Evangelistic services at Tabernacle with Wing presiding at Covenant
Gypsy Smith Jr delivers evangelistic services at Tabernacle corner Sixteenth and streets. Church of the Covenant offers no evening service. Afternoon program features combined choirs of the church, triple quartet, 140-voice evening choir, four soloists under Sydney Llosa Kerighton. Organ by Harvey Murray. Music includes Bach, Mendelssohn, Sullivan, Guilmant, and Handel.
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Gypsy Smith Jr
Church of the Covenant
Sydney Llosa Kerighton
Harvey Murray
Goodell
Dunwoody
Gnraly
Blyint
Seifert
William Stansfield
First Congregational Church
Guilmant
Becker
Salter
Sullivan
Samson
Handel
Army orders resignations and assignments in national guards
The army announces resignations and assignments across branches and states. First Lieutenant Peyton Ctimitnts medical corps Texas National Guard resigns. First Lieutenant Torn ff Me Ctitlan cavalry New Hampshire National Guard resigns. Captain Jackson Infantry assigned to the Twenty second Infantry as the previous leave ends. Major Harris relieved from Field Hospital No. 1. Alexander Cotain Medical Reserve Corps to conduct preliminary examination at Fort Snelling, Minn. First Lieutenant Frank W Dawson retires from active duty replacing Captain Tous on a one month absence to take up a business. Captain Charles Balls to Fifteenth Cavalry due to resignation of Captain John J Lilly. First Lieutenant Joseph De Garmos Infantry Alabama National Guard resigns accepted.
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Ctimfnts Medical Corps
Texas National Crd
Ctitlan Cavalry
New Hampshire National Gurk
Mar Wietam P Jackson Infantry
Twentiett Infantry
Grated Lm
Tegiment Majtissor Harris Medical Corpa
Field Hospital
Trent Alixander
Cotatn
J Lilly
New York National Guard
Rome
Joseph DE Garmose
Alabama National Guard
Naval Orders and Detachments Amidyard to Washinton and Ports
Naval orders list detachments and assignments across yards and stations including Puget Sound and Guantanamo. Individuals named include Lewis, Jordan, Cunningham, DeWitt, Peck, and Worden, with movements from Norfolk, New York, and Port au Prince to various posts and muster stations. Ships and arrivals noted include Celts, Sonoma, Tamsen Monaghan, and Nantucket bound units, with multiple coastal station movements and peninsular shore postings.
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Milline
Ips
Barrok Port Royals
AX Cunningham
Nave
Navy
Washington
Seoul
Dewits Peck
Hayton Constabulary
Vazade Haverse
Tinit
Naval Losgulil
New York
Hoshwell Columma Rit
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Clark
Titabessee
Dry Fortugas
Penans
Olu Ituiemk
Puerto Plata
Sante Cristi Rolant Worden
New Sonte Nereus
Norfolk
Veeck Cruz Obre Fr
Newport
Ontailo
Norfik
Guantanamo Rocket
Rappahanich Spit Sampson
Tride Lambton
Port Au
Bill to forbid shocking rabbits with headlights in Ohio
Representative Baker of Ashland introduces a bill in the Ohio legislature prohibiting hunters from shocking rabbits at night with bright lights and shooting them. The measure, backed by Senator Terrell, would require lights on all vehicles except hand drawn and hay wagons, with baby carriages exempted from night lighting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baker
Ashlind
Terrell
Congress
Navy Department
Naval
Navy Yards
Cavalry Saddle Faults Prompt New Equipment Review
The War Department notes severe criticism of the 1912 cavalry saddle from Maj Gen Pershing and Col Cress. A survey of Eleventh and Thirteenth Cavalry squadrons finds issues with saddle ration-bags rifle carriers belts and rifle carry methods. Pershing calls the 1912 saddle unacceptable and a Rock Island board already recommends a new saddle and gear to fix the flaws.
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War Department
John J Pershing
Mexico
George Cress
Cavalry
Pershing
Thiat
Rock Island
Navy to Promote Captains and Review Submarine Health
The Navy reports most captains selected for rear admiral promotion have been examined except Capt George W McM Blrov due to absence in Washington. Submarine health concerns rise with gas fumes causing poisoning and GI issues. officers discuss increasing shipbuilding cost limits and submarine design choices for the 1917-18 program.
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George W McM Blrov
Washington
New York
Newport
Naval Examining Board
Hugh Redman
Henry B Wilson
Lst
Roffman
Wilson
Marine corps second lieutenants exam results and plans
A discussion notes boats range 750 to 1400 tons and the need for submarines with more than one day coastal range. Thirty one passed the mental exam. physicals were held at multiple stations including San Antonio and San Francisco. Fourteen distinguished college graduates will start a physical exam tomorrow for commissions in the marine corps, with plans for future exams next summer and training at Norfolk, Virginia.
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Marine Corps
Washington Naval Hospital
Sans Animus
Colo
San Francisco
Bremerton
Pacific Coast
Naval Academy
Marine Officers’ School
Norfolk
Talti
Santo Domingo
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