Holland writes of stocks of other lines rise
The piece notes general betterment in the financial condition of many railroad systems with illustrations of New Haven and Erie. It cites Norman H. Ream praising Baltimore and Ohio under John W. Garrett and President Willard, asserting the property was moving toward health as part of the national railway system.
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H. Ream
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John W. Garrett
Beam
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Willard
Ream
United States
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Atocka
Erie Railroad
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Frederick D. Tappan
Eafe
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Food Show in Washington Opens with Palate Pleasers
The biannual Retail Grocers' Protective Association food show opens in Convention Hall tonight, two weeks of demonstrations and generous samples. Industry reps from major firms plan to explain products, while officials attend the opening with district leaders and trade association heads.
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Washington
Convention Hall
Thia
Groqers’ Protective Association
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Federation of Citizens’ Associations
Sunday Schools Together Opens Twenty second District Convention
The Sunday School Association of the District of Columbia begins its twenty second annual convention at New York Avenue Church Thirteenth and H streets tonight at 730 with President T A Hostetter presiding Devotional services led by Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe Ad dress by Rev Joseph T Watts Music directed by Dr William R Buchanan with Claude Robason as organist The second session opens tomorrow at 1030 am presiding Mrs Washington Topham Other clergymen including Rev Dr Charles E Fults Rev Henry E Brundage Rev Harold Warren Rev Dr John MacMurray Rev Boyd V Switzer Rev Henry F Lutz Rev W W McManster Rev D L Blakemore Rev F M McCoy Rev Dr John T Huddle Rev Dr James Shera Montgomery Rev Dr John Britton Clark and Rev Dr Clarence A Vincent will participate in sessions through tomorrow and Wednesday Pastor L A Carter of Noah Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Sixteenth and Levin preached yesterday three women preachers spoke at 11 am Mme Mary R Burkett Ada Bell and Mary Betters left at 8 pm Ida Nelson pastor of Holy Temple Baltimore delivered the sermon and officiated at 7 pm
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New York Avenue Church
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T. A. Hostetter
Wallace Radcliffe
Joseph T. Watts
William R. Buchanan
Claude Robason
Washington Topham
Charles E Fults
Joseph T Watts
Henry E Brundage
Harold €. Warren
John MacMurray
Boyd V. Switzer
Henry F. Lutz
W. W. McManster
L. 4. Carter
Noah Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixteenth and
Levin Streets
Mary R. Burkett
Helater
Town
Mary Betters
Ada Bell
Ida Nelson
Holy Temple
Baltimore
Randolph McKim
Epiphany Church
Fourteenth Street
Percy Foster Hall
Paradise
James H W Blake
Epiphany
Christ Church
Georgetown
Aileen Bell
Lucien Lee Kinsalving
Brazil
Women of the Pariah
Israel M. E
Charles P. Comer
N W Clark
Israel Methodist Episcopal Church
Firat
B Streets
Charles EB. Fultz
Thct Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
North Capi J
Christian Endeavoor
The Brook That Failed and The Secret of Optimism
The Rev J Phelps Hand opened a sermon series at Trinity Methodist Church with The Brook That Failed showing how apparent failures yield benefits. He continued at 11 o clock with The Secret of Optimism offering hopeful guidance.
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J. Phelps Hand
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Engagement Notice and Society News Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pelzman announce the engagement of daughter Sadye D. Pelzman to Morris H. Konigaberg. They will be at home from 8 to 10 Thanksgiving eve. Mrs. William Donaldson hosted a Halloween party on Sixth street with relatives and neighbors, including Barrett Dorsey reciting Mother Goose. Guests included Catherine Barrett Dorsey, Malcolm Ridgly Wallace, and Marjorie Louise Morgan among others. Mrs. Harry A. Gray and daughter Margaret Morrison Gray of Poughkeepsie are visiting Mrs. Gray’s mother at 514 Haat Capitol Street. Mrs. E. G. Bernstein returned from New York after a theater party honoring her. attendees listed. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Wood hosted Hallowsen events on Brandywine Street, Chevy Chase with a ghoul parade and a masked fortune teller. Mrs. Henry Wells of Washington has returned from Atlantic City and the Berkshires and will stay at the Grafton before winter in Philadelphia. Miss Janet Richards completed a Western Canada and Pacific coast tour with expositions and Yosemite camping, to be shared in lectures this season. The first talk of the course will be at 11 o’clock this morning in the Woodward & Lothrop auditorium.
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Sixteenth Street
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Sixth Street
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Catherine Barrett Dorsey
M. J. Barrett
EK. Donaldson
Malcolm Ridgly Wallace
Franciz Donaldson
James Howard
Edward Travers
Dorothy Carleton
Helen Donaldson
Audrey Martyn
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Marjorie Louise Morgan
Jos Lynn
Mass
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Brandywine Street
Chevy Chase
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Shoemaker
Crawford
Janet Richards
Canada
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Diego
Grand Canon
Arizona
Yosemite
Great West
Woodward & Lothrop’s
Letters to the Editor Reminder on Submissions
Readers are reminded that letters must include name and address for publication. The Post enforces a long standing rule requiring identifiable authors and will not consider anonymous or incomplete submissions.
Officials failed to stop peril from cyanide, he says
John C Wilson protests health department response to a cyanide gas disinfection threat in Washington in September 1915. He recounts police delays and initial jurisdiction refusals, notes a late suggestion to seek an injunction, and argues officials failed to protect families and children. He reports District Commissioners acknowledged errors and expresses demand for accountability.
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Petworth Association
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Higher Wages Over Charity in Practical Service
The editor argues wages matter more than charity, noting many war workers earn under 600 annually and advocating a minimum 720 a year and broader tax reform. Citing Henry Ford and the single tax, the piece calls for using land value taxes to boost wages, production, and employment as the most practical humane service. Located in ART test northwest.
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W. D. Mackenzin
Artest Northwest
Law proposal urges all U S government workers to pay debts
Easter Post letter by Howard Lawman urges Congress to pass a law forcing every government employee to settle their debts. He cites both clerks earning low salaries and higher officials as not meeting obligations, calling for immediate action.
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Howard Lawman
Washington
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Gokenor
Tenure of Democracy Depends on Cost of Living
W. H. Graham argues that democracy rests on the public’s cost of living and questions the Wilson administration. He says tariff and war tax policies harm industries, criticizes neutrality in loans and munition sales, and urges voters to separate President Wilson from his party in assessing governance.
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Mexico
Wilson
W. H. Graham
All Saints Day Revival Across Denominations
All Saints observances and special services fill churches as parishes mark All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Missionaries from the Palonist monastery preach at St Pauls while Bethlehem Chapel hosts holy communion and morning prayers.
Timely aid may save girl who is tuberculosis victim
A 21 year old inmate at the tuberculosis hospital, utterly destitute of means, faces immediate needs for a climate change to aid recovery. Mrs. Warfield of 26 A Street Northeast appeals to kindly disposed readers to assist in this effort through The Post’s published appeal.
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Honor Luther's Memory at Union Lutheran Reformation Service
A large union gathering at Luther Place Memorial Church presided by Rev Dr Henry Anstadt marked the 398th anniversary of Martin Luther founding the church. Gospel sermons described Luther’s call and the birth of Protestantism with multiple Lutheran pastors in attendance and music featured throughout morning services.
Epworth League Rally At Foundry Church Washington
The Epworth Leagues of Washington plan a two day rally at Foundry Methodist Church at Sixteenth and Church streets northwest. District officers urge attendance from chapters across the Washington district with meetings Tuesday evening and Wednesday night featuring group discussions and a board of control session led by Dr. Wedderspoon.
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Irow
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Foundry Church
Foundry Church. At & O'Clock
Board of Control
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