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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

14

Plague Closes Rail North China Traffic and Sends Diplomats Fleeing

The plague in north China has halted rail service from Tientsin to Peking and between Peking and Hankow. Diplomats including Louis Einstein and other foreign officials depart, while American and British missionaries decline refuge at legations. Doctors arm for protection as warm weather is hoped to end the outbreak and French experts head to China to assist.

Legation Peking China Tientsin Hankow Shan-Hai- Kwan Pukow Louis Einstein W. J. Calhoun Calhoun United States Mukden Jackson Harbin Pechil Shantung Manshuria Paris Jane Yersin Broquet Pasteur Institute Saigon France

Drill at Fort Myer Honors Mexican Ambassador

A special drill of United States soldiers was held at Fort Myer Virginia yesterday in honor of Senor Joaquin Casasus the Mexican Ambassador. The riding hall hosted cavalry and field artillery demonstrations showing horsemanship and wartime efficiency while Secretary of War Dickinson and the British Ambassador attended with Mrs Bryce. Casasus and his staff were escorted by Mr Chandler and Capt Coates who serves as American aide.

United States Fort Myer Senor Joaquin Casasus Mexico Dickinson Bryce Senor Casasus Chandler

Pershing ends Davao punitive campaign in Mindanao

General Pershing, head of the Mindanao department, has halted the punitive operation in the Davao district after killing or capturing all those responsible for American deaths and dispersing the bandit Manobo groups.

Manila Pershing Department of Mindanao Davao District

Decies Obtains License For Marriage In New York

New York January 2 a license for the marriage of Lord Decies and Helen Vivien Gould was issued today by City Clerk Scully. The wedding date is expected February 7 in the afternoon. Miss Gould, age 19, daughter of George J Gould and Edith Kingdon Gould, lives at 7 Fifth Avenue. The groom is John De La Poer Beresford, Lord Decies, 44, an army officer born in Dublin, of Sof ten Park England.

New York Lord Decies Helen Fen Gould Scully Miss Gould George J Gould Edith Kingdon Gould Fifth Avenue John de la Poer Beresford Dublin Soften Park England Gad Dexcies Vivien Gould George J. Gould Lord Dedes Decies Europe Marjorie H. Gould J. Anthony Drexel

Captain Brett Weds Actress in Secret Registry Ceremony

London reports actress Zena Dare married Maurice Vyner Baliol Brett, second son of Viscount Esher, in a quiet registry office last Monday. The bride performed on stage in Cardiff the same night. The Esher family wished for postponement until Milas Daro left the stage after her contract. Brett serves as a captain of the Coldstream Guards.

London Zena Dare Maurice Vyner Baliol Brett Viscount Esher Cardiff Wales Esher Milas Daro Brett Coldstream Suards

Mauretania Sets New Speed Record at Sea

The Mauretania reportedly achieved 676 knots in the 24 hours ending at noon, beating its own 673 knot record set on June 7, 1909. The liner is due in New York from Queenstown tomorrow.

New York Mauretania Queenstown

Cook Again Claims Polar Reach Without Proof

Dr. Frederick A. Cook addressed the German-American Pioneer Club of Harlem asserting renewed belief he reached the pole, while challenging Peary and supporters to prove any definitive pole claim. He cites unreliable sun observations at low altitude as undermining Peary’s records and argues his own right to the conquest remains valid.

New York Frederick A. Cook Pioneer Club Harlem Peary Daller Pears

Chess greats Marishan and Capablanca draw in tourney

In New York on January 26 Frank J Marishan and Jose Capablanca, the U S and Cuban champions, drew their national chess tournament game. Oscar Chajes defeated Dr Baird for his fifth straight win to lead. Roy T Black beat Morris, Hodges scored over Johner, Walcott defeated Kreymberg, and Magnus Smith beat Tennen wurzel.

New York Frank J. Marishan United States Jose Ro Capablanca Dr. Baird Oscar Chajes Chicago Morris Roy T. Black Brooklyn A. B Hodges Johner H .Walcott Boston A. ¥. Kreymberg Magnus Smith J. Tennen Wurzel

Ladies Tailors Association names Boston style show exhibitors

At a city meeting the Ladies Tailors Association announced exhibitors for the Boston national style show to run February 6 to 11. Named: R. Playm, B. H. W.W. Zea, F C Chorley, E. R. Lipshutz, and M. Lowenstein. A banquet will be held February 18 at the Raleigh Hotel.

Ladies’ Tailors’ Association Boston R. Playm Zea F C Chorley E .R. Lipshutz M. Lowenstein Raleigh Hotel

Motor trucks and new showrooms boost local auto trade

The Overland Washington Motor Company delivered a model A2 Overland to Willam Johll and will have United Motors handle Alden-Sampson trucks in future. Sampson trucks range from one to five tons and, with Brush and Maxwell wagons, expand local commercial vehicle offerings. The Hinds Auto Company opened a new salesroom at Fourteenth and S streets NW and showcased Lion and Schacht cars. A sales surge at Madison Square Garden saw 117 Sampson freight and delivery motors sold and 1,032 businessmen express preference for Sampson vehicles, highlighting delivery motors in high demand. Paul Peck of the United Motors Washington Company left for the South to visit Columbia and Maxwell dealers.

Overland Washington Motor Company Willam Johll United Motors Washington Company Sampson Brush Maxwell Hinds Auto Company William Hinds G. B Hinds Harry Benner Century Tire Company Siived Washington Benner Madison Square Garden Alden Sampson Manufacturing Company United States Motor Company Lee Paul Peck United Motors Wash- Insion Company South Columbia and

Dike dies after political strain and scandal in London

Sir Charles Wentworth Dike, veteran diplomat and MP for Forest of Dean since 1892, dies in London at 63 from heart trouble after a fraught election. The era’s scandal with his ex-wife and the high society circle surrounding Vivien Gould and Lord Decies are noted, alongside a charity concert for the Gilbert family and a comic backstage dressing-room mix-up at the Metropolitan Opera.

London Sir Charles Wentworth Dike France Charles Forest For Dean Gloucester Thut Cambridge Katherine Arthur Gore Sheil Sir Charles Emilia Francis Maj Henry Strong Mark Pattison Lincoln College Oxford Donald Crawford Pattison

Army Orders Leaves and assignments scattered across posts

Army orders list leaves of absence and transfers for officers including Capt Lawrence D. Cabell quartermaster one month First Lieut William C Catliffh medical reserve corps extended two months and Lt Thomas E Cathro Thirteenth cavalry seven. Capt Lutz Wahl commissary to San Francisco will report by telegraph upon arrival. Major William Sample detailed to command Ninth battalion. Philippine Scouts Captain Robert S Welsh quartermaster to visit several cities on official business. Capt Robert S Welsh to visit more cities as needed. Lieut Go. W. Harthur medical corps to transport to the Philippine Islands Manila assignment. Maj Walter Penfield to Breton Mass for address delivery. Capt Harry L Steele coast artillery to Eastern Artillery District New York for staff duties and Fort Totten construction. First Lieut John R Bradley medical reserve corps to Fort Leavenworth examining board. Col Lyman W Kennon to join proper station.

Lawrence D. Cabell William C. Catliffh Medical Reserve Corps Thomas E. Cathro Thirteenth Cavalry Lutz Wahl San Francisco Adjutant General of the Army Kenneth Morton Ordnance Department Watertown Arsenal Watertown Mars William Harthur Medical Corps Philippine Islands Manila Philippines WALTER @ PENFIELD Ordnanee Department Breton Mass William R. Sample Third Infantry Philippine Scouts Robert S Welsh Fall River Waterbury Trenton N. J Lawrence Lowell Mans Bridgeton N. Fl Passaic New York City N. Y Baltimore Lynchburg Harry L Steele Coast Artillery Corps Eastern Artilery District New York Harry L. Steele Coset Artillery Corps Quartermaster General of the Army Fort Totten John R. Bradley Fort Leavenworth Kane West Lyman W. V Kennon Fourteenth Infantry

Naval Orders and Movements of Vessels

Naval orders show Lieut. J J Hannigan assigned to duty in South Dakota and Ensign R White to duty on Petrel. Vessel movements list arrivals at Chicago Boston Standish Annapolis Brutus Guantanamo Rocket Washington and bailings from Boston Yard to Boston Ajax from Guantanamo to Hampton Roads Rocket from Indian Head to Washington.

J. J Hannigan South Dakota R. €. White Petrel Chicago Boston Standish Annapolis Brutus Guantanamo Rocket Washington Boston Yard Ajax Hampton Roads Indian Head

Society Notes Mention Recurring At Home Schedules

SOCIETY continues from page seven with society updates. Miss Marie Stewart Bowen to be at home informally on Monday afternoons and February evenings. Mrs. Joel Hillman hosting Fridays at 1831 Belmont road. Mrs. Joseph F. O Connell to receive with Mrs. Diehl at 1825 P street northwest from 4 to 6. Mrs. Max H. Manne visiting her parents at 405 Sixth Street northeast.

Marie Stewart Bowen Joel Hillman Belmont Road Joseph F. O’connell Diehl P Street Max H. Manne New York City Mrs. J. Cazlin Sixth Street

Confessions on Housekeeping Roles by Barbara Boyd

A reflection on changing attitudes toward housekeeping as a profession for women. The author argues women should freely choose whether to manage a home or continue prior work, noting the shift from traditional home skills to a businesslike view of domestic duties and the social pressure attached.

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Hatpin Safety Plan Debated By City Aldermen

In New York on January 26 a committee of the board of aldermen discussed an ordinance to curb hatpin length with a one half inch exposed point limit and guarding device. Dolls heads showcase safe styling, as girls advocate a concealed approach and public safety supporters from the City Federation of Women’s Clubs back the measure. Alderman Campbell will report in executive session Monday.

Washington Post New York Board of Aldermen Drescher Francis Gartwright City Federation of Women's Clubs Imma V. Simmis Laura D. Burroughs Brooklyn Campbell Munday

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