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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

8

Senate furniture sale recalls era of Gorman and Clay

The annual Capitol furniture auction offered items from the Senate including Gorman and Clay relics. A couch once costing 800 dollars sold for 39, silver pitchers brought 31 each, a Gorman desk and table fetched up to 25 and 4.50, and a historic void of ceremonial pieces drew collectors and sentimental spectators.

Senate Capitol Land Claims Committee Women's Christian Temperance Union Clay Vico’ Prealenta Henry I¢Tay Olf Ailver Deak Arthur Pue Gorman Maryland

Three Men Arrested in Southeast Flimflam Swindles

Police from the Highth precinct arrested three men tied to recent flimflam swindles targeting southeast merchants. Names listed include Ralph Sears 3, Joseph Warmsley 24 of 1476 Newton Street NW, and Joseph Murray 21 of 619 F Street NW. Last Monday a short change scam hit Ruth's drugstore at 635 Pennsylvania Avenue SE. The suspects pleaded not guilty.

Wise and Stowaker Highth Connecion Ralph Sears Joseph Warmsley Newton Street Joseph Murray Ruth Pennsylvania Avenue

Elmendorf in Rome travel lecture captivates audience

Dwight Elmendorf presented a two hour travel talk at the National Theater detailing Rome’s ancient landmarks and modern sights. He showed photographs of the Vatican Michelangelo frescoes and Greek and Roman sculpture, with scenes from the Forum, Colosseum, Hadrian's tomb, and the Vatican galleries. The talk urged both memory refreshers for veterans and anticipation for future visitors. The series ends with a lecture on Naptes and its environs next Thursday.

National National ‘Theater Dwight Elmendorf Elmendorf Seven Hills Rome Victor Emanuel Trajan Colosseum Appian Way Pantheon Vesta Tiber Vatican Edmendorf Slatine Chapel Replass The Eternal City Washington

Witness Describes Girl Sleeping With Dogs in Probate Case

Joseph H. Rosch testified in juvenile court that Alice Farrar, seven, adopted daughter of Mrs. Shields Reed, slept with two large dogs at Mrs. Reed's home. The testimony accompanied a petition to commit the child to the Board of Children's Guardians amid disputes over estate control and parentage claims.

Joseph H. Rosch Alice J. Farrar Kila G. Shields-Reed Justice Wright Shields-Read Sheridan Mra

Bishop Harding Speaks at Washington Archdeaconry Meeting

Bishop Harding presided at the autumn gathering of the Washington archdeaconry with Rev Dr Richard P Williams assisting. Clergy and delegates from all parishes attended as reports praised Prisoners Aid and urged clergy visits to hospices and charities, noting twelve efforts in South Washington.

Harding Washington St. John's Richard P. Williams South Washington Slea Prisoners’ Aid Association Mercy Satterlee

Amusement notices and lectures listed in city bulletin

The City Bulletin lists vaudeville acts and lectures for the day including Frances Starr in The Case of a6 gm. Columbie and Belarco-Porbes Robertson in The Passing on the Third Floor Bath. Also shows Dancing and skating segments, an Rome lecture by Dwight Elmén­dorf, and local ads for carpet cleaning and beverages.

Amusementa Frances Starr Columbie Belarco—Porbes-Robertson Chase Michel’ Hite Thomas E. Sho Coamo Ellie Vanderitte Wpmm Coamos Vaulevillé Sontimons Merry Matdena Sreade Jastobal Dwight Elméndorf Rome

Fear Loss of Liberty Oppose Sunday Closing

The General Conference Committee of the Seventh Day Adventists at Takoma Park adopted resolutions opposing Sunday closing legislation, arguing it enforces religious rules and risks church state union. The panel warned against religious persecution and listed personnel changes and reassignment across international and domestic missions in the church.

General Conference Committee Congress Church Council of the General Conference Committee of Seventh Day Adventists Takoma Park Eler J. F. Noftiger Ottawa Canada Colon Panama Hitler W. D. MacLay Richmond North Carolina Wider M. Fritz Nebraska Baltimore Prof Harley Stevens Chicago University Oakland Cal I. H. Evans Shanghai China W. ¥. Martin Portland Ore Hitler J. L. McElhaney Washington William Guthrie Ontario H. A. Weaver Port Huron Mich M. M. Hare South Lancaster Mase M. H. Hiatt Atlanta J. L. Shaw Lucknow India M. Butler Mount Vernon Ohio E. K. Farnsworth Keene Tex A. G. Breed College Place District of Columbia

Mount Pleasant Church Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary

Congregation of Mount Pleasant United Methodist? Mount Pleasant Church marks its twenty fifth year with a three day celebration. Peck recounts early settlers hardships and the original Sunday school in a Howard street building. A. L. Sturtevant delivers Our Early Days and Present Duties with remarks by S. H. Woodrow and Gen. Mills Spear. Services tonight and Sunday feature W. J. Millan, president of the Sunday School Association of the District. Church officers include Rev. Frank J. Goodwin pastor and a council of deacons, trustees, and officers named in the program.

Congregationalista of Mount Pleasant Peck Howard Street A. L. Sturtevant H. Woodrow Gen Mills Spear W. J W.millan Sunday School Association of the District Frank J. Goodwin Mra. M. Ross “Fishburn Wynn C. Fairchild Edward George H. Belters George C. Altemus Z. C. Dwin W. A. Pitzaimmons D. 3. Carll Trustees

Judge Advises Mason On Family Quarrel In Garret Apartment

Frank Mason, a chauffeur of 1701 G Street NW, faced a juvenile court case for failing to provide for his two month old baby. In a tense hearing Judge William H. De Lacy urged Mason to seek separate housing, quipping it is better to be in a garret than in a mansion. Mason agreed to deposit six dollars weekly and had six months of imprisonment suspended, with the workhouse sentence lifted.

Willam H. de Lacy Frank Mason G Street Northwest Mason Diquor Judge DeLacy Third Precinct

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