Sunday Services Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on Connecticut Avenue at 18th and N Street hosts morning worship at 11 am with sermon by Pastor Charles Wood, and an evening program at 6 45 pm with music by Feiple Quartet. A 7 45 pm midweek service is listed for Eckington location with Rev H E Brundage.
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Connecticut Ave
Charles Wood
Charles G. Tevis
Peck’ Chapel
Feiple
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Harvey Murray
Snoow
Eckington
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H. E. Brundage
D. D
Jesus
ALL Souls Church
Cor
Isea
B. Pierce
Tom
Louis A. Bauer
Pierce
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Tenth
Streets
Northwest
James L. Gorton
Winnipeg
Robert Coe
Seondate
Gordon
Florence Nightingale
ST. John's Church
16Th
Roland Cotton Smith
Howard Slater Dunlap
George Williamson Smith
Joseph H. Hannen
Connecticut Ave.y
Community church notices and events listing
Baptists and Christian Science churches announce Sunday services at 11 a m and 8 p m with Scripture topics God and a Sunday school at 11 a m. Christian Science churches share readings, loan library at 601 Colorado Boulevard. W C A hosts Bible Students Club discussion and a M C A program features H Omohundro and Alsiby at 4 p m. All welcome.
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Tubbe
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Uth
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Orelock
Reading Room and Loan
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Neaper
H. Omohundro
Union Heads to Meet Clerks over Wage Demands
Secretary Frank Morrison and Secretary George Preston of the AFL and IAM will meet the executive committee of the stenographers union today to address a demand for a three dollar daily minimum wage and twenty dollar horizontal raises for clerks and stenographers. The postponed special meeting will reconvene tomorrow at 3 PM at the Pythian Temple to hear the committee's report on wage negotiations.
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
George Preston
International Association of Machinists
Stenographers’ Union
Federation of Labor
Pythian Temple
District News Briefs from Capital events and notices
National delegates including Gen. H Oden Lake and Charles F Rougeon named for a congress of constructive patriotism in Washington January 25 27 under the National Security League. Mass meeting at Poli's next afternoon to discuss the referendum vote. Miss Florence M Brown to be honored at YWCA reception. Autopsies and coroner notes report accidental deaths and a fatal fire at 1837 Pitt Street NW. Various club meetings and lectures announced including Washington Classical Club at Fairmont Seminary and a Redemptorist mission at St Martin’s Church. Suffrage gathering at 1626 Rhode Island Ave NW with national leaders speaking. Parish reception at Epiphany Church and a Maine memorial service planned for Gen Wood. Over 100 attend Business High School Alumni prom at the Lafayette.
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Wilbur W. Langdale
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Lane Lacy
Mary Hungerford
Sabana
G. Johnson
A. B. Hope
Nan
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C. ¥. Wheeler
M. I. Duncanson
Samuel Small
Georgia
Births Reported From Local Families Across City
A long list records births for Albert C and Alva Van Torn a girl Ridgar W and Edna R Stork a girl George and Marion Potter a boy Francia T and Louise McCormick a girl Samuel and Mtonie Michaelson a boy Wiliam and Edn Harrison a boy Harry A and Lydia Glorius a girl Hyman and Anna Green a girl Ataton and Mary I Davidson a boy Joseph and Sadie M Thiffy a girl William and Maud Dudley a boy Raffelo and Pilamima Chirico a girl Frank other entries note ages and addresses at hospitals and homes, with receptions and meals advertised at local venues. A church program features Florence Nightingale related talks and sermons on home life and Christian citizenship by Dr. Gertien and Dr. Gordon. A Ohio representative John G. Cooper speaks on Christian citizenship at Ingram Church Brotherhood.
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Alva van Torn
Ridgar W
Edna R Stork
George
Marion Potter
Francia T
Louise McCormick
Samuel
Mtonie Michaelson
Wiliam
Edn Harrison
Harry A
Lydia Glorius
Hyman
Anna Green
Ataton
Mary I Davidson
Joseph
Sadie M_ Thiffy
William and
Maud Dudley
Raffelo
Pilamima Chirico
Frederick
Ada M Catlin
P G
Hertha Caaton
Harvey
Virgie Bell
Phornton R
Annie M_ Burns
Hubert Q
Eloise F_ Beckham
Herbert
Katherine Block
Lacy Auuilne
Angus
Veronia Winte
James A
Currie Maddison
Thomas
Emma Matehet
Archibald S
Weather and tide table with storm updates and forecasts
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report for Washington DC area notes fair and colder conditions into the weekend. It details recent storms from the Mississippi Valley and a new system over Montana moving east, with rain in the central and eastern U S and snow in the Canadian west. Forecast calls for cooler temperatures east of the Mississippi and storm warnings along the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to Eastport.
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District Court News From Idaho Mine to Divorce
District Court actions include mandamus against Senator Owen and Henry Thomas to deliver stock certificates for Tahoma Gold Mines to William Milliken, alimony granted in a separate divorce case, nurse claim against Georgetown and Tenleytown Railway, and receivers appointed for Harris N Brown & Co jewelry firm amid insolvency.
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Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Henry C Thomas
Tahoma Gold Mines Company
Idaho
William B. Milliken
Colorado
Covington
Owen
Mr. Thomas
Milliken
J. Barrett Carter
Thomas
Justice Hitz
District Supreme Court
Ida E Thomas
William A. Thomas
Hawken & Havel
T. H. Patterson
Hayden Johnson
Mary H Golding
Georgetown
Cotton consumption in US hits record 1916 total
Commerce Department report shows United States used 7,273,529 bales of cotton in 1916, a new high. Exports fell to 6,191,110 bales, the lowest since 1904, reflecting shifting trade flows and domestic demand.
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Commerce Department
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