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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1908

Page

24

First Words of a Gifted Priest Pay Tribute to Pastor

Father William T. Russell preached his inaugural sermon at Mt Patrick's Church after succeeding the late Dr. Stafford. He paid tribute to his friend and former pastor, praising his life and urging unity across creeds. The service featured solemn high mass at 11 o'clock with a regional, interfaith reflection on virtue, charity, and brotherhood.

Wiliam T. Russel Mt. Patrick's Church Yeasterday Dr. Stafford Cardinal Gibbons Father Russell Father Smyth Father Carroll Father O'Conner Stafford Chaum Washington Sunfierd

Texas Member at Mission Talks Christian Citizenship

Representative Morris Sheppard of Texas addressed the Central Union Mission at 2 Louisiana avenue on Christian Citizenship. He linked citizenship to the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man, urging peace between Chile and Argentina with a Christlike vision.

Morris Sheppard Texas Central Union Mission Louisiana Avenue Christ Sheppard Chile Argentine Benevent Argentina Andes Brotherhood of Man

Government by boys an office for everyone

Dr. McGill outlined a plan for schoolroom “cities” where all non elected children become council members. The program would elect a mayor, judiciary and other officers, with petitions, proportional representation and initiative to express citizen will. Exchanges with Japan aim to foster international friendship and peace.

Japan Dr. McGill Ius Rabaet Ard Reindners United States Max

Prohibition Benefits Highlighted By WCTU Meeting

inclement weather reduced attendance at the Metropolitan M Church mass meeting. Speakers Gould and Ellis were absent. Resolutions urging Congress to enact a district prohibition were adopted, arguing saloon abolition reduces crime and costs. District prohibition supporters included Judge Kimball and Rev Gallagher. meeting chaired by Mrs Clinton Smith.

Womans Christian Temperance Union Metropolitan M. Church Ashley M. Gould Margaret Dye Ellis Dye James Fernald Congress District of Columbia Washington Wassington Ivory G. Kimball W. Gallagher Clinton Smith Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Federation of Churches and Temperance Associations Ryland M. E. Church Tenth and D Streets Southwest Nathan Hate Tennessee Matthew O'Brien Massachusetts C. Herbert Richardson Highth Street North Carolina Avenue

Old Man Falls From Streetcar in Northwest Washington

Hugh Mcnruckmorton, seventy one, of 9401 street northwest, fell from an Eleventh street car at Ninth and F streets northwest yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with bruises to the head and body.

Hugh Mcnruckmorton Ninth

Business Motto Grafts Religion Into Trade Says Mabie at YMCA

Dr. Hamilton W Mabie editor of the Outlook addressed about 600 Washington business and professional men at the YMCA. Commissioner Macfarland introduced him praising literature that uplifts. Mabie argued business is not mere barter but the answer to man’s genius in shaping with God’s things. He listed four points that connect commerce with religion: realities are symbols, character outweighs fortune, every religious person serves the Father in business, and integrity unites symbol with commodity under God. The phrase With God we deal became the guiding idea. The Washington Chorus Club accompanied and Mabie is to speak again Sunday.

Ceery Manle Mir Beloved Land Columbra Rane Hamilton W. Mabie Commissioner Macfarland Hamilton W. Mable Outlook Young Men's Christian Association Washington Misefarlanad Dr. Mabi Mable Mahirted

Government Print Office typesetters form raise association

Representatives of the GPO typesetting machine operators held a meeting at Typographical Temple and formed an association to urge Congress for higher pay. The Public Printer has proposed three wage classes but the group favors a flat increase to cents per hour for all operators.

Government Printing Office Typographical Temple Larston Mergenthaler Congress Meyers Huse Morenck Weltzel Goodkey and Connelly Fletcher and McCardell Menthaler C. B. Huse Joseph E. Guoukey

City Bulletins Feature Special Edition Contest Ads

Public notices and ads urge readers to join the Post Bau zational Contest. Prominent offers include discounted trousers, household goods, beverages, and grocery staples. Local addresses and phone numbers appear for ordering and inquiries across multiple businesses.

USEFUL HINTS TO HOUSE KEEPERS

Useful hints describe applying Jap-a-lac for restoring and protecting doors frames windows furniture and metal items. It promotes new life color variety and durability while suggesting colors to match existing finishes and easy application for beginners across home surfaces and antique woodwork.

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