Lutherans to Welcome Taft at Washington Synod Meeting
The Lutheran Brotherhood convention opens at Luther Place Memorial Church in Washington with theme Organization for Service and a forty fifth General Synod session to follow. Taft and German envoy Count von Bernstorff are among speakers. about 900 delegates expected from 25 district synods with extensive entertaining plans and a Baltimore excursion on Saturday.
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Organization For Service
Congress
Luther Place Church
General Convention
Mr. Taft
Nnnell
Lutheran Brotherhood
United States
Luther Paice Memorial Church
General Synod
Hichmound
Ind
Kenetil Synod
Kingdom of Christ
Oies
Harlan K. Fenner
Louisville
WT. P. Manhart
Susquehanna University
Selinstrove
George H. Knellenberg
Richmond
William Anthony Granville
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Ident Taft
Count von Bernstorff
Rudoph
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Washington
Luther Place Memorial Church
Peace move hailed as imperial conference backs London declaration
London June report says Imperial Conference approves London declaration on prize rules in naval warfare and favors ratification. It aims to create an international prize court under Hague conventions, reducing neutrals' risk of entanglement and easing contraband disputes. London action expected to energize support and deter total failure of agreement.
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London
Queen Gray Hair Restorer Promises Instant Natural Color
A spray description claims the Queen Gray Hair Restorer instantly returns natural hair color with one application. Available in 50c and $3.00 sizes, sold by O'Donnell Drug Co and major drugstore departments nationwide.
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O'Donnell Drug Company
Dedication of Epiphany Chapel with elaborate service
Impressive services mark the dedication of the Epiphany Lutheran Church chapel at Sixteenth and U streets. The Rev H H Weber will preach and the vested choir will perform Buck, Knox, and Mozart selections. The Tudor Gothic chapel seats about 300 and forms a wing of the main structure planned for the future.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church of Epiphany
Sixteenth
U Streets
I. B. Dodson
Harry Glick
Charles F. Steck
D. D
H. H. Weber
Mr. Weber
I. Russell Alden
Dudley Buck
Knox
R. F. Pierson
Rauslin
Edith Stowell
Pano
Israel
Mozart
Schnecker
Heiress Bride of Singer Mabel Clyde Weds Baritone Hinshaw
Special to The Washington Post reports heiress Mabel Clyde daughter of Clyde Steamship head William Clyde married baritone William Wade Hinshaw at the Clyde home. The ceremony featured embroidered chiffon and lace, a flowers bouquet, and plans for a European wedding tour. Hinshaw resumes Metropolitan Opera performances next season after a partial three year contract.
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Washington Post
New York
Mabel Clyde
William P. Clyde
Clyde Steamship Line
William Wade Hinshaw
Metropolitan Opera House
Clyde
West Fifty-first Street
Misa Clyde
London
Dora Jessylin Taylor
Joshua Taylor
William P. Clyde, Jr
Hinshaw
Engineers Elect Officers at Appalachian Convention
Special to The Washington Fest Pottsville Pa June 8 The Appalachian Ingineering Association with fourteen states and all engineering branches met in convention today Officers elected President Dr H E Schubert Roanoke Va Vice President D C Willard Waynesboro Pa Secretary Dr Henry M Payne Morgantown W Va Treasurer E Krebs Charlestown W Va Delegates study Pottsville conglomerate rock formations
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Pottsville
Appalachian Ingineering Association
HE. A. Schubert
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
D. C. Willard
Waynesboro
Henry M. Payne
Morganstown
W. Va
W. Va. and Treasurer, ©. E. Krebs
Charlestown
Healthy, Happy Old Age with a Laxative Remedy
An advertisement promotes a laxative described as gentle and natural, suitable for all ages. It endorses secree sahclesette and Py za Ela a Senna, claiming physicians approve it for warming and toning internal organs without weakening them. Buyers are advised to purchase the genuine California Fig package with clear branding.
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California
Debate on Ozark voyage and European contest closes soon
The Ozark training ship faces possible two week cruise to Gardners Bay New York with Eastern naval militia and district National Guard participation. About 1200 sailors 150 officers to drill under service conditions while The Post’s European contest nears final two weeks with standings posted in Hecht's window and a near tie among many contestants.
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Ozark Post
War Department
District Naval Battalion
Gardners Bay
Jackies
District National Guard
Potomac
Long Island Sound
Washington
Ozark
Atlantic
District of Columbia
Maryland
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Massachusettes
Middies Ready for Cruise on 7000 Mile Voyage
Naval cadets from the three upper classes embarked on the battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts for a six week practice cruise covering about 7000 miles. The fleet sails from Annapolis June 4 with Queenstown Kiel Bergen Gibraltar on route. Commander R E Coontz leads a no liberty voyage with weeks at each port and a demanding schedule ashore and afloat.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
Queenstown
Ireland
Kiel
Germany
Bergen
Norway
Gibraltar
R E. Coontz
Savage
Lawrence Buys Kalorama Lots From Nicholson & McCormick
John J. Drury sells to William Watson Lawrence of New York two Kalorama Heights lots in block 22, surrounding the new Hal residence at Kalorama and Belmont roads. The purchase, tied to Swartzell Rheem & Hensey, totals 17,500 dollars as Lawrence expands his grounds for the city’s largest residence overlooking Rock Creek Park.
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John J. Drury
William Watson Lawrence
New York
Kalorama Heights
Mr. Lawrence
Kalorama
Belmont Roads
Connecticut Avenue
Lawrence
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Swartzell Rheem & Hensey
Suburban Lots Sold in Potomac Heights Activity
Unusual real estate activity in Potomac Heights reported by Potomac Heights Land Company yesterday. Several well located lots for building purposes were sold last week. Names tied to sales include Mrs G J Herdernen and W. Ft Jenkins. Old Herald building on Fifteenth Street NW began remodeling by JoT Hendrick and Clarence FooNom as of yesterday.
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Potomac Heights Land Company
G. J. Herdernen
W. FT
O. Af Jenkins
Jot Hendrick
Clarence FooNom
Prent
Herald
Fifteenth Street
H Street
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Alexandria
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Fredericksburg
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Norfolk
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Center Market
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