Addison and the Modern Essay Lecture Opens Fall Series
Catholic University opens its fall public lecture series with Prof. P. J. Lennox discussing Addison and the modern essay. He traces the Tatler through the Spectator and Guardian, notes influence across nations, and links Addison to later writers while highlighting epigrammatic points and views on Addison as satirist and stylist. Lectures continue Thursdays through fall and winter terms.
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Germany
Sweden
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Holland
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Horace Walpole
Walter Pater
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Andrew Lane
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Glennon
St. Louis
Steele
Dickens
Jeremy Benthams
Fire at Gustave Erlebacher shop on F Street
Early yesterday with 5 o clock detection the blaze in the workshop and storeroom on the third floor of Gustave Erlebacher 1222 F Street NW was extinguished by firefighters. Water damage soaked the upper floors and stocks below prompting an inventory to assess losses.
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Balkan Frin com and The Cava Man On Local Amusements
City bulletins list showings at Belaxco Louise Gunning The Balkan Frin com $15 pm National Robert Macson The Cava Man Columbia The Old Hornestead 315 pm Chasa s Pollta Vaudeville 215 and 15 pm Academy A Prisoner for Life 815 pm Cacino Vaudeville 746 745 and Po om Coumos Vaudeville contiguous 1 to 11 pm Gayety Harry Restings Show 2 and 88 pm Leccum The Whirl of Mirth 216 and 815 rm Conger s Charges for Faeroe Carpets are no higher than your elsewhere for satisfactory Work. Moreover they include Mothproofing. call promptly on notice Tel West 23d at and N Y are. The Beverage That Goop Best With rare bits and oysters in old s Ale Arlington Bottling Co West Brogka Retains Ole Popillon Alfred H Ks offered chief of United States geological survey requests to remain as head of the Alaskan division Frank B Van Horn acting chief geologist. Furnace Latrobes and mente Moms Sie Pe ave Debae We Wwehanlea Orders Delivered Until 11 FP m Zeerees thin Ta be M4 Kimo Story of Virginia Today Virginia Theater h F G Great Oysters 34 Quick 610 3th 1000 Pa ave Weetsie Wobatar M Si8e TIT Sth ut maw
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Story of Virginia
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School Board Eyes Reform Amid Transfers and Names
Members urged action to end endless bickering over school building names and to improve governance as transfers and appointments populated the agenda. The board ordered a water quality probe, approved charitable Thanksgiving contributions, set night school tuition at 4 50, and named Grover Cleveland School. Noncommissioned and battalion officer appointments at Tech and Central were listed, with many resignations and new hires in Johnson Bradley Jefferson Webster Tenley and M Street schools.
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E P. Nash
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C. A. Adler
C. A. Peters
H. Strawn
F. W. Dodson
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L. F. Dietrich
F. C. Gerber
J. A. Doermann
Gibbs
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F .B. Morgen
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District Railway Commission weighs passenger complaints
Edwin T Mayhew of Bladersburg Md files case over dirty flatwheeled noisy cars on the Vintage line. Takoma Park resident J D Kilfer reports poor service during 7 to 8 15 am rush. Pacific Building’s H L White cites dirt in Georgetown line trailers. Baxster family members left standing at Seventh and K streets NW. Benjamin of Eleventh St NW urges lengthwise seats with partitions.
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Eleventh Street
Commission
Attorneys Continue Arguments in Transfer Suit
Lawyers for the Baltimore and Washington Transit Company and Capital Traction Company debated the constitutionality of the universal transfer law of 1894 before Justice Daniel Thew Wright. They argued for indemnity during trial and an equitable division of fares, planning further appeals to the District Court of Appeals after Monday’s continuation of arguments.
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Citizens Discuss Universal Transfers Plan Tonight
Charles W. Carr, chairman of the executive committee of a temporary citizens’ association, calls a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to debate how to push a universal transfers bill before Congress. The group will consider which bill to back and how to present a specific plan, with talks on transfer proportions and roles of local rail, shipping, and union groups. The committee includes P. V. Keating, Milton Sneering, W. A. Foster, Samuel McComas Hawken, B. J. Ryan, F. J. Clark, and Philip B. Drill.
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Chamber of Commerce
F Street
Congress
Congress,” Mr. Derr
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Washington
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Mount Vernon
Baltimore
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Rhode Ieland Avenue
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B J. Ryan
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F. J. Clark
Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association
Philip B Drill
Petworth Crtisens’ Association
Labor Leaders Face Dismissal of Contempt Charge Today
All the judges of the District Supreme Court sit in a general term session to hear Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison contend the May contempt action should be dropped due to the lapse of time and statute of limitations The defense argues the prosecution failed to file a reply and seeks dismissal The case stems from ordering Bucks Stove and Range Co from an unfair list and reached the U S Supreme Court before remand and recommitment by a prosecutors panel The hearing will decide whether to proceed with further prosecution based on timing and legal technicalities.
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J. J. Darlington
Tuatie Wright
Firemen Wash the Capitol by Engine Company No 3
Engine Company No 3 began its annual task of washing the Capitol yesterday after delays due to injuries to Captain Brown and Private Downy. The crew, based closest to the Capitol, will take about two days to complete the wash and then proceed to clean the Senate and House office buildings.
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District health office reports rabid dog bites and fines
Statistics show 27 people bitten by rabid dogs and by mad cats since July 1, with 9 grocers fined for unclean premises and $33 assessed to other food purveyors. Dr Emma Reba Moseley Batley, in Rome Georgia, clashes with Washington suffragists over California gains.
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