Needs of the Asylum Report Details Escapes Walls and New Farms
The annual board report to the Secretary outlines aims to prevent escapes at the Washington Asylum Hospital, including a 34 foot brick wall for Howard Hall and related shop and storehouse building. It also cites need for 100,000 for land and new buildings, 85,000 for farm facilities, and 261,808 for immediate repairs as population grows and care expands across districts and military departments.
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Board of Visitors
Uterior Phecary Waite
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Inwane
Washington Asylum
Government Hospital
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Army
Navy
Government
Trier
Board of Charities
Ute Hospital
Hns
District of Columbia
Army and
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Howard Hall
Nichala Avenue
Useiculture
Crusade to Aid Man Plan Convention for Sunday School Work
Church workers from New York Avenue Presbyterian gathered to organize delegates for a Washington convention in January. Speakers included Nesbit and Miller on missions Bible study and publicity. Daily prayer meetings, lectures at St John Episcopal and Eastern Presbyterian churches highlighted the week, with addresses by Cotten, Allen, Nesbit, and others.
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New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
St John # Episcopal Church
Roland Cottot Mlle
William Allen Witsor
Paul Hickok
Woodward
EB F Macfarland
Frederick van Dene
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Jude Edward P Leeds
George A Miller
GC P Bord
Thurada
Charles F Nesbit
OK Simpson
H D
Federal Council of Sharehies
America
Tuts
Continental Hal
Will Makts
Fred B Graith
Raymond Frotinn
Takutu Minukuchi
D C Cooper
New York
3 Graffin
Joseph M. Gray
Adolph J Isenbeiss Dies After Illness in Artesia Cal
Adolph J Isenbeiss aged likely years, a Washington native and expert machinist, died after illness. He is survived by his wife, his mother and father Mr and Mrs Julius Isenbeiss, of Elliott Street NW, and two brothers Hugh and Lowe. He was a member of Grace Reformed Church, Columbia Lodge No HW, International Association of Machinists, and the Modern Woodmen of America. The body will likely be interred in Artesia.
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Adolph J Tsendrine
Morior Place
Artesia
Isenbeiss
Washington
Henith
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Elliott Street
Northwest
Hugh and
Lowe Ifa Ur
Grace Reformed Church
Columbia Lodge
HW International
Auverlen
Artei
Postmaster General eases second class mail rates for publishers
The Postmaster General issued an order granting a full year for publications to qualify under second class mail, replacing prior varying periods from three months to a year. The change broadens eligibility and simplifies subscription handling, allowing publishers to secure longer-term rates.
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Sltehenck
Whych Publicans
Pudlinwrs
Keeuter
Eure
Gibbons to Open Home For Aged Catholic Women
Cardinal expected to dedicate the new Home for Aged Catholic Women on Tissin Street Northeast with an opening ceremony from 4 to 6. Archbishop of New York to deliver remarks. Attendees and specifics appear unclear due to damaged text but mention of Cardinal and archbishop indicates a formal dedication event at the home.
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Tissn Street
Archi
Soresman
New York
Enerty
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Urad Mey Lenge
Adios
Alice Higes
Communion Services at Shrine of the Sacred Heart
More than 40 young and several women received communion yesterday morning at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart on Thirteenth Street and Park Road. Attendees filled the mission masses as the celebration continued with sermons and schedules for men and women throughout the week.
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Atrln
Tourteenth Street
Ang Park Road
Dail Mission
Annapolis
Taom
Ion Lohr
BEGINS WORLDPRAYER SERVICES IN 30 COUNTRIES
World Prayer services open across more than 7000 branches of the Young Women’s Christian Association with a six day program. Mrs McGrear of Silver Spring Md presided as leaders outlined country by country prayers for women’s advancement in Africa Canada India Burma Ceylon Japan and many nations. The effort highlights hundreds of foreign branches including Calcutta Buenos Aires and Paris with thousands of young women involved in missions, education, Bible study, and student work abroad.
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Young Warrens Christian Association
Twelfth and Peace
Medrear
Silver Springs
Vrs Willen Ham
Uton Batley
Africa
Formmcon
Canada
United States West Indies
Amt
South America
Wed- Aeeday
Ndia
Burma
Ceylon
Japan
Turkey
Asia
Syria
South Wales
South Australia
New Zealand
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Finland
Russia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Greece
Italy
Malta
Portugal
Spain
Faris Dam
Bombay
Cal
Targety Carnet
Paris
St Petersburg
Christan Association
Calcutta
India
Bonbay
Mia
Madras
China
America
Buenos Ales
WWCA
Buenos Aires
Washington Mca
Lutherans Meet Today in Maryland Synod Assembly
The Eastern conference of the Lutheran Maryland synod will meet today at St Pauls Church at Eleventh and 4th Streets NW. Luther Heas War Ing, president, will preside with Rev J Miller as secretary. Clergy listed include Rev Hyaten, Rev Crigten, Rev Albert Getty, Rev A Hightmsq, Rev Dr Burge, Rev L F Miller, Rev Dr US Albert, Rev H Mureman, Rev Henninghavuen, Rev Gnarles Butler, Rev Charles Steck, Rev G T Uhbler, Rev F T McCauley, Rev Henry Manken, and Rev L M Zammermen.
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Lutheran Maryland Synod
St Pauls Church
Luther Heas
J Miller
Com Hyaten
Crigten
Albert Getty
F A. Hightmsq
C Burge
LF Miller
US Albert
H Mureman
Henninghavuen
Gnarles
Butler
Charles F Steck
T Uhbler
TB McCauley
Henry Manken
L M Zammermen
Dillon Heads WEW Club in New York District
Charles T Dillon elected president of the First Gen Andres A Burt Club at 16 New Fork Avenue Northwest. The group aims to field delegates to the Republican national convention, with officers including treasurer JF Ollidge, sergeant-at-arms Samtel Tackaon, and secretary William Uders. Expansion seeks to raise district membership from 50 to 1000.
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Charles T Dillon
Andres A Burt
New Fork Avenue
Bart
Hla Carpaiga
Republican National Companion
Dé Treasler Jfollidge Gerkeant-At-Arms Samtel 2
Tackaon
William Uders
Local notices and ads mixed in CEIY bulletin page
A jumble of amusements betting references and community notices appears with items about presiding at prayer services, a notary appointment, and various daily menus and promotions. The fragment highlights include Mrs Radcliffe presiding, Marian Ro Livingston named notary for the district, and Mild table offerings with special prices.
National Food Show Week Opens With Free Admission For Tall Women
The second week of the national food show begins at Convention Hall. All women six feet tall or taller are admitted free this afternoon and evening. Exhibitors report stock near depletion as vendors prepare special giveaways. Prizes include cash, goods, and various condiments, with multiple contests and free entry for all guests. A $25 present is offered to any couple who marries at Convention Hall this week.
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Convention Hall
Avery Es
Five Lectures on Health at City Schools Week
Physicians and specialists will present five public talks on eyes teeth and nerves this week under the joint auspices of the American Medical Association and the woman's clinic. William H Wilson will discuss nervousness in children at Teanweed School on Tuesday evening. Other talks cover prevention of nervousness in children Cave of the Iyen at Garnet School Thursday 8 pm and Emery School on Friday at 9 pm. Drs Henning Dumas Girard and others address care of eyes and teeth at Cardoza, Hubbard, and related sessions.
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Teanweed School
Tueastles
Cerl Henning
Garnet School
Tom
Emery School
Ertaaj
Michael O Dumas
Cardoza
George F Girard
Rubbard School
Weide
Ernest SL Danel Deemes Studies for Episcopal Ministry
Ernest SL Danel Deemes announces plans to study for the Episcopal ministry. He withdraws from real estate business and may remain connected with the Chamber of Commerce where he serves as a director. He is linked to District National Bank and education boards. Preparation will be under Ristop Alfred Harding in the Washington Diocese.
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Arneet
Daniel
Willige Gipts
Daniel Real Estate
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
District National Bank
With
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Washipton
H McKim
Daniel Wan Arte
Holy Land Water Baptisms at Anacostia Church
Water from the River Jordan, brought by Dr George Hirant and Gen Ulysses S Grant, was used to baptize three Graffin family children at the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church. Relatives from Baltimore and Maryland attended as Rev Samuel W Gramin presided, marking a rare ceremonial use of sacred water and preservation across generations.
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L Street
Samuel W Gramin
Jordan
Graffin
Cook McRe
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Cook
Philadelphia
510 Boys on Committee Promotes Protestant Sunday School Crusade
At the older pays conference in the C Ay building last night 510 boys from 170 Sunday schools were named to a working committee. They will plan a campaign to bring into Protestant Sunday schools more than 7 000 boys aged 10 to 20. The committee will present the plan to their Sunday schools next Sunday and meet the MCA body department the following Sunday to finalize plans. A committee chair spoke on the boys work and the movement, noting local potential and current membership. The conference closed with remarks from a Men and Religion Forward Movement representative.
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MCA
Plana
Dalzell Reappointed Clerk Under MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh reinstated Private Dalzell to his former position as a clerk in the department under Deputy Auditor E P Reeds. Dalzell, famed for his devotion to the American flag, had resigned to practice law after moves through Ohio Indiana and Washington. An investigation led to his reappointment by the secretary.
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E P Reeds
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Indiana
Washington
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the Republic
Hin Cess
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MacVeagh
Forest Fire Patrols Planned in Maryland Counties
The Department of Agriculture and state authorities will fund forest fire protection in Washington, Garrett, and Frederick counties. Patrolmen will be chosen by state officials and will follow routes mapped for the localities, with government support set for the year.
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Washington
Garimt Aliezany
Frederick Counties
Department of Agriculture
Btste
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