Gospel Prejudice Against Japan Fades Through Y M C A Efforts
A mass meeting at Belasco Theater under the Y M C A showcased how stationery provided to Japanese soldiers and church outreach are softening anti Christian prejudice in Japan. Bishop Vincent and V W Helm spoke on Christian influence and the spread of goodwill. Helm cited YMCA reading rooms near armies and letters from soldiers home aiding receptivity. Barbour of Rochester to speak next Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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Belasco
Y MC
Bishop Vincent
Moe
V W Helm
Y M C A
Helm
Japan
Chistian Association
Davi
Mr Helm
Vincent
Ocloek
Clarence
Rochester
N .Y
Pastor Receives Watch From Brentwood Church
Brentwood ME Church honors Rev. A. L. Hughes with a gold watch for three years of pastorship. A reception followed a choir program led by Miss Marie Vanheim. The gift caps his role in founding and building the church, with members and others helping lay the lot and erect the building after work hours.
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Brentwood
A. L. Hughes
Aughes
Brentwood ME
Marie Vanheim
Hughes
Citzens
Rev Hughes
Hidden Secrets of Life Prof Kirk on Longevity
Prof Hyland C Kirk addressed the Washington Secular League at the Pythian Temple on methods proposed to prolong life. He traced historical theories from youth linked vigor to modern dieting and hygiene, noting centuries of effort failed to halt natural aging and that ignorance of age may drive death.
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Kirk
Washington Secular League
Pythian Temple
Hyland C Kirk
Kuk
Poet Memorial for Paul Laurence Dunbar in Washington
Memorial exercises honoring Paul Laurence Dunbar were held at Second Baptist Church in Washington, with Lieut RR E H S Toomey delivering the principal address on the poet’s life and works. Eulogies followed from Prof L M Hershaw, Ineat T H R Cluke, Mrs Mary Church- Perrell, and Reconder I C Dancy. Dunbar’s poem When Malady Sings was recited by Emma Patterson, as music came from Lula Joy Brooks and Amphion Glee Club with the Nineteenth Street Church choir.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
Second Baptist Church
Third Street
H S Toomey
Lfe
L M Hershaw
Dancy Dunbar
Malady
Emma Patterson
Lula Joy Brooks
Amphion Glee Club
Nineteenth Street Church
Discrimination in Cattle Rates at Junction City
A railroad agent explains rate differences between land stock and sand shipments near Junction City Kansas recounting a story of Union Pacific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas lines and a remark that cattle can walk while sand cannot. Another note critiques evening advertising versus morning reach.
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Junction City
Kans
Union Pacific
Missouri, Kansas and
Exas
Copley
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Katv
Ius Corneil Grove
Junction Crt
Council Grove
John Erastasia
New Branch at Trinity in Catholic Total Abstinence Union
The second annual meeting of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union in Georgetown parishes convened last night at Holy Trinity Church parish hall. Rev Thomas Harlin spoke as did officers Thomas Maloney William Hickey Thomas Clark and James Lee. Officers elected included C H Freiderichs president Robert Poor vice president James Lee secretary J Oborn financial secretary Timothy Callahan treasurer James Russell marshal and Rev Thomas Harlin spiritual rector. A special meeting is set for Friday at Immaculate Conception parish hall with J Washington Logue of Philadelphia delivering the address. A Holy Trinity delegation led by President Freiderichs will attend.
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Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Thomas Harlin
Thomas Maloney
William A Hickey
Thomas J Clark
James Lee
Holy Trinity
Union
C H. Freiderichs
Robert Poor
J Oborn
Timothy Callahan
James Russell
Ang
Gathorie Total Abstinence Union
Immaculate Conception Church Parish Hall
J. Washington Logue
Philadelphia
Gathole Total Abstinence Union of America
C H Freiderichs
Public Printer Defended Plans for Military Style Office
A correspondent argues the Public Printer should be restructured on a military basis, praising the new inspection division and proposing a national guard style organization within the government printing office. The piece envisions ranks from printer-general to sergeants and a Red Cross corps, with drill grounds and a strong staff to guide future operations.
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Stillings
Phis
Secretary of the Navy
Panama Canal
Red Cross Corps
Staf
Printers Name Candidates for International Election
At a Columbia Typographical Union meeting held in Typographical Temple 423 G Street NW the officers for the coming election were named James M Lynch of Syracuse NY first vice president John W Hays Minneapolis secretary treasurer John W Bramhwood Denver and delegates to the AFL Frank Morison Chicago Hugh Stevenson Toronto Frank K Foster Boston H J Gottlieb Newark agent Union Printers Home George P Nichols Baltimore trustees Thomas F Crowley Cincinnati T D O Fenness Los Angeles John Armstrong Toronto and W A Wright Dallas TX Also notes guidance on advertising timing for evening and morning ads.
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Columbia Typographical Union
Typographical Temple
G Street
Northwest
James M Lynch
Syracuse
John W Hays
Minneapolis
John W Branmwood
Denver
International Topographical Union
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morison
Chicago
Hugh Stevenson
Toronto
Frank K Foster
Boston
H. J Gottieb
Newark
Union Printers’ Home
George P Nichols
Baltimore
Union Printer Home
Thomas F Crowley
Cincinati
T DO Fenness
Los Angeles
John Armstrong
W A Wright
Dallas
Tex
Suits Price List And Offerings Noted
A fragmented price list shows suit prices ranging from 6.45 to 30.00 with reductions and negative markings. The line ends with a mystery note DID OL g15-00 suggesting an improvised or incomplete closing remark.
Denver Churches Race in Billboards and Stickers
Denver churches including Grace Methodist Episcopal promote services with posters and stickers inspired by Billy Sunday campaigns. The Denver Y M C A aims to raise 200000 dollars in a month using a campaign headquarters, district captain structure, and a large clock dial for new subscriptions. Sunday schools join in with spirited chants and rivalries, while Cripple Creek hosts a revival effort. A separate incident reports Ada Copp, three, dragged by a car but rescued by motorman Edward Compton with minor injuries.
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Washington Post
Denver
Christian Reisner
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Billy Sunday
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver Young Men's Christian Association
Pisin
Congregational
Cripple Creek
Utah
Ada Copp
Edward Compton
Capital Traction Company
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Julius Sullivan
Victim of Burns Dies After Clothes Ignite
Mary Ehret, 24, died in the Emergency Hospital twenty four hours after being brought there severely burned. Her clothing ignited while she burned rubbish at the rear of her home at 520 Florida Avenue. She reportedly inhaled flames and the burns were severe to the breast and throat.
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Mary Ehret
Florida Avenue
Miss Phret
Russian Struggle Linked to U.S. Revolution at Pythian Temple
The Washington Gunda Jewish organization met yesterday in the Pythian Temple. Dr Maurice Korsher spoke in English and Joseph Barondess in Hebrew. Barondess urged Jews to aid the uprising in Russia and to arm and fight for independence, likening it to America’s Revolutionary War.
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Washington
Pythian Temple
Maurice Korsher
Joseph Baroness
New York
Barondess
Russia
America
Congressional Cemetery public meeting call in Washington DC
City bulletins announce a public meeting of Congressional Cemetery lot owners at Naval Lodge Hall on Pennsylvania Avenue between Third and Fourth streets southeast Friday March 2 at 8 o clock pm to discuss the bill before Congress and cemetery matters. Also included are assorted local advertisements for groceries, lamps, engraving, bottling, and household goods from multiple Washington-area merchants.
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Congressional Cemetery
Washington Cemetery
Naval Lodge Hal
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Congress
Ghorge Chening
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Kariion
Saka & Company Seventh
Pennsylvania Ave
Burchell
Mayerg CO
P. Telephone Co
Rostow
Sheu Sparr
Trinity
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Public Printer
Seling
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Ghurghes
Christian F. Reisner
M. C. A. Tres
Salt Lake
Merry Workers
Salt Lake C
Washington State
Seattle
Baptist Sunday School
Topeka
Charles M Shelicn
Central Church
Eureka
Lattle Ada Copp
C. & S. Pura
OLD Colony CO
China
Royal Vienna
Chelsea
Dresden
San Domingo
Sheraton
Chippendale
Old Colony
Ho St NW
Horn
Raicor
Sloan’s Galleries
G St
Tatsumiya
Satsumas
Mr. Y. Tatsumiya
Tokyo
Sloan & CO
Victor &. Adler
7Th St. M
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Massachusetts Avenue
City Bulletins
Joyea Engraving Company
Star Bidg
J. T
Herrmann Bottling
Herrmann
Bergner & Smgel
Corkea
10Th St
N Ayth
Velati's Pistache
Thos ‘W Smith
Washington, DC
Lindsay
A. Muddiman & Co Fath’ & Od
K ” Shoe
Renee
N. Cap. St
Sips
Grosner
Viva N. W
The
Uneeda
Creat
Atlantic & Pacific Teac
National Capital Brewing CO
Spratt’s
Dog Bread
Magruder’s Fine Groceries
Connecticut Ave
K St
Ceres
Rollet
Potomac Electric Power Co
N. W
Washington Gas Light Go
Hubbard Heating Co
F Street
J. Maury Dove
FN. W
Tn. W
Yee -Ag
Wabash
Erite Plalaiyne
A. Eberly
Barclay &4
Rye
Tobias Bush
E St
T. “Walker Sons J
10Th Street
H.W
Keeley
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
District of Columbia
Maryland
Warner’s
Gra
Warners Safe Cure
Phila
Oped Bell
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