Florence Crittenton Conference Opens Here Wednesday
The thirty third annual National Florence Crittenton Mission conference runs Wednesday through Saturday in the city. Day sessions at 9 am and 1 pm will be held in the parish hall of Trimnt Protestant Episcopal Church at Third and streets northwest. Registrations, receptions, and public meetings will occur at the Nalaleigh Hotel and at the Metropalian Episcopal Church Juan Marse place, with a Florence Crittenton Home event closing Friday evening. Eight homes across the United States will be represented, with reports on social problems and expert talks from Kate Waller Barrett, Joseph Beilah, Barclay Hazard, Dr. Wilson, Mabel Parker, and others on topics from deported girls to prenatal dietetics and motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Trimis Trotestant Episcopal
Huech
Naleigh
Juan Marse
Third Street
United States
Kate Waller Barrett
Joseph Beilah
Newark
N. J
Barclay Hazard
New York Municipal League
Wilson
Detroit
Mabel Parker
Paine
Ogden
Utah
Grace Reed
Indianapolis
M. E. Luther
New York
Woman's Night Court
Marshall
Norfolk
Tomean
C. M. Ellinwood
Boston
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. John’s Church
Lafayette Square
Roland Cotton Smith
Edward Slater Dunlap
D. A. Birmingham
The
Brotherhood of Canada
Brothershood
Brotherhood
St John’s Parish Hall
Birmingham
Births Reported In Local Families
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming new members including a girl for Josephoe Tisinger and Margaret, a boy for Davia H and Frances C Tuck, and several other couples noting girls and boys with varied spellings and names consistent with historic parish or newspaper notices.
Denouncing False Gods and Wealth At Urban Faith Revivals
A flurry of sermons and church notices details New Bethel Baptist Church’s expansion and dedicatory rites for a long-occupied Fifteenth and Euclid site. Secretary Bryan decries humanitarianism and worship of money and pleasure, urging readers to align with spiritual aims over worldly pursuits. Nearby, revival series across South Washington churches promise renewed faith, with Dr Lucian Clark, Bishop Harding, and others leading daily services and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and & Street
New Bethel
Baptist Church, Colored
Fifteenth and Euclid Streets
William D. Jarvis
Page Milburn
Grace Church
Takes Simp son's Place in Congress Subject Revealed
Jouett Shouse of Kansas, a rising speaker and crusader, is profiled as the new representative elected from the old Jerry Simpson district. Born in Lexington Kentucky, he entered the University of Missouri at 14 and rose from a stranger in Kansas to state senator and congressman elect, with a notable Ways and Means chairmanship and a career shaped by a missionary father who befriended Champ Clark. The piece traces Shouse's rapid ascent, his political record, and his anticipated role in the next Congress. It also notes a slimly attended Copenhagen neutrals conference with no US or Swiss delegation and no action on a peace program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janett Shouse
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Congress
Shouge
Sunflower State
Shouse
Lexington
University of Missouri
Young Shouse
Kinnley
Senate
Sagebrush
United States
Follett Shouse
Topeka
George A. Neeley
United States Senate
Jouett Shouse
John §. Shouse
Christian Church
Middle West
Johnny
Sr. Shouse
Blue Grass
Kentucky Female Orphan School
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Firebug Working Again at Feed Store Entrance
Fire discovered around 7 pm outside T. F. Burroughs & Son Co feed dealers at Prince and Union streets in Alexandria. Officials suspect straw piled in doorway. blaze quickly fought and extinguished. Also notes nonunion fills at Portner Brewing Company and the death of James A. Stewart, longtime locomotive engineer, in Baltimore hospital with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Freling
Union Street
T. F. Burroughs & Son Company
Prince and Union Streets
Strand
Band Concert Today by Marine Band at Barracks
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the United States Marine Band Orchestra performs at barracks under the direction of William H. Santelmann. The program includes True to the Empire March, Warmken Overture, Zampa, Herald Serenade, Mountain Tone Idyl, and selections from The Debutante and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Bead Orchestra
William H. Santelmann
Seren -Toloszkowski
Idyl
City Groceries and Delights on Pa Avenue Ads
City bulletins list daily grocery specials with prices for cans, beans, corn, cocoa, baking powder, potatoes, onions, buckwheat, meals, and more. Local stores J T D Piles, Robertson's Jams, Schamel Arcade Market promote deliveries, lunches, flowers, and casual dining in Washington DC area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. D. Pilés
Sheeracely
Mauree J. Colbert
Fst
Schamel
Shaffer
Eckstein’s
New York Avenue
City News in Brief Highlights Local Events
Child Labor day is planned for January 2 by the New York child labor committee to press for mill and factory protections. Various cultural and civic events follow, including Confederate memorials, a National Library for the Blind fundraiser, an Art and Archaeology League exhibit, Men’s Glee Club concerts, a North Carolina Society informal gathering, and George Washington University activities. Meetings, lectures, and a large convention of painters and decorators are noted, with many officers and dates listed for February and March in Washington venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Labor Committee of
New York
Federal Council of Churches
America
Art and Archaeology League
Octagon Building
Miss Shaw
Boston
Deaths Reported In Local Hospitals
A list of recent deaths includes James Holler aged 66 at Garfield Hospital John A Jewell 57 at Wash Asylum Hospital J Sihaughnesey 40 at Govt Hosp for in patients Catherine B Mace 55 at 711 Dat ne Franc M King 24 at The Watkins Apt Ta koma D C Neuman Fox 50 at Georgetown Hospital Anus V Thompking CO 1910 15th St NW Willie Harris 25 at Freeimens Hospital Frederick L Robinson 85 at 614 23d St NW Joseph W Pollard 11 at 58M mi NW Henrietta Cook 1 at 3% Fentor Ct NW Hillary Cook 2 at 1752 Oregon Ave NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holler
Garfield Hospital
John A. Jewell
Wash
Asylum Hospital
A J. Sihaughnesey
Govt
Catherine B. Mace
Franc M. King
The
Watkins Apte
Takoma
D.C
Neuman Fox
Georgetown Hospital
Anus V. Thompking, CO
Willie
Harris
Freeimens
Frederick L. Robinson
Joseph W. Pollard
Henrietta Cook
Fentor Ct
Hillary Cook
Oregon Ave
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H. WN. BD. Parker
Martin Dodge
Good Roads
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Af. Pew
Mer Charles E. White
National Bank of Washington
WS. M. Dove
J. Maury Dove Coal Company
Twelfth and Fats, UN
J. 3. Noonan
Virginia Theater
Benji. Blethyn
Gregon Ave
Chas
FE. Hartman
Mount Rainier
HE. Zimmerman
Anitique
17Th St
Robert Harvey
Goldenberga
W. F. Hodge
House & Herrmacn
R. M. Brown
7Th and Note
J. W. Showalter
the Olympia
Euclid Sta. Nw
AG. W. Rickett
J. Clint Robinson
A. 3
Treasury
J. W. Bogley
Friendship Heights
Goodrich
South Patrick At
Frank D. Strick
Phome
Prof
H. N. D. Parker
B. Curtis Miller
M. D
John D. Parker
Bond Building
Washington, D
Tury
Mark Brands
Philadelphia
Siewersa
Bryan
Fifth Baptist Church
Idie
Tella
Harthly
Assaila
Father Magee
C. C. Gavan
Shring of the Sacred Heart
Joseph FE. Mages
Hamline
Carnegie Church Peace Union
Navy League
National Security League
Union
Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
Amove Ita
David H. Greer
Lucian C. Clark
Hamline Methodist Church
Unite For Evangelistic Service
South
Washington
Epiphany
Westminster
Gorsuch
Sixth Preabyterian
Fifth Baptist
Epiphany Church
Randolph H. McKim
Board of Missions
Holy Name Society of
District of Columbia
St. Martin's Church
North Capitol
T Streeta
Eugene A. Hannan
St Martin's
Clarence BE. Wheeler
Church of the Holy Comforter
Brotherhood Evensong
Metternich
Francis Joseph
Jay T. Stocking
First Congregational Church
Austria
Count von Herchtold
Servia
Francs Joseph
Bishop Harding
Harding
Chapel of the Redeemer
Giten Echo
William Dent
Flo
Bethlehem Chapel
Richard P. Williams
Clericus
Diocese of
Ebbitt House
Dr. McGrew
Silver Springs
William L. de Vries
Robert Talbot
George Fisk Dudley
St. Stephen's Church
Olumbia Heights
Industrial School
Wisconsin Avenue
W. J.D. Thomas
Church of Our, Saviour
Brookland
James A. Smyth
Sodality of the Children of Mary
St. Patrick's Parish
Father Smyth
Sodality
Doermann
J. E. A. Doermann
Grace Evangelical Church
Corcoran
Yester
Grace Chapel
Concordia District
Ohio Synod
Alsc
Church Messenger
Russia
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Turkey
H. E. Wilhite
F. H. Shaul
Ninth Street
Henry H Ranck
Grace Reformed Church
Dirick “Wingil
Ranck
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth and
Streets
Hateline
Brightwood
McKendree
Petworth
Simpson
van Born
Kentucky
Piece
Young Clark
Robert Portner Brewing Company
James A. Stewart
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Princesa Street
Stewart
Georges W. Kimball
Andrew A. Lucas
Washington and Ohio
Southern Railway
Washington and Old Dominion
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Assembly
Fitzgerald Assembly
Knights of Columbus
R. E B. Power
M. J. McFarland
W. M. Donnelly
S. A. Breen
William Desmond
F. T. Quinn
W. H. F. Kelly
James Roche
L. F. Kelly
R. E. Power
Rucevit Watts
Blamengeimter
von Bion
Herbert Grendmarch
Taunhaoser
Wagner
City Bulletins
Harry
Carl M
Robertson
James D. Donnelly
F.F. V
City News
Robert B. Lee
Gen
T. J
Stonewall
Jackson
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
R. H. McKim
National Library
H Street
Misa Nona
North Carolina Society
Confederate Veterans
Vermont Avenue
Joseph A. Holmes
Thomas M. Robertson
Robert H. McNeill
R. E. 0. Davis
John W. Stewart
A. T. Hill
G. D. Ellaworth
Parker R. Anderson
B. 0. E Davis
C. W. Huske
Highth
W. W. Scott
Gilmer Brentzer
W. F. Tomlinson
Girls’ Glee Club
George Washington University
Assembly Hall of the Arts and Sciences
International Association of Manter House Painters and Decorators
Raleigh
Veterinary Medical Association of
Department
J. K. Gleeson
Department of the Potomac
John Middleton
Old Guard
C. E. Caruana
David J. Palmer
James Stoddart
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road Northwest
W. Roland Carter
Jba
Haskell Ethlines
William Allen Wilbur
Columbian College
G ‘Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Zounves, Woodmen of the World
United States Botanic Garden
Bailey Willis
South America
Cosmos Club
Washington Society of Engineers
Indiana Society of Washington
Brentano
Joseph S. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Needlework Guild of America
Europe
Edwin Dinwiddie
American Antisaloon League
Prohibition Movement
Secular League
B. AL. Holland
Socialist Party
District of Columbia Court No. 1
Guardians of Liberty
Entreeta
Protestant Magazine
Potomac Electric Power Co
N.W
Washington, D.C
AL Jolson
Bimeet
Columbia
Susie
Columbia Graphophone Co
H. C. Grove
St. N. W
BR. H. Reamed
Ave. S
Ejames
R. Hopkin
St. W
A. Brooks
Myattaville
HECHT #& CO
Sis
House & Herrmann
F. S. Lincoln, Inc
12Th St
N. W
Eelbig Bros
N. V. M. Phillips
Woodward
Lothrop
F. G. Smith Piano CO
Police
Theodore Kuhns
New Jersey Avenue
Fannie Bond
I Street
James A. Owens
Charles E. White
New York Avenus
Stanton Road
Pomeroy Road
Anacostia
Ann Fendall
G. L. Huske
Optician
14Th St
O’ Donnell
O’donnell
Thorp
Berkeley
F Street
Alyzir, Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Jardin DE Danse
Vincent Colgway
Harry Chick
Churchill's
Rector’s
Shaniey's
New York City
Tolam
Perpetual Building Association
Byron
Adams
11Th St
WN. W
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Relee
Sta
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