Doubt Pastor Is Out Mission Row Is Still On
Officers of the Columbia Association say remarks made in heat of debate cannot be construed as a resignation. Dr J N Scarite's status disputed while five converts have taken up preaching. The meeting approved funds for Petworth Church, Grace Church, and Chevy Chase, with a new building drive and subscriptions from churches and individuals.
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Columbia Association
Columbia Associaion of Baptist Churches
Association
Petworth Church
Grace
B. E. Richardson
F. W. Johnson
H. T. Stevenson
J. N. Scarito
Italian Baptist Mission
Searita
Ramarka
Scarite
J. C. Ball
Wiliam Quay Roselle
Fifth Baptist Church
Philadelphia
C. &. Vrooman
Brief court items in Takoma case and wills
An absolute denial is issued in a Takoma divorce suit as Oscar M Judd testified about his wife’s income and assets. Probate filings reveal wills for Albert W Graham and Mary Maloney with multiple bequests to churches and individuals and a bankruptcy petition for Maurice Schraiber. Bar memorials note the death of Harry F Lerch and university class plans for memorial services.
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Takoma
Park
Oscar M. Judd
Treasury Department
District Supreme Court
Sarah A. Judd
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Judd
P. B. Ray
J. W. Whitney
Ww. F. Plumsley
Maurice EK. Schraiber
K Street Northwest
H. M. Wheatley
Harry F. Lerch
George Washington University
Veteran's Grave Marked in Kensington by Daughters of 1812
A grave marker for Erasmus Perry, a War of 1812 veteran, was placed at his Kensington, Maryland, grave Wednesday by Columbia Chapter, Daughters of 1812, with a headstone set by his daughter Mrs. Rachel Ann Perry Polkinhorn. The ceremony was led by Rev. J. H. D. Pypham of the Western Presbyterian Church.
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Erasmus Perry
Kensington
Columbia Chapter
Daughters of 1812
Rachhel Ann Perry Polkinhorn
J. H D Pypham
Western Presbyterian
Church Servic es Move For Union Evangeli c Services
News in brief reports shift of services from St Pauls Southern Methodist Church to Rhode Island Methodist Protestant Church for union evangelistic services led by Eckington and Bloomingdale pastors to permit qualified teachers to register music instructors.
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St. Paul's
Soldiers' Home Concert at Staten Island Hall
The United States Soldiers' Home Band Orchestra directed by John J M Zimmermann performs this afternoon at State Hall. Program includes marches and overtures by Stolzmann and Weber, light duets and solos, popular songs, ragtime, and a finale with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Ley Hall
United Staten Soldiers’ Home Band
John
M. Zimmermann
Stolzmann
Peter Schmoll
von Weber
Venice
Lacanton-Lampe
Burrows
Bhelly
de Keven
Berlin
Paris
Ane Howard
Star-@pangled
Ceaalar
Face disfigured with pimples and severe skin itch
Ruffin North Carolina resident Miss Marc Mitchall describes years of rough red skin on face arms and back with itching and sleepless nights. She states six ointments failed until Cuticura Soap and Ointment eased pimples after two weeks and cured after four weeks. Ad promotes Cuticura products with free 33 page Skin Book.
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N. C
Meno
Marc Mitchall
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Police News Notes Include Injuries And Disappearances
Multiple minor injuries and missing persons are reported. A four year old boy, Howard Seaton, fell from a scaffold at a post office site and was hospitalized with concussion and scalp wounds. A seven year old boy, James Carberry, chauffeur, sustained a fractured wrist when a car backfired and received care at Casualty Hospital. Jules Wilhelm, a deaf mute, aged 25, vanished from the Plaza Hotel, with authorities seeking him. James Entwisle, 69, left his Fairmont Street home yesterday. A thief stole four books of blank money orders and travelers checks in St. Petersburg and passed three checks locally. Walter F. Turner, one month old, remained in hospital with declining recovery prospects after mercury tablet exposure. Coroner Nevitt ruled Frederick M. Thornett’s death natural, at his residence. An auto fire near 902 Pennsylvania Avenue NW damaged by gasoline spurting on a tail lamp. bystander William Hill was burned slightly.
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Plaza Hotel
C Street
James Entwisle
Fairmont Street
Wilhelm
San Francisco
Ucense
J. H. Grudd
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Hill
Benninger
Sixth Street
Baltimore Boy Tries To Find Work In D.C.
Carson Johnson a 14 year old from Baltimore came to Washington seeking employment to support his two younger sisters after the death of his parents. United States Park Policeman McKewan in Judiciary Square took the boy to the Sixth precinct station where he was sent to the house of detention after Sgt. Scriven and Lieut. Hartley were notified and the Baltimore police alerted.
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Baltimore
United States Park
McKewan
Judiciary Square
Sixth Precinct
Baltimmore
North
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Sergt. Scriven
Lieut
Hartley
Will of Ellen Cohen probated in Vincennes with multiple beneficiaries
Mrs. William J. Cawthon of the Victoria apartment is named as a beneficiary in the Ellen Cohen will probated in Vincennes. Cohen had been cared for by her niece at Vincennes for the past two weeks. The estate is valued at about $500,000.
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William J. Cawthon
Victoria
Ellen Cohen
Vincennes
Dancing at Harvey's Ballroom Weekly Shows Patten Gibbs and Rafferty Kerwin
City notices advertise nightly dancing at Harvey's Ballroom at 10 30 with Alfred Patten Gibbs and Marguerite Rafferty Kerwin. Also listed are holiday post cards, wall mottoes, and assorted items. Site lines mention 5th Street NW and the Parkers Jack Haile Safety Fountain Pe Can't leak, and Virginia Theater with various items.
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Harvey's
Alfred Patten Gibbs
Marguerite K. Rafferty Kerwin
Parkers Jack Haile
Fountain Pea Shop
Miss Lucy Burns Faces Police Court Over Sidewalk Chalk
Prominent suffragist Miss Lucy Burns will appear before Judge Mulloway in police court for chalk markings on the city sidewalks. Police officer Cole served the warrant yesterday after Burns promised to attend, arguing enforcement of sidewalk regulations has been lax and her arrest appears discriminatory. Suffragists plan a large turnout for the case.
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Lucy Burns
Washington
Mulloway
Cole
Miss Burns
Baltimore
Mies Burna
Supreme Court veteran Archibald Lewis dies at 8
Archibald Lewis, age eight, long serving member of the Supreme Court of the United States, died at his home on 426 M Street NW yesterday. Appointed in 1849, he served over six decades, recalling many justices and famous lawyers. Born a Virginia freedman, he earned respect for his decades of government service and was acknowledged in court yesterday.
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United States
Anson Taylor
Moy Wah
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Gong Sai Fong
Moy ‘Wah
Archibald Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
M Street
Lewis
Uncle Sam
Virginia
Richard Wallace
District of Columbia
Taney
Funeral of J M Hoge at St Pauls Church South
Funeral services were held at St Pauls M E Church South for John M Hoge of 1221 Harvard Street NW who died yesterday at Garfield Hospital. Rev Wilmer J Johnston officiated. Interment followed in Dungannon Virginia. Survived by wife and five children Clyde Hoge New York Mary L Bruce Mount Pleasant James B Hoge Hazard Lula A Carr Princeton Howard C Hoge Kansas City.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
John M. Hoge
Harvard Street
Garfield Hospital
Wilmer P. Johnston
Dungannon
Hoge
Mount Pleasant
Wythe County
Washington
Virginia
Clyde Hoge
New York
Mary L. Bruce
James B. Hoge
Hazard
Lula A. Carr
Princeton
Howard C. Hoge
Kansas City
Alley Condemnation Bill Delayed by City Officials
After a conference with Dr. William Co. Woodward District health officer and Rev. John Van Schaick Jr members of the alley committee Commissioner Oliver P. Newman decided not to send the elimination bill for Washington slums to Congress until the regular session. Assistant Corporation Counsel Whiteford will review and suggest changes. Assessor William P. Richards is preparing a cost estimate. The bill approved by President Wilson calls for eradicating one tenth of insanitary alleys each year if enacted.
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William Co. Woodward
John van Schaick, Jr
Oliver P. Newman
Washington
Congress
Whiteford
Wiliam P. Richards
Wilson
Mrs Justine Hill Dies in Massachusetts
Mrs. Justine R. Hill, former city resident, died at her Ware Massachusetts home last Sunday. She was married to Robert T. Hill of the geological survey and among the first women named to Washington's board of education, serving two terms. She led the American Collegiate Alumni Association and the College Woman's Club, and was a Smith College trustee. She left Washington to resume writing at Smith.
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Justine R. Hill
Ware
Mass
Hill
Robert T. H
The
Geological Survey
Washington Board of Education
American Collegiate Alumni Association
College Woman's Club
Twentieth Century Club
Smith College
Washington
Smith
Funeral of Mrs Edwin Yarnold at Two Thirty P M
Mrs Susanna Bray Yarnold widow of Dr Fenwin Yarnold died at 3401 Fourteenth Street Northwest at age 63. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 30 this afternoon. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery.
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Mra
Edwin Yarnold
Susanna Bray Yarnold
Fenwin Yarnold
Fourteenth Street
Congressional Cemetery
Death of Mrs Lydia M Edmonds Widow of Judge Edmonds
Lydia M Edmonds widow of Judge James B Edmonds former district commissioner died at her home 1625 K Street NW Tuesday Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery
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Lydia M. Edmonds
James B. Edmonds
K Street Northwest
Rock Creek Cemetery
Temple address rushes to Rev Dr Abram Simon talk
Between H and 1 streets, Eighth 8T. Temple invites the public to hear Rev Dr Abram Simon discuss Can the Leopard Change His Spots tonight at 7145. Public cordially invited.
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Abram Simon
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