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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

4

F-4 Submarine Loss Attributed To Engine Flaws

Naval hearings on the naval bill reveal the F-4 submarine’s loss linked to battery and engine failures. The Bureau of Steam Engineering condemns the engine type used in the F and U class, citing notorious design and unreliability. Scottish Rite ceremony planned tonight in Washington with a banquet at the New Ebbit Hotel after.

House Naval Committee Evangelist Chapter Knights of Rose Croix New Tbitt Elmer E. Simpson Clarence W. Dek Knight Roe Fulkerson George F. Schutt Winguat Grumpert Wouse Naval Committee Bureau of Steam Engineering Wy D Department Bureau of Shan Engineering Bureau Honolulu

Senator Warren Sued for Fifty Thousand Dollars

Albert S Connelly brings a $50,000 damages suit in district court alleging Senator Warren of Wyoming orchestrated his arrest asylums, claiming Warren used his stock in the Warren Less Stock Company to stifle Connelly's activism and have him detained in the capital for fear and discredit. The suit cites an arrest on August 9, 1913, and a May 2 discharge from custody.

A. S Connelly Babs Warren Caynehy

Dinner to employees highlights loyalty and sales praise

A banquet honored Saks & Co employees for faithful service and their role in the Benjamin clearance sale. Beanie deans praised devotion and cooperation during a challenging period, noting the event would add luster to commerce and lessen future annoyances.

Ube Beaie Saks & Co Epee

First Naval Reservist a Marylander

Marvhind furnished the first man for the new naval reserve authorized by the last session of Congress. He is Dry Rufus Gare of Baltimore, who enlisted yesterday for four years as a tippervist Seman. Gantu honored discharged the navy in 1910 after serving a four year enlistment.

Congress Marvhind Rufus Gare Baltimore Gantu Honoral Navy

President hosts talks on District affairs with top officials

The President meets tonight at the White House with Commissioners Newman Brownlow and Katz District Supreme Court Justice Siddons insurance superintendent Nesbit and newly sworn police chief Raymond W Pullman to discuss District matters. The Treasury Department Beneficial Association held its annual meeting in Grand Army Hall naming officers including Wilmeth Maulding Funk Pilkinton Sample Storm Kline and Travis.

District 1 White House Newman United States Treasury Department Beneficial Association Grand Army Hall James J. Wilmeth James EB. Maulding Lee W. Funk Richard E. Pilkinton James A. Sample Orange 5

Wickersham's Sherman Law Factor In National Cash Register Case

Former Attorney General Wickersham viewed the National Cash Register antitrust prosecutions as pivotal under the Sherman act. Attorney General Gregorys plans to seek a Supreme Court writ of certiorari to review the Ohio circuit court reversal and potential retrial.

National Cash Register Wickersham Gregorys Supreme Court National Cash Register Company High Court Federal Circuit Court of Ohio Ohio G. C.odd United States McPherson Cincinnati Mr. Yodd Justice Day Circuit Court Department of Justice

The Rose Maid opens Columbia Theater season

The Columbia Musical Comedy Company will debut The Rose Maid next Monday with 48 professional performers, an 18 piece orchestra, new scenery and costumes, continuing a strong advance sale. Also noted are upcoming attractions at nearby venues including Disraeli at the National, Mme Kalich at Keith's, and various vaudeville acts and films through the week reflecting a bustling Washington theater season.

Columbia Musical Comedy Company Columbia Theater Columbia Frank Mandeville Thursda George Arliss Loouis N. Parker Disraeli Mr. Arliss Bertha Kalich Keith’s Mme Manna Wanna Marta Lowllands Tie Witen Clara Morton Four Mortons Frank Sheen Junie McCree Carmine Fabrizio Boston Symphony Orchestra Long Tack Sam Company Avon Comedy Four Ralph Dunbar Toney and Norman Hale and Patterson Harris W. Watking Casinea Washington Marie Eline Mile Zinka Panna Jenning and Evers Arthur Hu

Tenebrae Services Mark Holy Week At St Patrick's Mer

Parishioners attend Tenebrae nocturnal services during Holy Week at St Patrick's Mer with sermons by Rev James A Smyth and Rev John M McNarama. Holy Cross College students sing with sanctuary choir, two choirs led by Miss Jennie Glennan and Prof R Milita Silby, and orchestra assists. Easter masses scheduled from 7 to 11 o clock with high mass at 7:30 and sermon by Rev James Smyth on The Resurrection. Evening services at 7:33 feature preaching by Mgr Russell.

St. Patrick’s St. Patrick's Mer Rueselt Holy Cross College Brookland League of the Good Shepherd St. Patrick's Church James A. Smyth John M. McNarama Jennie Glennan R. Milita Silby Mgr Russell

Protests Planned Over Rule 45 At Ebbitt Forum

A mass meeting against Rule 45 is planned for Saturday at 8 PM at the Ebbitt, with speakers including Miss Janet Richards and Mrs. Antoinette Fenk. The program, arranged by Mrs. Ellis Dogan’s committee, will address the rule’s effect on married women teachers and not the board of education.

Ebbitt Ellis Dogan Irving Street Janet Richards George T. Smallwood Mary Lockwood Antoinette Fenk William Carl Ruediger Teachers’ College George Washington University Smallwood Logan Board of Education Carrie BG. Kent District of Columbia, State Suffrage Association Mary O'Toole College Women's Equal Suffrage League G. A. Mosshart Washington Woman's Suffrage Council William Trauty The

B'nai B'rith Growing Ceremony At Elm Street Temple

More than 100 candidates were initiated into the Independent Order of Bnai Brith Argo Lodge No. 412 at a monthly meeting held last night at the Elm Street Temple. Ceremonies were led by Dr. Abram Simon Judge Milton Strasburger and several lodge officers. Adolph Brand served as master of ceremonies.

Independent Order of Fnai Brith Argo Lodge Elmbth Street Temple Abram Simon Milton Strasburger Harry O. Sanberg Leo Pretzfelder F. M M. Beltman David Weiner Adolph Brand Simon Wolf Samuel Lisitzky Benjamin F. Chesky E. Lesterman Adolph Kahn Louis Steerman Sylvan Oppenheimer Samuel Gerber M.S. Cohen Sidney S. Jaffe Herman Eiseman Louise Leonard Wolperf M. Pasternak J. K. Rodgin J. Makover Sol. Freedman Morris S. Shefferman Bernard Harry NM. Bralove Leon Brill Jr Stanley H. Fischer Lawrence Koenigsberger Henry A. Hirsh Edward Lewis H. Birnbaum Sol. S. Glueck Lewis E. Hoffman A. G. Shefferman Sidney Alexander Charles Altschul Joseph Basa Isidore EK. Black David Blum William Braleve Morris Cafritz H. J. Carroll Abe Liebman Barney Liebman Albert Lindenheimer Myer Loeb Julius Lyl Jey Benjamin M. Madden Sol. Minster J. Moser A. Nuabaum A. Oscar Louis B. Pelzman Louis J. Raebach Sam Rosenthal Louis Rudolph Samuel Lake N. Samuel Siegf. Scharbau M. A. Scher Leo §. Schoenthal John J. Schwartz Samuel T. Schwartz Howard L. Sigmund Sig. Silverburg Julian Snedenberg M. E. Stern Simon Tipperman

Cole Younger Dying Talks of Civil War Bandit Raids

Special to The Washington Post. Cole Younger, last of the famous Missouri outlaws, lies dying at his Leea Summit home. He recalls Civil War raids and bank robberies, including the Northfield raid, and reflects on his life, fate, and the loss of Frank James. Younger recounts quits, vengeance, and his later years after prison and amnesty hopes.

Washington Post New York New York Sun Leea Summit Cole Younger Missouri Frank James Minnesota Christian Church Lawrence Kans Younger Northfield Minn Jel Kansas City Blackwater Quanstrell Cote Youngers Kansas Ben Butler Quantrell James Boys Frank Jesse James James Bob Northfield Bank

Birth of the Iron Chancellor Bismarck Highlighted

A historical note marks the birthday of Otto von Bismarck born April 1 1815. The article recalls his rise from Prussia politics to unify Germany through calculated diplomacy and wars against Austria and France, leading to the German Empire and his death July 20 1886.

Bismarck Germany Austria Prussia Frederick the Great Lille Cavour Hns Pranic Europe Frankfort House of Hapebure PF Wa St. Petersburg Paris Willian Bertin Sohle Ig Hloftem Sudona Hanover Hesse Cassel Nassau Schleswig-Tolstein Hohenzollern Spean Alsace-Lorraine Versailles Hismark

Sinews of 1916 Campaign Begs Funds from Democrats

The Democratic national committee began a fundraising canvass as the 1916 campaign nears, seeking financial support from committee members and past helpers. Chairman A Mitchell Palmer announced the appeal, noting his imminent departure to join the Federal Court of Claims bench.

Democratic National Committee Ita Friends A Mitchell Palmer Palmer National Committee Federal Court of Claims

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