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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1912

Page

2

Thousand Attend Service as Church Drive Expands

More than a thousand men and boys filled Calvary Baptist Church for the first night of a men and religion forward movement campaign. Speakers included Rev William Wilkinson of Trinity Church, with Arthur N Cotton stressing engaging boys early to build future Christians. The event featured Bible study addresses, a social exhibit of churches and saloons, and a district-wide survey of religious and social forces.

Men and Religion Calvary Baptist Church William Wikinson Trinity Church New York Hdwins, Shuey Robert M. Hopkins Arthur J. Smith Eherohes Taiwan Piers Allan Burna Frederic Almy Alag Wallace Radcliffe Han Parla House Church of the Gpiphany Washington Aureata Ure

Chicago Ministers Seek Taft Action Against Vice

Chicago Methodist teachers urge President Taft to address vice conditions in Washington. They condemn the capital’s red light district as a national disgrace and call for police to abolish unlawful segregation as part of the anti vice effort before the new administration.

Chicago Taft Chicago Methodist Teacers Washington, D C de. Wilburn Gratis Washington Capitol Peubte Washingtim Washington D.C Ateny

Early's Presence Alarms Suburb In Washington State

A report from Taenmea Wash detailing mounting government scrutiny over a resident named Early in a suburban neighborhood near Summit View. Officials say Early may have contracted leprosy, prompting calls to confine him in a suitable institution. Representative Stanton Warburton and Gov. Hay were urged to intervene with federal and state authorities.

Taenmea Wash Hummit View Ao Suburh Detin Anidier Hare Pauthamus Stanton Warburton Washington M. E. Hay

Three Millions Starving In Central China Says Report

A Hungers report to the Ghinena famine relief committee warns that three million people in central China face starvation after last year’s floods. No harvest is expected until May, risking further deaths. relief groups in Shanghai plan dikes and famine work funded with grain payments. Bishop David Greer chairs the U S committee, with Dr Wu Ting Fang as vice chair.

New York China Ghinena Famine Relief Committee David Greer Manyave Aleady Shanghai Bishop Graves Episcopal Church Wu Ting Fang United States Ray. &. C. Lobenstine The Presbyterian Church H. C. Galland International Barking Corporation Thia CD. Jameson Red Crogs

Taming of the Shrew shines at Belasco with Marlowe and Sothern

Shakespearean farce presented with elaborate staging at the Belasco Theater. K H Sothern and Norah Marlowe win praise for Petruchio and Kate while the cast, design, and seven-play festival framing highlight refined Shakespearean performance and orchestral prowess.

Belasco Sothern Marlowe Tab Shrew William Shakespeare Rapttata Flocentin Lucceatle Patrachie Gremio Hortensig Traplo Essere Maberdasher Grumia Meatherinm The France Curtin K. H. Sothern Petruchio Miss Marlowe Austora Kate Mixes Mar- Inne Tetuchio Mr Sothern Roland Buckstone Frederick Lewis Norah Lamison Bianca Granville E. H. Sothern

Striking Tex Tie Workers Aid Planned by Central Labor Union

The Central Labor Union of Lawrence Massachusetts met at the Typographical Temple to discuss supporting striking workers at Gawerence. A request for financial aid was approved to forward funds via Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor. Delegates Aflania and Oyster delivered Lincoln addresses.

Central Labor Union Lawrence Massachusetts Gawerence Morrison American Federation at_Labor Aflania Oyster Lincoln

Army Orders New Aeroplanes for Detachment at College Dark Mo

War Department marks three Burgess-Wright and Wright aircraft for detachment at College Dark Missouri in May or June. The three weight craft carry two pounds payload and 45 inches per hour, must land on plowed fields and arrive from fields. A fourth Wright craft is built for speed capable of 45 miles per hour. The Burgess-Wright machine will speed 30 miles an hour.

Wright War Department College Dark Mae A Jnne Burgess-Wright

Meal Kills Two Children in Atlantic City Deaths Under Coroner Review

A coroner and police investigate the deaths of two children after the family of seven, including 16 year old Winteld Tewls in critical condition, fell ill following breakfast of oatmeal and milk. Authorities deem no foul play suspected as local reports cite illness.

Atlantic City N. J Ayatery Joan Lewis Winteld Tewls Polles

How a Simple Paste Will Remove Hair and Whitening Skin

This old notice promotes a facial hair removal paste named felatone or delatone. It claims to dissolve superfluous hair when mixed with water, applied as a thin paste, left for minutes, then rubbed away to leave white smooth skin. It advertises low cost per pack as a practical solution.

China's Ruler an American Naturalized Citizen

The text notes Dr Sun Yat Sen as a naturalized American citizen. It cites 1904 Department of Commerce and Labor ruling that Bun born in the Hawaiian Islands was endowed with U.S. citizenship by the 1900 act granting government for Hawaii, declaring all Territory citizens as U.S. citizens.

Sun Yat Sen United States Department of Commerce and Labor Dr. Bun Hawaiian Islands Hawaii

Edicts Elate Mongol and Manchu Nobility Rights

Reports detail seven pledges granting hereditary ranks to princes and nobles while protecting private property and granting civil rights. Edicts favor equal rights for Mongols Manchus and Tibetans, safeguard property, retain hereditary ranks, and employ the nobility in need. Empress dowager hopes for peace and happiness under the throne.

Minata Faure

Young Australians Visit Chicago On World Tour

Forty youngsters aged 11 to 19 from the Young Australian Union arrive in Chicago for a global educational travel program. They will be hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce and several city institutions before traveling to Washington, D C, then onward to Eastern cities and England. Dr L Muller succeeds the late Baro Diprio Branco as minister of foreign affairs in Rio Branco Brazil.

Marietta National Theater Victor Herbert Aida Johnson Prentini New Orleans Suel Victor Uerbert Sulog Ovey Mile ‘Teentin Dave Trentini Wonnermont Ming Lan Henry ‘Taylor Orvnie Harrold Hichard Werrington Pinkerton Harry Cooper Silas Slick Simon O'Hara William Welp Iizette Kate Flinore Fiorriet Marlatte Harry Turph Edward Martindet Arturo Papalarda Bowery Madame X-cuse Linde Ireligh Rana’ Green Minnie Lee Hedie Fitzgerald Murray Sermont Charles Janson Washington Chicago Gieace Chiscago Chicago Association of Commerce Board of Educattion University of Chicago The Press Club Chicago Athletic Association Young Avsstration League Australia Teague Washington, D. C England Buccardis Baton Do Rio Branco Filo di Janeiro L. Muller Puibile Works Baro Diprio Branco

Thoughts on Today by Women Leaders in Suffrage Movement

In a New York Times Sunday feature, Dr Anna Shew and Harriet Milla join Ida trusted Harper Inez Milholland and Elizabeth Freeman in arguing for progressive policy. The women advocate tariff revision, trust regulation, labor rights, and direct election of senators as core democratic reforms.

New York Times Anna Shew National Suffrage Association Harriet Milla New York State Suffrage Association Ida Trusted Harper Inez Milholland Andlizabeth Freeman The Times Tew

Snapshots at Social Leaders in Society Circles

Mary Lawrence describes a bright social scene with Mrs Townrend among Washington’s leading women. Archduke Franz Ferdinand reportedly gifted Villa d Este in Tivoli for an art academy, amid talk of selling the palace to fund upkeep and Parliament approval, with questions about the venture’s feasibility.

Mary Lawrence Modest Altschuler Townrend Washington Franz Ferdinand A Este Tivoli Tome Academe de France Mediel

Women turning cookery into home business opportunities

Aimed at housewives, the piece urges studying local needs to profit from home cooking. It suggests delivering delicacies to invalids, taking orders for pies, cakes, relishes, preserves, and mince meat, and building trust via diet knowledge and reliability. It notes exchanges and direct delivery as routes to success.

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