Hearing Date Set for Woman Suffrage Hearings in House
The House rules committee chaired by Henry fixed December 2 as the first hearing day on woman suffrage. Speakers from both sides will be heard as long as there's testimony, with plans for a standing committee on woman suffrage opposed by anti suffragists led by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge of New York who says the committee should not be created and that existing legal expertise suffices.
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House Committee On Rules
Henry
House
Dodge
Arthur M. Dodge
New York
National Association
Washington
Committee On Rules
Bars Women From Juries In San Francisco Ruling
Judge W P Lawier of the superior court refused a special rehire for a jury of women in a criminal libel case saying the state code requires male jurors and voting rights for women do not grant jury service. The decision sparked discussion over potential challenges to judgments by women juries. In San Mateo county a grand jury dominat-
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San Francisco
W. P. Lawier
Superior Court
San Mateo County
Russell Praises Missouri At Society Meeting
Representative J. Joseph Russell of Missouri headlined a Missouri Society gathering, praising his state and people. The program featured soloists M Hazel Chisholm Lulu Adams and Sue Hess with Mrs Gertrude Perkins on piano. Otis W Wyatt presided and attendees included Dockery and Lloyd. many new members joined the society.
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J. Joseph Russell
Missouri
The
Missouri Society
Rauscher
M. Hazel Chisholm
Lulu Adams
Sue Hess
Gertrude G. Perkins
Otis W. Wyatt
General Dockery
Lloyd
T. H
Charles G. Hainsworth
JG. Hainsworth
James HL Payne
Russell
Harry A Grove
What Ails the World Epigrams Move Secular League Talk
Prof John Phillips Meakin gave a humorous and rousing address on What Ails the World before the Secular League at the Pythian Temple. He delivered epigrams on prejudice, equal chance, and personal integrity, urging men to selfhood, brotherhood, and active doing over wealth.
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John Phillips Meakin
Post
Secular League
Pythian Temple
Food Show Baby Mystery At National Event
Interest in the National Food Show at Convention Hall rose after the announcement that a baby would be given away this afternoon. The baby would be from Virginia, with age color and sex withheld. Manager Perry Patrick declined to provide details. The Detail Grocers Protective Association hosts the event and will admit Grand Army of the Republic members free with badges and hats.
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Hell
Virginia
Perry P Patrick
Detail Grocers Protective Association
the Republic
Benedictine Head Quits Washington for Philadelphia Trip
The Rt Rev Francis Aldan Gasquet head of the Benedictine Order of England left Washington yesterday morning for Philadelphia after delivering a lecture at Catholic University on the Latin Vulgate revision. He was accompanied to the train by Vice Rector Dougherty. Gasquet hopes to return to Washington before leaving the country next February.
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Francis Aldan Gasquet
Benedictine Order of England
Catholic University
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Washington
Dancing at Harvey's Ballroom Nightly Show at 1030
The item notes a nightly dancing event at Harvey's Ballroom with a 10:30 PM start time. It highlights regular evenings and a social dance atmosphere. The brief suggests a recurring entertainment slot without further details on performers or pricing.
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Harvey's
Religious services and meetings signal parish activity across city
A three day Sunday School Institute hearings at Ineram Memorial Church featured Rev B S Winchester on Making Goodness Interesting. Elks Washington Lodge 15 attended Church of the Ascension for a service with Rev J H Nelms and Rev Howard Callender delivering sermons. Catholic and Anglican services reported large crowds, with 400 attendees at Foundry services and 49 hours of devotion at St Peter's. Evangelist F F Cook preached at the Washington Congregation, Gonzaga Hall hosted a two week fair, and Seventh-day Adventists publicized their nationwide missions drive raising about 350,000 last year.
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B S Winchester
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Hoston, Mase
Sunday School Institute of the Society
Ineram Memorial Church
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Wilton Littlefield
Frederica Beard
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Washington Lodge
No 15
Church of the Ascension
Twelfth Street
J H. Nelms
Elks
Howard Callender
Gonzaga Hall
F. F Cook
New York
Washington
New Masonic Temple
Christ Jesus
Washington Foreign Missionary Seminary
United States
City Officials Urge Joint Session for Vacancies
Washington Post Bureau reports city council aims to persuade aldermen to attend a joint meeting to fill four vacancies on the common council and one on the police commission. Four school trustees’ terms expire. notices delayed. Revival services draw crowds at First Baptist Church and Methodist Episcopal. A free-for-all among soldiers ends with injuries and arrests. Memorial services planned by Alexandria Lodge No 78, BPOE. Benjamin Langdolt, veteran painter, dies at 70s.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
BD. Gaw
Washington Post Bureau
King Atrent
Alexandria
Board of Aldermen
Actout Trust
Board ‘of Police Commisaiénera
Police Board
R. E B. Knight
J. G. Cox
A. H. Thomson
H. D. Kirk
T. €. Howard
First Baptist Church
Benjamin D. Gaw
West Washington
H. V. Regester
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gift Campaign Plans For School Dr Davidson Testimonial
Campaign proceeds for a testimonial to Dr William M Davidson continue with a final planning meeting at the office of Charles W Darr in the Southern building tonight. The superintendent will receive a public school children and teachers testimonial before he departs for his new assignment. Board members refuse to reveal details about appointing a new superintendent and note a local candidate may be chosen.
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William M Davidson
Charles W Darr
Washington
Darr
Dr Davidson
Tr Duaridson
Board of Education
Schools Close for Institute for White Teachers
White teachers in the district will attend a two day institute at the First Congregational Church in Washington. Supt. Davideon will preside over six sections with Secretary Bryan opening the event titled The Making of a Man. Speakers include Dr P P Claxton and Dr A B Winship among others.
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First Congregational Church
Tenth
Gatreeta Northwest
Wriday
Supt
Davideon
Washington
Bryan
P. P. Claxton
United States
Sup
A. BE. ‘Winship
Journal
Wilter McAndrewe
Prin Sion
Washington Irving High School
New York
John G. Thompson
Pal
The
State Normal School of
Fitchbars
Masa
George J. Johnson
Playground Activities
New Rome Cornerstone Services Hold in Angola Building
Rain caused New Rome Cornerstone ceremonies for the Winthrop Heights home to be held in the new Luth House for the Aged. Rev A Singmaster of Gettysburgs Theological Seminary spoke, with Rev John Weldley leading the program. About 20 attendees, including residents, were present. The new building sits on a six acre tract, 106 by 200 feet.
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Winthrop Heights
Angola
Gd .A. Singmaster
Theological Seminary For Boys
Gettysburg
John Weldley
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Harry Bomer
W. Butler
Richard Schmidt
W. H.finckle
George Nuth
Government Considered Sale of Supplies to Military Schools
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood chief of staff discusses Col. J McMahon recommendation to authorize government sale of military equipment to military schools with army officers detained as instructors under same terms as army supplies. Congressional action would be needed to implement. Frank A Honerica age 63 died at home after two weeks with intestinal trouble. Native of Frederick county Md, he moved to Martinsburg W Va as a youth, served in Civil War with West Virginia troops, and joined government printing office in 1870. Survived by wife Virginia and three brothers and a sister. Funeral at his home Wednesday at 2 pm with Temple Baptist Church officiating.
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Leonard Wood
Army
Col
J. ¥. McMahon
Col. McMahon
Frank A. Honerica
Sixth Street
Dief
Frederick County
Roderick
Martinsburg
W Va
West Virginia
Meade Fest
Government Printing Office
Virginia Roderick
EH P| Roderick
J E Roderick
Rock Island
George C Roderick
Lanark
Beach
Denver
Cole
Temple Baptist Church
Golden Rule Lodge
Columbia Typographical Union
J F Muir
D C Grayson
Richards Frederick Bell
Charles BE Vracoman
Euckland
L H Patterson
Simple Delatone Hair Removal Paste Recipe
A beauty note describes a cheap paste using delatone and water to remove facial neck or arm hair. Apply a stiff paste for 2 to 7 minutes, rub off, wash. Use original delatone packaging to ensure safety and effectiveness.
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