Camp Good Wills Plan For Colored Children Camps
The summer outings committee of the Associated Charities plans Camp Good Will near Brightwood in Rock Creek park for fifty mothers and children with twenty tents ready. Camps aim to give invalids fresh air rides to Chesapeake Beach and study heat relief in Washington. Ban on institutional feel noted, with volunteers guiding activities and two camps including Camp Pleasants in Tuxedo, Md. Charity leader John Joy Edson and Capt. Andrew Parker drive planning. Rev. John Van Schaick lauds the work. A man named Bernard E. Payne, 60, was struck by a Capital Traction car at Ninth and U streets and treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
John“ van Sthaick
Good Wilk
Brightwood
Rock Creek Park
Camp
Good Will
Maud
Billy
Chesapeake Beach
Washington
John Joy Edson
Andrew Parker
Cary
Tuxedo
Camp Pleasants
I. J. Rusvhatrman
M. EF. Crumwel
M. L. Liggons
James“. Walker
M. L. Jordan
Dora B. Smitt
A. Craig
T. Thomas
Thomas Walker
D. J. Wiseman
Bessie Claggett
Bell Harvis
Elizabeth Lacey
Edmund Smith
Sadie Williams
Sadie Hall
M E. Bend
Edward
Eligabeth Martin
Ida Richardson
Maria Hayson
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Alece Parker
L. BE. Cropse
J. M. Wilson
William Aa. S
S. Middleton
Noble and Useful Philanthropies
Jomm van Benak
of Our Father
Thirteenth Northwest
Gand Will
Washington Committee
Mothe
Asated Charities
Camp Good Will
Lenox
Bar Harbor
van Schaick
Ani
Ged
Bernard E. Payne
Capital Traction
Ninth and
U Streets
Thea Jace
Harding Found Dead in Lounge At Home
William E Harding, 56, an employee of the Washington Railway and Electric Company, was found dead on the lounge in the basement dining room of his home at 66 Twelfth Street NE. He appeared in good health Saturday night and seems to have died of natural causes, per Deputy Coroner Glazebrook. He inspected cars before they left the car barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BE. Harding
Washington Railway, and Electric Company
Twelfth Street
Harding
Glazebrook
Universalists to Hold Twentieth Annual Young People Union Meet
The twentieth annual meeting of the Young People's Christian Union of the Universalist Church will convene in the city Wednesday and run through Sunday. Delegates from across the U.S. and Canada will attend. Harry Russell Childs of New York City will deliver the annual address. Sessions include missionary work in the Southern field, readings, reports, and officer elections. A discussion on marriage and divorce is expected. The convention closes with a mass meeting featuring Rev. G. I. Keirn and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
Universalist Church
Canada
Church For Our Father
Universalist
Harry Russell Childs
New York City
Union
Renee
G. I. Keirn
Indiana
Frank Oliver Flall
New York
M. Powers
Massachusetts
H. N. Couden
House of Representatives
Poundmaster Defended Letter Praises Washington Pound Official
John A Schaeck Jr writes to defend Samuel Einstein the Washington poundmaster amid criticism. He recounts a humane, well kept facility and urges fair treatment for officials enforcing public health dog control laws. He notes Einstein’s past service during a smallpox epidemic and supports the officer’s integrity and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Colum
Health Department
Samuelleinstein
Congress
Farstein
Pound Tool
Yellow Dog
Samuel Einstein
Washington
John AN Schaick, Jr
Church of Our Father
Vermont Avenue
Mail on Independence Day Post Office Schedule In Effect
The post office issues a July 4 directive detailing operating hours and mail collection times for the main office and stations, with carrier delivery at 7 39 a m and varied collection slots. It also lists Station openings and a semiannual election for Pioneer Council No 1 Sons of Jonadab with named officers.
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Post Ofice
Staton A
Tolkona Park
Brookland
Benning Etation
Tennallytown
Ta. m
Wa. m
Takoma Park
Benning
Jonadab Council
Pioneer Council
Sons of Jaradab
Jonadab Hall
Charles F. Sudworth
W. C
Oliver Bennett
V. C
James J. Kelly
John F. Harvey
E. J. Ratigan
Jel E. Hogan
Frank J. McQuade
John P. Quill
J. Cutter
Walter Harlow
I. W
W. B. Clark
O. W
Reverend Pierce Bids Farewell Sermon at All Souls Church
The Rev Ulysses G B Pierce preached his farewell sermon before summer vacation with Taft among the audience He spoke on The Renewal of Religion citing Lamentations 3 23 and arguing that great impulses of life are timeless He noted religion grows anew each day and that the standard of greatness has risen as heroism becomes a life devoted to worthy ends Pierce and family depart for Nantucket Mass then Isle of Budals for lectures before summer on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
All Souls’ Church
Taft
Mr. Pierce
Lfe
Dean Swift
Pierce
Nantucket
Mass
Isle of Budals
Summer Twilight Services at McKendree Church
A series of Sunday twilight services opened yesterday at McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev R L Wright spoke on The secrets of the Lord and—along with Edith Wagley and Rena Rouse in a duet—led songs and talks. Services start at 7 and end at 8 o'clock each Sunday through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Imembers
Edith Wagley
Rena Rouse
R. L. Wright
Wright
Sermon on Erring Women at St Margaret's Church
The Rev Dr Herbert Scott Smith preached at St Margaret's Church on Connecticut Avenue and Bancroft Place about forgiving a woman who strayed from righteousness. He said Christ refused to judge such a woman and urged extending mercy and guidance to help her sin no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Scott Smith
St.Margaret’s Church
Connecticut Avenue
Bancroft Place
Smith
Christ
Sneak Thieves Active In Northwest Area
George Dixon on 123 FE street northwest found his panama hat worth 5 and 2 dollars in cash missing after waking on a bench in White Lot yesterday. Simon Horvitch at 121 K street northwest reported goods valued at 5 stolen from his grocery store Saturday night through a side window. Mrs Emms Henry at 68 G street northwest had a black leather pocketbook with 4.50 in cash and several car tickets stolen from her dining room Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
FE Street Northwest
Simon Horvitch
K Street
Emms Henry
G Street Northwest
Importance of a Wholesome Milk Supply
Public health officials urge strict milk cleanliness from cow to consumer. Education for farmers, dairies, and households is essential to prevent contamination from dirty or warm milk and to save lives nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health and Marine Hospital ServiCe
Milk Run Collision In Front Of G Street Homes
An electric car driven by Daniel Frazier of 453 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest collided with a milk wagon owned by William Flood at Teenth and G streets, spilling milk into the gutters. Two women in the auto escaped injury. the wagon toppled onto the sidewalk, many bottles broke, and the vehicle fled a block before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Teenth
Daniel Frazier
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Flood
Golden Street
Ranj
City Bulletin Style Ad Littered Jumble Sparks Local Vendors
A jumble of classifieds and promotional lines from Chicago merchants lists gas ranges Heurich’s beer bottling distributors and various services. Entries include Arlington Bottling Co contact details, Gould’s fireworks and photo services, Columbia Photo Supply, discounted travel bills to Baltimore, twilight excursions, wholesale tea and coffee deals at J T Pyles stores, and Satin Skin cream promotions. The fragment reads as a rapid-fire advert column with product pitches and addresses.
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Wm. Hahn & Co
Fae An
Americ
Crosaer
Post
The
Friedlander Brothers
E Streets
Universalists
Young People’s Union
South
Poundmaster
John van Shaick
MAIL
McKendree M. E. Church
Mr. Smith
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Randle Highlands Capitol
U.S
Randle Highlands
Capitoas Dupont Circle
Villa Asted
Realty Company i A Central Rational Bank
Cenintl National Bank
7Th A
Pa Ava Nw
Chas. Kaufman & Sons
Seventh Street
City Bulletins
Chicago
A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
Heurich’s Hees
Maerzen and Lehate
Arlington Bottling Company
Same Old Place
Gould's
Columbia Photo Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Baltimore
J.T. DB. Pyles
River Front
Gould'a
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Reezer
Barber & Ross
Washington Gaslight Co
Big Tenth Street
N. W
Hirsh’s Shoe
Seventh ‘St. N. W
L Sts
Potomac Electric Power Go
14Th St. N. W
Wineberg’s Optical CO
St. N.W
Mt. Vernon Place
Thes Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Warrington
D. C
District of Columbia
Marsianas
P.m
House & Herrmann
7Th and Eye Sts
N.W
Bell
Twelfth Street N. We
Shaw-Walker
Lansburgh Furniture Co
9Th Street
Sihltz Brewing Company
Cs Dans
Milwaukee
Uneeda
Buffy
Rochester
N.Y
Munyon
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