Cardinal Gibbons Attends New Year Mass at St Patrick’s
Cardinal Gibbons visited Washington for the annual New Year event at St Patrick’s Church dismissed by a solemn high mass. Rev George Dougherty led the service with Georgetown University personnel assisting. More than 3,000 attendees, including society leaders and diplomats, heard a sermon on church progress and 1913 prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
St. Patrick’s Church
Baltimore
Union Station
Mgr
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
St Patrick's Rectory
George Dougherty
Georgetown University
George Sauvage
Eugene Burke
Bonaventure Cerretti
RE. A. Pace
Catholic University
William Martin
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Cardinal Gibbons Attends St Patrick’s Events in Washington
Cardinal Gibbons visited St Patrick’s in Washington with Mgr Russell and the choir. A large clergy presence joined a luncheon with prominent churchmen and civic leaders before a drive and supper. Numerous judges, senators, representatives, and clergy members attended the formal events and sermon at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Congregation
Mgr
Russell
Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
Georgetown
St. Patrick’s Rectory
Baltimore
Netherlands
Commerce and Labor
Sustice
Justice McKenna
Justice Lurton
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Martin A. Knapp
Jo Anderson
Gould
House
O. Bacon
Charles Curtis
Claude Wander
Miles Poindexter
W. S. Jones
T. H. Paynter
Henry F. Ashurst
Atlee Pomerene
Joseph Cannon
Joseph
O'Connell
Col
Spencer Coal
Aathal Potts
John Barrett
Cuno H. Rundolph
James L. Davenport
Charles P. Neill
Robert Wynne
John Hanemond
John Joy’ Edson
Samuel Blythe
Maj. Wallach McCathran
Alfred C. Whitton
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Dr. Callahan
Fred A. Walker
E. J. ‘Hannan
J.D. Mankin
William Schwing
J . Fendall Cain
J. T. Callaham
BE. HE. Bisher
John McGill
Hig
Cardinal
Mgr. B. Cerretti
George Dougherty
B. A. Paca
William A. Kerby
William Turner
Burglars and Highwaymen Operate West of Alexandria
Reported late Saturday night burglars entered the federal merchandise store of C. M. Gorham on Duke street extended, a prior theft had emptied Gorham’s shop, a wagon suspected in loot removal. A wire trap across the King Street to Prince Street diagonal near Spring Park station aimed to trip pedestrians. a passerby warned others and the culprits fled toward a freight train. Police searched the area with no arrests. A car crash near Spring Park station injured occupants but no serious harm. Insurance trial for Board-Armstrong vs Mutual Life set to begin today in circuit court, and several local obituaries and civic notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Burpau
King Street
Alexandria
Samuel Wade
Duke Street
Federal Merchandise
C. M. Gorham
Tol Gate
Prince Street
Bpring Park Station
Robert Grimes
W. E. McVoy
Walter A. Warfield
Spring Park Station
Upper Hing Street
Aldewalk
McCoy
Harry Wood
Union Station
Boerd-Armstrong Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
B. Fleet Board
Wake Forest
N. C
Circuit Court
J. B. T. Thornton
Corporation Court
L. C. Bailey
United States
Turmoil at Washington Secular League over Y M C A and Salvation Army
The Washington Secular League meeting at Pythian Temple hosted a heated debate on secularism and theology led by John Bradley. Samuel Solomon, a Hebrew lecturer, praised the Y M C A as a force for good while deriding secularism, provoking jeers and a disruptive exchange before ending his talk amid cheers and hisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Balvation Army
Washington Secular League
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Massachusettes Ave Ave
John Bradley
Samuel Solomon
Mr. Bradley
Young Men's Christian Association
David Eccles
Donald Bain
Mr. Solomon
Hyland Kirk
Bain
Solomon
Secular League
Salvation Army
Bible and Science Agree in New GWU Talk
Dr. Wilbur of George Washington University spoke at a YMCA assembly arguing for harmony between Genesis and science. He asserted that evolution is true and justified by God's works and that Christians need not fear scientific ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiam Allen Wilbur
College of Arts and Sciences
George Washington University
Young Men's Christian Association
Dean Wilbur
City Bulletin Style Grocery and Drama Listing
A dense catalog lists canned goods and staples with prices from The J. T. D. Pyles Stores including salmon beans corn eggs bread and potatoes. Also promotes Sparkling Burgundy Brotherhood brand whiskey and a large drama An Arabian Tragedy at Virginia Theater with Stenography and Telegraphy Civili Service courses offered by Pitman Gregg Stenography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. D. Pyles
Egypt
Sahara Desert
Virginia Theater
Pitman and
Gregg
Predicts New Dawn of Life by Pastor Russell at Union Station
Pastor Russell told the Washington Congregation at Masonic Temple that the past 6,000 years have been life’s night and that the twentieth century will be humanity’s real morning. He tied every major current event to Bible prophecy during his second address on inscriptions at Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane A. Bulmer
Bnowden
Fairfax County
Mount Vernon
Bulmer
Norfolk
England
New York
Union Station
Russell
Washington
Masonic Temple
Strees
Ion
Weahington Union Station
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
ST. Patrick's
Mr. Dougherty
Potomas Electric Power Co
Washington, D. C
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N. W
The
Corher
14Th Street N. W
L. L. Perkins
Judd & Detweiler
Iris Patty Shop
B. E. Gordon
Robert E. Gordon
Demaine’s Undertaking Establishment
L. F. Kelly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Marion V. Pettit
Marion V
Harry O. Pettit
Oronoco Street
H. E. Brundage
Henry E. Brundage
D. D
Eckington Presbyterian Church
Susquehanna County
Salvationists
Brotherhood
Criterion Rye
Crowley
Khan
Mots Tire and Rubber Co
Akron, Ohio
Imperial Motor Co
Pastor Russell
Columbia
Saturday Evening Post
Princess” Grafonoa
Victor
Columbia Phonograph Co
G Street
N. W
F Street
Columbia Graphophones
F. G. Smith Piano CO
Satchel Building
Darappevd
Byron S. Adams
Service Shop
11Th Street
N. W. PhongMain
Edward J. Stellwagen
C. A. Muddimann & GO
Prisca Albert
Seite Far Sie
Fineman & Goldsmith
Fourteenth Street
Chas. G Stott & Co
New York Ave
ST. James Hotel
BE. Cor, 4Th and
PA. Avi. M
Wien
John T. Crowley
Urphive
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