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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1913

Page

6

Readings for the Blind Start at 1729 H Street

Weekly lectures for the blind began last night with John Gregg Paine delivering readings from Wordsworth Riley and Kipling at the Library of Congress office. Tomorrow at 2 Mrs Horace Mann Towner will read. Schuman's orchestra performs Wednesday. Saturday features Mrs R Washington Cranton. The last Monday monthly reunions and Thursday musical programs are planned. Saturday readings of short stories.

G. Paine H Street John Gregg Paine Copyright Office Library of Congress Wordsworth James Whitcomb Riley Kipling Horace Mann Towner Representative Towner Iowa Schuman R. Washington Cranton

Tongs Peace Emblem Prompts Filipino Leader's Visit to Taft

Andres Garchitorena, a prominent Filipino exile, arrives in Washington to press President Taft on a universal peace emblem formed by a pair of tongs lifting the earth. He seeks Carnegie backing and praises American education and new business methods while denying talk of revolt or Philippine independence.

Andres Garchilorena Islands America Wilson Andres Gerchitorena Washington Taft Garchitorena Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Jan Philippines Garchiterena China Occidentals

Mass Meeting Call Urged To Protest Beer Ban

Correspondent of Post urges a public mass meeting in Washington to protest a prohibition against home beer, urging Americans to voice opposition to what he calls oppression by fanatic media. Adolph Mayer, Washington D. C., January 2, 1913.

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Inaugural Banquet and Dance Planned March 6

District branch of the Wilson and Marshall Southern League announces an inaugural banquet and dance for March 6 to assist the Woman's National Democratic League convention. Mrs Morris Sheppard and Mrs G L Hoffman will guide fifty young Southern girls in hosting at the New Willard. The group backs Mrs Steven B Ayres for the National League presidency against Mrs John Crosby. Main convention business and officer elections occur Wednesday, Andrew Jackson’s birthday.

Wilson and Marshall League Siating Woman’s National Democratist League Wilsoniana Marshall Southern League George A. Armes Woodley Road New Willard Morris Sheppard Texas G. L. Hoffman Hoffman WU. SN National Democratic League Steven B. Ayres John 5. Crosby New York Andrew Jackson

Mayes Report On District Finances Nearing Completion

Expert accountant Scott Mayes, working for the House District committee, is close to finishing findings on the financial relation between the Federal government and the District of Columbia. The report, likely to be released during the current Congress, could influence the District appropriation bill and addresses pre-1878 congressional appropriations used to pay interest on the District debt. It may also clarify the account with the hospital for the insane.

District of Columbia Scott Mayes House District Committee Mayes Congress House Johnson

Express Company to Build Garage on Third Street

Adams Express Company has received bids for erecting a large garage to house about six electric trucks on Third Street between L and M streets northeast. Construction will begin as soon as the contract is awarded, expected within the next few days.

English Journalist Mylius Appeals Deportation Over Moral Turpitude

English journalist ward J Mylius, jailed ten months in England for a story alleging King George contracted a morganatic marriage, appeals deportation on political grounds. He argues his offense was political, not criminal, and that the immigration law’s moral turpitude clause is misapplied. Secretary Nagel weighs whether the case fits moral turpitude and whether Mylius should be admitted to the United States.

Offenge George Isabeling Na- Bel United States Ward J. Mylius New York England King George Mylius Department of Commerce and Labor Immigration Special Board of Inqusry Elia Island Mylay Nagel Mylins Republic

Kirmess program outlined by Knights of Columbus

At a large Knights of Columbus meeting at the temple on E Street NW the kirmess plan was outlined. It will run Easter Monday for two weeks to raise funds for a larger Knights temple. Subcommittees reported and Spalding Dramatic Club announced a play with listed cast for January 2 and 24 in Gonzaga Hall. Denys Connell directed. Tomorrow night is ladies night with Spalding Council and a banquet by Duckpin League at Continental Hotel on January 8.

Tha Knights of Columbus Francis J. P. Cleary John J Deveney M. J. Driscoll J. T. Fitzgerald Denia HB. Connell Oliver J. LeBeau Marjorie T Cochran Sue H. Murray Gertrude M. Clements Margaret Fisher Thomas J. Trodden, Jr Denis B. Connelh Spalding Council Continental Hotel

J W Patterson Arrested in New York for Bail Jump

John W Patterson a local attorney described as a negro was captured in New York by Central Office Detective Frank Baur after a two month manhunt. Sentenced to four years in prison for swindling a client, he allegedly fled before the U S Supreme Court considered his writ of certiorari. He faces extradition and a hearing before a United States commissioner today.

John W. Patterson Policn District Supreme Court New York City Central Office Frank Baur United States Supreme Court of the United States

Body unidentified as train victim near Odenton Md

Metropolitan police failed to identify a white man found decapitated after a train strike near Odenton Maryland on Thursday. Frederick Sanberg, city photographer, photographed the scene. Also notes Saint Patrick's Church mass sermon by Mgr Russell Will at 1 o'clock and a League of the Good Shepherd gathering at 7:30 led by Mgr Busseti with the sanctuary choir and organist R Milly Silby.

Metropolitan Police Baltimore and Washington Odenton Frederick Sanberg Mgr. Russell Mer. W T.‘ Russell St. Patrick’s Church James A. Smythe Beethoven League of the Good Shepherd Megr Bussetl R. Milly Silby Orgen

City notices and ads blend social decor and services

Fragmentary ad list notes decoration services for dinners and receptions by Artistic Orat Decoration at 1214 F Street. It mentions Pitman Gregg Stenography and Virginia A Special 50e Buffet daily at Harvey's. Lenz & Lossau offer surgical instruments, orthopedic aids, and obesity belts with a lady attendant.

Gude Lenz & Lossau Ith St. Nw

Shoreham Hotel in New Shoreham opens with gala tour

The Shoreham, newly transformed from its colonial shell, opened its doors yesterday drawing Washington visitors. J Maury Dove and sons presided as guests toured the lobby dining room and lounging spaces while W E Barse assumed management. The Marine Band performed and local firms supplied furniture and equipment. Renovation began last October to create a modern hotel hallmarked by unique designs and local industry support.

Shoreham Hotel Shorehem Washington National Capital Ad|omaire Marine Band William H. Santelmann Fugt J. Maury Dove Robert C Mr. Dove W. E. Barse Emerson Hotel Baltimore

Deocop Names Committee for U S Chamber of Commerce

Board of Trade members chosen to serve on the U S Chamber of Commerce committee on patents and trademarks. Gen Ellis Spear chairs with Charles B Foster Julian E Dowell William G Henderson and Dugene E B Stevens. Dr E Percy Hicking named to work with clean city and health groups to propose garbage and ashes disposal plans to Congress. Executive and Pupketey committees will meet tomorrow at the Washington and Southern Bank to study McMillan commission plans.

Board of Trade U. S. Chamber of Commerce E. H. Droop Lon Patents and Trademarks Chamber of Commerce of the United States Gen Ellis Spear Charles B.foster Julian E. Dowell William G. Henderson Dugene EB. Stevens Droop E . Percy Hicking Public Health Clean City Committee Chamber of Commerce Federation of Citizens Associations Congressional Committee McMillan Commission Washington and Southern Bank

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