Tuberculosis Sunday Campaign Targets Churches in Washington
Washington pastors join 46 congregations in observing Tuberculosis Sunday as the Red Cross drives education and fundraising. Seals will be sold to support the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, urging better sanitation, fresh air, proper food, and careful contact with the diseased.
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Walter S. Word
Association
Washington
Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Walter Ufferd
Associated Charities
Eorge M. Sternberg
Harvey W. Wiley
William Woodward
Atate Asan Waxiam
Red Cross
Monthly Dances Planned by YMHA Social Winter Schedule
Under a new reorganization the Young Men's Hebrew Association strengthens its base and plans a busy winter. The group has new quarters at 1123 Fifth Street Northwest with monthly club changes, Saturday smokers, lectures, and debates. A gala dance is set for tomorrow at the Old Magnetic Temple, plus a December house warming. Officers: Joseph Stern president, Frederick M. Palzman vice president, Benjamin Kobin secretary, Michaal Harris treasurer.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Young Men's’ Hebrew Association
Fifth Street Northwest
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Joseph Stern
Frederick M. Palzman
Benjamin Kkobin
Michaal Harris
Girl Put On Probation In City Court
Estella Cummings pleaded guilty to stealing a ring valued at 150 belonging to Eliza J. Rowle. Chief Justice Covington suspended a three year sentence and arranged a New York placement to avoid local vice. Other defendants faced counts of grand larceny and assault with a dangerous weapon with varied penitentiary terms and probation. Asa Carter remained jailed until January 1 after a year in custody.
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Estella Cummings
Covington
Eliza J. Rowle
New York City
Joseph Proctor
Pierpont Gillian
William Ferry
Asa Carter
Judge Latimer's Hearing Postponed to Wednesday
Judge J Wilmer Latimer of the juvenile court was not ready for a speeding case in the District branch of the police court. Arrested by Policeman W C Allen, the judge was to appear Friday but postponed by his own court duties. The case was sent over and rescheduled for Saturday, then continued to next Wednesday by Judge Pugh.
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J. Wilmer v Lattimer
W. C. Allen
Pugh
Mrs Anna E Winter Seeks Limited Divorce From Charles Winter
Anna E Winter petitions the District Supreme Court for a limited divorce from Charles A Winter whom she married on August 27 1913 in this city. She says they separated this month and she has returned to her mother. She alleges Winter has an ungovernable temper. No children.
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Anna E. Winter
Charles A. Winter
Thisty
District Supreme Court
L. G Grossman
Winter
New Safety Isle to Ease Traffic at NW Intersection
The new isle of safety, a triangular granite curb structure at the intersection of New York avenue, H street, and Thirteenth street northwest, is nearly finished. Surrounded by a brick walk, it replaces earlier rope boundaries, movable iron standards, and wooden rails that failed to curb traffic issues.
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Isle of Safety
New York Avenue
Thirteenth Streets
Plan Proposed for Unemployed Relief in Capital City
A letter to the county board of commissioners requests information on available public funds for public works. The writer, Pp. T. Moran, notes historically high unemployment in Washington and urges the Chamber of Commerce to seek action by the authorities to relieve the present nationwide distress.
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Board of Commissioners
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
T. Moran
Gonzaga Alumni Meet elects officers in Gonzaga Hall
Gonzaga College alumni held their annual meeting on November 19 in Gonzaga Hall. Elected officers include President Bennett Jones, Vice President Leo A. Royer, Secretary Charles L. Farry, and Treasurer Clarence F. Donohue, succeeding Rossa F. Downing. Speakers included Rev. Eugene Del. McDonneill, Rossd F. Downing, and Leo Rover. A musical program featured George O'Connor and Martin E. Horne with Prof. Glenn W Ashley. Moving pictures showed Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore and the Third Sunday Brigade. The event closed with a faculty supper at Gonzaga College.
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Gonzaga College
Gonzaga Hall
Bennett Jones
Rossa F. Downing
Leo A. Royer
Charles L. Farry
Clarence F. Donohue
Eugene del. McDonneill
Gonsage College
Rossd F. Downing
Leo Rover
George O'Connor
Martin E. Horne
Glenn W
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