Patriots Gather at National Camp Convention in Washington
The ninth annual National Camp of the Patriotic Order of Americans convenes in Washington for three days at the Masonic Temple. National president Edward A. Dean of New York arrives to establish headquarters at the Metropolitan Hotel as local hosts prepare welcome events led by Mary E. Raven and a committee. The opening program includes invocation by Bishop Newman and remarks by Albert E. Gorman and Commissioner West, with welcomes from national and district leaders.
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Masonic Temple
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New York
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Soma of America
Metropolitan Hotel
Mary E Raven
Nellie @ Stowe
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Gorman
Lulu B. Ellis
Bishop Newman
Albert E. Gorman
District of Columbia
Commissioner West
Alice A Faring
Brooklyn
Nora Burcher
Binghamton
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Mary Hi Raven
Bigotry blocks Unitarians from church federation plan
Unitarian delegates John D. Long Edward Everett Hale and Samuel A Willot were excluded from a New York conference on federation, deemed unorthodox by the committee. Washington pastor Rev Ulysses G B Pierce laments ecclesiastical exclusiveness and urges liberal action, stressing modern science and moral progress.
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Federation of Churches
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Navy
Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Samuel A.wilot
Unitarian Fellowship
Bilot
Harvard University
United States
Washington
Thin City
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Unitarian Church
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Feast of Harvest at End of Hebrew Tabernacles
The Feast of Tabernacles ended for Reform Jews Saturday at sunset after eight days, Orthodox observing one day longer. Rabbi Simon links the feast to harvest seasons and the journey to Canaan, noting humility and gratitude. It highlighted agricultural life symbolized by booths and linked Jewish colonization efforts to revive farming among immigrants.
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Simon
Canaan
Western
Asia
Exhibit of Big Flowers at Chrysanthemum Show Set for November 1
The Agricultural Department Chrysanthemum Show opens November 1 and runs for a week, weather permitting. The event will be held in a large greenhouse at Fourteenth and B Streets Southwest, featuring new varieties from seed and hybridizing, including a notably large white chrysanthemum and a curious green bloom. Private growers’ unusual plants also join the department’s collection.
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Agricultural Department
Chryesand
Department of Agriculture
Dramatic Club at Carroll Institute Votes New Officers
Carroll Institute Dramatic Club elected Charles W Carr as president Frances P J Cleary as vice president and Arthur J May as secretary The group plans a popular comedy in the institute hall soon with new members debuting later a more difficult Shakespearean production to follow featuring many from the Secret Service cast and several new able members. Southern Railway announces the reestablishment of through sleeping cars to New Orleans October 17 from Washington at 3 45 p m.
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Charles W .Carr
Frances P J. Cleary
Arthur J. May
Institute Hall
Dramatic Club
Secret Service
Southern Railway
Origen
Ashington
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Veterinarians Form Union in Washington Meeting
The Washington Veterinary Medical Association held its first gathering in the United States College of Veterinary Surgeons lecture hall. Dr C Barnwell Robinson spoke as president while R H Duenner was elected president and G H Grapp and J M Donahue as vice presidents. Twenty new members joined, with a 07 class memember’s celebration following. Notable guests included Drs Gage, Ommons, Walker, Drake, and Walmer.
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Washington Doctors Organize Medical Association
Washington Veterinary Medical Association
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
C. Barnwell Robinson
R H Duenner
G H Grapp
J M Donahue
M P Smith
H F Hungerford
H W Duenner
Tennessee
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Drs Gage
United States Army
C M. Ommons
C C Walker
Washington
Drake
Virginia
Walmer
Georgetown
Draik Bosley
Ashbaugh
Ladson
Darby
Summers
Heidie
Kimmel Hall Dedication Near Whitney Avenue Church
Kimmel Hall on Whitney Avenue was dedicated yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Whitney Avenue Christian Church. The 18 room building includes a gymnasium in the basement and a handsome upper auditorium, funded at over 36000 with a small deficit reduced by a church collection. Reverend Frederick D Powers preached the sermon. the hall honors the late Reverend Ira J Kimmel, former pastor of the Whitney Avenue Church and an originator of the project.
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Whitney Avenue
Frederick D Powers
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Ira J. Kimmel
Whitey Avenue Church
Whign
Drinking Water in Parks Safe to Use Again
District Health Officer states typhoid danger from parks fountains has passed and water now filtered. Col Charles Bromwell previously ordered shutdown on August 9, but officials see no reason to halt drinking water as park goers report difficulty accessing it.
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District Health Department
Charles 8 Bromweill
Col Bromwell
Peop
Old Jonadab Honored at Anniversary Gathering
Centennial Council No 4 of Jonadah in Pythian Temple celebrated the thirty eighth anniversary of William H Young as a member. Councils from the district attended and sent congratulatory telegrams. Speeches were given by Sovereign Chief Wiley, Vice Sovereign Riley, R B Dickey, William Ho Young, and others with vocal and instrumental music and refreshments.
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William H. Young
Sona
Jonadah
Pythian Temple
William H Young
Mr Young
EH Wiley
J F Riley
R B. Dickey
William Ho Young
Door Unlocked Window Open and a Theft Reported
Joseph Goldman told police yesterday that someone entered his bedroom at 6 Four-and-a-half Street Southwest Saturday night while he slept and stole $26 from his trousers pocket. He said his door was unlocked and the window open.
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Joseph Goldman
Winter suits and overcoats offered at Horns sale
Important to Men. Horns, 638th street NW, markets suits to measure from fine black thibets at $9 and winter overcoats in kersey Irish frieze and black thibet at $10. Quality touted as unmatched under $15 or $16 elsewhere. Each garment tailored with a perfect fit guaranteed. Also Burnett's Vanilla Extract praised as the finest vanilla.
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Horn
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