Columbia Baptist Association Hears Mission Giving Rise
The Columbia Baptist Association met at Temple Baptist Church to report increased year to date missions collections in five Northwest mission churches, rising about 2000 dollars and marking a gain in offerings. Prof Walhnir urged use of Baptist church resources to support missions, while officers and clergy were reelected and a reception for visitors was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Association
Northwest
Woahaat Allen Walhnir
Columbia Baptist Association
Temple Baptist Church
Notutest
Ita
Wilsalt
Baptist Church
Ain
Prof
Changes in jurisdiction by public license commission
The public utilities commission announced several jurisdiction changes. Wells Vargo Express replaces United States Tinpress for the Litter business, and active jurisdiction will not be exercised for Semmes Motor Eli and Metropolitan Motor Company, auto lines from the strip to Prince George county Maryland. The commission will reveal its decision on Washington Cash Company’s 15000 bond for betterments and extensions with a formal announcement forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publycentiltttes Commission
Wells Vargo Express
United States Tinpress Company
Semmes Motor Eli
Metropolitan Motor Company
Prince George County
Iris
Commission Mili Tendexa Mike
Washington Casht Company
Bids On New High School And Related Projects
Bids opened today at the District building for the foundation of the new colored high school at First and N streets NW. Remainder bids expected in February. Langresa appropriation listed as 533, ’al for the school. Concrete and steam work contract for the reconstruction of the Western High School after April fire awarded to Rich aulson & Burgess of Washington. Bids also opened for construction of the new Rock Creek Dialkeat along Pennsylvania Avenue with awards pending. Congress allocates 16 000 for the hider. awards likely early in Treat Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langresa
Richaulson & Burgess
Washington
Hock Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Engineers Banquet Tonight by Washington Society
Members of the Washington Society of Engineers gather at Rauscher s for their annual banquet celebrating the ninth anniversary of the society. The group, now about 200 members strong, includes nearly all prominent local engineers. Speakers include William C Redfield Secretary of Commerce H S Drinker president of Lehigh University Winthrop More Daniels of the Interstate Commerce Commission Bailey Walis of the Geological Survey and Marshall Leighton a consulting engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
Washington Society of Engineers
Rauscher's
Society
Cir
William C Redfield
Department of Commerce
H S Drinker
Lehigh University
Winthrop More Daniels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey Walis
Geological Furves
Marshall Leighton
Lecture Series At Washington Chapter Of Banking Institute
Dr Parker Willis secretary of the federal reserve board will deliver an address tonight at the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Banking. The lectures are directed by Frank W Grayson chairman of the educational committee with sessions at 1514 EF street northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Act
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
EF Street Northwest
Frank W. Grayson
No Quarantine Here Examining Cattle Daily
District officials decide not to quarantine after foot and mouth outbreak, as seventeen cows are slaughtered and fifteen carcasses sent for processing. Cattle within the district remain under strict veterinary observation while officials prepare public guidance on pasteurized milk sources. Washington Dairymen's Association protests disclosure of safe dealers list and suggests naming injurious dealers instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s Association
Agricultural Department
Brentwood Road
Matthew O'Brien
Washington Dairymen's Association
Newman
Health Department
Summer court suggestions from Chamber report
RB C L Moncure chairs a Chamber of Commerce committee report on District Jail detention. It notes 103 prisoners, none over eight months, and urges summer court sessions to reduce trial delays. A new detention house is recommended as the present facility is inadequate. Mrs Wood advocates housing expert Thomas Adams address Washington audience December 5 at New Masonite Temple. William Jude presided as chamber backs the project and forms a cooperation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comterra
RB. C
Bo Wood
Thomas Adams
Waslington
Peabody Loses Suit Against Washington and Old Dominion Railway
A jury before Justice Goullismissed Mary F Peabody s claim for damages against Washington and Old Dominion Railway finding in favor of the defendant. Peabody alleged a September 1412 injury at the railway station from a piece of chipped rail steel causing a facial cut and nervous collapse. The jury deliberated hours before delivering a sealed verdict. Attorneys E A Newman Tafewreh Sinclair represented Peabody and Wilton J Lambert R H Yeatman defended the railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Peabody
Washington and
Old Dominion Road
Justice Goull
Mary F. Peabods
Old Dominion Railway
Misa Peabody
E. A . Newman
Ok. Tafewreh Sinclair
Wilton J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Suffrage Senators get letters of appreciation from DC women
The District of Columbia Woman Suffrage Association adopts a resolution to send letters of congratulations to Senator George F. Chamberlain Senator Charles S. Thomas Ridward T. Taylor andward Heating for their reelection. The notes express gratitude for their helpful devoted and self sacrificing service toward woman enfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Woman Suffrage Association
George F. Chamberlain
Charles S. Thomas
Ridward T. Taylor
Association For
Births Reported In Local Families
A list of births recorded in the area includes Joba and Catharine Zornek a son to Abraham and Fannie Teno. Jiweh and Jille Tutast a boy to Gregory and Lae K Tierney. David and Belin Sisermin a girl to George O and Elsie Snyder. Jiunay and Bianche Passeno a boy to So and Rosie E Parker. Ynot V and Marie L Norex a boy. Mortis and Ethel Miller a girl. Caward and Mary Tt Mackintosh a boy. Vreierick Wo. amt Readers Meyers a boy to John FY and Mary Leonard. sue Hand GMa LD Kairks a boy. Willam and Susie A Kesterson a girl. Kathleen Hever a girl. Maline J and Katherine Tedderson a boy. Clarence FP and Ciaee O Ponckes a girl. Bernard J and Warnadetta J Grattan a girl. Harel and Cansandra Clark a boy. John and Ginert Boland a boy. Samuel and Margaret Meown a boy. Marie Bell a girl to Seeson L and Eliabeth R Brown. card T and Sara E Welch a boy. Marr Aland and Eopeann a girl. Willam and Slane Riddiek a boy. Miane Lacax a girl. Edward T and Susie Admonsen a girl. priest and Carrie Dyer a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Catharine Zornek
Borh Abraham
Fannie Teno
Bes
Jiweh
Jille Tutast
Bos Gregory
Lae K. Tierney
David
Belin Sisermin
George O
Elsie Snyder
Jiunay
Bianche Passeno
Tay So
Rosie E Parker
Bas. Ynot V
Marie L. Norex
Mortis
Ethel Miller
Caward
Mary Tt. Mackintosh
Harel
Cansandra
Lark
John
Ginert Boland
Samuel
Margaret Meown
Bor
Tisow Amt
Marie Bell
Seeson L
Eliabeth R. Brown
Card T
Sara E. Welch
Marr
Aland
Bse Eopeann
Willam
Slane Riddiek
Bayer
Miane Lacax
Edward T
Susie Admonsen
Priest
Carrie Dyer
Death notices from a city column listing several individuals
Death notices list numerous names with ages and addresses including Victoria Apartment PT Philips, 80. Tranas Shaw, 38. Mabel Po Gheen, age unknown. Wille C Keller, 9. Tracy Sohn, unspecified. Hammel, 84. Thomas F Maguire, 70. Mary Hood, 74. Edward Hinghe. Oliver Rawles. H Parker, 18 0212 224. William Harris, 89. James Miner, 40. Locations include 2710 Most omer Mabel Po Gheen, 718 18th st, 2338 Ga ave NW, 16th st, Lexington place, and Tuberculosis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig A.lark
Victoria Apartment
Philips
Chevy Wine
Suna
Aren Tranas A. Shaw
Most Omer
Mabel Po Gheen
18Th St
Wille C. Keller
Ony Sohn Tracy
Ga Ave. Nw
Hammel
Sil
Thomas F. Maguire
U. S. Soldiers Home Glospital Mary Hood
Edward B . Hinghe
Oliver D. Rawles
Dal H. Parker
William Harris
James Miner
Lexington Plare
Sud
Officials elected at AOAC convention in Raleigh
Dr Harvey W Wiley reelected honorary president and Dr C B Alsberg named secretary treasurer at the thirty first AOAC session closing in Raleigh. Officers include C W H Jones of Burlington as president and R N Brackett of Clemson as vice president. Next meeting set for Washington with San Francisco reconsideration. Expansion to include municipal associations announced. Addresses on medicinal plants and drugs delivered by W C Emery Frank Rabak and Merrill of the Agriculture Dept. in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
C. B. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists
Raleigh Hotel
C. W H. Jones
Burlington
R. N. Brackett
Clemson College
S.C
Julius Hartvet
St. Paul
Frank Rabak
Merrill
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Business High School Forms Student Court to Judge Rules
Allen Davis, principal, approves a plan where the 21 divisions of the school are represented on the new broadened student council. Pupils accused of rule violations will be tried by fellow students, with recommendations to the principal guiding punishment. The council will hear major questions, including playground space and public lectures, and report on city lectures to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Davis
Business High School
Davis
Ness Hugh School
Then High School
Davis Sal
Thia
Her
Uniisimaie Prairies
Bazaar Devoted to Indians Exhibited by Washington Auxiliary
A Washington Auxiliary bazaar of the National Indian Association showcased articles by reservation Indians to support the Indian Hospital at Indian Wells, Artz. Organizers included Mrs. W. F. Chang and Mrs. James E. Gilbert, with a board featuring Miss Blanche Baker and others. Fables were presented by Mrs. Hamilton and others, and moving pictures highlighted current Native life and progress aided by civilized methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Indian Association
The
Willard
Indian Wells
Artz
W. Ft, Chang
James EK. Gibert
Blanche Baker
I. H. Abbott
BE. B. Merritt
Alice Craighead
J. C. Powers
Emmet Fiamilton
Rs. M. W. Story
Irving Inekey
Sa. Rogers
Will Not Go to South America Ill Health Feared
Mr. F. dU. Hartung of the Shelby Beer Company will not travel to South America because of ill health. The decision is announced amid hopes for continued operations and recovery.
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South America
F. du
Iartung
Shelby Beer
Licensed to Marry among Virginia Couples
A garbled list of marriage entries from Virginia locales includes Tiyler Sublett of New Castle and Bes ale Smyth, 19, plus numerous other couples with ages and officiating ministers. The fragment cites towns such as Guskany, Charlottetown, Farmville, Port Royal, and Amherst, with Rev. names appearing repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiyler Sublett
New Castle
Besale Smyth
Guskany
AL HL Greene
Louis Bo Tayler
Mary F. Palmer
Grien Edward W. Puval
Mary ¥. Brooks
W. A Masher
Charles A. Peterson
Islermolen
Roberta Swart
Washington, D. C
Baward W. Hardin Prederick
Haskell
Eleanor Brownfield
Lowe Walter J. Arrington
Crelyn BE. Kelso
Heth
Hedtont City
UW. Fults
Layle HO Haven
Mary
Warris
Hord
Charlottewtte
EK Martin James F. Bresnahan
Gertrude M. Mulye
EL Wheeler
George W. Miller
Taucater
Mind Ule IP Forks
Harnell, M
Milton Strasburger
James W. T. G._Washford
Texester Trenry
J Steiger
J. i Fatt Faleman
Warnett
Farmville
Mary P Winen
Altice
Stesenann
Mark W. Bayware
Port Royal
Telte Brave
Delor
Tosme
Juhl Wo Peace
Eva L Coleman
Bom
Wanner
Hes
Oj. Bean
James Ho McClas
Histe
Feo Ackerman
Fatler
James A. Stanbery
Aften Tenn
Nellie C. Holmes
Marshall
Rex
J.C. Bail
John E Joner
Gay W. Qureenbery
Myrtle
Foltz
SP Fagle Wilbur
Saldenson
Dorothea A. Hotzer
Richard Schmidt
Ldwin Po Sherman
Akron
Col
Bettie ‘Tucker
Washington, D.C
H.C. Orinnedt
Rober J. Tiller
Plorence Fo Hays
Res. H . Howlett
Albert Asterson
Baltimore
Rae Mallie Iseskin
Norfolk
Santa Stern
John H. Hittott
Mint Springs
Beatrice MW Harvey
Greenville
JB Clark
Ro Johnson
Lena L. Lacey
H. J. Hoyt George T Pleasants
Mary Russell Hudson
Amherst County
G W. van Fossen
James C Rutherford
Clara K. Norris
Wot Thompson J. Crawford Drever
Ruth EL Dich
Richmond
HINKEL carpet cleaning and house dress appeal ad
City bulletins advertise Hinkel cleaning services with carpet laying offered at low prices. Also promotes best oyster cooking at Phila Oyster and Chop House and Shaftter's Floral Emblems Display with new store opening at 900 14th and other promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkel
Phila
Shaftter
Ste
Fragmentary Philly ad notes pies cut into four pieces
An OCR fragment cites FF V at 168 Pa. Ave noting a pie cutting into four pieces. Details are unclear, with limited context and no further names or dates.
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Maxine
Ardlerwear
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
UN Oon Trust
Edward
GO Tellwagen
Roman Peatn
Land of
the Sky
North Carolina
Inies
Cesar H Tatius
Greta Pier
Southern Railway
Mbox
Westhery
She
Tan Senst
Rave
Byron
Adams
Ts Sun
John T
Petty
Lirge
Parker
Westh St
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Bonzana
Scebbishop
Giosal
Bongeana
Apostole
Nesterlay
Boivefilactici Ss
Intereestat Coleet Lanitie
Malas
Dretziel
Lic
Terling
Fairfax
Madame Morrie
Mary Chilton
Paul Revere
Madame Jewel
M. Goldsmith & Son Chas
A. Goldsmith
Jewelers
F St. N. W
Maintenance of Hospital
Arizona
City Bulletins
Neriar Company
San Olier Byates
Quittr
Og Fe
Board of Health of the District
Shamptons Dairy
Eleventh Street N. W
N. W
Ry CU Apts
J. Maury Dove Company, Inc
C. A. Muddiman & CO
Deniern
Che Heurich Brewing Co
Macaianery Supplies
Rational Electrical Supply
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Royal Pilsen
Feading
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
Meashington
Jardin de
Danse
Sts. N. W
Servic Ala Carte
Wyndham Bros
Renta
Iostructora
Hansell
Columbia Schiool
Harare
I8tva
T Hen
Mavern
Shaoe
A. Hodgacs
M Co
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