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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1915

Page

7

Walking With God and God's Church Revival Message

Louisville January 17 Pastor Russell preached at Mackauley's Theater, urging a return to Bible simplicity and a fully consecrated Church of Christ. He warned that nominal churches mislead souls with doctrine and money, urging acceptance only through Jesus and a life of self denial for the Millennial Kingdom.

Louisville Russell National Theater Macauleys's Salvation Army Jesus Amos Adam Sol Messiah Hhghive Dom Come Christ Church of Christ

Bow to Become New Creatures in Pastor Burcell's Book

An advertisement notes a book titled The New Creation by Pastor Burcell. It promises an easy home delivery with stamps and a coupon. The offer is from the International Bible Students Association in Drookiya, New York.

Pastor Burcell International Bible Students Association JT Hicks Si Drookiya

Bride of two weeks seeks missing husband Henry Maas in Raleigh and Annapolis searches

A newlywed wife wearing fur and diamonds reported her husband Henry Maas of New York missing from Hotel Raleigh at 8 43 AM. She carried about 500 in cash and a diamond ring and scarf pin while aiding police and visiting Annapolis jail after reading about a raid on the Red and Gun Club. She said Maas is 5 feet 2 inches, gray haired, blue gray eyes, medium build, blue walking suit, gray overcoat, black derby hat.

Raleigh Annapolia Fachly Detective Headquarters Henry Maas New York Mrs. Mase Red and Gun Club Meyers Station Washington Post Annapolis Maas

Daniel Webster Born 133 Years Ago Today

Daniel Webster born January 18 1782 in Salisbury New Hampshire on a farm later rising to fame as a premier American orator and statesman. He faced early illness and poverty but pursued study at Exeter then developed a masterly command of rhetoric and the Constitution shaping young America.

Pistor Hungary Tie Satan Daniel Webster Salisbury N. H Marshield Mass Webster Canada New England Weadon United States Congress Daniel Congress Philadelphia Exeter New Hampshire Warren Nora Fred Carrie

Girls in Fort Dodge Walk 500 Miles with Pedometers

Special to The Washington Post from Fort Dodge Iowa January 17 Thirteen members of the Wanderlust Club keep pedometers in stockings to tally a 500 mile goal with rewards for those who meet it while others fall short The group formed at the start of the year and already shows 30 miles logged despite heavy snow as new members may join and must run to catch up.

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Lecture on Ancient Indian Civilization by Sarath Kumar Ghosh

Sarath Kumar Ghosh of Ghosphars, India will discuss the ancient Indian civilization tomorrow evening at the Fabile Library lecture hall during the 481st meeting of the Anthropological Society of Washington.

India Sarath Kumar Ghosh Ghosphars Fabile Anthropological Society of Washington

Hard Up hysteria decried by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish

New York today notes unemployment is a dominant concern as Mrs Stuyvesant Fish advocates resisting the hard up mood. She urges spending by those with money to fuel work for idle carpenters and repair efforts, stressing common sense over panic and urging employers and workers to cooperate to preserve employment.

Jose New York City Solong

Married Life With a Caterer for the Dance

Helen hurries to meet Warren at 4 30 and negotiates a caterer for twelve couples. Warren insists on planning the menu and insists on quality, while Helen worries about extravagance and Nora’s past mishaps. The couple settles on a catered supper, arguing yet aligned on the outcome.

Warren Helen Elen Eata Beth

Queen Victoria Condition Improves Reported in Paris

Madrid via Paris January 17 The Queen of Spain notes improvement in the condition of Queen Victoria who is suffering from scarlet fever according to a today’s report from Madrid.

Madrid Paris Victoria

Mrs Ellis to Be Guest at Raleigh Luncheon by Noted Women

Distinguished guest Mrs Havelock Ellis English novelist dramatist and philosopher will attend a Raleigh luncheon Friday hosted by prominent local women including Mrs Albert Sidney Burleson and Miss Julia Lathrop. Reception committee members listed. Ellis known for social reform work beyond literature.

Raleigh Havelock Ellis Albert Sidney Burleson Ead Julia Lathrop Child Labor Bureau Bush Brown Winston Churchill Mabel Boardman Robert Baker Ernest Bicknell W. D. Bigelow I. R. Boyle Philander P. Claxton Gilbert Grosvenor David Fairchild James HW. Hensley Archibald Hopkins la Follette Eliza Lord C. 5. Ludlow Uu. G. B. Pierce Louis F. Post Keay Pittman Henry T. Ratney Ernest W. Roberts Gllen Scott Rafter J. BR. Swarmstedt Edith Westcott Harvey W. Wiley Frank G. Wilkins Tom A Waitama Ells

The New Men’s Shop Publicizes Bargain Sale

Last week’s sale of suits and overcoats at 11.50 sparked protest among buyers of ordinary clothes. This week the 16.50 sale targets higher grade buyers, with Wright’s Union Suits 2 to 3 dollar items reduced to 1.45 and shirts from 1.00 to 2.00 on sale at 69 cents. The shop fronts on G street two doors east of Eleventh.

Wright Best G Street Eleventh

Woman's Ethical Work Inspires Farmhouse For Welfare

The passage recalls a woman driven by devotion to improve slum life through study of ethics and socialism. After years in farming she opened a residence for men and women pursuing a life of the whole, the good, and the beautiful, Goethe's ideal. The house operated twelve years and spurred several volumes by her.

Goethe Thies

Capital Society Fears Prohibition Hinders Washington Socials

A Washington dispatch reports Washington society fears a prohibition ban on serving liquor at public functions. Foreign diplomats threaten to seek assignments elsewhere if Washington goes dry, while officials and Congress members show mixed views on enforcement and social life in the capital.

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