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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
6
An OCR snippet lists services at Fountain Pen Shop with a noon to 3 pm daily special at Harvey's on 11th street and Ps. ave. NW, Sea Foods at Philadelphia Oyster & Chop House on 11th Ave, and Yale Laundry. It mentions a Telephone Girl from a prominent family and a streetcar schedule to Vernon and Nacalester, with Sunday exceptions and limited fare details.
Surveyors dispatched under park linking law begin condemnation work to extend park connections among Zoological Rock Creek and Potomac parks. Oak Hill Cemetery and other sites protest, fearing grave disturbances as government acquires land including parts of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal property and historic sections near Calvert Street.
At a local suffrage association meeting yesterday Mrs. Warren B Bailey wife of Admiral Bailey was unanimously chosen treasurer of the congressional committee for the National American Woman Suffrage Association Preparations advanced for the opening suffrage event on April 7 with dispatches sent to NAWSA president Dr Adna Howard Shaw and Carrie Chapman Catt asking them to speak A mass meeting is planned for 10 am on the 7th to allow marchers to reach the Capitol before Congress opens at noon.
Benjamin Brick, a Portland juvenile court volunteer officer, toured Washington’s juvenile court yesterday and called its residence setting unfit. He plans to ask Oregon congressmen to advance a bill for a new upstanding juvenile court building, noting a lack of progress and a buried measure in committee.
Health department officials yesterday received vaccines after an order covering all exposed field workers. Medical inspectors, sanitary inspectors, clerks, and disinfecting staff, plus department chiefs, were treated as fears grow of a rising smallpox outbreak in the District and limited funds may hinder response.
Veicoes of the Sioux uprising led by Sitting Bull were argued before the Supreme Court as two cattle companies abandoned appeals from the Court of Claims. The court held that Indians were not in amity with the federal government when cattle were seized, denying recovery under the statute.
The notice lists Sunday services across multiple faiths including Presbyterian Church of the Covenant with sermons, cantata, and choir events. Episcopal St John’s and Trinity Church services. Washington Temple Congregation with a sermon on Christ's Resurrection. Seventh Day Adventists Memorial SDA Church events. Evangelical Christian Science Church lecture by Bishop Sabin. First Church of Christ Scientist in Columbia Road services. and Spiritualist, secular, and National Theater events under various venues and speakers.
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