Printers Honor Dead in Memorial of Union Members
Columbia Typographical Union No 1 held memorial exercises at Typographical Temple 48 G Street NW to honor 22 members who died in the past year. Public Printer Samuel B Donnelly and Union leaders spoke as women ushers directed a packed crowd. names were lit on a memorial arch with flowers and lights while orchestral music and a flag ceremony concluded a solemn tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia ‘Typographical Union
No 1
Typographical Temple
G Street Northwest
Union
Samuel B Donnelly
Frank A Kidd
Columbia Typographical Union
George G Selbord
Wil K. Burchfield, Chatrman
Seibold
Pistorlo
Otho Doughty
A Brien
George FR
Brandon Francis D
Wallacs
Hagan Willam
Bail
McDermott J L
Sinn Daniel J Hegarty
H C Underwood
Mitch Huntsberry
William H Higgins Herman J Martin James L Harper
Charles M Warren HA McPike
Edgar A
Israel Hila
M. Heness
Clendennin
William A Dodge
CW Denham
Will H Burchilela
W Frizzell
Ingram Memorial Church
Kidd
Donnelly
WIT Burehfeld
Benjamin
Lineback
Walter Steir
JW Reynolds
Moose Nominate Officers for Coming Year in City
The Moose herd at 602 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest nominated officers for the year. Positions named include president Talkes and J J O Connor. first vice president William H Sardo and E J Roberts. treasurer Edward Dalley Anandal. secretary Frank Hall and I J Curtin. recording secretary Robert P Pietach. chaplain J M Jeffries and Julius Relners. keeper of the field C B Gardner. outside guard George Gardner. trustees WF Brown WE Brown Joseph Fields Frank McCormek B S Schmidt H ghehy WU iam Mooney and W Woodfield. legal adviser F H Kramer. Election is set for December 12 with results to be installed December 2. The order aims to oppose making the capital a dry town per the Antisaloon League and allied groups. The next meeting December 32 will outline first steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Order of the Moose
Pennsylvania Avenue
Northwest
Talkes
J. J O'Connor
William H Sardo
E J Roberts
Harry Broggins
Edward Dalley Anandal
Frank Hall
I. J Curtin
Robert P Pietach
J. M. Jeffries
Julius Relners
Feld
Nce
James Thacker
George W Roberts
George Gardner
WF Brown
WE Brown
Joseph Fields
Frank McCormek
S Schmidt
H Ghehy
Wuiam Mooney
W Woodfield
H ‘Kramer
Order of the Moose
Antisaloon League
WCTU
Funeral of Aged Treasury Clerk Jeremiah C Lots
Funeral services for Jeremiah Carpenter Lots oldest Treasury Department employee who died Thursday were held yesterday at 2:30 pm from his residence 20 Eighth Street Southeast. Rev A H Thompson of Waugh M E Church officiated with floral tributes from Treasury Department friends. A second service occurred at Congressional Cemetery chapel under Pen rslpha Lodge No 2 F A A M active for 9 years. Interment planned privately this afternoon at 8 oclock with family attending including three daughters and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah C
Jeremiah Carpenter
Treasury Department
Eighth Street
A. H .Thompson
Waugh M. 5
Lotz
Waugh Church
Congressional Cemetery
Pentslpha Lodge
Lots
Loratta Castle
Delosca Frazer
William Neeham
Mary L ‘Lots
Hawin
William Jones
Grace Backman
Greof
Millard
Thelma
Freda
Jeremiah Backmen
Reverend Copp Targets Empties and Cigarette Stumps on City Streets
Rev Zed Copp urged Washington Inn attendees to curb discarded whisky empties and cigarette stumps left by children. He warned of youngsters gathering bottles to drink residuals, and of ball páckage promos fueling desire for tobacco. He pressed workers to remove and crush stumps and to curb skating aids leading youths toward vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Coup
Washington Inn
Round Table
Washington
First Congregational Church
Br Coup
Smaal
Copp
Crosses Ocean To Wed Washington Man Marries In Baltimore
A ten year romance between Herman Sachs of 303 Matreet and Miss Taube Lurie ends with their marriage in Baltimore after she crossed from Bremen on the steamer Hanover. Sachs, a Washington clothing firm partner, met his bride at the pier and the ceremony was performed by a Baltimore minister. The couple plan to return to Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russa
Washington
Baltimore
Ins
Herman Sachs
Missionary Tells of China in Canton Lecture
The Rev Dr R E Chambers recounted years as a missionary in China and Canton at a lecture using stereopticon views. He spoke on moral and religious progress among inhabitants and shared experiences with opium dens despite a broad Cantonese setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
R E Chambers
Canton
Celestal Empire
Dr Chambers
China
William N Thomas Buried In Local Funeral Service
The funeral for William N Thomas was held at his home at 217 Fifth Street NE with a requiem mass at St Joseph's Church. A Grand Army of the Republic burial service followed at the cemetery, Taps sounded by a Marine Corps bugler marking the veteran's final tribute. Dr. Cook found a federal taxi in service nearby, offered at 3 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam N Thomas
Fifth Street
St Joseph's Church
Father ¥ of
Bebmitt
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas
Taps
Marine Corps
Dr. Cook
Catholic University Fund Drive Reported Debt Free
The Catholic University of America conducted its annual Advent collection across District churches. A report by director Ner i Shahan states the university is debt free with $10,805 in vested funds, and a $10,000 gift from Mrs Bellamy Brorer will fund a permanent endowment at McMahon Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathote University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University
Neri Shahan
Bellamy Brorer
McMahon Halt
Prominent city notices mix in quirky corticature
Fragmented bulletin blends ads and notices from many firms. It mentions breeches in ancient Greece, lighting lamps, Heurich’s Senate Beer promotions, E H Snyder Co Tailors, Washington Terminal Company dining hours, and Altament Sprinx water, with assorted contact details and promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumbing
Heurich’s
Senate
Ag Wall Ad
Arlington Bottling Co
West 4
E H Snyger
Washington Terminal Company
Manon
Patrick Henry Defended By Secular League Orator
R Grant Barnwell of the penitentiary office spoke to the Secular League at Pythian Temple praising Patrick Henry as a man of culture who rose from poverty. He rebutted claims Henry was illiterate, citing records of his education and deep knowledge. The program opened with talks by Prof Hyland C Kirk and Read Hanna, plus a harp piece by Rudolus C Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delis
Secular League
Patrick Frenry
R Grant Barnwell
Pen Alon
Pythian Temple
Barnwell
Patrick Henry
America
Henry
Hyland C Kirk
Read Hanna
Rudolus C Kenney
Barnwells
Eddrese
Negroes honor dead leader at memorial services
Memorial services were held at Second Baptist Church for Perry H Carson a noted black political leader who died about two weeks ago. Rev Bishop Johneen led the rites under the Lyceum Society library group, which arranged a fund drive for a monument to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Third Street
Ho and
I Streets
Perry H Carson
Jeader
Johneen
Lyceum Society @ Mbrary
Notable Names Mentioned in Receipt of Letters
A list of individuals including Rev LC Moore Prof J W Cromwell T L Jones Lieut LL Toomy Arron Bradehaw Rev E B Gordon Rev Samuel Bush Mrs Funt M Layton Rev W H Severson and Rev Bishop F Johnson appear alongside mentions of letters from Dr Kimbert Gen Clarkson of New York and former Senator Chandler of New Hampshire revealed in a dated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC Moore
J W Cromwell T L Jones
LL Toomy
Arron Bradehaw
E B Gordon
Samuel Bush
Funt M Layton
W “H Severson
F Johnson
Tegret
Kimbert Gen Clarkson
New York
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
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Suks & Gomer
Penna. Ave
Mfg. Co
Philadelphia
M. Lindsay Rubber Mfg. CO
Gendyear Rubber Co
F Street
N. W
Joseph. Auerbach
Ge Mth
Ji Fost
Penna
Ove
Burchell’s
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Gates & Rich
Sth
Albert
Evertsunt Oraveeceat
Horn
the Tailor
Lansburgh
Minti
S. B. Domnelly
MOOSE
Zed Copp
Russan
Washigton Business
Mar
Isa
Noalcq Dept
Waa
Lincolyt
Sheollron
Barber & Ross 11Th and & Streets
Sportor
Kimon Nico Dines
Washington Art GA
Fred
William N. Thomas
A. K
Veterana
Catholic University Funds
Max
Tonkera
Marine Band Orchestra
United States Marine Barracks
Wildon H. Squiermann, Leeder
Amina
Salte de Orchestra
Rey -Lineko
Paragon
del Ray
Virginia
Curtice
Wagner
Wilbur
van Houten
Fok
Lée
Tike Ade Lie Ra
J. T. D. Pyles
Good Hope
Monument Fund
Perry BH
Carson
J. H. Gevin
Goodyear Raincoat Co
F St
14Th Streets
Charles
Spe
Numatiem
Henry Evans
Mendelsohn’s
Baerdy
Wicdow Sersiniers
New York Ave
A. Mendelson
Aubusson
Axminster
Wilton
Brussels
A. F. Burnot Bro. CO
Burhela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
St Georie
Keeley Institute
Capitol Street
District of Columbia
Maryland
The
Chesapeake and Potomac
Gul
O'Donnell
Iran
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N.W
Warner
Teading
Grater
Yao West Fagion
Telly Gonrentent
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper
Ave, NM
W. Eee
Hydegrade
Behrend
Temple Drug Store
ITE
AMD Fote
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