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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1905

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2

Washington Birthday Exercises List of Speakers Named

The Washington Birthday program outlines speakers for tomorrow afternoon in schools, with presiding officers, and divisions of selections across multiple divisions. Notable attendees include prominent men and women, with aims to inspire patriotism through music and literature as pupils recite and hear speeches.

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Shakespeare and Bacon debated by the Secular League

Dr W A Croffitt argued before the Secular League in Concordia Tall that William Shakespeare could not have written the plays attributed to him. He claimed Stratford’s era lacked schooling, literacy, and stable language, and cited Bacon’s influence and Shakespeare’s few signatures as evidence that the Bard could not spell his own name.

William Shakespeare Secular League Concordia W. O A. Craffitt Shakespeare Avon Croftut Leupramg Homself Plass Secom London Stratford Bern Father’s Reef Warwick Jim St. Albans Ienry St Albans Francis Bacon Croffut Shukes

Denies Negro Boy Story of Refusal at Mission

Capt James Haslam of the Ward Bound Mission says a negro boy named Jones asked for shelter Friday night and was taken in since beds were full. He asserts Jones was refused elsewhere, a claim Haslam disputes. The mission, supported by church contributions only and averaging 69 dollars yearly, has sheltered over 200 men and boys over five years.

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Enduring Cold Tests Washington Public Servants This Season

Public workers in Washington faced extreme cold as sleet and snow persisted. Police, firemen, engineers, and harbor officials endured frostbite risk, frozen feet, and arduous shifts, with crime patterns shifting and equipment strained. Notable events include fires at Twelfth and D streets and issues for the Metropolitan Club and arsenal sites, while Commissioner Macfarland’s coffee fund is mentioned amid hardship.

Vigorous Old Men At Lunch Show Digestion Is Key

A physician argues that robust digestion, not dieting, sustains a vigorous old age as hearty men eat meat and rich foods in public. He touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective aid to digestion, claimed to help travelers digest varied meals and restore appetite, sold nationwide.

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District Grand Lodge K of P Opens Annual Convention

The Knights of Pythias District of Columbia open their annual convention at the Pythian Temple in Washington tonight at 7 30 with Grand Chancellor Thomas A. Bynum presiding. Supreme Chancellor Charles E. Shiveley arrives at 8 10 and will address the meeting along with Congressman Cangler of Mississippi. The gathering runs through Wednesday with talks on district legislation and a noted roster of officers and dignitaries attending.

District Grand Lodge K. of P Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias District of Columbia Pythian Temple Ninth Street Thomas A. Bynum Charles E. Shiveley Richmond Ind Bynum Washington Congressman Cangler Mis Ppl Order Albert J. Beveridge J. W. Carter C. H H. Woodward H. J. Gasson Exchequer J. H. Mitchell Jefferson Middleton G. R. Day R. S Sebastian T. E. Landon J. F. Skidmore G. Milton Thomas

No Prisoners In First Precinct Cells After Quiet Weekend

In the First precinct a rare Sunday without any prisoners after a busy Saturday night. Drunk and other offenders paid fines or sobered up, leaving cells empty except for Cassie Miles who was arrested for vagrancy during a Sunday walk. Police Donald and Curry reported the incident.

First Precinct Cassie Miles Cassie Ern Guardians of the Peace Donald Curry

Paulist Priest Offers Free Catholic Doctrine Lectures

Rev Thomas Burke of New York City presents a two week mission at Sacred Heart Church for non Catholics. Lectures begin 8 pm and cover topics on Christ the divine teacher the church and the Bible sin confession the Lord's Supper infallibility and the Catholic act of sacrifice. Sunday services include a morning session at 10 30.

Thomas Burke New York City Sacred Heart Church Fourteenth Street Whitney Father Burke Joseph F. McGee Mond Christ

Howe's Moving Pictures at Columbia Theater

Large audience witnessed Lyman Fidione's moving picture show at the Columbia Theater last night. The program featured motor-bowlyaces across the English Channel, fireworks displaying vivid colors, and beautiful recreations of a Norwegian Fjord scene with the sun on the water. Also shown were The Suburbanite The Diet Still The Burglar and several comic scenes with dialogue from behind the screen, making an enjoyable entertainment.

Columbia Theater Lyman Fidione English Channel

St Johns College Alumni Plan National Convention in Washington

St Johns College alumni gathered at the college building on Vermont avenue yesterday. Committees were formed to arrange the National Alumni Association convention of Christian Brothers' Colleges in Washington on March 3. Local alumni were elected for the upcoming year: President William H. De Lacy first vice president James T. She and vice president Leo P. Harb secretary John J. Brosnan treasurer Brother Germanus and executive committee John A. Madigan Dr J H P Benson and Arthur J. May.

St. John's College Vollege Builing Vermont Avenue National Alumni Association of Christian Brothers’ Colleges Colleges of the Christian Brothers United States Canada Washington Wiliam H. de Lacy James T Leo P. Harbretary John J. Brosnan Brother Germanus John A. Madigan J. H. P. Benson Tthur J. May

Gideons Meet at Lafayette Theater Audience Hears The God finished Man

The Gideons a Travelers Christian Association group led a men’s meeting at the Lafayette Theater with Charles H Palmer of the organization delivering a sermon on The God finished Man He urged that man was made by God to fulfill His work outlining intelligence power and strength as key to carrying out divine purpose The program featured J A Finnigan the Lyric Quartet Baltimore contralto Miss Updegraf and Palmer with Rev John Timothy Stone to lead next Sunday’s gathering Also advertised are Excursions in Pullman tourist sleeping cars Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland starting March 1 Colonist one way tickets from Chicago £1 with low rates from other points. double berth sleepers $7 Booklets and maps available for 4 cents in stamps H M Johnson 601 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa

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Debating trip to Monticello and UVA tour by GWU students

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA February 19 GWU's fifty plus debate team members traveled to Charlottesville to attend a third annual debate with Virginia. They toured Monticello and Jefferson's tomb, attended brief exercises at the mansion, then visited the University of Virginia before departing for Washington. The day also notes a weather bulletin from the U S Weather Bureau with forecasts of rain and snow across regions and temperature trends through the week.

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