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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1911

Page

10

Army and Navy Rifle Rule May Alter Service Teams

The national board rules barring repeated team members from rifle matches will reshuffle service squads. Army infantry and cavalry may lose most veterans. navy, marine, and national guard teams face mixed impacts. Officials discuss new venues at Sparta Wisconsin Camp Perry and Seagirt New Jersey amid plans to boost regimental teams and polo expenses rulings.

Natonal Board United States Services Infantry Army of 110 George C. Shaw Twenty-Seventh Infantry Cavalry William H. Clapton, Jr I Cavalry Marine Corps Wiliam C. Uarjiee Sparta Wis Camp Ferry Unio Seagirt N. J Fifteenth Infantry Ut Infantry Camp Perry Whic Fort Sheridan Fort Benjamin Harrigan Ind Fort Wayne Mitch Fort Thomas Fort Snelling Minn United States Navy Alaska Army Nome St. Michael Sitka Cordova War, Navy, Treasury Jabor James Allen Militia National Rifle Association Regular Army

Eyes Red Would Burn and Sting Cure by Cuticura

A sister's severe eye irritation from red burning eyes improves after trying Cuticura products. The letter recounts domestic remedies failing, a doctor’s harsh treatments, then gradual recovery within six weeks using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Purifying Blood Pills. The writer urges sending for a free booklet and cites Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. as contact.

Bris Jalla Csepicaka Viah St. St. Louis Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston

Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail to Ports

Arrived at Norfolk and Newbern are Texas and Patapsco with Me Long and Tinger. Vessels from Guantanamo include Soirming ham Petrel Netpin Pauld Ing Drayton Hae. Salled Brutus sails from Guantanamo to Stamp ton Roads and Princeton from Salina Crux Mexico to Corinto Prairie. A vessel from Charleston, 8 C, proceeds for Boston.

Texas Patapsco Norfolk Long Tinger Newbern Soirmingham Petrel Netpin Guentanamo Pauld Ing Drayton Hae Pensacola Salled Brutus Guantanamo Stampton Roads Princeton Salina Crux Mexico Corinto Prairie Charleston 8. C Boston

War ing to parents raw milk dangers

Raw milk can cause tuberculosis pearlet fever typhoid and intestinal diseases. Pasteurizing ink by 140 degrees for 20 or 30 minutes does not affect nutritive value or digestibility. Home pasteurizing by heating near boiling then cooling and keeping cold until used is advised but quick or commercial pasteurizing is unreliable. Most indigestion blamed on milk too rich in cream.

Treasur War Department Fort Sam Houston Tex Fort Riley Kans Kansas City nourHel Pacific Coast Texas Leighton Golden Gate Park Presidio Golden Gate Secretary of the Navy Meyer House Naval Committee Congress Navy Roy C. Smith Senate Naval Committee Senate

Army Orders Leave and Assignments list

Army orders outline leaves for officers from engineers infantry and medical corps for durations from twenty days to three months. Several officers including Maj. William D. Connor and Capt. William P. Platt are assigned to distant posts in Portland Maine Hawaii Territory and Honolulu with duties and commands noted.

Max C Tyler Corps of Engineers Denjamin H. Watkins Second Infantry John D. Millikin Resolve P. Palmer Twenty-fourth Infantry Andrew W. Smith Third Cavalry Jacob 8. Coffin Medical Corps Walter S. Grant William D. Connor Portland William P. Platt Ordnance Department Weholulu Hewali Schofield Harracks Wawaii William YT. Durnham Twentieth Infantry Honolulu Mawaii William H. Mongrief Fort Leavenworth Kans

Naval Orders and a Smiling Grandmother in a Windowed Car

The string of naval assignments lists Midshipmen and Lieutenants on temporary duties at Washington Norfolk Mare Island and Paraguay with several personnel changes. A New York Sun item recounts a motherly elderly woman in a car polishing spectacles with cigarette papers, after explaining they are for cleaning glasses.

Midshipman Wills Lancaster D. F. Mead Franklin Norfolk Bisn J. W. Bettens United States Bis. T. Bruce Independence Navy Yard Mare Island Cal M. J. Conlon D. P. Wickersham Navy Department Washington H. D. McGuire Paraguay Greig Alban New York Sun Richard Goyudad Rhea

Various Club Meetings Spark Washington Social Scene

A sweep of Washington groups held meetings and programs across the city. Mrs J Mira Metcalf led a session with piano pieces and readings. The League of American Pen Women welcomed new members and heard talks on education and immigration. The Washington Readers Club discussed reader impersonation. The Ladies Auxiliary of Providence Hospital elected officers and announced a new local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter. Multiple civic and women’s groups gathered at libraries, temples, and clubhouses for lectures, recitals, and social teas.

League of American Pen Women Public Library Rachel Tongata Beck Rhodes Hamilton Christopher Boston Charles Oliver Norton Kearney Nebr Lucy Byrd Mock Seattle Wash Miss Mock le Mocquer Pend d'Oreille Northwest Martha 8. Gielow Southern Industrial Educational Association C. David White South Washington Readers' Club Doty Madison House Elizabeth R. Walton Robert Fulton Ohio Wesleyan University Fulton James Lane Allen Ethelwyn Bassett Hall Daughters of the American Revolution Washington National Seciety John Hall Migs Hall New Haven Conn Wallingford Ellen Spencer Massey H. L. Hodgkins

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