Sunday Services at multiple churches in city accent
The page lists religious services across several churches including Episcopal, First Congregational, and Baptist congregations. It notes special services in response to wartime proclamations, offerings for the Red Cross, morning and evening prayers, sermons, and organ music with choir performances. Names of clergy and locations are included among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiiscoppal
Prack
Susdat Church OF the Epephany
Govres Neaten
YAYD
Stanter Offertorr
Kipling
Hevesstonal
Dekoven
Atkinsom
Argetown
Barlsn Nor OF
Christopher Philiy Sparling
Stuart Bready
Fir Peak
Orthe
Holy Car
Sisteenth
Roland Cotton Swith
Edward Slate Ulntlat
George Williamson Smitit
Washington
Bethlehem
Alban
Anon Bratenah
Ant Waine
Red Cross
Religious notices and services in Washington area churches
A fragmented list of church services and events across Washington DC venues including sermons, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special addresses. Entries reference many congregations such as First Spiritualist Church, Bethel, Unity Study, and others with times and locations noted in a dense notice page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL
Carser
Furch
Pythian Temple
Uaprndrewe
Macth
Comparison of Various Fleets in War Vessels History
A fragmented discussion compares war fleets from battleships torpedo boats to aerial craft like dirigibles and balloons. The article hints at a forthcoming War Book Part One, describing classifications and readers’ access, with distribution details and dates for next issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lievetefaure
Wroe
Atrothe
au-Beirut
Macinnes
Willis i
Omar
A.D. Jol
Nordica Will Reveals Wealth Left to Husband and Others
New York Oct 2 Lionel secretary Ernest Simons testified in temporary administator proceedings about the late opera singer Mme Nordica. He said her yearly income ranged from fifty thousand to six hundred fifty three thousand dollars and that she gave about four hundred thousand to her husband during life. The will left little to George W Young, husband, with details of bank deposits and jewels kept on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Lillian Nardica
Ernest Homwayne Simmons
Leslie I
Tempki
Mme. Nourdiva
Chorge W. Young
Gulf of Papau
Batavia
Java
Ter
Nordica
Mr Young
Simons
Thursday Island
Australia
Har
Fire Destroys Main Dormitory at Alabama Normal College
Meridian dispatch reports 225 girls and teachers fled in night clothes as a fire started in the heating department and destroyed the main dormitory at Alabama Normal College in Livingston. Loss estimated at 840000 with extensive damage to buildings and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss. Get
Alabama Normal College
Livingston
Ala
Fie
Widening Wisconsin Avenue Discussed in Tenallytown Citing Rail Proximity
The Citizens' Northwest Suburban Association met at Tenallytown Masonic Hall to press a single large-scale widening of Wisconsin Avenue near Tenallytown. The plan seeks to move the Washington Railway and Electric Company track away from the road, despite earlier sectional work and company opposition. A Boyle led resolution and a push for a new Hoy Scout troop were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Avenue
Tenalltown
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Citizens’ Northwest Suburban Association
Tenalltown Masonic Hall
Associaton
H B. Boyle
B.S. Martie
Tenally
Housewives Win Prizes At Brookside Show Exhibits
Thousands of prize roses dahlias and other displays from the Brookside show were sent to city hospitals. Notable winners included Mrs M D Downing Fred Barnes Mr and Mrs W S Ayres Chauncey Hutchinson Robert Sammell and many more for flowers vegetables canned goods fresh fruit and jelly. Hospitals received mainly roses and other specimens from the awards list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklsudt Brotherhood
Charles H. Hospital
Mr. Hospital
Mra. M. Db. Downing
Fred Barnes
Mra
W.S. Ayres
Chauncey Hutchingon
Robert Sammell
G. Benson
Laura Remaburg
Helen Gelges
Rowan Mellagh
J. Tansill
B. Barker
Adolph Doeing
S. ix. Kernan
Fernando Carpenter
M. Downing
W. ®. Ayers
C. H. Hospital
J. F. Ringman
M. M. Sannahan
A. A. Carpenter
Rebecca Lennon
D. H. Oertly
L. Benson
Hutching On
A. J. Dorling
J. R. T. Reeves
Oertred Barnes
J. Reamshare
Ayers
J. F. Bingman
Denny Watters
C. P. Judge
J. €. Saltzman
John Wignal
Charles T Cassidy
Charles Kracke
C. H. Jazz
Robert MK. Scammel
Uelen Gieger
Fred Barres
John F. Bingman
W. J. McMullen
D. H. Certg
Co. Whiteside
Class C Directors Named for Federal Reserve Banks
Federal reserve board announced Class C directors to represent government at Atlanta and Philadelphia banks. Last night five chairs named for twelve banks, with five more to be announced today. Appointments include M B Wellborn Anniston Alabama chairman and agent, Edward T Brown Atlanta deputy chair and agent, W H Kettig Birmingham director, Richard L Austin Philadelphia agent and chair, George M Monte Hound Crook deputy chair and director, and George W Norris Philadelphia director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als C
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Atlantic
M B Wellborn
Anniston
Alga
Federal Reserve
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta, Ga
Chpral Reserve
W. H. Kettig
Birmingham
Ala
Richard L. Austin
George M. J.monte
Hound Crook
N. J
George W. Norris
Bank Officers Reelectated at Coummerce and Savings
Bank of Coummerce and Savings directors reelected officers at their annual meeting. President Maurice Liesenberg, VP Joseph Sandere, 2nd VP Fuchued J. Inshaw, 3rd VP Jevin Ohsing, secretary Joseph E. Milani, awaiting Clarence A. Weaver, cashier John M. Roomen, assistant cashier Frank Own Tae. Reported deposits up by over 36000 to above 450003. total female members listed as 4500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Coummerce and Savings
Yesterdas
Maurice 1 Liesenberg
Joseph Sandere
Fuchued J. Inshaw
Jevin Ohsing
Joseph EH. Milani
Clarence A. Weaver
Sounser Alexander Wolf
John M Roonien
Casiner
Frank Own Tae Casiner
Missed carrier pigeon seen near Hamby in Kanawha area
A carrier pigeon with a message escaped from Mr. Hamby in northwest Kanawha yesterday morning. He found the bird in his hallway after entering an open door and noticed papers attached to its feet as it flew away toward a roof. Children later reported the bird entering a room, but no message was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Hamby
Mr. Hamby
Ani
Copper as Contraband and Dutch Shipments
British embassy officials discuss copper as contraband and possible shipment to the Netherlands. London reports continued communications between Britain and the United States. English ports are detaining copper cargoes bound for Holland and Krupp in Germany, with compensation for shippers and no expected American objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Great Britain
America
Netherlands
London
Portsmouth
English
Krupp Company
Germany
Clubwomen Aid Cotton Gown Movement in New York
Miss Florence Guernsey, president of the New York by Meiers ton of Women's Clubs, appealed to 1500 federation members to buy and wear cotton evening gowns during the peace demonstration the week of October 6. She will seek resolutions at the state and city federation conventions urging women to join the campaign, with endorsement from Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Guernsey
Meierston
Women's Clubs
Guernsney
Local man found with head wound after self-inflicted pistol shot
William Kemp, 36, of 637 I Street NW, was found with a .32 caliber pistol wound to the back of the head in a vacant lot at Second and T NE. He was taken to Freedman's Hospital in critical condition. A note to his wife mentioned a nervous breakdown and despondency. Policeman J W Hall recovered the weapon and a cartridge fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kemp
I Street
Second
T Streets
J. W. Hail
Eighth Precinct
Freedman's Hospital
Kemp
Fred
Hall
Kemp Waas
Doyle
Ne. Brooks
Radiium Service Donated to Aid Wounded in Paris
The Washington Post reports Patin Hospital receives radiographic service donation for wounded as Paris notes Simeuric’s gift and Mme. hie monitors radiium effects on shell and bullet wounds with keen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablery
Washington Post
Paris
Rt 2
Simeuric
Patin Hospital
Mme. Hie
Connecticut Fish Commissioner Urges Uniform Federal Legislation
State fish and game chief John M. Crampton told a National Museum audience that river pollution harms fish supplies more in the aggregate, urging states to adopt uniform laws or federal control of streams. Vermont and Louisiana officials argued for state or federal action, while a committee was formed to seek guidance from Secretaries Redfield and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Irisheries Society
National Museum
John M. Crampton
Fish and Game
Connecticut
Union
Ned Crampton
M. J. Alexander
Louisiana Conservation Commission
John W. Titcomb
Vermont
Redfield
Hush M. Smith
United States Fish Commissioner
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Red
Willard
National Association of Game and Fish Commissioners
American Fisheries Soviets
George I" Mclean
J. H. Wallace, Jr
Alabama
Virginia Ellis
Moodie
Lanlges
Peter
James Wo Bales
Alexandera Ledge
Neo
Initiation Class of Red Men to Be Largest Yet in Virginia
The Improved Order of Red Men in Virginia plans a May evening initiation for twenty candidates at the Richmond Theater auditorium with a banquet at Odd Fellows Hall. Logan Tribe members from Washington will confer degrees, witnessed by a large Red Men delegation. J Ben Moore leads state leadership. Miss Leslie Cox elected public school teacher. desks arriving for temporary quarters at the old Peabody Building. Voters registry books open today in the fourth ward to register voters. auditors report licenses issued and average licensing figures for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Post
Tet Kang
Alexandria
Val
Order
Redd
Richmond Theater
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Columbus Street
Logan Tribe
Washington
J Ben Moore
Red Man
Virginia
Uber
Miss Cox
Ets School Board
Leslie Cox
Peabody Mautlding
Canal Tolls Reach 147000 In September Revenues
The Vanama Canal receipts for September, the first full month of operation, were 147000 dollars, announced tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parama
Vanama Canal
Turkish Envoy Explains on Turkey Greece Clash
A. Rustem Bey, son of a Mohammedan father and a proselyte to Islam, arrived in the National Capital June 2 and served as secretary to the Turkish embassy. His controversial interview defended Turkey, criticized the Allies, and warned America against warships to the Levant, contrasting Western actions with Turkish provocations and historical examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rustem Bey
Washington
United States
Lwa
Greece
Tritain
France
Turkey
Harvest Homecoming Welcomes Rev H T Stevenson
Congregation of Bethany Baptist Church on Rhode Island avenue and Secanis street NW greets Rev H T Stevenson, a Post No Lend tourist, at a harvest homecoming reception. Church decor includes corn, pumpkins, melons and vegetables on display. Mrs Henry Jaeger presides. Rev R B Riddell delivers welcome as Stevenson promises winter lectures on Europe experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Stevenson
Bethany Baptst
Henry Jaeger
Hev R
B. R. Riddell
Ter Stevenson
Stevenson
Bie
Europe
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Jay
Rex Lewis
Onan
Ona & R
Serge
the World In Arms
Congress
Pennsvivante
Urdialy J Inc
Ted i
Presbteria
Charles Woo
Howard Hannaford Milleter
Warry Baremure Anui
Vinister
Mindater
Muster
North Capuy' Corne
E Brundage
Pravec
Spo Caristian
Soi
Bawal Weets
Bailar Spirft OF
Universal Peace
Lewis Wall
Basao
Van
Washington Temple
Gestipes
New Mason
Rangers
Ditertan
York
Chester
Scifn Union
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Stere
L Street
Union Services
Adileen
Bethany
Hugh T Stevenson
Rikington Presbyteriay
Brundage Pasron
Luthean Chersh of
Aconement
North Rapid
Baker
Lincoln Road
Orvad
Pergunas
CH. Fustr
Protestant Episcopal Chu
Sinn
Boom Tor
Mediciline Risons Rey Santa Randal
Paste
Ana
UR People's Church
Pythtan
Diva
Young
Wovernor
Island Witness
le Brice
Nordina
Simmons
Northwest Suburban Association
Brookland Brotherhood
Inrectors of Commerce and Savings
M. Hamby
Guernsey
New York Club
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Wilson
Corcoran
Corcoran Art Gallery
Ando
Nobby Reg
U.S. Pat
Mme. Curie
J. M. Crampton
Game Commissioner
Fisheries Society
Cs Minthas
Commesbrian
Alderm
J. M
Tertas Baat
Russia
Nnnland
England
Levant
Smyrna
Bareuth
Ene 4Land
Mussulmans
India
Bhalankar
Gadar
Fase 200Th Street
Kable
Cook & Stoddard
Connecticut Ave
Cadillac
Baker Electrics
Zell Motor Car Company
H St. N. W
Chalmers
Peerless
Saxon
Emerson & Orme
Leesburg
John Hill Carter
Winchester
Auto Livery Company
Auto Supplies
N. A. Cooper and Son
Martinsburg
W. Va
Carr & Dicken
Ford
T. W. Martin
S. W
Kent Miller
United
Wilson-Goucher Tire Co
14Th Street
N. W
H. F. Seamark
Sts. N. W
Merkle
Emblem
Thor
L. E. Sullivan Rubber Tire Co
Commercial Auto and Supply Co
14Th St. N. W
Studebaker
Columbia Auto Supply Co
6Th St
Foss-Hughes Company
Pierce-Arrow
the Luttrell Company
N. H. Ave
Packard
National Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Frederick
Ideal
D. Chester Kemp
Rockville
D. H. Warfield
Brunswick
C.H. Feete & Bro
Charles Town
A. S. Allen
Jefferson
Culpeper
Shepherd Motor Car Co
Strasburg
Alfred Bly
Newspaper
Fchie
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