Divided on Big Navy Discuss Chi Alpha Request
Washington clergymen split over the Chi Alpha Club protest to Senator Hale calling for a halt in navy enlargement. Bishop Cranston and Rev Woodrow defend readiness while others urge peace and restraint, cautioning against militarization undermining world peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barl Cranston
Presbyterian Ctint
Hale
Congress
Woodrow
Earl Cranston
United States
Richard Harlan
Robert M. Moore
The
Foundry Methodist Church
Chi Alhe Club
Samuel F. Woodrow
First Congregational Church
Abram Simon
Highth Street Temple
J Russell Verbrycke
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
New York
Dead Detective Honored at Baltimore Funeral
Central Office Detective Joseph Carter will leave for Baltimore to attend the funeral of Detective Cod Hall who died there Saturday. Detectives purchased a wreath Carter will take as representative of the Metropolitan police. Inspector Boardman planned a delegation but workload prevented it. Detective Hall was well known by Washington detectives and once lectured here on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Office
Joseph Carter
Baltimore
Cod Hall
Detective Force
Detective Carter
Inspector Boardman
Metropolitan Police Department
Detective Hall
Washington
President to Send Letter on Commerce Review at Baltimore Event
Former Representative Wachter of Baltimore presented an invitation for President Roosevelt to address the South and Southwestern Travelers and Merchants convention in Baltimore from March 2 to 4. The President promised to write a letter to be read at the convention on March 4 reviewing current U S commercial conditions. He will not attend in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachter
Baltimore
Roosevelt
White House
Falling Brick Hits Dr McKeown Horse in High Wind
An animal owned by Dr. T. H. McKeown, inspector in the Bureau of Animal Industry, was killed when a brick blown from a building at 96 C Street Northwest struck it. The bay horse, left in front of the structure, was killed instantly as the wind tore away a portion of the facade and sent bricks falling. The horse's value was listed as $00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. McKeown
T H McKeown
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Yesterdy
C Street
J J. O'Keefe
Firemen Escort to Baltimore for Lieut Harmon Funeral
Seventy three members of Washington fire department under Chief Bell travel to Baltimore to attend funerals of Lieut Harmon and Pipeman Pugh from January 24 blaze. Services at 2 pm, floral tributes placed on coffins. escort lists multiple engine, truck, and chemical companies with officers and privates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Washington
Baltimore
Lieut
Harmon
Pipeman
Pugh
Oclock
Chief Belt
A. Buecher
I. H. Marti
E M. Laskey
A. D. Burch
C. L. Byram
T. J.willama
J. Caghan
H. B. Barker
J. Cotter
W. T. Coulter
E. £. Jones
J. W. Hur Jey
C. EB. Rowe
J. . Sweeney
Truck Company No
A. C. Rollins
W. W. Virta
B. 3
F. J. Sylewater
J. H. Hooper
GH. Boyd
H. L. Clark
7 Chemical Company
M Coughlan
A. Savoy
W. Nash
J. D. Green
J. Stultz
W Nally
Money Needed for Insane at District Hospital
The District faces an $8092 shortfall in payments for maintaining patients at the Government Hospital for the Insane. Dr William A White, the superintendent, urges Congress to provide $16000 to cover this deficiency for the current year. Commissioners approve and will submit the request soon. District officials cannot regulate inmate numbers or costs. patients are cared for at a fed per capita rate and sent to the asylum by Supreme Court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hospital
William A White
White
Congress
Supreme Court of
Pupil Nurses Appointed At Washington Asylum
Following recommendations by LF Zinghan and George B Wilson the commissioners accept the resignations of orderly J Trotter pupil nurse Jenale Fisher and housekeeper Mattie Ward to take effect in January. Miss Mabel Marshall is named pupil nurse at 96 per year starting January 19 and Miss Alberta Menefee as pupil nurse starting January 28. Susan Watson cook is discharged for failing to report, effective January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF. Zinghan
Washington Asylum
George 8. Wilson
Board of Charities
J. Trotter
Jenale S Fisher
Mattie Ward
Mabel Marshall
Alberta Menefee
Susan Watson
Cook
Custom Cutters Convention Arrives in Arlington
Several hundred delegates of the Custom Cutters Association of America and the ladies auxiliary have arrived in the city for the twenty eighth annual convention at the Arlington. Headquarters are at the Arlington with Washington association hosting visitors. A program includes a concert by the United States Marine Band directed by Lieut William H Santelmann, soprano solos by Mrs W H Shreiff and baritone solos by William Clabaugh. The event opens with a prayer by Rev E Hex Swein and welcomes from Commissioner Macfarland and local association president P J Pokey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom Cutters’ Association of America
Ladies’ Auxilary
Arlington
Delsgates
Washington Association
United States
Maine
William H. Santelmann
W. H. Shreliff
William Clabaugh
Sol Os
E. Hex Swein
Macfarland
P J Pokey
Associaon
Frank A. Petrraon
Association
Louis A. Danner
Spriagfield
W. C Roberts
Philadelphia
Frank G. Backstrom
Kamps City
Roosavelt
Investments Underway In Northwest Washington Housing
Michael O Connor pays 4750 for 2031 Thirteenth Street NW as an investment. A separate sale shows 2031 Thirteenth Street NW purchased for 4760 by the same buyer. A New York businessman, unnamed, buys a two story brick at U corner of Fourteenth and Spring in Mount Pleasant for 36750 to occupy as a home. Negotiations continue for two adjoining houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Connor
Thirteenth Street
New York State
Stone & Fairfax
Fourteenth and
Spring Streets
Mount Pleasant
Funeral of H R Schade Quiet burial follows services at Concordia Lutheran
Hermann Robert Schade lawyer and writer died Saturday at Garfield Hospital buried at Prospect Cemetery after services at Concordia Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Paul A Menzel. He is survived by his mother Mrs Anna Schede and one brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Robert Schade
Garfield Hospital
Prospect “Fu
Tenth Street Northwest
Paul A Menzel
Concordia Lutheran Church
Schadela
Anna Schede
Funeral of Mrs Bennett Held at Covenant Church
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Mc Cracken Bennett, who died Thursday, were conducted yesterday at 3 PM at the Church of the Covenant by Rev C A Smith. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by husband Robert R Bennett and son Tracy Bennett. Pallbearers named Stanton J Feelle Walter Clephane John Pan Ernest Dr Marcus Benjamin Thomas F Hopkins Benjamin De Meir Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Edna McCracken Bennett
Church of the Covenant
C A Smith
Glenwood Cemetery
Stanton J Feelle
Walter Clephane
John Pan Ernest
Marcus Benjamin
Thomas F Hopkins
Benjamin de
Meir Miller
Robert R Bennett
Tracy Bennett
CHIRP PRACTICE AT ISSUE AND PARALYSIS UPDATE
The State Department reports Secretary Monroe says American Minister Sorsby, stricken with paralysis, shows improvement. A District hearing on chiropractic practice licenses is set for 10 a m at the District Building, following a protest over a new hospital at Fifteenth and I streets northwest. Building permits were issued for multiple projects including seven two story brick dwellings at Fifteenth Street and two two family homes at Fairstreet northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorsby
State Department
Monroe
la Paz
Bolivia
Livingston
Ralph A Hamilton
Fifteenth Street
Healtharium
Fifteenth and
Arnold
Corporation Counsel
Snowden Ashford
Té Marry Wardman
A. H Beers
Harry Wardman
VB Bauighman
Falreet
J Germuilier
J c Yost
E Garnett
Shest
Bw" Meyers
Louis H. Emmett
Building Line Established on Park Street South Side
Commissioners order condemnation proceedings to establish a building line on Park Street from School to Sixteenth. Act of Congress authorized creation of the line with 70 percent owner petition. Health Office Watchmen Appointed for smallpox service. James W. Taylor William H Moran Aloysius J Langley John Gillen William Pallas John D Sutton Peter J Reggin Howard T Ecklef named. Damages to be paid for Fifth Street Northwest extension to Nebraska Avenue total 4474. John Horton and Darie Picklesimer recommended as privates in the police department to replace J H Nagler and Hay Zoil. approved by Commissioner Macfarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Counsel
Park Street
School Street
Sixteenth Street
Health Office
Woodward
Fifth Street
Vesey Heights
Nebraska Avenue
Sylvester
John Horton
Darie Picklesimer
Dlaga
J H. Nagler
Hay Zoil
Macfarland
Personal magnetism via vital electricity, McConnell study
The Life Electricity Institute promotes a new science of vital force claiming any person can increase body electricity to become personally magnetic. It cites 200 tests showing invalids or elders can cure themselves in weeks by learning this method taught at 613 18th St NW and in mail courses with daily lectures at rooms 609 to 607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McConnell
Mr McConnell
Mr McConnell i
Life Electricity Institute
New Metropolitan Bank
Lbth St Nw
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Penna. Ave
Sais A
Igent
Bay of House & Herrmann Seventh
Eye
N. W
Prince Robert
Horn
Ie. Z
O’donnell
F Street
Keeley Care
Keeley Institute
BE Worth Capitol Street
Ewhars
District of
Maryland
CHI Alpha
Post
Chio Alpha Club
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Setetor Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Tsas
United States Navy
America
Tod Hall
Eilie
Govnant Asylum
H.R. Schade
Prospect Hill Cemetery
City Bulletins
Schneider
the Mercantile Society
Yoinson
Cates
Connecticut
Livingston Bull
Grippe
Allinsons
Heurich
Maerzen and
Senate
Polk Miller
Masonic Temple
N. C. Upham
Vth CA Muddiman &Co
BMG
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
AUC
TION
the Gallery OF Foreign Arts
Dupont Circle
Oriental
Trat
West End Laundry
Aye
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Mr. Merchant
Potomac Electric Power Company
14Th St. N.W
Sloan’s
Art Galieriea
Louis E. McComas
Sypreme Court
SLOAN
1407 & Street
Washington, D
C.G Edgar
American Security & Trust CO
Sloan & CO
G Street
Main Springs
Jatchen Cisaned
Selinger’s
I. Friedlander Bros
E Streets
Royal Pilsen Led
Royal Pulser
Trewing Co
St. N.W
Lansburgh Furniture
dater-Ocean Building
Ninth Street
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Joint Finance Committee
Milton 2
Allee
Mrs Herrin Blaine Beale
Emile Berliner
Scott C Bone
Walter C Clepha Johm Joy Edson
Mra
Corcorag Eustis
Wm F Gude
Robert N Harpar
Archibald Hopkins
Swann Jennings
Lisner
John Bo McLean
F Maeteland
Arthur D Marke
Frederic L Moore
Dr Bolle A Nordhel Jung
Thomas Noyes
Francia Riggs
Cura Ho
Rudolmy Bayar
Shaw John Bo Sieman Jr
Spargenn Comoran Thom Min
Emil Tuckerman
George Teucadel
Herbert Wadwo
Th & W
Victor E
Adler Cine
Washington Post
Columba
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Re Fm
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
AZOR
John B. Espey
Duero’s
Clea
Heurica
Demir Heurich
Bottie Rei
Heurich Brewing Coe
Washington Fost Building
Castelberg’s
Opticians
PENMA
Cravenette
Good Year Raincoat Co
H.W
Belus
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