Rutherford predicts world war on biblical decree
New York lawyer J H Rutherford told a meeting at the Masonic Temple that scriptures foretell all nations including peaceful America will join a world war, but destiny is peace on earth through Christ's kingdom. He blamed human selfishness for war and urged meekness and righteousness.
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New Masonic Temple
Yesterda J & Rutherford
New York City
America
Rutherford
God
Willam
Adam
New York
President Barndell Calls Delegates to Rivers and Harbors Congress
President Barndell issues call for delegates to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress to meet December 9 10 A M at the Willard opening address expected from the President and several distinguished speakers from this and foreign countries Also invited are governors of states territories mayors of towns and cities presidents of commercial organizations and maternal associations with authority to appoint delegates
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Barndell
Ana Il
Willard
Congress
Help for Bell Home management praised by Washington clergy
An Episcopal meeting at Ascension Church reviewed a report on Bell Home finances and care. It praised child welfare, criticized income shortfalls, noted a 1535 loan for supplies, and urged widespread donations of food, clothing, and money while honoring Dr and Mrs Davenport for free services.
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Diocese of
Washington
Ascension Church
Twelfth Ar Rest
Massachusetts Avenue
Bell Home
J Henning Nelms
J W . Austin
J J Dimon
George Atkinson
Snider
Harding
Davenport
District militia notes and events at Center Market armory
District militia notices report Private Bancroft Tooley honorably discharged from Company H Second infantry, while Walter Acton transferred to the naval battalion. Richard Fox discharged. Trent Nable on leave in New York. George Monagon listed. Sylvia cruise on the Potomac with Commander Dempf. Willam Simmonds transferred to third battalion naval militia. A field artillery exhibition at Center Market armory last Thursday showed Fort Sill actions and battery movements for guardsmen, civilians, and soldiers. Also noted are club constitution revisions by the Collegiate Club at 1601 Sleventh Street Northwest with about 50 members present.
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Walter W Acton
Naval Battalion
District of Columbia Naval Militia
Willam E. Simmonds
Third Battalion
Naval Militia of
District of Columbia
Center Market Armory
Fist Battery
Pastrict of
Columbia
Fort Sill
Canter Market
Posta
Washington
Fort Si
Missouri
National Guard
The
War College
Collegiate Club
Sleventh Street
Births Reported From Local Families
Birth notices list multiple newborns with parent pairs and surnames such as Noten Tochbockler Tochbockler, Fo ound, Dewis, Turner, Rowland, Pipperl, Hellmuller, Paine, Carter, Washington, Harty, Hensen, and others in terse, fragmentary form indicating new family births and parental names without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mo
Margaret M Noten
George X
Adele Tochbockler
William
Mary
Dewis
Iain Mo
Mayme
Turner
Hugh B
Frederica Rowland
John Jo
Violet Pipperl
Hellmuller
Fumes
WeHenry
Joseph
Elizabeth Paine
Larmes
Henrietta Carter
Hiherd
Talifan Washington
Wiha
Laura A Harty
Oliver
Elizabeth Ml Hensen
Deaths Reported in Local Obituary List
A list of deceased residents with ages and last known addresses includes Ben B Bredford 55 from Col rd Richard Sweerman 30 Welton Cherins C Buyers 38 1170 N Cap st Sarah Lewiston 88 and others aged from 7 months to 87 years. Names appear along with street addresses and institutions such as Logan Hotel and Soldiers' Tomb Hospital.
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Ben B Bredford
Richard Sweerman
Welton
Cherins C
Cap St
Sarah Lewiston
Athon Slandleman
Arthur
Anderson
Logan Hotel
Lizvie
Aileen A Hell
Charles J Walters
Elzabeth Kaiser
Hart Mudwell
Gnilinger Hosp
Willan MI Gwathney
Wilhau Hrept
Renning
Funeral of Henry Gannett Honored by Scientists
Funeral services for Henry Gannett president of the National Geographic Society were held at Hubbard Memorial Hall with leaders in science present. Floral tributes came from Geographic Society Cosmos Club and other organizations. Rev A G B Pierce led the service praising his devotion to science before the remains were cremated.
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Geographic Society
Henry Gannett
National Geographic Society
Hubbard Memorial Hell
The
Cosmos Chaub
Gannett
A G B Pierce
All Souls’ Church
Col H . Rizer
USA
H. W. Henshaw
Frank Baker
PF. W Clark
Temperance Sunday Observed by Washington Churches
Washington churches and Sunday schools joined World Temperance Sunday with services led by religious groups across the United States. About 18 teaching churches missions and schools in the District signed a petition urging Congress to move the Prohibition bill through the Senate District committee, as discussions on prohibition were held in many Sunday schools.
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Churches
Washington
United States
Sunday School Federation
Congress
Senate District Committee
Bishop Cranston Leads Regional Methodist Meetings Across New England
The Rt Rev Earl Cranston preached at First Methodist in Brookline and will preside over national board meetings in Brookline Providence and Portland. He plans to travel to Providence on November 21 for a council for church extensions weeklong session. Elsewhere, Father Turner and various church groups hosted missions and services across Washington with multiple sermons and testimonies promoting home missions and Lutheran outreach.
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Earl Cranston
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Brookline
Mass
National Board of Foreign Missions
Cranston
Massachusetts
Portland
National Board of Home Missions
Methodial Episcopal Church
Providence
Council For
Father Turner
Boston
Mission For
League of the Good Shepherd
Mosing
Mgr Russell
John Wassehaicker
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
L Streets
H Street Christian Church
Evangelist Wiihite
Biachoff
Church of the Nativity
Father Featherstone
Catholic University
City bulletins list prices for groceries and goods
A bustling catalog of daily specials appears with prices on canned goods, fruit, vegetables, soap, laundry items, and more from local stores. Promotions tout Crens Tumziers, Nor way mackerel, Babbitt soap, and violets from Shaffer's, with various discounts and assortment claims across shops on J T DD Pyles and nearby streets.
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Norway
Harsey
Heals by Christ Law Second Lecture at Poli's
A large audience attended Bliss Knapp's second lecture in a Christian Science series at Fell's Theater. Introduced by John H. Schaefer, he spoke on Jesus healing power and the Bible's role, tracing Christian Science from its founder Mary Baker Eddy to its practice and Scriptural basis.
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Poli’s
Mother Church
John H. Schaefer
First
Second
Churches of Christ Scientist
Fell’s Theater
Bliss Knapp
Boston
John .H. Schaefer
Second Church
Knapp
Jesus
God
Wasa
Foldy
Iit
Paul
Eddy
Police News Notes: Robberies and Incidents Reported Yesterday
A series of robberies were logged with items including rings, a bracelet, a brooch, and cash totaling over $300 in value, linked to residents Bet tie Surman Virginia Ho Wiley and Robert Waters. Also reported were a gas-related death of Mrs Bastain Adame, a facial injury from a thrown stone, a car crash damage, a small fire, and a district meeting with local educators attending.
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Bettie Surman
Q Street
Virginia Ho Wiley
H Street
Robert Waters
Yee
New Jersey Avenue
M Street
L. Caster
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Beach Makes Five Flights In Hydroplane Demonstration
Aviator A. C. Beach conducted five hydroplane flights yesterday over Potomac park and the Monument area, carrying a passenger on each trip. He started from the channel at Seventh Street Southwest, then circled to the Monument, performed dips on the return, and landed safely. Additional flights are billed daily through November 1.
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Wishap
Potomec Park
A. C. Beach
Beach
Seventh Street
Saile
Doda
Religion in the War sermon at Vermont Avenue Church
The Rev Harle Wilfley preached on religious aspects of World War focusing on Germany uniting Turkey and Islamism in the conflict. His sermon drew a standing room only audience at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
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Germany
Harle Wilfley
Vermont Avenue
Christian Church
Kaiser
Turkey
Wilfey
Zionist Appeal Urges $100,000 Fund Drive
Boston leader Jacob P de Haas spoke at Adas Israel Temple urging a $100,000 emergency drive to support the Zionist movement abroad. He warned that wars crippled Zionist federations in Russia England Germany and Austria and that the Berlin bureau is crippled. The provisional executive committee chaired by Louis Brandeis of Boston appeals to American Zionists to raise the sum at once to safeguard the movement.
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Jacob P de Haas
Boston
Ahatas Zion Society
Washington
Zionist Federations
Russia
England
Germany
Austria
Central Bureau
Berlin
Provisional
Executive Committee For
General Zionist Affairs
Laula Fo Brandeis
United States
Brandeis
Samety
Aionists of America
Auccor
Dr Drew Speaks on Drunkenness at Revival
Dr Simon FP W Drew, president of the National Colored Evangelistic Alliance of America, preached the first sermon in a revival series at the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church yesterday. The report notes revival activities and references a speaker panel on social topics.
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Drew
Simon FP W Drew
National Colored Evangelistic Allance of America
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
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Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Byrons Adams
A. Muddiman & CO
Royal Pilsen
Afer
Claba
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Moashinwtes
D.C
National Electrical Supply Co
Heurich Brewing Co
Wolley
F Street
N. W
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Keating
Columbia School of Dancing
Harvard
de Danse Studio
Atlantic City
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Ladiss
Modery Davervg
Cc Shane
HK. Hodgson
Harp
Berkeley
Rye Pac
Bhone Mais
Dell
U.S
J. H Rutherford
H. N. D. Parker
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Washington, D.C
Sixsmith
Dewey Hotel
14Th St
Roosevelt
Otter
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Blu Phins
Owme
Bancroft Tooley
Second Infantry
Leesburg
Richard T Fox
Trent Nable
Loward
Infantry
George A Monagon
Naval Militia
Sylvia
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Dempf
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Georgetown
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James T Marshall
Dumbarton Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin
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F H Taylor
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R B Glenn
North Carolina
D G Armstrong
Brazil
J H Taylor
Congress Heights Parish Hall
Mra J L Speed
Father Conrardy
China
Sheklung
James H W Blake
Christ Church, Georgetown
Young Woman's Christian Association
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John E Briggs
Fifth Baptist Church
W WwW _ Barnes
Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
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Clarence E Wise
Iowa Avenue
Lewis Clark
Hamline
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Bell
Anacostia
City Bulletins
Shaffer
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Police
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Mia Ada Betty
Orleans Street
John H Royen
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh Street Wharf
Marie Saunders
Concord
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Sixteenth
KC Streets
Saunders
Fourth Street
Hortheaat
Alice Gould
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
Chapel of the Nativity
Willis Small
Eastern High School
William F Peahod
Street Safety Association of
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Business High School
EH. Wilfley
Call
Louis D. Brandeis
Jacob P. de Haas
Adas Israel Temple
National Library of the Blind
Mr Weod
Leopold Freudberg
Assembly Hall of Business High School
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Bee Capital
S&s
Rae Enelel
Durham
Bull Durham
Dursham Tobacco
Bull” Durham
Durham, N. C
American Tobacco Company
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