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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1914

Page

25

Bird Census Arranged With May 30 Start Date

National plan to count birds across the country by Biological Survey correspondents begins May 30, with 40 to 80 acre tracts chosen per person. Washington area volunteers start May 2, reporting findings under departmental guidelines to assess bird distribution and nesting activity in defined areas.

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District Schools Hold Sequences of Events at Various Venues

Superintendent Thirston announced a string of school events across districts including Western High School, McRonley Wannal Training at the high school auditorium, and East High School activities at their respective auditoriums. The program featured student performances, a press club gathering, and a community celebration with dances, exhibitions, and a rifle match involving both boy and girl teams.

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Washington Canoe Club members listed in district notes

District Building notes list FW Albert assistant engineer and FW Steever draftsman of the water department as Washington Canoe Club members. Others include Jack Armstrong on leave to Bal Amore, and several engineers and clerks moving for the summer or attending conferences. The notes also mention a District baseball interdepartmental league team forming in the Instruction Building with manager L B Oliver, plus travel and tennis club activities among staff.

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Girl Scout Ranks Boost as Massachusetts Council Forms

Boston secretary Anna Ward reports Girl Scouts near self support in Boston area with a new local council led by President Mrs Wolfard and officers Mrs Henry Farkman Miss Anna Ward. Troops extend from Dorchester to Everett with over 200 scouts and captain and lieutenant applications in process. Edith Johnston, national secretary, advised plans as troops in White Springs Florida and Takoma Park Maryland begin new activities and first aid training.

Girl Scouts Boston Anna Ward Laws Henry Parkman Wolfard Henry Farkman J H Stannard Lawrence Rotch Godfrey Miss Bates Woman’s College of Brown University Low White Springs Fla Jacksonville Algobra Low Washington YWCA Baltimore Philadelphia Germantown Takoma Marion Harries Mary Marshall Dorothy Oggleston Boy Scouts Takama Park Dorothy Cruft Dutton Sherriest Edith Johnston

Great Trials of History CASE OF CHARLOTTE CORDAY

A historical account recounts Charlotte Corday the sixteen year old who killed Marat to halt civil bloodshed in revolutionary Paris. Her calculated plot included feigning an audience with Marat and stabbing him at his bath before surrendering to fate. She defended her motive as saving France amid tyranny, was condemned by the revolutionary tribunal, and executed on July 17 1798 as Paris endured a stormy crowd.

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Children Dance the Tang at May Carnival Show

About fifty young performers from Miss Ida Hayes classes entertained at Odd Fellows Hall on a May carnival night. The program featured highland fling s panache dances tangos sword dances and comic recitations with Little Dorothy Crandall lauded as star. Names of participants include M Guerth M Easterly F Marks D Minnick Considine I Hayes O Crandall R Richards M Bowles D Crandall A Nick O Atherton A Flack M Hayes Magill F Hurley Stevens J Atherton D Neltzey A Neumeyer M Lori Burns N Aflen Masters T Carrot W Swift L Carpenter L Abandsthem & Jarboe. Gracie Morllat isa Yvonne Stevens Froline Huridy Audrey Beatrice eenburg and others received medals.

Ona Ida Im Hayes Odd Fellowa Hall Dorothy Crandall Aiden Kiddins M_Guerth M Easterly F Marks Minnick Considine Hayes Crandall Richards M Bowles D Crandall Nick O Atherton Flack M Hayes Magill F Hurley Stevens J Atherton D Neltzey A. Neumeyer Lori Burns N Aflen Masters T Carrot W. Swift L Carpenter L Abandsthem Jarboe Gracie Morllat Isa Yvonne Stevens Froline Huridy Audrey Misa Beatrice Eenburg

May Carnival at New Willard Ballroom Features Peggy Operetta

Pupils of Miss Madelin Smithson presented a May carnival in the New Willard ballroom on Triday night. The operetta Peggy was staged with Miss Emma Morgenweck as Peggy and Miss Henrietta Gates as Prince Franz. Numerous pupils and masters contributed, with Miss Naomi Gates as pianist and Dr Frank E Gibson presenting medals.

Madelin Smithson New Willard Ballroom Peggy Emma Morgenweck Henrietta Gates Prince Franz Olive Barbas Hensley E Hunter Pauline Graff K Hasler M Hasley H Seiler Shipbaugsh L. Smithson

Sunday Sermons Of Nature And Celestial Joy

A poetic piece invites listeners to nature to feel joy and truth beyond mortal sorrow. It references hills flowers rivers seas birds glaciers and celestial bodies. The speaker notes singing stars and a divine truth that mortals struggle to interpret.

Mars Orma Joyce

Contenders Named By Name and Address Votes Listed

A historical election-like list shows numerous Rev. candidates with street addresses across Washington areas and surrounding towns. The document tallies vote counts beside each name including Rev E L Beauchamp, Rev Merritt Earl, Rev James Ennis, Rev John E Briggs, and many others, concluding with a total sum noted as The sum of $.

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Post to award fifteen minister trips to Holy Land Italy and Greece

The Post announces a contest where fifteen ordained ministers will win trips to the Holy Land Italy and Greece based on votes by June 20 1914. Voters can use daily and Sunday coupons or cash subscriptions to cast votes with specific vote values and tie rules. Prizes total 1000 for churches, with cash awards to the top four ministers and churches.

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