Priest for 25 years harvest festival celebrated
Grace Reformed Church held its annual harvest festival with fruits and flowers. The Rex George Fiske Dudley, rector of St Stephen's Church, Columbia Heights, marked twenty five years since his priestly ordination with services at St Stephen's and St Matthew's chapel. He was ordained in Baltimore by Bishop Paret and later studied at Oxford. Other notes include observances for St Matthew's feast, activities at various churches, and a Philadelphia presbytery meeting. Carried alongside are reports on sermons, church installations, and parish events across Washington.
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Columbia Heights
St Hannabas’ Church
Baltimore
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England
Oxford
Washington
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Hla
St. Matthew's Chapel
H. A. Grifith
St. Matthew's Feast
Yesterdyy
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C. Everest Granger
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fourtenth
R Streets
Granger
Gunton Chapel
Solomon Vail
Ald and Missionary Societies
Baseball moral guide from Branch Rickey preached at Brightwood Church
Branch Rickey, manager of the St. Louis Browns, urged clean living and sobriety in a talk to about sixty youths at Brightwood M. E. Church. He traced baseball’s history, praised the game’s integrity, and said no recruit should play if addicted to drink. He spoke again at Hamline M. E. Church after a game.
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Itfe
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Fashion Art League previews official season styles in Chicago
Special to The Washington Post reports the Fashion Art League will present in Chicago an exhibit of forthcoming styles Paria will release as official. Descriptions include street wear in blue brown and black with fur, long coats, military collars, patch pockets, smocked yokes, and short hems. Evening frocks resemble dansant designs with hoop skirts, sheer undergarments, deep decollete fronts and backs, and bold metal trimmings.
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Chicago
Fashion Art League
Paria
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Official War Reports From The Front Across Europe
The Sept 19 official army bulletin details Western theater exploits near Bray and the Somme with enemy losses and prisoners taken. It covers rapid German advances and pursuits from Vilna to Molodechno, plus British and Belgian actions, Russian and Austrian front activity, and Italian bombardments with notable gains and defeats.
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Berlin
Bray
Somme
Marshal von Hindenburg
von Eichhorn
Vilna
Molodechno
Smorgon
Worjany
Mischalischk
Nierdenloze
Derewnole
Dobromyal
Cardinal Gibbons Attends Confirmation in Washington
Cardinal Gibbons visited Washington from Baltimore to confirm 30 adults and 280 children at Holy Comforter Church. He urged candidates to uphold Catholic faith to be good U.S. citizens. The ceremony, a low mass, featured Bishop Shaban and deacons of honor, with sponsors named and a benediction by Father Roach.
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Clarence E. Wheeler
Holy Comforter Church
Baltimore
Father Wheeler
United States
Heavor
J. W. Dally
Mgr. O'Brien
St. Peter's Church
J. H. Camsidy
St. Stephen's Church
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Catholic University
Daugherty
Father Godfrey
James O Connor
Charles Roach
Adam Wenchler
Holy Name Society
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Miss Thorn
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Romance From Argonne Trench Reaches Los Angeles Home
A Los Angeles woman, Miss Mary Edit Buffington, is drawn into a World War I romance with Count Lucien de Griscourt after a letter from the front recalls a Paris embassy night. The missive quotes Jules Clarette and Moskowski, linking love, war, and emerald eyes, as Buffington learns of the front line sentiment.
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Paria
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Paris
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Clarette
Frances, Sayre
Mixa Jessie Wilson
NEED HORSEMEN IN LINE ENROLLING FLAG CHILDREN
Enrolling children to form the human flag begins with W F Gude steering committees for the G A R encampment week. A mounted escort led by Miles and a grand parade draw veterans and volunteers, with flag sales producing about 1500 dollars. Officials outline entertainment, medical passes for physicians, and multiple attractions around Washington for the five day event.
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Citizens’ Executive Committee
G. 4
Daevid J. Palmer
Nelson A. Miles
Johnson
Bons of Veterans
Spanieh War Veterans
W. T. Ashby
District National Bank
Melvin C. Hazen
John O. Gheen
Song of Veterans
Fife and Drum Corps
William B. Cushing
Guards of Honor
J. Veley
3. & Jones
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L. O'Neill
L. L. Raymond
R B. Arnold
Steidel
Culbertson
Town Hall Sale and Washington Peace Cross Event
The article notes plans to sell the Bladensburg Town Hall to satisfy mortgage debt with a Monday auction, amid police actions against alleged poker rooms in the city. Also described are services at Mount St Alban near the peace cross overlooking Washington, and a Sunday holiday crowd. details include community use of the hall and historic ties to 1814 events.
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Thomas F. Davies
Ballop
Massachusetts
Marine Band
Washington
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Ae Eee
Bell, Zell, Roberts and
Rawib Hs
Mount St Alban
King Street
Rockville
Ray Davis
Tennallytown
Davis
Hal Vu
Oiadensburg
Bladensburg
Alse Amble
Tate Marion Duckett
Caleb Coagruder
Caleb Coagruder,the Police Force, Through Chief Goods
A. Marvin Peach Wan
Gambling raids net 17 in Alexandria police sweep
Seventeen men are to appear before Police Justice Caton after two late night gambling raids. A separate note reports Alderman suffering a slight paralysis attack. Funeral services for Miss Nannie B Morton are announced. Committees meet tonight to plan the Elks convention. Cardinal Athletic Club defeats Eagles. Washington Post Bureau Alexandria Va.
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D C Woman Poison Victim
Mrs Nina Jackson a Washington governess and Medico Chi Hospital patient says a well dressed woman offered her a headache tablet on Broad Street station platform and then vanished. She claims she was poisoned with bichloride. The Chevy Chase family where she worked noted she left a week ago for health reasons.
Lieutenant Towers to Wed Lily Carstairs
Lieut John H Towers TC S N assistant naval attache at the American embassy in London to marry Lily H Carstairs only daughter of Charles Carstairs of 2 Chesterfield Street Mayfair London.
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Chas. Carstairs
Chesterfield Street
Mayfair
Police News Notes of Thefts and a Brick Attack
A spate of robberies reported across Washington and suburbs includes a leather sofa and six feather pillows from 1810 S Street NW valued at 35, a bicycle from 125 S Street NW worth 19, cigars and tobacco from 29 Pennsylvania Ave NW, 25 pieces of silverware from 193 South Capitol Street, five pairs of trousers and an overcoat, and a kimono and other items from 1525 Ninth Street NW and 410 V Street NW. Alonzo Barnes, 1½ M Street SW, was hospitalized with a fractured jaw after being struck by a brick. he said another man threw the brick. Traffic on the Randle Highlands Railway halted three hours due to a trolley pole entangled in overhead wires at Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Ave SE. Samuel Johnson, 14, of 517 Third Street NW, was bitten by a dog in front of 510 G Street NW and taken to Casualty Hospital.
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Fontenoy
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S Street Northwest
Elizabeth Jones
York Avenue
Arthur Qodehoven
Etoro
Pennsylvania Avenue
W A Ecklef
South Capitol Street
Slice Bailey
Third Street
Roge Sandler
O Street
Scott Lawson
V Street
Elias Soloman
Ninth Street
Bostor
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Alonzo Barnes
M Street
Casualty Hospital
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Seventeenth Street
Samuel Johnson
G Street
Marine Band Concert With multiple ensembles today
This afternoon at 4 30 o clock the United States Marine Band conducted by William H Santelmann performs at bar racks with marches overtures and solos including In Old Berlin Mignon and The President. At 6 30 o clock Soldiers Home Band directed by John H Zimmerman offers a second program with The Star Spangled Banner and The Marine Hymn. Tonight at 7 50 o clock Fifth Cavalry Band led by W J Ontin performs at Franklin Park featuring Jersey Shore Over tures and operatic selections concluding with Goodbyes and The Bier Span gled Banner.
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William H. Santelmann
Lader
Old Berlin
von Blon
Mignon
Thomas ‘Valse Yonte
Stock Saxophone Quartet
Bingeies
Maaleiane Fritz Mueller
August Paeger
John Ter Linden
Frank Paptute
Montezuma
Btar-Spangied
John
N. Zimmérman
Franklin Park
Fifth Cavalry Band
W. J. Onin
Jersey
Pryor
Saype
Indera
Patral
Dublin
Douglas
Intermezo Russe
Franken Watts
Rose Nevin
Barranek Belection
Muglandar
Car Hits Straw Ride Party Injuring Four on Street Car
Edgar Faton of 17 V street NW suffered a broken hip after a traffic crash on Eleventh and C NE where an auto truck carrying about 25 youths struck a street car. M Jones, Gilbert Dyer, and Edgar Phepus were hurt and sent home. Conductor J D Bradley and Motorman Joseph B Gray operated the street car. The group had traveled to Marlboro, Md., and were returning.
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Casualty Hospital
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I Vv
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Itb
Edgar Phepua
W Atrest
Marlboro
Eleventh Street
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Dyer
Phepus
J. D Bradley
Joseph B. Gray
Demand for new coin drives huge silver purchases by Mint
Director Woolley reports the Mint has bought 4,278,000 fine ounces of silver since August 1 to mint half dollars, quarters, and dimes. With the world mood low, the silver was bought at just over 48 cents an ounce, a few cents below last year's average. Woolley links the surge in subsidiary coin demand to rising prosperity among workmen.
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Y. W. H. A. Plans Entertainments
The Young Women's Hebrew Association junior auxiliary discussed two fall entertainments at the clubhouse. One is a masquerade ball on Halloween, the other a play and dance on an undetermined date. The next meeting is Sunday, October 3, with regular meetings on the frat and third Sundays monthly.
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