Charles Lincoln Smith to Divide Time Between New York and Washington
Charles Lincoln Smith, renowned New York refractionist, announces he will split his time between New York and Washington. He has set up a new office at 1410 Massachusetts Avenue, fitting it for patients, and plans to begin seeing clients there tomorrow as his reception in Washington grows.
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Charles Lincoln Smith
New York
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
Semin
Massachusens Avenue
Ariest
Charles Lincoln Suath
Massachusetts
Old Virginia
T. P. Cohway
H Street
G. W. Brent
Herndon
Brent
Virginia
Mrs. Brent
Exen
Chariea Lincoln Sith
Hays
Tfi
Washington Headache Sufferers Endors e Smith Eye Cure Story
Mrs. William J. Leishear and others in Washington praise Charles Lincoln Smith for curing years of violent headaches. Their eye troubles and neuralgia eased after his treatment and prescription glasses, ending long pain and restoring sleep and confidence. Mrs. Leishear, Mrs. Loetsch, and Mrs. Fulton share similar relief and renewed sight.
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Matic
Lai
Ile
Lalmply
Weill
Charles Lincoln Stath
Charles Lincoln Smith
Charles Tancoln Smith
Evens
Charles Lincoln Stith
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
M. Jackson
Twentieth
West Northwest
Misa Jackson
Treasury Department
Miss Jackson
Provident
Baltimore
Washington
Gret J
Mary Corkey
Maryland
Mordecai Gist
Fung
Episcopal Church
Baltimore City
Baltmore
Uno Cackey
Miss Cockey
Philadelphia
She Speriaiis
Miss Carry Ladcaster
Suffolk
Samplight
Washington Commission
William J. Leishear
Charles Lincoln
Leishear
B Street
Stevenson
Hugh T. Stevenson
Calvary Popilut Church
Teishear
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Telabe
Thomas
Caroline Euhn Loetsch
Frederick William Loetsch
Patna
Charles Tincoln Smith
Thapaina
Charles Tincan Smith
Berame
H. X. Fulton
Mra
H. K. Fulton
Willard Alreet Northweat
Charles Linton Shum
Fulton
Antoinette Willner
Pullen
South
Charles ‘Lincoln Smith
D A R Rejoice Over Navy Trophy Flags Hope Senate Action
D A R officials welcome House favoring a 90 dollar appropriation to repair and preserve the navy trophy flags. Flags carried by Manila Bay veterans and others at Annapolis would be restored and shown to tourists at Memorial Continental Hall after Senate passage.
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Memorial Continental Hall
Naval Academy
House Naval Affairs
Hall
United States Navy
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Senate
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Washington
Gains M. Brumbaugh
Society
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Seventeenth
D Streets
Obey in Wedding Service Defended by Clergy Here
Washington clergy and women defend keeping the word obey in church marriage rites. The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith says it has scriptural significance and is part of the sacrament, while others note no intention to remove it and argue it carries little practical meaning for modern couples. Mothers and prominent Washington women insist the term remains a sacred, symbolic pledge within the Church of England service.
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London
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Church
Province of Canterbury
Church of England
C. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas
Canterbury Convocation
Emma M. Gillette
Belva Lockwood
Con vert League Holds Public Meeting This Afternoon
The first public meeting of the Con vert League, contested with the Apostolic Mission House, is set for 4 30 p m at Knights of Columbus Hall. A D Wilkinson leads arrangements and will host an varied program with speakers including Ransielie of Louisiana, Ben Johnson of Kentucky, Timothy T Ansberry of Ohio, George P McGahe of Agriculture, and Very Rev A P Doyle. Edward F Donovan presents organ recital and musicians Miss Nellie Corrigan and Paul Hines 37 will perform.
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Convert League
Apostolic Mission House
Knights of Columbus
D. Wilkinson
Senate
Ransielie
Louisiana
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Timothy T . Ansberry
Ohio
George P. McGahe
Department of Agriculture
A. P. Doyle
Edward F. Donovan
Neliie Corrigan
Paul Hines
ASK NEW LIQUOR LAW SUPPORTS WORKS BILL
A movement to back a liquor regulating measure in Congress is planned with speeches by Senator Kenyon Representative Webb and other leaders. An Anti Saloon League rally Tuesday at First Congregational Church will support bills for the District of Columbia and inter state liquor regulation. Prominent speakers include Senator Kenyon and Representative Webb, with many organizational representatives present. The White Ribbon Chorus will provide music under Flora Kays Hansen and Annie Grigsby, featuring a new temperance song The Capital Campaign Counterpart Chorus.
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Congress
Kenyon
Webb
Anf
First Congregational Church
District of Columbia
Senator Works
Calfornia
Washington
Shepherd-Kenyon
W. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
E. ¥. Webb
North Carolina
Mra
Emma C. Shelton
Woc. T
Wow, Millan
Sunday School Association
Wiliam Knowlen Cagper
Elizabeth Brown
W. C
George M. Potter
C. E. Union
L. P. Hieston
Spworth League
Mgr
James F. Mackin
St. Paul's
Iev
E. C. Dinwiddie
International Order of Good Templars
N. Culbertson
Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union
White Ribbon
Flora Kays Hansen
W Qt OU
Annie
Annie ©. Grigsby, Doctor, and Mies Mabel Rampes
Don P. Blaine
The
Capital Campaign
Antisaloon League
Andrew Wilson
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