District Association Seeks Police Boost and Olmstead Indorsements
The Central Citizens' Association urged Congress to expand police protection in the northeast and to enforce laws against indecent post cards and literature. They endorsed Charles W. Darr and William McK. Clayton for District commissioner and planned to appeal to the Senate committee on police adequacy.
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Association
Congress
Carr
Clayton Indorsed
Central Citizens’ Association
North Capitol Street
Washington
Darr
Clayton
Charles W. Darr
William McK. Clayton
W. S. Brady
Sept. Sylvester
Senate
Jonadabs Elect Officers In Fraternal Councils
The Independent Order Sons of Jonadab reports eight new members last week and councils elect officers. Unity Council No 2 names Philip Webber past chief and H J O Day as chief. Hope Council No 1 lists W J Haner as chief and E Bradley as vice chief. John Daley Council No 3 names Walter Mitchell as past chief and S D Tennyson as worthy chief. John C Moore donates a handsome badge to B Bradley of Hope Council No 1, presented by James C Lee of John C Daley Council No 3.
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Independent Order Sons of Jonadab
Folowa
Unity Council
Philip Webber
H. J. O'Day
George R. Jones
B. P F. Kremer
George ©. Durand
B. F. Williams
Edward Archambault
Willam E. Moran
Charles M. Reynolds
Hunter Tardella
Sentinel
William Hill
George K. Jones
Hope Council
W. J. Haner
Worthy
E. Bradley
George Beller
Carl Lipp
Milliken
J. Madigan
John Mason
A. C. Scrivener
G. Hurdle
D. Stuelds
J. D. Brady
Joan C. Daley
J. T. Barbee
John ©. Daley
Man Kicked by Virginia Horse Suffers Severe Injuries
Arthur Oliver a 24 year old from Relece Virginia was brought to Emergency Hospital after a horse kicked him. His jaw was fractured his right eardrum ruptured most front teeth missing and a long chin laceration. Friends say the horse had attacked many stablemen before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Oliver
Relece
Oliver
Open Gas Jet Endangers Two Lodgers
Mrs. Catherine Walsh, owner of a rooming house at 01 D Street Northwest, detected gas in an upper hallway and found Henry Miller, 36, and J. T. Walker, 62, unconscious from a gas leak. She alerted help, the door was broken down, and both men were revived at Emergency Hospital where doctors said they were out of danger.
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Catherine Walsh
D Street
Henry Miller
J. T. Walker
Marine Band Concert at Marine Barracks Afternoon
The United States Marine Band Orchestra under William H. Santelmann performs this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Marine Barracks. The program features selections including Fire Firefly Mimi overture Crown Diamond Auber Serenade Les Millions d Arlequin Drigo Nylophone Soto Raymond Thomas Musician Peten Lowin Polonaise Wiltaire Chopin Surte A Day in Venice Nevin Gondoliers Venetian Love Seng Good Night Whispering Flowers Yon Blon symphonie Soon Crying Butekman Wagner.
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United States Marine Band Orchestra
William H. Santelmann
Marine Barracks
Drigo Nylophone
Soto
Raymond” Thomas
Peten Lowin
Wiltaire
Venice
Gondoliers
Butekman Wagner
Joseph L. Harley Dead After 60 Years at Bureau
Joseph I. Harley 1824 Baltimore native and longtime Bureau of Engraving and Printing employee died at his son William M Harley s home 1317 Corcoran Washington after old age services at St Paul s Church were held then his body to Baltimore for interment survivors include three sons William M Harry and Charles and daughter Annie E all of Baltimore plus family details from Washington and Baltimore locations
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Joseph I. Harley
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
William M Harley
Corcoran Street
Mr. Harley
Baltimore
Walher Mackin
St Paul's Catholic Church
East North Avenue
William M
Washington
Harry
Charles
Annie E
Firemen's Duty. Drum Urges Home Life Reform
Evangelist Charles R Drum told a National Theater audience that city firemen work four days straight with limited days off and little home life for their children. He argued segregation does not solve social evils and urged Washington to be a model city with backbone and determination. Secretary of State Bryan will headline the next Sunday series beginning April 6, organized by an interdenominational committee.
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Washington
Charles R. Drum
National Theater
M.C. A
Mr. Drum
Drum
Bryan Willl
Opened 11 breeding stations for army horses in Virginia
Arrangements for breeding army horses in Virginia have been completed. The bureau of animal industry says eleven stations are selected across the state and government stallions are now available. Stallions will be stationed at Front Royal Gatesville Aldie Harrisonburg Savannah Staunton Lexington Crab Bottom Monterey McDowell and Fredericksburg with named thoroughbreds and a standard bred stallion listed.
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Virginia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Front Royal
Henry of Navarre
Octagon
Demodus
Richmond Choice
Victor Peavine
Gatesville
Gold Heels
Footprint
Ganadore
Dandy Rock
Aldie
Charcot
Harrisonburg
Jack Parker
Savannah
Sir
Staunton
Belfry JT
Lexington
Hoola Boola
Crab Bottom
Single File
Monterey
Lynchburg
McDowell
Myles O’connell
Fredericksburg
Richford Jay
Boy Hit By Baseball Has Cerebral Convulsions
Carl Rothenburg an eight year old boy near his home at 1625 Montello avenue northeast was struck on the head by a batted ball during a game. He collapsed at Twelfth and H streets and was taken to Casualty Hospital in serious condition with cerebral convulsions.
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Montello Avenue
Carl Rothenburg
Rothenburg
H Street
Twelfth
H Streets
Casualty Hospital
City Boutiques Advertise Drinks and Pen Show
Local listings promote laundry service deals and wines priced per gallon. Advertisers include Eugene Schwab at 525 8th St SE and Chas. Macaleater near Mt Vernon Daily with early morning hours. The Fountain Pen Show claims widest city stock with all makes at Paava Str. Also references a rail fare listing and a notable drama "The Gambles Vielas" with a Virginia mention.
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8Th St. Se
Fountain Pen
Farrest
Mt. Vernon
Seventh Day Adventists Hold Annual Conference in Washington
The Memorial Church hosted the Seventh Day Adventists annual conference with delegates from Virginia and Maryland. Elders Wilkison and Dowsett led sessions. Mount Rainier church was admitted. Dispensary reported 1,790 visitors and 10,282 treatments. tithes totaled 16,012.40 dollars and 6,000 dollars in school offerings. Trustees to be named today.
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Seventh- Day Adventists
Memorial Church
Twelfth
M_ streets
Virginia
Maryland
B. G. Wilkinson
Mount Rainier
Elter J. L. McElhany
A. H. Rahn
A. J. Bristol
Ohio
Indiana
Public Schools Open Today After Easter Break
Public schools reopen today as Superintendent Davidson orders doors opened for students and teachers to resume the spring term. Graduates from primary and high schools are expected in June after a period of vacation and exams, with normal classes possibly using open air classrooms in good weather.
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Johnny
Mary
Davidson
Praises Mott’s M C A Work at Pan American Union
Director John Barrett of the Pan American Union lauded John R. Mott as a great American for his MCA work and personal abilities. Speaking before the Young Women’s Christian Association at 86 F Street NW, he discussed sister republics growth and praised Mott for extending the MCA missionary movement in the Far East.
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John Barrett
Pan- American Union
John R. Mott
M C A
China
Wilson
Young Women's Christian Association
F Street Northwest
Mott
Far East
Milk laws assailed in court challenge to tuberculin test
Supreme Court will hear challenges to city milk regulations including Minneapolis tuberculin test for cows and limits on bacteria in milk sold across state lines. Plaintiff argues the ordinances are class legislation and confiscate property by permitting immediate destruction of milk from uncured cows. also notes a separate Minnesota ruling upholding the Minneapolis measure. A preacher spoke on Liberty Restoration at the Washington Temple.
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United States Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Washington
Boston
Syracuse
Portland
Oreg
Rochester
Trenton
St. Joseph
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Cowi Ag
John Quincy Adams
Hivangelist Sturgeon
Liberty
Washington Temple
Masonic Temple
Daniel
Christ's Kingdom On Earth
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