Lent Comes to Washington Churches With Daily Devotions
Catholic and Episcopal congregations begin the forty day fast with daily services and ashes distributed across multiple churches. Prominent clergy including Bishop Harding and Father Gabriel lead morning and evening rites, with penitential prayers, communion, and special Lenten sermons across St. Patrick's St. Teresa's St. Alban's and other parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Grace Church
Georgetown
Charles Williams
Robert Talbot
Reagan
St. Paul's Bylacopal Church
Frederick B. Howden
St. John's Church
SL Thomas
St. Alban‘s
Re Wries
Church of the Ascension
Bandia. m
Trinity Church
Washington
St. Patrick's
James Amyth
Father Gabriel
St Teresa's Church
Aloyalus
Willelam Gannon
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Maguire
Catholic University
Hell
Joseph F. Magee
George May
M. Buy Jes
Jewell
Lehane
St. Martin's Church
Hunareda
St. Peters
Mgr. Mackin
St Paul's Church
Father Danenhauer
Annapolla
Couran
Ausl
Joseph's
St. Peter's
Camitol Hill
St. Mary's
M. Devollena
Woman Faints in Juvenile Court Amid Maintenance Hearing
In Del Lacy's juvenile court Mrs Grace Meyers of 656 Callan Street collapsed amid testimony during a separate maintenance case against Walter E Meyers of Capitol Heights Maryland. Court attendants revived her after about half an hour. proceedings resumed Friday morning after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Lacy
Grace Meyers
Callan Street
Walter E. Meyers
Capitol Heights
Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Iril
Rate dispute over coal shipment trimming ends
The Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday ruled railroad charges for trimming and leveling coal in ship holds were reasonable. It struck down the Virginian Railway’s 46 cent per ton trimming fee as excessive, keeping within 3 cents per ton for trimming and 45 cents for dumping and trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Tidewater
Norfolk
New England Coal and Coka Company
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yeaterday
Virginian Railway
Plans for Harvard Club Washington Dinner
The twenty ninth annual Harvard Club of Washington dinner will be at Rotscher's tomorrow at 7 30 P M. Speakers include Taft Abbott Lawrence Lowell Meyer Gardner Haughton with an orchestra and chorus of graduates. About 159 to 200 Harvard men in Washington expected to attend.
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Harvard Club of
Washington
Rotscher
Preal- Went-Taft
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Navy
George von I. Meyer
A. P. Gardner
Percy D. Haughton
Hetween
Schools Honor Washington Birthday In Many Ways
Readings and songs at multiple schools marked the Washington birthday as pupils wore uniforms and performed scenes from Washington's life. Promoted pupils from Gales School join night school grads in celebrations while educators praise patriotic programs and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bauman
Charles Bitter
William Butt
Ashton Elliott
Olin Hartman
George Kline
Frank Mortimer
Joseph Waide
George Blite
Anton Cluge
William Cohan
Dintel Giovamoni
Reuben Stansbeery
Earl Hardesty
Anthony Cashio
Philip Carlotto
Balvadore Carlotte
Clitfor
D’ Baird
Grafton Baird
Francis Lagzari
Andrew Mistretta
Fgidore Frendbers
Louis Nichola
Aleck Nichols
Cora Donneberg
Nora Whelan
Mamie Radice
Harry Baltroteky
Andrew Dooms
Joseph di Marco
James Fitzpatrick
Charles Grimes
Paul Layton
Thomas Lamprinos
Allen Maxwall
George Morrow
William Morrow
John Nicopoje
Karl Pippert
William
Robin~son
Forman Rowan
Mary Cashle
Bertha Layman
Ellen McVeary
Thomson School
Normal School
Washington
Jeferson School
Puplla
K. S. Outwater
Mias F. J. Cappbell
Martin Wiegand
Jennie Aronstain
Sarah Kintskin
United States
Mark Dennis
Edna Burdine
Vivian ‘Miller
Grandma
Gladys Price
Grenadiers
Olivia Lawrence
Harry Marshall
Stephen Verdi
Judson Montgomery
Albert Stern
Joseph Riley
Stanley Depew
Hooker Watts
Lafayette
T. Faire
Spooner
Millard Thompson
W. A. BH. Church
Newton W. Preston
Miles
Wiley
Friends School
Sidwell
Int Weaver
James W. Osgood
Edward Q. Biller
Hold Up Bridge Work Closure To Traffic Likely
Authorities may bar car passage on the Calvert Street bridge after a restraining order by Chief Justice Clabaugh. The Capital Traction Company opposes the narrowing to 38 feet, arguing the project violates an act of Congress. Hearing set for March 1 as commissioners insist the bridge is unsafe and may be wholly demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Company
Calvert Street’ Bridge
Justica Clabough
District Supreme Court
Cleveland Park
Chevy Chase
Juation Clabaugh
Traction Company Officiels
Congress
Pala
Rudolph
Sted
Widih
Fot, & Feet
Begea Sts Chee
Canthrox Shampoo Promises Clean Hair and Scalp
In the Los Angeles Leader Mrs Mae Martyn touts canthrox as a harmless shampoo that cleanses hair and scalp. She describes dissolving canthrox in hot water to produce rich lather that removes dust dandruff and oil, leaving hair glossy soft and quickly dry and encouraging growth with regular use.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles
Nealp Élean Pnd
United Daughters Plan Washington Convention for 1000 Delegates
Preparations for the sixteenth annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention to be held in Washington next November were launched at a committee meeting. Representatives from seven city districts, Veterans’ Association, Sons of Veterans, Arlington Monument Association, Southern Commercial Commission, Board of Trade, and the Chamber of Commerce attended. Taft is expected to address the convention and may lay the cornerstone of the Arlington Confederate monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington
Committee On Arrangsients
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue North West
Thin City
Veterans’ “Association
Sons .of Vetrags
Arington Monument Association
Southern Commercial Commess
Board of ‘Trade
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Marion Butler
Tr Street
Taft
Cormer
Arlington Confederate Monument
Washington to Host Major National Conventions Next September
The Chamber of Commerce conventions committee appointed subcommittees to bid for the National Conservation Congress, National Dental Association, Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce, Pan American Scientific Congress, Odd Fellows, and American Association of Commercial Executives in Washington. Committees will seek visits by leaders, prepare publicity, and plan funding for a Washington memorial building.
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I National, Conservation Congress and Dental Association
Oda
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
United
National Conservation Congress
National Dental Association
Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Pan-American Bcientific Congress
Order of Odd Fallows
American Association of Commercial Executives
Ranville Hunt
Conservation
John Dolph
J. W. Rowland
A. 0. Hatterly
Dental Association
W. B. Coleman
Charles P.ravenburg
C. G. Calhoun
Congress of Chambers of Commpres
Fred Mackenzie
J. A. Reed
John Slaven
Acientife
Acientife Congresa. George ‘Hearth, Jr
B.C. Reet
George C. Jordan
Odd Fellows
W. Bradford
Charles’ Hancock
M.c. Smith
Smith Seeks New Trial After Indictment Challenge
James H. Smith, convicted Tuesday of assault to Morris Bennett near Guynle Spring, loses sentence but his attorneys George C Shinn and Claude W Owen file a motion for a new trial and stay of judgment. They argue the indictment used the District code instead of the new United States penal code, a point likely to be argued Friday as the Court of Appeals considers the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Tuanday
Il Morris Bennett
Gucnle
Sbring
George C Shinn
Claude W.owen
Meyers
Owen
Shinn
Court of Appeals
Anderson
Autoists Pay Wheel Tax Sees Rising Collections
The auditor's office reports success in collecting the automobile wheel tax with about 60 bills presented. Nonpayment may lead to police court information and delinquents brought to trial. Prosecutions are in progress as the tax for year ending May 16, 1911 faces court challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Aasqsnor
Mie
Court ‘of Appeala
Oraa
Art lecture on Spanish masters delights Washington society
The Playhouse hosted the Washington Society of the Fine Arts for its Tortigth meeting. Yale University’s Cha Ned Upgon Clark presented an illustrated talk on The Great Spanish Masters, tracing art from the late 18th to early 19th century with reproductions and works from Durer to Goya. Attendees included Dr. Dudley Morgan, director of the Corcoran School of Art, and notable guests such as Miss Helen Taft and Miss Catharine Anderson.
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Washington Society of the Fine Arte
Monsy
Fraga
Madrid
Fastera
Durer
Memindy
Holbeln
Titan
Rembrandt
Raphael
Roubena
Vandy Jordean
Fra Angelisa
Tinteret
Andrea del' Sarto
el Griexo
Ribera
Murillo
Velasquez
Goya
Helen
Taft
Mr. Brooke
John Ridgway
Bertha Petts
Miles
Catherine Snitcher
Misa Thatcher
Leila Mech
Mr. Meehtin
Misa
Richard “Harilow
Misa ‘Ruggles
Yvonne Townsend
Thussell Tran
Miss Muscer
Masons Open Session Taft To Mount Vernon Visit
The George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association holds its second annual convention in Alexandria. Thomas G. Shryock is absent ill. James M. Lamberton presides as senior grand deacon. Taft to accompany a Mount Vernon wreath visit. delegates from many states attend. Public events include a Washington birthday celebration in the evening and a morning wreath service at Washington's tomb.
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Taft
United States
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
General Committee
Souther Commercial
Ambasadder
Bryce
William Cumming Story
New York
Warfiald
Maryland
Baltimore Society
Edwin L. Quarles
Virginia
Justice Lurton
Lurton
Norfolk
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Claude N. Bennett
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Sherman
Senate
Orden
Fort Myer
Washington National Monument
Aldis B. Browne
Erclonk
Chanea"l. Pate
Dumbarton Avenue
Ghursh
Catholic’ University
North Dakota
Hotel Johnson
North Dakota Association of the District of Columbia
Hanns
J. M. Lamberton
Pennsylvania
Mr. Carlin
Mr. Taft
Washington Port Bureau
King Street
Thomas G. Shryock
George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association
James M. Lamberton
Masante ‘Temple
Shryock
W. J. Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
W. L. Andrews
Masons
Viréinia
Charles H. Vailahan
George A. Rice
Connecticut
Justin Holden
Frank W. Havens
Henry L. Halton
Vermont
J.T. Carter
Grand Lodge
New Hampshire
James RB. Johnson
3. Harrigan
South Caralina
Thomas J. Day
Delaware
George M. Napier
Georgia
TH. Jeffries
James E. Dillon
Michigan
Francis Db. Clarke
A. B. Ashley
Tminola
W. L. An Hyews
Lawrence Ho Lee
Alabama
W. B McChesney
Vi Ai
J. Claude Kelper
District of Columbia
Comeling B. Parker
San Juan
Porto Hico
Jann A. Dawies
Rand
Kentucky
A. SM
Wendell R. Davia
Actin
Rhode Island
Arthur Arlington
John Albert Blake
Massachusetts
William HL. O'Dell
Gaputy
Janes M. Lamberton
W. B. McCos
North Carolina
John W. ‘Cotten
J Just F. Sachse
Wiliam’ Boothe Price
Baltimore
Harry W. Gowen
Halifax
N.C
Mauch
Committee On
Carlin
C. Cain
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
Taft Wll
H. Kemper
Memorial Gavocis- Hon
George
Philadelphia Wed: Weston and Wall wed in city ceremony
In Philadelphia on February 1 Frederick J. Weston a 38 year old electrical engineer from Washington DC and Maude E Wall a 39 year old from Washington DC married at the home of Rev J Milton Tweedale. Weston resides on Wyoming avenue NW and Wall on Fourteenth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frederick J. Weston
Misa Maude E Wall
Washington, D. C
RULES FOR MOTORBOATS ISSUED FOR COMING SEASON
The Commerce and Labor Department issues motorboat regulations for the coming season. No changes to light and sound signals from 1910 and 1869/1497 laws. Life preservers required for hired passengers if stamped by steamboat inspectors. recommended otherwise. acceptable gear includes buoyant cushions sustaining a person for 1 hour with a 2% downward pull. granular cork cushions and pneumatic units not approved.
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Arting
Bennjamin &. Cable
Department of Commerce and Labor
Customs
Congress
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Left Mutual Loan CO
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Hoeavy Vale
Uity
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M. Berman & Son
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Feu Bire
Horn
Ernest Gighner
E St. N. W
Berkely Rye
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Tidewater Companies
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Southern Society’s
Board of Education
Gales School
Mgh
Surling Annley
Harry Bitter
Vernon Buck
W. 8. Crawford
William Davis
Ozcar ‘Fisher
Leo Ganges
Francie’ Harnis
Francie’ Harnis, ‘Walter Hook, George Ireland, Morgan Kane, W. G. Lansdale
Leo Mellon
Max, Mendelohn
Harry Noyes
Ralph Orr
James Phelps
Julie Shanley
Harry Sherwood
Ralph Scott
Joseph Souder
Izra Tabler
Agnes Bauer
Barbara Feuchert
Ethel M. Bowen
Marjorie Campbell
Mary Farmer
Mariette Felder
Katherine Michael
Sibyl Schlieger
Katherine Schwartz
Nettle Valentine
Mary Greason
Raleigh
Fort, Myers
Cnaries Heckert
William Bowman
Edward Gaghan
Albert Lingenfelter
Teaac Phillips
Morria Fohie
John Coblach
Lawrence Bell
Willam Assup
Daniel Burks
William 5. Behrldt
Adolph Farmer
Lawrence McArdle
Samuel’ Baldwin
F. ¥. Copenhaver
John Wiedman
Frederick Wolume
Edgar Richer
Alexander Kirchner
John Hurley
Daniel Costello
Cornelius’ Moran
Fred “Schnaebele
Wibur Woodward
Harry Gray
Joseph Briawell
Frank Wall
Harold Walamuth
Maria Waple
Kina Brooke
Leola Patterson
Calvert Street
Daughters of Confederacy
Hgid
Tart
Arlington Cemetery
McKim
United Daughters
Randolph H.mchim
Church of the Epiphany
Bindler
F. G. Oddenheimer
Magnus 8
Theniison
Markus “J. Wright
Lille Collins
E.C.R. Humphries
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Timberlake
WJ. H. Balin
Big
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G .Grosvenor Dawe
Granville Hunt
George Gal
Richard Watrous
Thomas Grant
Vialt
Boeton
Southern Commercial Conares
Smith
Iepy- Haars
Lectwee
D. Clark
Yale
G. W. Memorial Association
Sheyock
Armour
Armour & O
Camera
Henry Streets
Indores
Atexahirin Retail Merchants' Association
Comaes
General Fund
B. H. Godfrey
Capital
Pthel Milstead
H. Herman Godfrey
Thia
G. A. Luttrell
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
City Bulleting
Junform
dgt-Rich-Quick Wallingford
Columbia-Georgi Vans” Minstrels
Polte Vaudestlie
Casuy
George Primrowe
Vanity Pele
Girie Rom Mlecourt
Conmoe
Vauteville
Holmes
Ania
Phila
Oyster
Augustus ‘Mellen
Nathaniel’Burton
Henry Watson
Uentar
Myveen
Canrtscothwem
Qpen-fox
Stroh
Havana Tobacco
Havana
Chen
Saa
Anita
Louisiana
Porto
LA Anita
Cigar Media
McKinleys
Ofty Cigars
Ninth Street N. W
Commerce and’ Labor Department
John F. Ellis & Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Pease Pianos
Steinway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Goodyear Rubber Company
F Street N. W
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
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