Washington Masons plan $1,000,000 memorial temple
Grand lodges from Kentucky and others join to raise funds for a George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria. The project seeks $1 million for a temple costing about $500,000 with options on Crest Shooters Hill lots. Colorado and other states have contributed small installments as the annual meeting approaches.
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Shooters Hill
United States
Washington
Post Bureau
King Street
Alerendria
Grand Lodge of Masons of Kentucky
Foxy
George Washington
George Washington Park
A.alte
George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association
Mississippi
Arizona
Arkantisia
New Mexico
Grand Lodge of
Colorado
Prominent Washingtonian Donates Indigenous Relic Collection
William Corby, trustee of American University, has presented the J. H. Reynolds collection of aboriginal relics. The 100-piece assortment includes Central American Afée pieces and North Carolina Indian artifacts, covering hunting and warfare arrowheads, knives, scrapers, hammers, and ornaments. The donation links early Atlantic coast tribes with Potomac and Shenandoah valley cultures, aiding study of regional American Indians.
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Corby
William
Washington
The
American University
University
J. H. Reynolds
Smithsonian Institution
Central America
North Carolina
Iifa
Potomac
Shenandoah
Atlantic Coast
Local Store Items and Advertisements Fragments
Fragmented OCR listing groceries and shop items with prices and ads. Mentions canned goods, flour, milk, butter, oats, and local businesses including The Florist and The Big Print Shop. Interspersed names suggest various merchants and services from a historical newspaper page.
Police Notes Record Rich Night Of Thefts And Incidents
Police reports detail robberies across northwest and northeast districts including a yellow folding pocketbook owned by Elbert G. Barrett of Brightwood and a Willard battery belonging to Charles Sonne. Other losses include a car slip cover, jewelry, clothing, a bicycle, and harnesses. A Maryland auto accident injured a woman. a missing person case for Zalma H. Mackey is noted, along with a dog bite on a child near North Capitol Street. Thomas Lewis, a former pharmacist, died after chloral hydrate ingestion at a rooming house. Coroner cites chloral-hydrate poisoning as the cause.
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Hills
Elbert G. Barrett
Brightwood
Ninth
Northwest
Sliver Spring
Willard
Charles Sonne
Irving
Cederta
Buehne
Michigan Avenue
Wits ‘Vine
North Capitol Street
Homeopathic
John
Perello
Uy Fearn
Harrest
Ant
Thomas Lewis
Baltimore
Washington
D ‘Strest Northy
Mc~ Donald
Nevitt
Lewis
Preaches War Virtues at Our Father Church
Rev John Van Schaick led a morning sermon at the Church of Our Father Universalist. The message centered on humility and modesty as war virtues, initiating a series on The Great War Virtues and cautioning against glorifying brutality.
Weather Summary From Department Of Agriculture Report
The October 81-8 p.m. forecast for District of Columbia and Maryland calls for fair skies and warmer conditions Monday and Tuesday with moderate to light southwest winds. Northwesterly disturbances over Alberta and the Lake Superior region bring high winds to nearby lakes but generally fair conditions across central eastern and southern regions. Temperatures will run slightly above average in the Rocky Mountain area with warmer Atlantic states and cooler Ohio valley and lake regions. Local figures show midnight temperatures around 47 to 68 by afternoon, with a maximum of 68 and a minimum of 40, and no rainfall recorded up to 8 p.m. Relative humidity at 8 p.m. 77 percent. Sunlight recorded as 100 percent. other data include sounding hours and previous date comparisons.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
D.C
District of Columbia
Maryland
United States
Canteani
Lake
Alberta
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Satuiay
West Gulf States
New England
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Iske
Ontario
Mine
Huron
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Went
Gulf
Lakes
Births Reported with Numerous Newborns and Aged Admissions
Birth notices list many newborns including girls and boys from multiple couples such as James Y and Tanise Mt Parks and Boneag W and Mary A Lane, along with adults and elderly patients like Norma W Jones 60 and Leonard Hoffman 78 in various institutions. Several entries reference hospitals and emergency wards, with ages ranging from infancy to 78 years and addresses listed in several cases.
Panama congress not anti Roman says Epiphany pastor
Rev Dr Randolph Storum of the Church of the Epiphany affirmed the Episcopal Board of Missions plan to send missionary workers to Panama. He said the eight commissions and 215 delegates focus on honest study of missionary work in Latin America and brotherly correspondence, denying exclusion of the Catholic Church or aim to proselyte Catholics.
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McKim
Panama
Randolph Storum
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal Board of Missions
Latin America
Palley
Ita
Catholic’ Church
Catholi Church
Bishop Harding to Be Guest at St Pauls Reception
Bishop Harding will be guest tomorrow evening at a reception at St Pauls Share near Washington Circle. From 8 to 10 oclock he will be welcomed by Rev Dr Robert Talbot and the church congregation. The former rector of this church, Bishop Harding, is honored at the event.
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Bishop Harding
St Paul's Share
Washington’ Circle
Robert Talbot
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Bright
Martin Dodge
Good Road
Department of Agriculture
U. S.J
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MR. J. 3
Noonan
Virginia
ME. R. M. Brown
Nats
W. J. Showalter
the Olympia
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ME. W."bogley
Friendship Heights
Kenj
Blethyn
Buttder
Oregon
ME. H. Zimmerman
W. F. Hodge
Hanse
Herrmann
7Th St
A. H. Line
Barah Harry
Tennallytown
D. C
M.T. Thachum
18Th St
Walter. P. Milter
Druggtet
Nichols Ave
Samuel Davis
L At
Perences
H. N. D. Parker
B. C
Miller
M. D
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Washington, D. C
Eistellwagen ‘President
Tsros
Thirteenth
Aids Temple
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Kentucky
Grand Lodge
Masons
Alexandria
First Ward
Charles P. Waller
J. F. Buckley
David Robey
Repubcan
Frank B. Moore
Richard Roland
Second Ward
O. Rammel
J.J. Haley
Charles
Alexandria Light
North Royal Street
Queen Street
Friendship Fire Gine House
South Alfred
John.s. Gaster
John 8. Gaster
Wheatley
W. F. Watson
Gaster
Alexandria Council
Mary, Rudd
Mary Rudd
Thomas Rudd
Prince
Rufus W. Printz
Alice, R. Kemp
Charles F. Brandt
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Young
Catherine c. Young
Banner T. Young
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Louis Smet
Union Cemetery
Alexandria Water Company
North St. Asaph Street
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Walter
Shafter
Phil Oyster
Chop
Henry le Lee
Collins
Phi Lbae
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Hétry
H. Hartzalbat
Pennenylvana Avenue
Harry F. Barnard
Seventh Street
Oseth
Sarah Beamer
Harry H. Spruce- Tank
Second
James Wiliams
Mra. J
Robert Roy’ Mackey
Heath
Woutheast
Zalma H. Mackey
JB. Bithms
Witteanth
Horthwest
Tie
Precington
van ‘Schaick
Torat
Sionbew
Wasizan
Juiday
Asheville
N. Hay
Fal
Tanta
Smart Benton
Sinead
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wio
Davenport
Denver
En Morris
Detroit
Mich
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Galvester
Helena
Indianas Font
Kalas City
Cal
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New York
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North Patt
Maba
Portland
Bautly
Clary
James Y
Tanise' Mt. Parks
Pater
N. Dich
Iusane
John Schopp
Fee
Ingisa H. Ulrich
Norma W. Jones
Leonard Hoffman
Park Road
George Hoyle
Kaloramand
Harry Chiam
G. W. A. Hospital
Hervey
F. Courtney
Todd
Johanna M. Loot
John T. Fry
Pet
Melisse D. Morail
Olm St. Ow
Robert Carter
Walter Scott
Duncan St
Cornelia Bah
Louie Johnson
Ave
Janea F. Graben
Iufholds Board OF Missions
Fure
Minera
Kasindorf
Scholl Manufacturing Co
Rubindorf
R. Gardner
House OF Skilled Service
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Cor
S. E
L. L. Perkins
Cnites Fee Fidelity & Ga Ate Co
Southern
Aeujol A
Standard Oil Company
New Joney
New Jersey
H. Abramson
Abramson
7Th and L Sts
N. W
Maid
Encounsy Hirsh’s
7Th St. N. W
Fontest-Growing
Navy
Cardinal
Ty Harry Kaufman, Inc
Seventh St. N. W
Star Building
Maxwell
H. B. Leary, Jr
Emerson
ORME
H Street
the Cook
Come
Stoddard
Wilcox Trux Congressional Garage CO
Oldsmobile Waverley
Pollock Car
Walter Hoover
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