Cadets to Compete in Washington Rifle Range Tournament
Washington cadets from the regiment and the National Rifle Association clubs will shoot for War Department and Chamber of Commerce trophies at the Winthrop Maryland range on Saturday October 14. The day includes morning individual qualifying at 200 yards on army targets with 60 possible points and ten shots offhand plus ten prone. Afternoon matches decide company club and school championships, plus the Secretary of War and Gen Robert Shaw Oliver medals. Eastern High School enters the competition for the first time with support from district educators.
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Washington Regiment
N. R. A. Rifle Clubs
Secretary of War, Chamber of Commerce
Gen. Oliver
Secretary of the Navy
Iistrict
United States Marine Corps Rifle Range
Winthrop
National Rifle Association
Wakeflold
Eighth Street
Rifle Club
War Department
United States Army
Wipenevoten
Fifle
Central High School
Business High School
McKinley Manual Training School
Chamber of Commerce
District of Columbia
W. Miller
Robert Shaw Oliver
N. W. Miller
W. G. Wella
Tech
Eastern High School
Davidson
Thurston
Davis
Wilson
Harry Lay
Interacholastic Rifle Association of
W. B. Hudson
W. H. Phelps
Preacher Wilson Delivers Farewell Sermon at Northminster Church
The Rev. George P. Wilson preached his farewell sermon as pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church after the Washington presbytery declared the pulpit vacant. He announced that Rev. Zed Copp would preach next Sunday and that a successor will not be chosen soon, with Dr. Wilson remaining in Washington for some time.
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George P. Wilson
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Washington
Wilson
Attending Alhambra Convention in Albany
Joseph P. Cullen and William E. Palro of Alcantara Caravan No 12 left Washington for Albany to represent the local caravan at the supreme divan session October 10 and 11. Accompanying members include Dr. Wilson P. Malong Dr. H. J. Crosson Michael Heinter Fullus Wenig and George H. Ogle. A reception and ball will follow the convention with introductions to Bishop Thomas M. A. Burk Gov. John A. Dix and staff.
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Alhambra
Joseph P. Cullen
William *.E. Palro
Alcantara
Order of Alhambra
Washington
Albany
N. Y
Order
Wilson P. Malong
H. J. Crosson
Michael Heinter
Fullus Wenig
George H. Ogle
Thomas M. A. Burk
John A. Dix
New York
Suffrage Meeting Attendees Named for DC Delegation
The District of Columbia will be represented at the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention in Paulsville Kentucky October 19 3 by Mrs Helen Rand Tindall Miss Harriet J Hitton Mrs Harvey W Wiley Mrs M W Johnston Mrs Clara W MacNaughton Mrs Julia W Leavitt and Miss Emma M Gillett Any others intending to go should send names to Woman Suffrage headquarters 1823 H street NW Dr Harvey W Willey will be a chief speaker his topic the role of women in enforcing pure food laws.
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District of Columbia
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Paulsville
Helen Rand Tindall
Harriet J. Hitton
Harvey W. Wiley
M. W. Johnston
Clara W. MacNaughton
Julia W. Leavitt
Emma M. Gillett
Woman Suffrage
H Street
Harvey W. Willey
Baptists Hold Huge Calvary Rally Sunday School Crowd
Calvary Baptist Sunday school drew more than 2,700 attendees yesterday morning. Vaughn class led by Gen. William Shallenberger, Dr. E. Richardson's class, and Mr. S. W. Woodward's group were well represented. Fifty deaf-mutes attended with interpreters, and about 100 children were in the junior and kindergarten divisions under Mrs. William H. Hooke. Cradle roll numbers rose to 80 under Mrs. C. H. Arms with P. H. Bristow presiding.
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Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Vaughn
Wiliam Shallenberger
EB. KE. Richardson
5. W. Woodward
Lelia Emig
Elizabeth Kendrick
William H. Hooke
Mra. C. H. Arms
P.H. Bristow
Funeral Honors For William Elroy Curtis At Curtis Home
Distinguished men from across the country attended the Curtis home service for William Elroy Curtis author traveler journalist. Rev H B Angus led prayers and the Gridiron Club performed songs at the burial rites. The body was moved to Rock Creek Cemetery vault awaiting interment today with floral tributes and notable attendees including former Associate Justice Brown. Resolutions of sympathy were adopted by several clubs including the National Press Club and Gridiron Club expressing sorrow and extending condolences to Mrs Curtis and family.
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William Elroy Curtis
Curtis
Connecticut Avenue
H. B. Angus
Peck Memorial Chapel
Eniry
Army and Navy
Gridiron Club
Angus
Chicago Record-Herald
Alexander Rodgera
Charles M. Kuzzell
Masalillon
Ohio
Jacob S. Farrand
Detroit
Leroy T. Vernon
Gridiron
National Press Clubs
Press Gallery of
Congress
Rock Creek Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Friends
Brown
United States Supreme Court
Anderson
District Supreme Court
Sergt. Ramsdell
Senate
Percy
Corps
Washington
Labor Riots and Christian Duty Clash in McKim Sermon
The Rev. Randolph H. McKim urged that individual rights be secondary to public welfare in labor disputes and that churches urge both capitalists and laborers to treat each other as humans. He condemned violence, called for peaceful resolutions, and said the church must preach justice and brotherhood while avoiding taking sides in industrial clashes.
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England
Randolph H. McKim
Church of the Epiphany
South
Dr. McKim
Christ
Church
Christian Standard
Dividends of Factory Life and Human Deterioration
The excerpt questions how the factory system shapes both men and women, warning that mechanical lives may dull bodies minds and morals. It argues dollars earned come at the price of physical and moral decline, noting the system often yields harmful dividends among workers.
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Land
Defends the Bible in Pacific G A R gathering
Sol John McElroy, longtime G A R figure, spoke at the Pythian Temple defending the Bible against Prof Charles Newburgh. Newburgh argued the Bible is merely a book not divinely inspired. McElroy urged defense citing Job and the Psalms as sources of comfort in distress.
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Washington Secular League
Sol
John McHlroy
Pythian Temple
Charles Newburgh
Newburgh
Prof. Newburgh
Col. McElroy
Jan
Shorter School Day Sparks Tuition Scale Revisions
Teachers push for a shorter school day as Dr. W M Davidson returns. Washington commissioners set a new tuition scale for out of town pupils to be strictly enforced, with payments in ten monthly installments. Dr Rebecca Stoneroad tests pupil repair of broken playground apparatus to teach practical skills.
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Dr. Davidson
W. M. Davidson
Washington
Board of Education
Rebecca Stoneroad
Stoneread
Bega
Knights of Columbus hold annual vesper at St Peter's Church
About 2000 Knights of Columbus attended the annual vesper service at St Peter's Church on Second and C streets northeast. The service featured officiants from St Vincent de Paul’s St Martin’s and St Paul’s, a sermon by Dr William J Kerby, and music led by Miss Hattie Ritchie with the choir and K of C quartet. Clergy and organizers included Rev Michael J O'Brien Rev Hugh Curley Rev Stephen Morris Rev Ignatius Fealy Rev J R Rosensteel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter’s Church
Order
Second
BP. J. O'Connell
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Knights
Eugene A. Hannan
St. Martin's
Thomas Walsh
Hugh Curley
Stephen Morris
Ignatius Fealy
St. Joseph's
J. R. Rosensteel
St. John's
George F. McAvoy
George R. Repetti
Charles W. Carr
Patrick J. Hartigan
William
U. S. Cutters Desert Alaska For Winter Patrol
As winter nears the revenue cutter patrol leaves Alaska waters. No vessels were caught poaching within the 3 mile zone this season, a record officials call wet for the patrols effectiveness. The only incident involved a small group of Japanese deserters attempting refuge on U.S. soil before being chased back to their schooner.
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United States Revenue Cutter Patrol
Alaskan
Alaska
Typhoid Warning Issued by Surgeon General Wyman
Surgeon General Walter Wyman of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service broadcasts a nationwide typhoid warning to physicians and health boards. He urges antityphoid vaccination and all precautions to prevent spread, noting typhoid fever is prevalent in virtually every U.S. region and stressing individual protection and disease containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
United States
Rogers plans continued action on delinquent taxes
Charles C. Rogers, district tax collector, reports success in collecting back taxes. Last month $9,000 was recovered and 1,800 delinquents were stricken from the lists. He will keep eleven assistants busy through winter and expects to increase district revenues by thousands more.
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Charles C. Rogers
Food Prices Soaring Across Meats and More
Prices for beef and lamb rose sharply last week with crude forecasts of further increases. Veal remains scarce and costly, while pork and poultry costs climb as buyers face higher fish and seafood, butter, and cheese. Vegetables and fruits show varied changes with strong apples and grapes despite overall price pressures.
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Tlamb
Rhode Island
Watch Stores For Tobacco To Stop Boys Smoking
A. T. Stuart proposes strict store surveillance to prevent youth tobacco sales. He urges police to report boys seen smoking and believes the measure will yield strong results and deter further tobacco supply to youths.
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A. T. Stuart
Stuart
City Bulletins Amusements and Local Advertisements
National-Kitty Gordon in The Enchantresa and Columbia The Girl in the Ta at 4 15 p m Chase s Polite Vaudeville at 2 15 and 8 15 p m Casino Vaudeville and Majestic East Lyane at 8 15 p m Casinos Vaudeville continue from 1 to 15 8 15 p m 2 15 and 8 15 The World of Pleasure md Lyceum The Pacemakers 2 15 and 8 16 p m Wood and Coal Cost and Wood Quick oysters and drinks Low prices J Moran Co 1744 2126 Ba ave Gasoline 12c per gallon Orders delivered West 219 Astounding Mary Fuller in Electra Oyster and Chop House 513 Ith nw Arlington Bottling Co phone W 23d st N Y Are floor cleaning service and mothproofing special Perfection Sarepamil a health drink Arlington Bottling Co phone W W Sea Foods Steaks Chops Salads Phila Oyster Chop House 513 Ith nw
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Kitty Gordon
the Enchantresa
Belesco
Madame X
Columbia
Chase
Majestic
East Lyane
Pleasu
MD. Lyceum
J. Moran & Co
West 219
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Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Ave
L St
C. Poe
Keeley Institute
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L. L. Perkins
Colorado
Meyer
Winthrop Field
George Wilson
Dr. Wiley
Castoria
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Prof
Fenburgh
U. S. Cutters Desert
Wyman
C. C. Rogers
Philadelphia
Neufchatel
Roquefort
Parmesan
Camembert
Greece
Delaware
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Washington Branch
In Sten
Rena Aiskt
John Fl. Magruder
Sans Ptetie Stroh Brewery CO
Detroit, Mich
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City Bulletins
J. T. Crawley
Mary Fuller
Oysters
Quick
Webster
Tel. W
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Arlington Bottling Co
Sea Foods
Phila
Oyster & Chop House
Ith Uw
Southern Building
Tis Kind
WM. Frank Tyson
Eae
Gore
Knock Furniture Co
7Th St. N. Ww
Boston
Jenifer
Than
Washington Post
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Prince Albert
Foc
Ae Serges Eerseee
Horn
Andrews
C. R.P. Andrews Paper Co
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
C.A. Maddiman & Co
12Th St
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