Battery A Gets Home After Mexican Border Service
Battery A, District National Guard, returned to Washington from the Mexican border with 2 men sent to a hospital on arrival. A cheering crowd greeted the battalion at the Baltimore and Ohio station, tearful and laughing welcomes mingling as they marched to the armory. Capt. Louis C. Vogt will lead the unit in today’s Inaugural parade.
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Religious Services and Church News Summary
Religious services across several DC churches reported sermons, resignations, and confirmations. At First Congregational, Rev James L. Gordon preached on The American Type and Our Debt to Other Nations. 30 new members admitted, 1,260 joined in communion. North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church retained Pastor J Franklin Bryan. election of delegates occurred for Maryland conference. Domincan and Lutheran groups held parish events. various pastors preached, novenas and lectures continued.
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James L. Gordon
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
J. Franklin Bryan
Willam F. Wellener
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Baltimore
J. W. Barse
Falfow
D. J. Burger
W. T. Scott
W. Barse
W. L. Bishop
Fr. Ryan
W. F. Wellener
J. H. Wolfe
J. Harry Dare
H. W. Scott
W. C. Thom
Horace H. Frederick
W. le Bishop
W. H. Jeffries
M. L .Wilkison
J. A. Boarman
Rebirth of Christianity Argues for Quiet Reform
Boston professor William F Wunsch spoke at the new Mason Temple Auditorium on the eve of President Melkiin Jey’s inauguration. He urged that Christianity has for decades grown aware of departures from Christ’s teaching and spirit, shedding dogmas to embrace a life centered on His guidance.
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Boston
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Masonic Temple
John Joy Edson
Melkiin- Jey
Wunsch
Kansans events fill Washington evening agenda
City briefs list a series of talks and meetings in Washington with Kansans hosting at the Home Club and other venues tomorrow night. Dr Jenkin Lloyd Jones will discuss Internationalism in Woodward Lothrop, and various unions associations plan gatherings at Chamber of Commerce and Postoffice Hall.
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Kansans State Society of Washington
Jackson Place
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Resi~dent
Abraham Toincoin Center
Chicago
Woodward & Lothrop Auditorium
Woman’s Peace Party
Jane Addams
Hull House
Treasury Branch
Federal Employes' Union
Chamber of Commerce
Twelfth
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Board of Representatives
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association
Postoffice Hall
Park Road
Fourteenth Street
Purim
Ohave Bholom Biblical Association
Maurice Abramson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Royal Geographical Society Elects Dr Walcott as Corresponding Member
The Royal Geographical Society of London has elected Dr Charles Walcott, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, as a corresponding member. The honor recognizes his contributions to the history of the world and its peoples through geological and geographical work on North American topography and global explorations. Walcott, director of the U S Geological Survey for thirteen years and Smithsonian secretary since 1907, has long led scientific expeditions in America and abroad and holds memberships from institutions in Rome, Christiania, Mexico and more.
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Royal Geographical Society of London
Charles Doottle Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Walcott
Rocky Mountains
United States Geological Survey
Stormy Weekend Weather Forgs Flood Threat Across Regions
After a period of calm, a gulf disturbance intensified and moved northeastward, bringing heavy snow from the Ohio valley to New England and heavy rain in the southern Atlantic states. Flood warnings issued nationwide as rivers rise and temperatures plummet in the South, with colder air expanding from northern Florida to New England by Monday night. Temperatures ranged from highs in the 80s to lows in the 30s across locations, with no sunshine recorded.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Portion
North Carolina
Gulf States
Canadian Northwest
Ohio Valley
New England
South Atlantic
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New York
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Smith frames moral grafters sermon for political age
Fred B. Smith of New York spoke yesterday at Polls Theater under the YMCA on moral grafters in business and politics. He warned of a coming era where Barnes could lead a religious procession up Fifth Avenue while Murphy would want to preach a sermon.
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Fred B. Smith
New York
Poll’sa Theater
Young Men's Christian Association
Flowers for Inaugural Gruenta Dinner and Music Night
City bulletins announce a dinner at Mote with flowers for the inaugural Gruenta. A table is set, dinner service from 6:30 to 9 p m plus staining music and dancing every night.
Mrs Lilley Dies in Denver Daughter of Justice Anderson
Mrs Frederick P Lilley daughter of the late Justice Thomas H Anderson of the District Supreme Court died yesterday in Denver Colorado. Telegram from her husband to W F Lemona reported the news. Lilley and Mrs Anderson were in Denver attending Mrs Lilley when death occurred. Body likely to be brought here for burial. Mrs Lilley grew to womanhood in this city and was popular in society.
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Frederick P. Lilley
Thomas H. Anderson
District Supreme Court
Denver
Colo
W. F. Lemona
Lilley
Births and Deaths Reported in Local Column
Birth announcements list Robert T Taylor and Hila M Taylor. William and Rogie Thornton. Omas H Murray. Arthur J Juphr. Ralston P Jones. Broderick Haskell. Carroll F Duvall. Anastassia and Panagiota Diamantis. Dennis Clarke. James B Glubb. William West. Henry Scott. Albert A and Pearlth twins. Bred Gumm. Francis L Dorsey. Death notices include Ruth Hampton, Orgie Pucke, Coleman Miller age 7? or 9?. Herbert 27. Lyman Wightman 60. John D Davis 75. Buelah E Davie 77. Thelma Cheney 11 months. Malinda Lights 41. Charles Slaughter 48. George Edwards 52. James Murray 68. Chester Porter 1 year. Martha Ford 45. Madison Richardson 80.
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