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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1915

Page

6

Cathedral Close hosts three bishops closing girls school exercises

Cardinal Gibbons arrived from Baltimore to preside at mass and attend graduation ceremonies at Cathedral School for Girls in Bethlehem Chapel. Bishops Moreland and Williams officiated, delivering sermons as diplomas and prizes were awarded. Novenas honor Sacred Heart continue across Washington area with daily masses and sermons by Jesuits, Dominicans, and local clergy.

Cathedral School Sacred Heart Bethlehem Chapel Cathedral Close Moreland Sacramento Cal Williams Marquette Mich Wilcent L. de Vries Cathedral Star Christopher Sparling Williame Norman Grinstead Francis’ Nitchie Harding Canon de Vries Bratenahl Charles T. Warner Neiry Bratenghi Cathedral School For Girls Bethlshem Chapel Bernard Heaton David Hedekin Hamilton Haines Berton Bropnell Leonard Goodman Richard Yates Peter Haines Richard Allen William Parker Sidney Pratt Buckner Randolph Mannix Walker Katharine Wylie Eivelynn Yates Constance Towner Edna Muncaster Louise Washington Sacred Heart Church St. Matthew’s Church Gonzaga College Pastora St. Aloysius’ Church St. Dominic’s Church A. Im D. D. JF. Kennedy Catholic University Herbert Scott Mona D. m Elizabeth Ramsburg Holy Trinity Georgetown Catherine Mattare William T. Kally Dalla Rhodes Ethel Rhodes Bernadette Tennyson Margaret Callahan Eva Brennan Mary Sheer Mitdrea Lessure Marjorie Simpson Louise Kelster Edna Harrington Agnes Murtaugh Genevieve Cross Pauline Callaghan Mary Mannix Teresa Newheiser Letitia Brooke Catherine Probey Francis Nichols Rachel Frye Mary Keane Mildred Sullivan Mary Beamer Clara Harris Heartbeater Mary Smith Page Joseph Kearney Margaret Hussion Cecelia Coupe Helen Young Heathr Moreland Jessie Watt Helen Sullivan Virginia Farrety Margaret Mannix Louise Ogle Theodosia Clark Helen O'Connor Catherine O'Connor Madeline King Julia Ahern Catherine Brooke Margaret Cole Margaret Freatburger Lilian Keogh Mary Fisher Guards of Leo Donovan Paul Cook Joseph Hilleary James Harty Francis Magnum Thomas Cook John Kerns Lawrence Rhodes Banner Joseph' 1 Splana Ray Kemp John Foley John Warner John Reynolds Paul Magram James Kenis John Curtin Virginia Shaw Mary Spellman Margaret Kelly Catherine Donovan Edith Rhodes Dorothy Redman Helen Biasiardi Irene Branzell Helen Smith Francis & Farquhar Luke Smith Catherine Heide Louise Young Speaker Eulalia Thorn Page Thomas Ready Margaret Spellman Mary Durkin Kathleen Curtin Catherine Hibbs Lillian Meem Mary Kane Nelle McCann Nannie Inscoe Louisa Gootchild Margaret Inscoe Irene Buscher Margaret Talbot Gertrude Ashes Agnes Walsh Agnes Cronin Helen Kane Ida Conlon Aliis Brennan Regina Sullivan

Fragmented Health Ad Lists Enforced Circulation Claims

A damaged OCR snippet shows an 1888 self help style health claim promising blood circulation treatment to diseased parts. It includes names and roles such as Martin Dodge, Charles White, J Noonan, and others, seemingly a storefront or professional card collage with varied titles and firms.

Martin Dodge Ax Yarmh Good’ Roads Department of Agriculture Charles 2 White The National Bank of Washington J 3. Noonan Virgins Theater R M Brown 7Th and Nets G. Wriqkett Clint Robinson U. BS Treasury J. W Bogley Friendship Helghee Sia MQ Bene Sleterm Stas” Btsarman MR AN Saan Agent Mount Hatsier

Multiple Births and Obituaries Amid City Notices

The notice lists numerous birth announcements naming parents such as Willem E and Nora Zell and John J and Helen Whipp with children born to each couple, followed by ages for several adults including Edward S York aged 51 at 509 East Cap and Anna F E Watson aged 85 at 505 4th Ave, plus hospital and address details for Cornelius Clark and Gabriel Diggs, among others.

Edward S. York East Cap Barbara Rodier Randolph St. Ae Anna FE. Watson At. Ae William Engel St. Aw Baater H. Dougherty Eva L Jacob T. Bengel St. Ne Cornelius Clark Children’s Hospital Gabriel Diggs

City Bulletins Offer Broad Grocery Deals and Local Ads

Old time prices fill cash ads for flour sugar beans peaches and tuna with names of local merchants like J T Pyles stores and Shaffer 14th Street for hot water heaters and memorial day displays. Mentions Virginia 9th and 3333 M St NW with phone numbers and delivery offers.

E. J Njo Navy Randall’s Star of the East St. Aw J T. D. Pyles

B and O Stations Robbed in Md Branchville Berwyn Theft

Two young colored men, seen at Berwyn late Saturday night, allegedly robbed the Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices at Berwyn and Branchville Maryland. They took 165 tickets along the line, with 163 found at the Branchville office. No cash was taken from the drawers. safes were not opened. Investigators say two unidentified colored men were loitering nearby and suspected in the heist. The incident was reported to Washington police by B and O Special Agent Robert Goldway.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Berwyn Branchville Jacalpolnta Buat Ness Washington Robert Goldway B & O Service

Unemployment Rates Speak To March through April

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports over 11 percent of wage earners were wholly unemployed in March and early April across 15 major cities, with about 16 percent lacking full-time work. The data come from 399,881 families and 664,358 wage earners surveyed, highlighting rising joblessness and underemployment.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

Easy 600 Prize Draw a chain of circles across figure chart

Readers are invited to draw a continuous chain of circles across each figure chart from left to right. Chains must be in right angle sections of three to five circles, with each angle circle counted once. Four charts run weekly. identical numbers rearranged to prevent copying solutions. submit one solution per chart.

How to Submit Charts and Resolve Ties in Scores

Instructions explain tie resolution for four charts. If ties exist, the same chart must be redone in enlarged form with a chain of circles drawn left to right and back to the left column. If no ties, prizes are awarded after original series verification. If enlargements occur, further ties may require additional enlarged charts.

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