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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1907

Page

13

Notable Men Speak for Religious Uplift Campaign

Willam J Brean Gor Glenz and Bishop McDowell to espouse work of religious uplift in Nebraska. A citywide series of meetings planned with speakers from North Carolina to New York and Australia, staged from the Treasury Steps. Nearly fifty meetings daily across colleges theaters markets and offices. Speakers include Bryan McDowell and Glenn with a concurrent YMCA effort and a separate Young Christian Association convention.

Willam J. Brean Gor Glenz Bishop McDowell Treasury Steps City Washington Ube E.singetiali Dents Railroad Ehipa Essiort KML GA Narth America William Jennings Bryn Elsroy McDowell Amd Glenn North Cunglina YMCA Feronto Selden Sperer SL Tours Mears Welit College Taranto Nowe O Mitcher Newark Rey Allan A Stockade Boston Jamet J Vanes Xsean JE Bosworth Usldin Tisibng

Glen Echo to Appeal Over Fines Collected on Gondult Road

Glen Echo officials led by Mayor Garrett plan an appeal after Judge Henderson’s ruling that Maryland and Garrett lacked jurisdiction over the Gondult road. Attorneys Peter and Briggs prepare to seek higher court review, contending fines were unlawfully imposed and funds are held in trust for the town.

Washington Ther Gontint Gartt Glor Beloit Henderson Vera Colima Glen Echo Treasury Garrett Glen Cohe Council Cima Peter and Briggs Glenn Boho Hnes Wasur Garrett Hamiself Ag State of Maryland Sinsor Garrett Gondult Road Ins Loune Henderen

Protests Over Proposed Arbiter Ring Cemetery in Bloomsbury

Mick E Kastle protests to District Commissioners against the Arbiter Ring Branch 92 proposed cemetery in Bloomsbury D arguing it would violate laws and devalue nearby properties. Israel W Perskin for the society says it will be a secular burial ground not a private one and notes property rights have been reacquired. The Commissioners will refer the matter to Corporation Counsel Thomas for guidance on legal points.

Mick E Kastle Bloomsbury Bre K & Kastle Ste Perskin Fen Thomas

Rock Creek Park Plans Hearings On Valley Improvement

District Commissioners will hold a hearing Tuesday morning at 10 o clock on the Rock Creek Valley improvement from Massachusetts Avenue to the creek mouth. The National Society of Fine Arts and the Petworth Citizens Association back the valley open plan with a parking drive, while Georgetown Citizens Association and local residents favor arches and a covered way. The debate centers on whether tunneling the stream or purchasing lands and building a driveway along banks is cheaper, with the district engineer undecided.

Rock Creek Massachusetta Avenue Naional Society of Tine Arts Petworth Citizens Association Georgetown Citizens Association Society of Tine Arts Georgetown Citvens Association Smith Thompson District Engineer Department Consta

Catholic temperance union holds meeting in city

The executive council of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America met in the city yesterday with Archbishop Jota J Keane of Dubuque presiding. The group urged active work at local centers and planning a national officer conference next April. Bishop Canevin of Pittsburgh submitted a temperance primer manuscript for American schools and prizes were announced for Catholic colleges to educate priests on the drink evil. All officers attended, including Keane, Cottey, Groarty, McCann, Mulready, Foley, Fuller, Wesley, and Beane.

Anupeseuue Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America Jota J Keane Dubuque Iowa Tocat Canevin Pittsburg Union Cathodic Colleges Keane Flist James T Cottey St Louis M OF Foley Imdtimora Rey FT Fuller Boston LM Wesley Catholic University of America John J Beane

Prohibition Views By Father Maguire At New England Meeting

Father Maguire urged licensing controls and earlier closing for saloons and called for abolishing the bucket trade and mirrors to curb drinking. He advocated a hospital for incorrigible inebriates and stressed regulation over prohibition, citing past school arrests for liquor transport and linking heredity and environment to drunkenness. Dr White of St Elizabeths will address the society on December first Tuesday.

Yeateriny Bs Rey Joseph Maguire Holy Comforter Church Father Maguire Portland Cehildren Carrsing Peter Maguire Wilte St Elizabeth S Insane Asylum Tnebrintes

Girard Estate Sues WB and A Railway for $15000

Fitton Jackson trustee for Henry N Girard estate files suit against Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway seeking $1500 in damages for alleged breach of contract over railway ties delivered under terms but not accepted by the company causing loss to the estate.

H Jackson WB & A Railway Fitton Jackson Henry N Girard Washington Caltimore and Annipalls Electris Renway Girard Washingon Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Wr Girard

City Notices Leases Northwest Residence at 1530 Twenty second St N W

Leases Northwest residence owned by A Bratley to G C Montagama of the Italian Embassy. The three story fire building at 1530 Twenty second Street North West contains safety watches and equipment. Also mentions court action by Francia Myers against Brightwood Railway for injuries from an excavation near Brightwood Avenue on May 2. Advertisements for groceries and investments closing with legal notices.

Murray A Cobh A Bratley G C Montagma Twenty Second Street P Street Brightwood Monator Yiyzad Datages Fcom Brightwood Railway Company District Supreme Court Francia Myers James A Myers Brightwood Avenue

OM Cook Stoves and Bottling Company Ad Copy Note

Fragmentary ad style text lists items such as OM Cook Stoves Cottage Lami 4 Got and references A Muddiman & Co with prices. Also mentions Clab Straight Hye Seper bottle and D Doody contact, along with a beer bottling line claim for Heurich's and Minnersen and Senate breweries. Includes a bottling company name and phone fragment.

Muddiman & Co North Heurich Tt Mnersen Senate Brewery Ariirgtag Ola Ace

Army Navy Tug of War Spirits Aboard Special Train

The Army Navy football clash will draw elites to Philadelphia Frank Field. Pennsylvania Railroad runs a special train from Washington November 30 with luncheon and dinner in dining car. Round trip Pullman seats at 100 dollars. excursion tickets on November 29 and 30, valid until December 2, 1940. Reservations from B M Newbold PASED in Washington DC.

Army Navy West Point Annapolis Hugh United States Frank Field Universty Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Washington South Street Philadelphia Franklin Field Baltimore Good Nclusive Washington Pullman Newbold Pased Northeast Corner 5Th and G Streets Washington, D C

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