Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Congregational Notices
A fragment includes multiple church notices: Methodist Episcopal at Sixteenth and Chuehalzeeta with Rev. Robert ot Dantes Di Bepaste conducting public worship and sacrament at 9:90, Congregational Church corner 18th Street NW with Rev. Woodrow and Rev. Swit year’s anniversary, and Pleasant Congregational at Columbia Road and Fourteenth Street NW listing services and Sunday activities. Also cited are Evangelical Christian Science services with Bishop Oliver C. Sabin lectures, Christian Science services, and a People’s Church gathering with a 4 PM Judiciary Avenue service.
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Robert Ot Dantes
Cor
Daraual H. Woodrow
Lemuel R. Swit
Snd
Dorna
Pleasant Congregational Church
Columbia Road
Rowman, D
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Evangelical Christian Science
Christian Science Church
Sta ‘Hell
Oliver C. Sabin
Sadin
Gelobor
Sadia
Banona
Moratog
Beach May Stay Open To Save Pool This Summer
District employees volunteer to keep the bathing beach open if funds allow until September. Dr William Hudson, the superintendent, reports on the beach’s value for children and notes donations may extend the season, with hopes of keeping it open next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B. Hudson
Trav
Wiaposdd
Washington
Enudeon
Fima
Talia
Commis
Potomac
West
Ufe
Thelbeank
Walter
Ice Men Arrested For Short Weight Ice Delivery
An ice company driver Richard Hale Wen and helper Raymond Uthard were arrested by District Sealer inspectors on charges of selling and delivering short weighed ice. They allegedly delivered 712 pounds instead of 900 to the animal industry bureau, with other shortages noted across experimental station and various departments totaling about 1,950 pounds ordered and 233 pounds missing. Colonel William C. Haskell led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wiliam C. Haskell
Richard Hale Wen
Raymond §Uthard
Col. Haskell
Boteau
Haskell
Proceeds Against Children in Equity Sale of Georgetown Lot
Jeremiah Callahan files suit to sell Lot 20¢ in Beatty and Hawkins addition Georgetown under Mary Callahan will with life tenant list of heirs. Avocats Wilton Lambert Rudolph Yeatman assist. Proceeds to be reinvested as per will terms. Move Wagon Stand to Second Street in SE to accommodate twelve relihales. Amendment to police regs discussed for immediate transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Callahan
Beatty & Hawkin
Georgetown
Avorneys Wilton
J. Lambert
Rudolph
Yeatman
Callahan
Mary Callahan
Tim
Second Street
South Carolina ‘Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Robbery suspects sought after watch theft in Washington
Police chase several men linked to William B. Douglas robbery on 271 B Street Northwest. Douglas reported his watch and a charm worth 400 dollars stolen while out with companions in Brightwood Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Douglas
Wiliam
Douglas
Brightwood
Gaybreak
D. Collins
Sarpenter
Allgrocers
wrington-Botiling Co
Molten Steel
Schneider
Twelfth Street
Letrick
William Goslis
Fosse
Mergency
Jhig
Baseball Halts Trial Over Morning Game Confession
A United States police court halted testimony to ask the time of a game at National Park. Judge Mullowny then sentenced Jude Hyman to the workhouse for one year for passing a worthless check, with details of loaned money and a disputed $10 payment.
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Jude Mullowny
United States
Police Court
Dudge
National Park
Ua Fton
Hyman
By & Fried
Ehitt
J. Goodwin
Sila
William Barris
Junge Mulloway
Willisma
Perker
Jah Parker
Sarah
Holf
Cyclists sue for damages after bicycle crashes
Two cyclists sue in District Supreme Court for damages against Sewell A. Resves and the Hy d Aranls Pressed Brick Company. One rider says a Reeves wagon knocked him from his bicycle on Firet street near B street northeast, breaking two ribs, puncturing a lung and injuring the spine. The other alleges a brick wagon struck his bicycle on Sixth street near Missouri seventh, injuring his knee and spine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Rosenberg
Mmlo Quackenbush
District Supreme Court
Sewell A. Resves
Quickentush ‘Aderes
Firet Street
B Street
Reeves
Hyd Aranls
Lowis A. Knight
Edward I. Giles
Knight
Sixth’ Street
Missouri Sventh
Automobile Fire Engine Demonstration In Washington
A new fire engine arrives in Washington from Grand Rapids and will be tested at 10 o'clock this morning on Fifteenth Street. Fire Chief Wagner Fire Marshal Nicholaon and Washington Fire Department battalion chiefs will witness a water throw demonstration and assess the engine as a time-saving tool in firefighting. A mock alarm from Fifteenth and A streets will trigger the apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wagner
Nicholaon
Washington Fire Department
Witteenth
Congress
Fifteenth and
Streets
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lee Pong to Be Missionary under Methodist Plan
The Methodists plan to educate and send Lee Pong back to his native country as a missionary. Rev Zed H Coon has supervised the boy’s welfare and seeks Judge Cullen’s consent to proceed with the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pong
Zed'h. Coon
Nine Whol Enter College In Odd Admission Plan
The Baltimore conference of the Southern Methodist Church approved turning the child Leo Pong over to George W Poole of Sterling Virginia for care. Mr Copp will seek court consent to the transfer this morning. Leo Pong will attend school in winter and work on the Poole farm in summer with eventual plans for college and missionary work. Nine Friends School students take examinations or certificates, with names and colleges listed including Princeton Harvard Swarthmore and George Washington. Additional exams passed by Brewer Karrick Lawson Spencer Moors and Theodore Moors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copp
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
George W. Poote
Sterling, Va
Lee Pong
Callan
Poole
Lester B. Pratt
Sheffield
Swarthmore
William
Brown
Charles
Thorn
Renaae
Rodman Senior Resigns. Promotions In Engineering Dept
T R Senior Jr, a rodman in the surface division of the District engineering department, tendered his resignation effective September 2. Commis sioners accepted it and promoted Henry G Darling to rodman, Charles F Watters to rodman, and S C Brady to chain man, with pay increases. all moves effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Senior, Jr
Rodman
District Engineering Department
Bng
Conway B. Hunt
Engi
Henry G. Darling
Vodman
Charles” F. “Watters
Chainman
Redman
Darling
C. Brady
Watters
Cook Will Probate Bequest In Emelia Cook Will
Probate reports show Emelia Cook's will dated yesterday allocates 409 dollars for masses for the testator and her mother. the Bishop nieces receive the house at 1008 North Capital Street. the mother and two nephews, Howard and Adolph Bishop, share the bank and life insurance funds. Mary A. Bishop and Watson F. Chart are named executors. A separate item notes Mrs. Laura Hreune, 18, of 15 Seventh Street Northwest, treated for bichloride of mercury poisoning at Emergency Hospital after saying she ingested the drug by mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelia Cook
St. Aloyalas
Ant
Margaret and
Eimelle ‘Bishop
North
Capital
Street
Margeret
A. Cook
Howard
Adolph Bishop
Mary
A. Bishop
A Elater
Watson F. Chart
Laura Hreune
Seventh Street
Batng
Open-Air Park Services Set for Tomorrow Across City
Three open-air park services will be held tomorrow afternoon under the Young Men’s Christian Association. Lincoln Park at Twelfth and Hast Capitol streets will host Rev. A. H. Thompson of Eckington Presbyterian Church as speaker. On Rquedale playgrounds at Seventeenth and Gales Atteste Northeast Rev. K. Cockrell will speak, and Franklin Park at Thirteenth and EK Streets Northwest will feature Rev. W. L. Lymn. The meetings continue until the first Sunday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Rlation “Association
Lincoln Park
Twelfth
Capitol Streets
A. H. Thompson
Eckington - Presbyterian Church
Rquedale
Seventeenth
Gales
Addreys
K. Cockrell
W. L. Lymn
Franklin
Park
Thirteenth
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United States Marina
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Agricultural Department
Proceeds
City . Bulletins
Sgt Saines
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Fire Department
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Capitol Building
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
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