert
Hannah & Sperry
James McNabb
Henry A. Richcentry
Republic
J. A. Andrews
Ovid Idrews
Associated Press
Washlington
Edwin M. Hood
H. A. Colman
Robert ©. Balley
Mr. Hood
Mr. Colman
Capitol
Association
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