Elevation and St Paul Feast Across Washington Churches
Diocesan observances mark Bishop Harding's sixth year since consecration as Bishop of Washington with Holy Communion at Bethlehem Chapel and St Pauls Church events. Sermons honor St Paul and parish feasts, with confirmations, receptions, and special services across St Johns Lafayette Square and other DC churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bethlehem Chapel
Apostle
Harding
St. Paul
1 Paul's Church
Twenty-third Street
Robert Talbot
St. Paul’s Church
Talbot
Vostry
St Paul's
W. A. Masker
St Louis
Edward Slater Dunlap
St John’s Church
Lafayette Square
Roland Cotten Smith
Elven
George Williamson Smith
St. John's
J. D. Hughes
Grace Episcopal
Dr. Briggs
Fifth Baptist
Will Consult Goethals With President On Canal Plans
The President will confer with Col. George W. Goethals, Panama Canal governor, on general questions affecting the canal zone, including plans for the waterway opening in March. Goethals visited Washington but the President did not see him. Friday the President addresses the convention of the American Electric Railway Association. Also reported is the death of Warry Ramey, formerly of Warrenton, Va., in El Paso, Texas, from smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Canal
Col. Goethals
White House
Washington
American Electric Railway Association
Haseen
Hugh Ramey
Warrenton
Warry Ramey
el Paso
Tex
Hames
Texas
Russell Ramey
Ramer
Matilda Hirlager
Ann Arbor, Mich
Hig
Mr. Ramer
Miss Heth to Represent Virginia at Panama Pacific Expo
Miss Nannie Randolph Heth daughter of the late Maj Gen Harry Heth C A A and president of the Southern Relief Society will be honored at a Camp 171 Confederates Veterans Association reception at 182 Vermont Avenue Northwest on Wednesday evening before her departure for San Francisco to represent Virginia at the Panama Pacific exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Randolph Heth
Harry Heth
Southern Relief Society
Confederates Veterans’ Association
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Miss Heth
Washington
San Francisco
Virginia
Wheat Exports Rise Amid War While Britain Bans Loans
The report notes expanding export expectations for wheat and other grains as the war continues, with caution on supplies and a gradual, healthy rise in securities and bond buying in New York. Britain restricts banking loans to English interests, pushing international finance toward the United States, making New York the central money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Fromt
Great Britain
Brazil
Chine
Far East
London
United States
New York
Europe
King James Bible History From 1611 to Modern Revisions
A concise survey outlines the 1611 King James Bible origins at Hampton Court, its translators from Oxford Cambridge Westminster and the evolution through revisions including the Geneva, Bishops, and later American versions. It notes milestones like 1880s revised versions and 1901 American revision, concluding with the minimal fundamental changes over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Court
James I
Chrysostom
William Tyndale
Geneva
James
Westminster
Comstatine
University
Band Concert Today by U S Marine Bend Orchestra
This afternoon at 2 30 o clock in barracks the U S Marine Bend Orchestra performs under William H Santelmano. The program includes Lance and Shield March, Tannhauser, Gavotte In Canes, Trigina Waltz, The Beautiful Girl of Valencia Morena Scene de Ballet, and Wagner ballet selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Bend Orchestra
Williiam H. Santelmano
Lance and Shield
Laurendeau
Grertore
Tannhauser
Wagner
Gavotte
Valencia
Morena
de Berfot
Chat
Feramors
Rubinstein
Braeute von Kuschmir
Trade balance and securities shipments to the United States
The article notes that securities, if returned, will arrive slowly to help the United States absorb them. It also suggests much of the securities may come to the United States as liquidation of heavy exports the country has sent abroad, with Holland mentioned as a source or recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Holland
Veterans to Help Militia Plan Endorsed by DC Guard Adjutant
Lieut Col A L Parmeter U S A adjutant general of the District of Columbia National Guard has won endorsements from veterans organizations to enlist Spanish American and Philippine War veterans in the district guard. He asked camp garrison and post commanders to present the plan to members this month for active guard or reserve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Parmeter
District of Columbia
Active Guard
City News in Brief and Local Meetings
Officers will be elected by the board of Governors of the Retail Merchants Association at 8 tonight in the Star building rooms. Membership applications will be considered. The association optical section meets tonight with H Wall to speak. A Beta Theta Phi Fraternity beefsteak dinner is set for 6 tomorrow at the University Club with Commander R J Jackson to speak and officers elected. Mrs Havelock Ellis, wife of the sociologist, leaves for Indianapolis and Chicago after visiting Senator and Mrs La Follette at their 3320 Sixteenth St NW residence. She plans another Washington visit after the Western trip. Clyde Kelly told the tower-house voters their Hobson prohibition stance will face opposition from organized liquor interests at an MCA address. The Central Citizens Association meets at North Capitol Street Savings Bank with Leo Rover presiding and adopts a resolution opposing riders to the district appropriation bill. The Washington Woman's Suffrage Council meets tomorrow at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Marty Christoffer of Alaska fisheries arrives, known as patrolling the broadest federal beat to protect the silver-gray fox from native hunters. Our two-month stay in Washington begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Association
Star Building
Optical Section
H. ©. Wall
Havelock Ellis
Washington
Indianapolis
Chicago
Elis
Robert M. la Feollette
Sixteenth Street
Hobson
Tower House
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
M. C
Central Citizens’ Association
North Capitol Street Savings Bank
Leo A. Rover
Marty J. Christoffer
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
Uncle Sam
Mr. Christoffer
Police Notes Record Robbery and Collisions in City
A powerboat owned by Richard G Taylor at 2003 Tenth Street NW was robbed of accessories valued at 25 dollars. Walter Caddick, about 30, riding a motorcycle on T Street NE between Seventh and Eighth, collided with a street car and was treated at Casualty Hospital. A houseboat near Giesboro Point was blown across the channel by high winds and returned to anchorage by the Vigilant patrol. A Washington Railway car collided with an automobile owned by John A. Lewis at Eleventh and Kenyon, driven by Miss Irene Lewis, 17, with the other vehicle sustaining about 60 dollars damage and Miss Lewis uninjured. At St Agnes Orphan School a fire drill occurred as Engine Company No. 8 fought a small stove fire while children stood in night clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Taylor
Tenth Street Northwest
Potomac River
Anacostia
Walter Caddick
H Street
T Street
Casualty Hospital
Charles Hall
Arthur Warr
Giesboro Point
War Collinge Seawall
Washington Railway and Eledric Company
Eleventh and
Kenyon Streets
John A. Lewis
Gresham Place
Irene Lewis
Bt. Agnes’ Orphan School
Births Reported In Local Notices
Maximilian Wade and Irene Wade announce a girl. Wellington White and Geneva White announce a boy. Francis Smith and Mary Smith announce a girl. Frank Stump and Genevia Stump announce a girl. Petros Papsyannis and Acreeve Papsyannis announce a girl. Henry Pike and Leslie Pike announce a boy. Charles Beker and Constance Beker announce a boy. Richard Perrier and Maggie Perrier announce a girl. John Neuman and Pearl Neuman announce a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Irene Wade
Wellington W
Geneva White
Francis
Mary E. Smith
Frank
Genevia
Stump
Petros
Acreeve
Henry W
Leslie Pike
Charles H
Constance M. Beker
Richard
Maggie Perrier
John
Pearl Neuman
Death notices list multiple residents and ages in D C area
Deaths reported for Acton Scherer 48 Providence Hospital and many others including Rora Gans 61 at 1110 Colmbiard Matilda Baumgarten 78 at 1933 18th St Lenna Spillman 70 at 22 M St nw Elizabeth Berry 42 at Washington Homes Arthur Smith 7 at 633 Keefer Pl Thomas Roache 21 at 1231 B St ge John Browning 51 at 462 H at nw Vinte Ellis 42 at 188 Francia at se Stephen Howell 5 at Freedmen's Hospital Henry West 60 at 1528 5th St nw Congress Heights D C 61 srs Garfield Heapt William Robineo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Scherer
Providence Hospital
Rora N. Gans
Colmbiard
Mathilda Baumgarten
Pumphrey
Lenna Spillman
Elizabeth Berry
Washington Homes
Arthur R. Smith
Keefer
City Bulletins and Local Advertisements Include Groceries and Dining
A Washington page lists grocery prices such as cam beans, big bargal and biscuits, with items like Wonder coffee and Norway mackerel. It mentions Pa. Ave stores T. J. Pyles, restaurants offering premier dining, after theater dancing at Harvey's, and various florists and host lunch spots with shop addresses and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Ave
Ana
T. B. Pyles
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Paris
Alleen
Pa.w
Prof
H. N. D. Parker
B. Curtis Miller
Maryland State Hospital
Cumberland, Vd
Baltimore
Goshen
Alleghanies
Mountain
Panther Gap
Lithia
Hockbridge
Railroad Station
Streads
Stone & Fairfax
New York Avenue
Jardin DE Danse
N. W
Miss von Ell
Telephone
Main
Hercules
Million Dolla and Steel Pier
Atlancho City
Unfsare
Narex
Byron S. Adams
13Th St. N. W
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
O’ Donnell
O'Donnell
L. L
Equitable Surety Ce
Southern Bids
Adam A. Weachler
Puble
Seventh Street
Adam A. Weschler
English Tea Shop (Inc
Macainery
National Electrical Supply Co
Dr. Harding
Paul
Carnest Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
Eighteenth Street
Dupont Circle Northwest
Dr. Smith
The
Divinity Chapel
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
St. Paul's
School of Sacred Sciences
Charles F. Aiken
St. Paul’s
F. W. Johnson
Grace Baptist Church
Johnson
Ministers’ Federation
VT. MC. A
Sunday
Scranton
Dr. Johnson
Bart Wilfrey
Vermot Avenue Christian Church
Fifth Baptist Church
South Washington
America
Queens
John E. Hinges
Atwater
Epiphany Church
Fourteenth Street
Washington Society of Fine Arts
Randolph HH. McKim
Christ
New Church
Woodley Park
Thomas Walsh
St. Thomas' Chapel
Holy Comforter
Clarence E. Wheeler
Father Wheeler
Holy Comforter Parish
Union
South
John E. Briges
C. E. Edwards
Epiphany Chapel
J. Z. Ringer
Marvin M. E. S
George A. Muller
Ninth Street Christian Church
Evangeliet Wichite
Annual Meeting of
Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
Gonzaga Hall
Conzaga College
North Capitol
I Streets
Br. Ilugh T. Stevenson
Bethany Baptist Church
New American
Rhode Island Avenue
Viret
Second
Charles D. Shakelford
Richard M. Thomas
Castleman Et Boss
Br. Stevenson
First Presbyterian
John Britton Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Liberal Religious Union
U. G. B. Pierce
All Souls' Unitarian Church
Harry W. Nichols
George A. Warren
Leland P. Shidy
Lora White
Myra C. Hale
Ethel M. Hendershott
Edward Collins
Macsride Sterrett
AH Souls’ Mission
Conrad Magruder Patten
John D. Patten
Daniel
Dr. Granger
the Lion's den
Charles Everest Granger
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
Frank M. Parker
Actua Life Insurance Co
Tas
15Th Street
Goethals
Canal Zone
T. H. Ramey
Nannie Heth
England
U. S
Thea
Financial District
Stock Exchange
City News
Beta Theta Pl Fraternity of
University Club
J. Jackson
Washington Woman's Suffrage Council
Chamber of Commerce
Police
Columbia Douvhie
Columbia Graphophone Company
Grove, Wanager
ST. N. W
Sau OM Hopkins
Ug MI WA
BGO
Hyattaville
Wii
Reaves
M. Phellips
Ste
Lincoln, Inc
Ilbig Haos
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th and C Streets
D. C
Neme
Adies
City Bulletins
Harvey's
Dipyer
Loscheoss
Schamel
Violeta
Shaffer
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Cafe
Eckstein’s
Perpetual Building Association
Tharp
Poe
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Write Or Prayer West
Heurich Brewing Co
the Home Building Association
Huis Suvingr
U's Congy
Troller
Currencs Agk
Claughton Prea
BOS Wreateatt
Treat
Tenn Ave
Helee
Deidge
9Tie
D Sis
Grihiye
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