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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1915

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2

Retrospective and Prospective Store Policy Worth Keeping

A store reflects on its methods and motives as it closes the year. It notes strong patronage, no debts, and adherence to high principles. It pledges stronger service for 1916 with deeper commitment to its established policy and steady daily improvement.

Reo Ree

Hwang Hsing Urges U S Halt Yuan Shi Kai Ambition

Hwang Hsing, former provisional president of China and general, writes The Washington Post from Media Pennsylvania calling for stopping Yuan Shi Kai and warns monarchy would doom China and threaten global peace. He argues China must pursue republicanism and cites past dissolutions of parliament as proof of Yuan’s threat.

Hwang Hsing U. S Yuan Shi Kai China Washington Post Poat Post Europe Orient United States America Pacific Yuan Shi Kali Yuan Yuan Shu Kai France

Latin American scientists arrive for Washington congress

A Pan American congress opens in Washington with delegates from 21 republics. Latin American and US officials, diplomats, and scientists gather to advance international law, peace, and scientific collaboration. The opening features the Pan American hymn and remarks by Vice President Marshall and Secretary Lansing.

Linguists to Aid Scientists at Pan American Congress

Secretary of State Lansing will appoint 20 interpreters for twenty South and Central American delegations and 20 women aides to accompany them at the Pan American Scientific Congress opening next Monday. Whiter Penfield will be secretary of the American delegation led by George Gray. Delegates will meet this afternoon to finalize arrangements.

Lanning United States Washington New York Whiter Penfield George Gray Wilmington Del Delegaton Phillips Secratary Lansing

National Law Society to Meet with Pan American Congress

The ninth annual meeting of the American Society of International Law shifts from Washington in April 1915 to join with the pan American scientific congress in Washington from December 27 to January 3. Elihu Root will open the session with the annual address. Distinguished scholars will discuss neutral duties under The Hague conventions and the relation of international to national law. The program includes inauguration of the American Institute of International Law with five delegates from each American country. Temporary officers are Elihu Roch as honorary president and James Brown Scott as president.

George Gray Delaware William H. Welch National Academy of Sciences William Phillips James Brown Scott Carnegie Endowment For International Peace John Barrett pan-American Union William H. Bixby Pranz Boas Columbia University John A. Brashear American Society of Mechanical Engineers Richard Coot Harvard University Ww. Campbell P. P. Claxton United States Commissioner of Education Henry B. Fine Princeton University William C. Gorgas Henry 5. Graves United States Forest Service William H. Holmes Smithsonian Institution Hennen Jennings London Institution of Aiming and Metallurgy George M. Rommel Department of Agriculture Rowe American Academy of Political and Local Science Alfred P. Thom Southern Railway National Law Society American Society of International Law Washington pan-American Scientific Congress Elihu Root Norman Dwight Harris Northwestern University John Bassett Moore Coir

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