Twenty Years Old District DC Sunday School Convent
The District of Columbia Sunday School Association opens its twentieth annual convention at Calvary Baptist Church October 27 28 and 29 with delegates from 125 of the association's 151 schools. Auditor William E Andrews of the Treasury Department will deliver opening remarks along with a roster of clergy and educators guiding sessions through Wednesday's closing song service.
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Andrews
The
Treasury
District of Columbia Sunday School Association
Calvary Baptist Church
W. W. Millan
C. Clinton James
JH. Lichster
T. A. Hostetler
L. ©. Breuninger
Washington Topham
Edward W. Jones
Seaton Place
George Washington University Hospital
Jones
Government Printing Office
Tong
Vaughn
Clarence
Marietta
Ohio
Miss Julia Lathrop ill. officials report on recovery
Miss Julia C. Lathrop chief of the Children's Bureau contract was postponed due to illness from typh fever she left Washington September 20 for vacation and is on the road to recovery expected back within a fortnight. Letters from Isa Lathrop say she is improving, with long service in social work at Null House Chicago and later chief of the bureau since August 1912.
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Health Department
Washington
H. Young
Food Inspection Service
Man
Young
Julia C. Lathrop
Theystead
Mor d ' Ie Children’s Bureau
Department Ofcussion
Indiana’s Troubles Aired On Constitution Accord
Attorneys argued whether the Indiana Supreme Court could enjoin election officials from submitting to voters in November 1912 a constitution drafted by the legislature. Frank M. Robey claimed delays in amending the constitution justify a draft that restricts citizens from practicing law, contending the court overstepped the Federal Constitution. Dan W. Simms supported him while Idisen Harris defended the court’s action.
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Indiana
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Frank M. Robey
Ife
State Supreme Court
Dan WL Simms
Idisen Harris
See or A Woman's Cast Card Monster Feature Drama
A feature presentation titled See or A Woman's Cast Card dominates the program at the Virginia Theater on South Street. The intense monster drama is highlighted as the main attraction in the city bulletin.
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Virginia
Sth St
Reforms urged by national postmasters group in session
The National Association of Third and Fourth Class Postmasters adopted resolutions calling for removal of the postal savings unit, changes in parcel post rules, and steps to improve efficiency. Officers named FR. 33, Pogue as president and A. H. Fritz as vice president, with Hannibal A. Hopkins as secretary-treasurer. Washington named as next year’s meeting place. Honorary vice presidents from multiple states were also elected.
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National Association of
Pogue
Rockhill
MI C
A. H. Fritz
Quarryville
Hannibal A. Hopkins
St. Clair
Mich
Washington
O. K. Holding
New Hampshire
G. Cole
New York
William McCarthy
Ohio
JR. Hapley
Pennsylvania
J. F. Naugle
Rhode Island
John A. Allen
South Carolina
F. B. Gaffney
Tennessee
I. R. Roberts
Virginia
R. Gault
Vermont
Charles S. Forbes
West Virginia
Andrew Price
Wisconsin
Paul EK. Stiehmad
Upholds the Building Laws in Smithson Case
Judge Mullowny in police court sustained the district building regulations. Clinton C. Smithson was charged with erecting a shed without a permit and now faces trial on the merits after the defense failed to quash the information. The defense argued the law lacked penalties.
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Mullowny
Clinton C. Smithson
G. C. Gertman
Smithson
Rail system accused of serving sewage-contaminated water
Surgeon General Blue reported to Assistant Treasury Secretary Newton that a major railroad provided drinking water to passengers from a source 34 yards downstream from a city's sewage outlet. Bacteria tests found more than 60,000 per teaspoonful, labeling the water diluted danger.
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Blue
Agslatant
Newton
Treasury Department
Healy Lectures on Constantine the Great at Catholic University
Rev. Patrick J. Healy of the Catholic University spoke to a large McMahon Hall audience on Constantine the Great and New Rome. Healy presented incidents illustrating Christianity’s enduring influence through centuries of changing fortunes.
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Patrick J. Healy
Catholic University
McMahon Hall
New Rome
Virginia Lawyer Appointed Assistant U S Attorney
Wale T Morris Wampler of Virginia was appointed yesterday by United States Attorney Wilson for the District of Columbia as an assistant attorney in his office. He previously served as assistant right of way attorney for the Virginian Railroad Company and city attorney for Culpeper Virginia.
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S. McComas Hawken
United States Attorney
James M. Proctor
Wale T. Morris Wampler
Virginia
United States
Wilson
District of Colombia
Mr. Wampler
The
Virginian Railroad Company
Culpeper
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Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Avenue
Emily L. Newton
Charles BE. Fultz
C. ¥. Steck
Corinne S. Brackett
Mary Foster Bryner
Chicago
Home Department
H. EH. Kerldrick
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mabel Dill
Momen
Goodyear
F Street N. Ww
Coroth ST
C. A. Murbiman & CO
12Th Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F Street
Horning
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
City News
English Teachers’ Literary Club
James Ormond Wilson Normal School
Wiliam M. Davidson
Westminster, Md
Westminster County Board of Education
Witter
Washington Society of Fine Arts
National Museum
Josef Tsraela
Puvis de Chavannes
Sorolla
Saguatus Saint-Gaudens
Whistler
Wiliam D. Barry
Liquor Dealers’ Association of
District of Columbia
Htel
Patrick F. Carr
Adolph Loehl
John F Shriner
Walter J. Tharp
James S. Dugan
Thomas F. Kelliher
Walter Sapuls
Gregor Kramm
Aman
Brahler
John T. Crowley
Charles Deitz
William Engel
Fred Geyer
John J. Graff
Hugh F. Harvey
George T. Harper
Louis Hodges
William A. Hettinger
John Keady
John E. Mergner
John Morris
D. J. O'Connell
S.S. Richards
E. Co. EB. Ruppert
H. H. Rowland
Fred Ruperuts
Martin Roth
Ward Savage
M. J. Sheehan
Samuel J. Steinberger
Matilda EH. Berkley
Matilda Harris Berkley
Harold Pattison Berkley
W. G. H. Church
Charles D. Church
Harold Berkley
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Evening Post Publishing Company
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Brightwood Citizens’ Association
Brightwood Hotel
Harding
B. H. Warner
J. Arthur Adams
Adams, Tenn
Georgetown University Law Department
Episcopal Hue, Bar, and Throat
Fifteenth Street
Sigma Chi Fraternity
M Street
Board of Trade
Parcel Post
Greater Washington Poultry and Pigeon Club
Chamber of Commerce
John C. Koons
Original
Parcel Post Board
Samuel J. Crawford
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
War Garrison
Lincoln
Franklin Parks
Panama Canal
Garrison
Thomas Kimball Noble
First Congregational Church
Norwalk
Conn
Mintwood Place
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Arlington
Noble
Anna J. Seawell
Esther Frothingham Broadbury
Winifred W. Whitman
Alameda, Cal
Naval Battlion
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Navy Department
Allegro
James Hiverson, Jr
Philadelphia
Charles W. Coombs
Gainsboro
Maryland
Charles J. Higgins
Senate
Joseph Sinnott
Eastern Power’ Boat Club
Wilhl
River View
Potomac
Anacostia
Dock
Wiilliam Ruckert
Charles Kerper
John Rizzo
William Wagner
Theodore Newman
John Spees
City Bulletins
Association of Postmasters
C. C. Smithson
U. S
T. Morris Wampler
Mr. Wilson
Lon
Pa Ave
W.B. Moses & Sons
Percy
W. B. Moses & Sons
F and
Eleventh Streets
Lincoln 507
Siversmiths
America
Diamond O
Munich
Georgetown
Tennallytes Own
Chevy Chase
Brightwood
Takoma
Brookland
National Capital Brewing Co
D Streets
S. E
Prince Albert
Sena Ihemht
Ask Potomac Electric Power Co
Cor
14Th and C Sts. N. W
Byron
Adams
Shay
Tite St. N. Ww
Grogan
Tandem
Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
Burchell’s “Bouquet
Globe
the Post
Washington Post
Sam
Panama
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