National Church Plan Faces Presbyterians Foes
Reports from a Presbyterian General Assembly committee show strong opposition to Justice Harlans national church project in Washington D C The body may send two reports one for and one against with final action possible The assembly also considers expansion of Navy and Army Presbyterian chaplains and plans for a Cumberland Presbyterian consolidation vote results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Church of
Washington Post
Winona Lake
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Justice Harlan
Washington
2. C
Feneral Assembly
Reiter
United States
Justha John M Harlan Pal
Reformed Presbyterian Synod Adopts Instrumental Music Policy
In New York the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church ends a long agitation by approving a substitute allowing each church to decide on instrumental music. The measure, passed by a vote of 55 to 4, grants congregations discretion to use instruments if it preserves peace and harmony, with oversight by presbyteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Comrites
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
New York
General Synod
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Samuel Pamsey
Los Angeles
Cal
William J. Smiley
Sparca TI
David McKinney
Cincinnati
Thomas Watters
Pattaburg
J. B. Steee
John Alford
Beaver Falls
J L Ruteble
Lisbon
Ohio
James W. Houston
Kitteburg
Quotes Japan's premier before Reformed Church Synod
Allentown May 2. Missionaries D B Schneder and W H Hoy reported on foreign missions at the Reformed Church Synod. Schneder quoted Japan's prime minister saying Japan has no aggressive plan at the war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneder
Reformed Church Synod
Allentown
Reformed Church
D. BB. Schneder
W. HB. Hoy
Japan
China
Japan minister vows religious freedom and peace in Orient
The prime minister assured Dr. Schneder that Japan will not interfere with Christians and that constitutional religious freedom will be safeguarded by government and people. Remarks emphasize self-preservation, progress, and joining civilized nations in advancing human progress. The passage also notes financials and leadership for the Woman's Missionary Society including President Mrs. R. G. Dotterer and other officers.
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Japan
Dr. Schneder
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society To
Tay
R. G. Dotterer
Philadelphia
Misa Janie G. Cleaver
Shippensburg
Mra
B. G. Krammer
Titho
Onto
Anna L. Miler
Canton
Ohio
A. K. Kline
Pittaburg
Baptist Anniversaries and Historical Society Elect Officials
The American Baptist Historical Society in St Louis elected Rev Dr B E Whitman of Pennsylvania as president as the first week of national Baptist anniversaries sessions closed. Officers named include vice president EB B Hulbert of Illinois and recording secretary Bernard MacMacklin of Pennsylvania. The Missionary Union outlined a goal to raise at least 60,000 in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hulbert
Illinois
Bernard MacMacklin
Pennsylvania
Al.wall
Arthur Malcom
Can Baptist Missionary Union
Missionry Union
Japan
Philippines
Beech er Friend and Disbursing Officer McChesney Profile
John Day McChesney, chief disbursing officer of the United States Geological Survey, born in Brooklyn about sixty years ago, studied at Plymout h Church and befriended Henry Ward Beecher. An active NY Avenue Presbyterian Church member, he has long fulfilled church duties and collected offerings while serving as a government clerk who moved to the quartermaster's department in Washington at the Civil War's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Episcopal Church
Washington
McChesney
John Day McChesney
United Stated Geological Survey
Brooklyn
Old Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wheeler Survey Chief Disbursing Officer McChesney Highlighted
A historical notice details how the United States Geological Survey emerged in 1879 under the Sundry Civil Act and how the Wheeler Hayden and Powell surveys were consolidated. It praises Mr. McChesney for his long service as chief disbursing officer overseeing reclamation funds and special disbursing agents, noting the reclamation fund now totals about twenty seven million dollars and the expanded duties within the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Rucker
Dana
Tompking
New Orleans
Alaska
Arizona
Minnesota
Texan
Wheeler
Deak
United States Geological Survey
Wheeler, Haydan
Powell Iveya
Mr. McChesney
Cusrence King
U. S. Geological Survey
McChesney
Treasury
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Reclamation Fund
Mr. McChamey
Secretary of the Interior
Spirit of St Andrew Convention Opens At Trinity Church
Delegates from Washington Baltimore and Boston attend the fifth tridiocesan convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at Trinity Church. Rev William Falkner delivers the charge on The Power of the Brotherhood. Gardiner and others address junior and senior conferences with a new executive committee nominated. Events include meals, services, and a farewell tonight as the convention closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tew
Robert §. Hart
Baltimore
J. L. Johns
J. Jc. Holmes
W. H. Gibson
HH. Brown
L. Rae
Centreville
B. BE. Whitman
Easton
Charles T. Warner
Rockville
Mark F. Smith
Annapolis
W. W. McKaig
Cumberland
Bert T. Amos
Trinity Church
Arthur A. Hungerford
Coors
W. Peterkin
A. J. Farris
Five Young Lady Graduates At Columbia Kindergarten School
Columbia Kindergarten Training School held its annual commencement at 11 yesterday in the school parlors at 1011 New Hampshire Avenue NW. Diplomas were awarded to Blanche Baker, Olryng Baker, Mina Clare Leland Clum of Washington, Bihe Fiske of Boston, Lila Relig Wenhold of Bethlehem. Certificates went to Roberta Tull Elkton MD Eleanor Leaf Fort Washington PA Eleanor Meane Washington Eva Whitcomb Washington Sophie Hodgkins Falls Church VA. Programs included essays by Baker and Wenhold, a trade game, songs and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Kindergarten Training School
New Hampshire Avenue Northwest
Kettering Blanche Baker
Olryig B. Baker
Mina Clare Leland’ Clum
Washington
Bihe Fiske
Boston
Maas
Misa Lila Relig Wenhold
Hethlehem
Clara Leland Clum
Eleanor Leaf
Burt Washington
Olivia B. Baker
Lita
Belle Wenhold
Bethlehem
Clans
Voices of the Wood
Aung
Hey. C. Alvin Smith
Sarah K. Lippincott
Susan L. Baker
Delegates Visit White House At A M E Conference
About 109 delegates from the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington district visited the White House at noon yesterday and were introduced to the President by Bishop Clinton. They later posed on the steps of the State War and Navy Building. In the Zion Church afternoon session reports were heard and many addresses made by Cra iG Blackwell M L Franklin and G G Clements. The finance committee reported totals across funds totaling 3994.78 and Andrew Carnegie donations of 35000 for a New Castle New Jersey school and 22000 for Livingston College Batlabury NC were noted. Reverend Wiseman and Reverend Cleaves spoke with responses from Reverend Clementa. The conference resumes at 10 pm tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Bishop Clinton
State, War and Navy
G.G. Clements
Finance Committee
Bonevi Olances
Haster
Mr. Dancy
Andrew Carneale
Rev. G. Kincaid
Plans for Memorial Day Oration at Arlington
The Grand Army of the Republic met at 1412 Pennsylvania Avenue NW to finalize Memorial Day plans. Senator Foraker will speak at Arlington. A permanent committee of six seeks reports on unlabeled graves and will hold a May 23 memorial service at the Metropolitan Methodist Church with Rev. Bristol speaking and an organ recital by Dr George W. Walter. A chorus from Eastern High School will sing under Prof Halsted P. Hoover.
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Senator Foraker
Arlington
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Foraker
G. A. Ti
Alléperaoha
Edward Webster
Charles Matthews
C. Lawrence
Charles ‘R. Douglass
R. D. Goodman
Francis L. McKenna
G A. R
Salvation Army leaders on furlough at Balvation Armly Home
Aast Gifford and Adjt William Gifford left the Salvation Army Industrial Home at 121 Pennsylvania Avenue on furlough due to the adjutant’s health. Adjt Gale takes command, bringing ten to twelve years of service, continuing the home’s prosperous regime.
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Aast. Gifford
Adjt
Sra
Wiliam Gifford
Balvation Armly
Pennsylvania Avenue
Asbury Park
Gale
Salvation Army
Bete Army
Nomein
Cheater
Minneapolis
Minn
Sale Prices Govern Best Values in Spring Stock
The best values are offered now as a large fresh stock of goods is pushed out to make room. Furniture floor coverings draperies upholsteries and related items are presented to meet every call with strong pricing as the main attraction.
China Closets and Golden Oak China Coset Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions China Closets and Golden Oak China items with garbled phrases including a model or brand cue and a back reference to F100 Gaiden. No clear event, dates, or individuals are readable to form a full factual notice.
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Golden Oak China Coset
Extension Tables and Oak Extension Table Lineup
Extension tables listed include a 42-foot Golden Oak extension table with weight noted, an 8-foot Golden Oak extension table featuring a round top and carved pedestal base, a weathered oak extension table and a mahogany finish extension table. The catalog highlights multiple finishes and sizes to suit dining spaces.
Fiber Matting Rugs and Wool Rugs Sale Prices
Display lists various matting and fiber rugs with sizes such as 18x6 inches and 26x4 inches priced from 0.49 to 7.75. Includes Japanese Damask Worth piles, American Fiber Matting and Worth Oriental patterns with sizes ranging from small mats to large 9x12 foot runs and wool options priced accordingly.
Wool Rugs Sale Prices and Runners Featured
Sale ad lists Smyrna and rug varieties with price cuts from two dollars to three fifty. Sizes include 3 ft by x and halt runners. Text shows stamps like 78 in and 63 in, with quantities and discounted figures.
Fancy China Besmless Mattogs in heavy seamless matting
Ad lists heavy seamless Chinese matting in checks rides and stripes with bold claims of finest quality. Mentions prices around 700 and 4 dollars with various styles and finishes, including Japanese matting double dyed on both sides, touting exceptional value.
Clarence Norment Pays Off 614 Scores with School Maxter
Clarence J. Norment, president of Central National Bank, recounts confronting his former teacher who disciplined him with a birch and sparked a vow of revenge. A lawyer introduced Norment to the aged educator, but Norment laughed off the plan, revealing the long fear and the payoff of his past grievance.
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Clarence Norment
Clarence’ J. Norment
The
Central National Bank
Norment
Maryland
Mr. Blank
Mr. Norment
Memory of Dead Comrades at Foundry M E Church
Lincoln post holds a memorial service at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Northwest at 7:30 PM. Fifteen comrades have died since May, with Commander George W. Honey opening, W D Yingling leading responses, Rev. Robert M Moore delivering the address, and special music and floral designs arranged by the Relief Corps.
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Lincoln
Foandry M. E
Boundry
Methodial Episcopal Church
Sixteenth
Church Atreets
Vincela
Post
Carpa
Epa
George WW. Honey
W. D. Yingling
Robert M Moore
Foundry Church
Relief Corps
Wanton Killing of Animals in Editorial Clash
The letter condemns the killing of animals and argues for animal rights, questioning distinctions between humans and animals. It cites editors and supporters, notes school events, and mentions a June temple excursion and fundraising for charitable causes.
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Justice Warlan
Cumberland Presbyterian Catreries
Cumberland Presbyterians
Henry W Jessup
Henry Osborne Imaole
David ML Stilling
Missouri
Andrew Charles Bro
Justice Haran
Winona Agricultural College
Meman
Princeton University
Kromo Cal
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Questa
Chamber of Commerce
Beecher
John Dey McChesney
Ussell
M. T. Fussell
Broadway
New York City
New York Avenue
Spirit OF
ST. Andrew
Brothers of Episcopal Organization In Convention
Addreness
Gardiner
Brotherhodd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hastop
Richard F. Willams
William Howard Falkner
Baltimora
Brotherhood
Rt. Andrew
Robert H. Gardiner
Trinty Episcopal Church
Brotherhood Lea
Pariah Hall
Phiadelphia
Gibson
W. B. Dent
Childs
Henry M. Marshall
Arthur E. Hungerford
Jamon Keating
H. Hardcastle
Brotherhood of
Bt. Andrew
North Garoling
Pamion
Charlotte
Brattenahl
the Brotherhood
DM. Murray
Grace Church
Elkridge
H. Fielig Saumenig
Ascension Church
Ctty
R. H. Gardiner
R. W. Thomas
Centerville
Ela
Theodore C. Peibeen
In Ge Eermonds
Davis
Henry E. Davis
Takoma
Louis P. Shoemaker
Benjamin G. Davis
Promo Sontister Us
Jana Pelections
Agnes Adams
Rein
Mire
Henry Oud
Williams & Co
Temple Drug Store
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Corner
Uth
Toclon
Ty Plaze
Sale ‘ Dpe. Pte
Breagiaaist Sofa
Shogan Vanish
Abe Fu
OGADF
Aes
Ogany
Goknar
Galden Oak
Golden Erares Golden
Golden Oak
Golden Bureau
Germi
Ath Rasis Mao
Kers
Worthee
Smyrna
Clare
Inxsim
Royal Wilton Rugs
Axminster Mats
Fane
Heamless Caine
Sues
F Street, Cor
Lth
Existor Post
Rurlesworth Carer
Brox Am
Drexel Houleward
Chileno
Blim Scho
Cormamescenpat
Biina Electricg Schools
Carrot Tnglitate
Tenth Street
Cellat Eaveleck
Acantey
Almas
Wobie
Arthur D. Marks
Tamspit
Marshall Heya
Christies
Fas
Abrics
J.C. Wineman Gco
Sinter
Chester Sas
Gail
Dastru
Ned
Sarita
Detroit
MHB
Samplin Roward
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