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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1909

Page

11

Senate Amendments Cut Hazing Probe at West Point

Military committee action narrows a hazing resolution affecting West Point. The measure would have required reports and disclosures on cadet hazing and academic-board recommendations, but the panel amended it to limit its reach to reporting and correspondence only.

Senate Military Committee West Point Senate Aismissal

Navy Considers Smokestack Reductions and Legal Corps Plans

Newport conference recommendations urge lowering smokestacks on battleships to improve efficiency, with 10 foot cuts under debate amid smoke concerns. The General Board studies Capt Campbell's proposal for a naval corps of judges advocate, awaiting a fuller report. Congress is weighing Mobile Bay training station plans as Navy favors existing facilities including Newport Yerba Buena and North Chicago. Captain Hartree named aid-de-camp to Major General Blott, filling Putnam’s vacated post.

Navy Department Newport General Board of the Navy Edward H W. Campbell Judges Advocate Naval Service Navy Marine Corps General Board Congress Mobile Bay R. I Yerba Buena Island San Francisco Bay North Chicago Ill William C. Hartree George F. Blott Firat iDleut Runselk B

Marine Hospital Changes for Officers in Seven Days Ended Feb 9

Official notices list leave approvals and duty changes for Medical Service officers including W Stone PL Wertenbaker James A Nydegger and Warren. Promotions and examinations planned for Nydegger with board details and names of officers serving as chairmen and recorders.

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Wertenbaker Rateigh James A. Nycogger Si Weon Washington, D. C Beard Warren Thomas W. Salmon TR. Marshal Paul Preble Joseph H. Kastle Hygienic Laboratory Pbwence R. H. Gibson H. EB. Holsentort Board of Medical Oacers P. A James St. Nydegger W. J. Fettua Aast J. M. Enger W. P. McIntosh

Army Orders Grants Leaves and Appoints Directors

Army orders grant leaves of absence to Capt H B Insapson and Lt Col Lincoln B Chambers with duties at Fort Columbia Washington. Col George L Anderson returns to active service March 21 1909. Officers named directors of the National Rifle Association include Col Joseph Garrard Capt Henry G Leavnard and Capt Monroe Keith. Lt Henry du R Phelap to Monomaly Tawau Territory and report to Fort Shafter. Capt Kirby Walker to several Virginia towns and Lewisburg West Virginia to purchase animals for the government.

H. B. ‘Insapson Medical Corps Lincoln B. Chambers Coast Artillery Corps Fort Columbia Wash George L. Anderson Coast Artilery Coms Te Reyher Ife National Rifle Association of America Joseph Garrard Fife “Wonth Cavalry Henry G. Leavnard General Staff Monroe Keith Twenty-thing Infantry Henry du R. Phelap Medical Reserve Corps Monomaly Tawau Fort Shafter Kirby Walker

Music and Musicians Entertainment at Calvary Church Program

A Tuesday evening concert at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church raised funds for the church building. The crowded program featured Edith Stowell, D. Olin Leech, Thomas L. Jones, and Arthur H. Delbert with solos, duets, and a variety of selections. The audience praised Miss Harnsberger, Mrs. Leech, and Mr. Gates for standout performances.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Annie Edith Stowell D. Olln Leech Thomas ‘L Arthur H. Delbert Thomas L. Jones AlHtgen Jessie Lenore Harnsberger Ming Mayeverke Allen Riley Bertha M. Thdeh C. Gotze Bayard K. Gibson Bemberg Otis D. Sweet Herman L. Anise Marjorie Benton Cooke Bertha M. Tilden Alfred Falconer Basa’ Soto Polo Hawley Hastings D. Olin Leech Berman L. Amiss the Mariner Han@Qeggar T. L. Jones Arthur H. Detbert Dase Mise’ Harnsberger Leech Gates

Gems From the Opera at Washington Chorus Club Concert

An evening of music titled Gems From the Opera featured the Washington Chorus Club directed by William J. Palmer with Louis A. Potter at the piano. Performances included chorus pieces from Lucrezia and Cavalleria Rusticana, solos, duets, and encores, with guests from local churches and organizations.

Washington ‘Chorus Club William J. Palmer McKendree Methodist Epideopal Church Louis A. Potter Ante Laurie Dudley Buck Anvil Italia Lucrezia Piens Wagner-Lizzi Cavalleria Rusticana John Byer Erminie Mary Salisla Soto Frologue L-Pagracci Wiliam Clabaugh Aly Rosary C. Heintz Saturn San Diego Mare Valand Hampton Yoseph Harrison Morkine Bird

Choirs and soloists in several church music events

Miss Ada Birch substituted for Mrs Walter Gawler in a soprano quartet led by Mrs Spencer with Miss Vance Sullivan as accompanist. The Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light by Day and other sacred numbers were sung at Ss Paul English Lutheran Church. A Washington Opera Company quartet under B Frank Meyers faces La Mascotte throat trouble. Mount Pleasant Congregational Church plans H J Stewart mass in D minor with English words and Gounod St Cecilia in rehearsal. Texas Society musical program featured piano solo Miss Emma Bender, trio from Verdi Attila, and tenor and bass contributions by McQua and L B Gannon.

St Andrews Church Reg Ube Gounod Manney Boehr Ethel Lee Patton B. Karr Alfred Gage John Roberts Fred Schaeffer John Lisle Apple Revew Kellar Memorial Church Grooms Miss Em Ny L. Collick John P. Redeker G. J. Weber FR. B. Sehmidt W. F. Weber Paull Orpheus Oscar Franklin Comstock Mendelssohn Alice M. Everman Helen von Sayn Marguerite Williams the Nightingale Mendelasohn Mian -Helen von Sayn Hadyn Denza Miss Everman Mr. Comstock Mendelsohn Passage Bird's Tai Well Maybell and the Flowers Misses Lane Williams, Craver Gordon Mia. Covert Mrs. Sillera Vol Gingers Ada Birth Jennie Artz Bagley Secand Eleanor Baker Spencer Florence Sullivan Spencer Vance Sullivan Ada Birch Walter 4. Gawler Ss. Paul's Engligh Tateran Shelle H. H. Woodward Henshaw B.frank Meyers Helen DeVo Milas Flora Bernheimer Miremball B. Frank Meyers Washington Opera Company Ay Stewart Charles B. Belt Texas Society Margaret O'Toole Sacred Heart Church Emma Bender Mabel Latimer Baward Z. McQuatenor L. B. Gannon Doughty Prof

Sacred Heart Church quartet concert program excerpt

Read fragments describe vocal solos and duets by Mabel Latimer Margare Sweeney and others in a Sacred Heart Church quartet. Included are selections from I Love You Stride and The Hart wayman and Com n Thro th Rye. The text also cites a Lengon Globe quote criticizing a defender’s remarks about a court case.

Mrs. George Stride T. Vampo I Trovatore Margaret Sweeney Imitellur Griffith the Hart'wayman Bain J. McQuade Soprang Catissima Mabel Latimer Margare Sweeney G. C. Callan Jena L. B. ‘Gannon Sacred Heart Church

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