Woman Laud Science Motherhood Perils Dwindle
Mrs Harvey W Wiley told the Pan American Science Congress auxiliary session at the Willard that science aids mothers through nursing, milk testing, and food labs. She noted country women gain via parcels post, Agriculture and Labor departments, and Smith Lever Act support. Dr Alexander Graham Bell greeted deaf children from Kensington School, praising teaching methods and demo by their teacher and mother. The National Library for the Blind closed the session with Mrs Ernest W Roberts speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Willard
Department of Agriculture
Department of Tabor
Dr. Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Kensington School For
Dr Bell
Julia Lathrop
Charles Rocrane
National Library For the Blind
Ernest W Roberts
Representative Roberts
Massachusetts
Margaret Wilson
Hazen
Crane
Bell
Illinois
Percy Pennybacker
Florence Kelley
John Dewey
Henrietta . Calvi
Washington and Virginia
Twelfth
Pennsyivania Avenue
Congress
Mount Vernon
Pan American congress names three subcommittees
At yesterday’s executive committee meeting of the Pan American Congress three subcommittees were created to handle resolutions propositions and the final draft report. Members include Resolutions Ernesto Quesada Argentina Manuel Gamio Mexico Santos Dominici Venezuela islander Deustua Peru and George Gray United States with others for Propositions Jello Philippi Chile Carlos Pena Urquuas Roberto Ancizar Colombia Harold Mathen Haiti Carlos Manuel de Ceapedes Cuba and James Brown Scott United States for Final Act Alberto Gutierrez Bolivia Euge biovala Paraguay and Ernesto Wuesacda ex officio from first committee joined by Junlo Philippi ex officio from second.
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Executive Committee
The
pan-American Congress
Congress
Ernesto Quesada
Argentina
Manuel Gamio
Mexico
Santos Dominici
Venezuela
Ialandro Deustua
Peru
George Gray
United States
Jello Philippi
Chile
Carlos M de Pena
Roberto Ancizar
Colombia
Harlead Mathen
Haiti
Carlos Manuel de Ceapedes
Cuba
James Brown Scott
Alberto Gutierrez
Bolivia
Eugebiovala
Paraguay
Ernesto Wuesacda
Junlo Philippi
Paterson bachelor girls vow 1916 nuptials or forfeit
A Paterson New Jersey group of 24 bachelor girls pledges to wed by leap year end or forfeit 500 dollars to a charitable fund. The plan, revealed after a Paterson press inquiry, aims to marry off eligible men and supports a hidden society growing beyond 24 members.
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Paterson
Washington Post
N. J
Wilson Address Moved to Memorial Continental Hall
Delegates unable to fit the Pan-American Union hall will hear President Wilson at Memorial Continental Hall. John Barrett announced the change to accommodate the crowd. tickets remain valid at the new venue with color codes designating platform and diplomatic seating sections.
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Pan-American Union
Memorial Continental Hall
pan-American Scientific
Wilson
Hall of the Americas
Pan-sAmerican Union
John Barrett
Congress
Pan- American
United States
Ocoupy
Prinaceses
Legations
Congresa
Eda
Uboa
Leap Year Proposals Stir New York Club Debate
New York figures debate whether women should propose marriage. Prominent society figures including Mrs. Brooks urge leap year style proposals to restore romance. Suffragists and club leaders split, some backing women proposing, others dismissing the idea as a joke.
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New York
Washington Post
Helen Varitek Boswell
Florance Guernsey
New York City
Cupid
Carrie Chapman Catt
Americans urged to form continental neutral rights alliance
The report highlights Kohly endorsing a Monroe doctrine style Anglo American labor and sympathy policy. It notes a proposed Pan American neutral rights alliance to protect neutral status during the war, with Dr Rowe urging establishment of a permanent neutrals congress and Lansing proposing a clearer uniform neutrality law. Delegates from Argentina and Brazil resist immediate talks. Gen Victoriano Huerta improves and leaves his bed to sit up in El Paso.
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Kohly
United States
America
Wl.s. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Rowe
International Commission of Jurists
Congress of
Lansing
Institute of International Law
Americas
Lawa
Institute
Argentina
Brazil
Opposition in bitter attacks on conscription bill in Parliament
In Parliament fierce opposition erupts over the conscription bill with Sir John Simon urging rejection and Asquith defending the measure. Ireland looms large as Ulster leaders denounce excluding Ireland while the archbishop of Armagh calls exclusion a disgrace. The debate centers on voluntary service versus compulsory enlistment and the fate of married men under the Derby plan.
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Ulster
Edward Carson
Ireland
United Kingdom
Armagh
John Simon
House of Commons
Asquith
John
Anquith
Derby
Kitchener Defends Conscription Bills in Lords
London Jan 5 Field Marshal Earl Kitchener secretary of state for war defended the voluntary system while urging parliament to sanction a change. He argued the present system cannot sustain the army needed for victory and insisted the move does not abandon voluntary service. He said compulsion would affect only a limited class during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Field Marshal
Earl Kitchener
House of Lords
Police talk helps Morgan School pupils see police as friends
W and Shelby of Maj. Pullman’s force gave a heart to heart talk at Morgan School about police as helpers. The speaker urged harmony between officers and Washington children and explained street closure during recess as part of safety measures.
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Morgan School
Bluecoats
W. & Shelby
Maj. Pullman
Washington
Shelby
Achain
Maj Pullman
Morgan
Theaters Schedule Big Week With Many Stars
Theaters present a full week of appearances by Hvan Williams and Olive Kline at the National the sixth of St Arthur Smith series. Fiske returns to Washington with a new comedy by Marian De Forest and stars John Cope and Rockliffe Fellowes. Geraldine Farrar makes a Washington debut of Temptation at Loews Columbia with Brett and Ward. The Peli Players bring The Show Shop to the stage at Keith's, and Fatty Adams leads The Roseland Girls burlesque at Gayety. The New York Symphony Orchestra under Damrosch and Dame Melba perform in the city next week, with further festival acts and films filling the calendar.
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Kline-Williams
Hvan Williams
Olive ‘Kline
Arthur Smith
Mr. Williams
America
Mias Kline
Mre
Fiske
Washington
Sie
Marian de Forest
Helen R. Martin
Miss de Forest
Susan
Mrss Fiske Has &, Really Worthwhile Comedy Vehicle, Is Prominent In Mra. Fiske
John Cope
Rockliffe Fellowes
Peli
Tke
Ruth
Atage Fe
Glover
James Forbes
Chorus Lady
Boss Stahlis
Geraldine Farrar
Loew’s
Columbia
Mies Farrarin
Carmen
Constance Collier
Howard Childs Carpenter
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Capt Robert M Nolan relieved from field company I signal corps Fort Bliss Texas. Reports to Washington Alaska military cable and telegraph system for duty as officer in charge Grat section. Lt Clarence Dougherty relieved and to Fort Lawton Washington. Leave granted Maj Harry R Lee two months. Various transfers and detachments of officers, sailors, and Marines across Fort Bliss to Puget Sound, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and Haiti. Vessels sailing and arriving including Montana, Cushing, and Pratte. The Glaciere leaves San Francisco for Mekics coast. Keartaty detached to New Orleans. Nereus sailing for Olongapo via Honolulu and Guam.
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Robert M. Nolan
Signal Corps
Fort Bliss
Tex
Valdes
Alaska
Beattie
Waah
Washington
Clarence 4. Dougherty
Fort Lawton
Harry R. Lee
Newport
New York Navy Yard
Cummings
Boston
Cushing
New York
Dubuque
Spe
Montana
Guantanamo
Giacanavabo Bay
Prairie
Royal
Aréihues
Hynpton
Boada
Casislo
Doboque
Ertesdon
Baton
Goldsborough
Jet Bremerton
Japan
New Orleans
Wadeworth
Francisco
Mekics
San Didggo En Rete
Keartatye
Vera Crus
Couis
Atlantic Fleet
Navy Ward
Philadelphia
Sen
Pactto Shift Tin Trade Opens U S Smelting Plant in New Jersey
Informal talks with Bolivia culminate in agreements. American Smelting and Refining Company will smelt Bolivian tin ores at Perth Amboy New Jersey replacing Straits imports. Officials say $100 million boost to U S foreign commerce and domestic tin production will dominate future supply. Bolivia could supply two thirds of U S tin demand.
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United States
EB E Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
American Smelting and Refining Company
Perth Amboy
N. J
Straits Settlements
Pratt
Straits
Bolivia
Domentoz to Fly in Washington Exhibition Today
Swiss aviator Demenjoz plans a 2 90 pm flight over the Ellipse beside the White House for delegates to the Pan American Scientific Congress. He will remain aloft as weather allows, weather permitting mild and light winds. A large army officer delegation will attend by invitation to witness the display.
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Domentoz
Washington
White House
Dementoz
Domenjoz
Goshen
N. Y
Washington Diet Kitchen Association
Demenjoz
Congress
Capitol Grounds
Chamberlain
Tillman
Hay and Padgett
Om Demenjoz
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Huerta
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Victoriano Huerta
Sir John
Aaquith Asid
Antil
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Hotel Gotham
New Yorks
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Fifth Ave
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Belasco
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Caat
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Yvonné Carte
Keith’s—Wat Goodwin
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Keith
Beatrice Herford
Emma Carus
Gautier
Frances Nordstrom and Company
Maurics Burkhart
Holmes
Buchanan
Schmettans
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Roseland Girls
Sony Ward
Virginia Ware
Blutch Cooper
Farrar
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Hall Stock Company
Jane Ware
Kent
Cosmos
Dream Pirates
Fred Roberts
Dealy
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Strand
Frank Campeau
Jordan
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Gwen Moore
Sarah Truex
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Fred Mace
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Holbrook Blinn
Frank Norris
McTeazhe
Lulu Glaser
Ater
Metro
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Leader
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Gentleman From
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Emprese
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Richard Mansfeld
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Belasco Theater
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Georgia
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Naval Hospital
Washington, D. C
PA. Surg
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Solace
Navel Hospital
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San Franisco
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
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August Lagon
Ditte
Charleston
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Peking
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Boatot
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Hin
Maes
NCE
National Biscuit Company
Pactto
Pontum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Alhambra Theater
Shad Fail
Arcade Theatre
Park
Heather Lyons
L. Moran
W. Date
Willard Mack
Wea & Gat
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Arisonaian
California
National Theater
Mischaelman
Recoit
Evan
Williams and
Olive Kline
T. Arthur Smith
Zensu
Guy Bates
Omar the
Tentmaker
Richard Walton
Newman
Enretais
Costa Rica
Wer von
Joe Hopkins
Fredenck
Sarton
Frederick R Coudert
Belgium
NEW York Symphony Society
Walter Dambosch
B.F. Keith
Herta Alex. Carr & Co
Andrew Tombea
Ste
Zoe
van Buren
POLI
Melba
Delile Frank A. Burt
the Girl Trust
Temptation
14Th Street
Park Road
At & P
Sol Herzog & Co. Inc
Tharp
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