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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1915

Page

15

Montessori Course At Exposition Watched By Board

Miss Margaret Wilson will head an international Montessori training course during the Panama Pacific Exposition with Dr Maria Montessori directing. The program runs August to November for teachers and parents, with an international board to study demonstration classes and report progress at the close. Wallace Hatch of Berkeley coordinates arrangements.

Washington Post San Francisco Cal Margaret Wilson Wilson Maria Montessor Panama Pacific International Exposition Miss Wilson David Starr Jordan National Education Association Oakland P Diaden United States Commissioner of Education Stow Enite Crerough Montessoris Montessori International Board Wallace Hatch Berkeley Calwao Department of Education

District militia notes on encampment and armory plans

The First Battery field artillery unit prepares for its annual encampment starting July 17 with a new artillery school for six members. The militia reorganizes amid site inspections for field maneuvers and the new Lastreat armory to provide more space, while other units remain in current quarters pending broader reorganizations.

Firat Battery Field Artillers P Co § G

Proposals on Gas Defense Using Grenades and Fans

Army and Navy consider two practical defenses against asphyxiating gases fan blowers and a large number of hand grenades with slings to throw them far. Explosions would stir air and disperse clouds. The air agitation from grenades complements existing fan blower defenses.

Navy faces limits on retirements and chaplain boosts

The Navy Department refused voluntary retirements this year citing Congress scrutiny risks and pressures to improve officer flow. Seven chaplains were appointed with three-year acting commissions while selection for the rest is handled by the navigation bureau. A US case Moran Bros vs United States seeks damages over delays in the Nebraska battleship construction, with the government claiming contractor indebtedness for 396 days of delay.

Secretary of the Navy Department Anms Congress Navalist Corps of Naval Chaplains R D Workman Pennsylvania Presbyterian Church W E Anderson Indiana Disciples of Christ Church M O Alexander North Carolina The Baptist Church Bureau of Navigation Aid For Education Moran Bros & Co Seattle Wash United States Nebraska Department of Justice

Chickens Meet Master at Train in Odd Kenmore Home Scene

In Rock Station Mort residents see 20 Plymouth Rock chickens greet JL Armstrong, Wabash switchback conductor, at the 618 pm station as his train arrives. The birds march from the ditch to the rails, escort him home with winged cries, proving chicken brains and neighborly loyalty.

Pittsburgh JL Armstrong Wabash Ia Kenmore Place Rock Station Armstrong’sa Hook Station Plymouth Rock Brigade Rooster

Naval construction progress at Cramp yard Philadelphia

The report notes tending naval construction at the Cramp yard in Philadelphia. It states the process was not reported as especially new or significantly important, despite material advances by the bureau of construction and repair over the past two to three years.

Navy Navy Department Congress Iresa Marine Corps Saent Charles M Austin Nwewport BR Washington Yates Stirling Staff Corps Naval Academy Wiliam Mchaste Navy Ward W Brown Naval Com Raleigh Iagerat Aofa Philadelphia Shepherdstown Ventor Totomac Antietam Naval Constructor Creek Wavy Department Lloyd Bankson Siperm Bureau of Construction and Repair

Navy Paymaster Terrell Trial Highlights Instruction Gaps

A court martial report on Assistant Paymaster King Terrell details embezzlement charges and his defense that insufficient instruction and ignorance of navy regulations led to improper handling of advances. The Navy notes Terrell pleaded guilty to embezzlement and cites Regulations Articles 4456 to 4462.

Terrell King Terrell Navy Navy Department The Auditors Office Auditors Terrall

Peary Addresses Norton July 3 Independence Day Event

Admiral Teary spoke to Norton Independence Day crowd and displayed the flag he carried to the earths top. He described the discovery of the North Pole as a stanza in Americas epic, predicting an era of unprecedented prosperity after current world turmoil subsides.

Norton Teary

How Much Land If All Land Above Sea Spread Globally

A reader notes that spreading 25,000,000 cubic miles of land currently above sea level evenly over the globe would create a shell roughly 60 feet thick. The remark invites reconsideration of Earth’s land distribution and volume.

Dr and Mrs Edmund Gros Second Line Organizer of American Ambulance Work in France

Dr Edmund Gros of San Francisco organized the American ambulance effort in France and helped systematize care for the French army. The couple, shown in Paris beside the American hospital, have tirelessly aided the wounded and earned recognition for their hospital’s premier status.

France Edmund Gros San Francisco Paris Gros Franese

Notable summer movements among regional families noted

Continued from seventh page features travel and relocations. Pater Dr Simon plans to open the Western branch of the Jewish chau tauqqua in San Francisco. Mr and Mrs A Liebman and their daughters Anna and Deborah May, and Mrs Charles Kaufman head to Atlantic City for the summer cottage. Mr Theodore Brock from this city spent several days at Atlantic City last week.

Tures Ann Arbor University of Michigan University of Minnesota Pater Simon San Francisco A Liebman Anna Liebman Deborah May Liebman Charles Kaufman Washington Atlantic City Theodore Brock Ben Frank Baltimore J J Whins New York Morton Luchs Rudolph

Kensington Society Highlights From Washington and Atlantic City

Kensington society notes a lively period with St Pauls Episcopal Sabbath school picnic at Great Falls, visits from Miss May Simpson and Miss Mary Rumer, and numerous Washington and Baltimore trips. Mentions guests Harriet Brown of Habana Cuba, Marion Spink of Ithaca, and Sadie Kinnear. Includes wedding shower for Miss Selma Hahn and a Kensington lodge July meeting under St Andrews.

St Pauls Episcopal Sabbath School Great Falls May Simpson Washington Mary Rumer Rising Sun Sadie Kinnear Morman Marion Spink Ithaca Harriet Brown Habana Cuba Leslie FE Prince

War Department announces widespread staff changes in adjutant general office

Last week at the War Department a series of civil service appointments and some promotions were announced across multiple offices. Notable changes include clerks and translators moving to higher grades at the adjutant general, judge advocate general, surgeon general, chief signal officer, and other bureaus, with raises from hundreds to over $2,000 per year and several staff resignations surfaced in the Secretary of War notice.

Adjutant General War Department Civil Service Rules Adjutant General's Office Bawara Davie Judge Advocate Carls Pale Bank James EB Wilson John H Lyons Robert B Mc Raven Willam D Googe Cari J Falst Ordnance William Kerdall Eamund S van Brunt Bureau of Insular Affairs James Z Linville Adjutant Generals Office Daniel M Keeton Andrew FE Nin Charlea Englich Ray W_ Ireland lerk George E Long Staf Nathaniel Hershler Otto Abramsky Adolf Gerhard MM Bartow Mercer Secretary of

Pope Benedict greets educators at Catholic Education event

In St Paul on July 8 the final session of the Catholic Educational Association heard Pope Benedict’s greeting read by Archbishop Ireland. Prof W J McAuliffe of Cathedral College urged Catholics to guard against unfavourable legislation as the pope bestowed his apostolic benediction on the association’s president and members and its work.

St Paul Minn Pope Benedict W J McAuliffe Cathedral College Pope Ireland Holy Father

Election clashes in Chile shake Valparaiso and Santiago

In Santiago and Valparaiso on Monday supporters of presidential candidates Don Juan Luis San Fuentes and Don Javier Figueroa clashed in the streets. Several persons were wounded as San Fuentes held a slim majority of eight votes. Figueroa supporters charged fraud, while authorities remained in full control.

Valparaiso Santiago Senor Juan Luis San Fuentes Don Javier Figueroa Senor San Fuentes Figueroa

War Depends on Work France Warned That Industry Will Win

A Washington story notes French writer Charles Humbi warns against assuming Germany has exhausted its resources. He emphasizes France must rely on its industrial capacity and workers, not just generals, as industry now drives wartime output. France’s foundries factories and workers are mobilized to produce guns shells machines automobiles and other war supplies.

Wills S Bryant Bryant Washington Przemys Germany Galieian Cracow Bresau Charles Humbi Fran France

Linen for bandages drives wartime textile effort

A committee led by Hopkins in New York solicits worn out linen for surgical dressings to aid wounded soldiers. Women like Sister Susies sew shirts while volunteers in towns nationwide assemble fabric into strips, sized for front use. Contributions of cloth and money are urged to support the effort through the war years.

Morgan Europe United States

Atlantic Fleet Drill Plan Details June to Sept

The Atlantic fleet announced a summer program to keep the battleship auxiliary squadron destroyer and submarine flotilla active with large scale exercises through September 19 without Panama Canal transit. The battleship will operate off the New England coast in July and August, then move south. Coaling at sea will be scaled up. Submarines will be overhauled until July 3 then conduct torpedo firing and crew training to reach peak efficiency under Rear Admiral Henson as chief of operations.

Eummer Panama Canal New England Henson

Train picks him off auto in Williamantic incident

Williamantic on Tuesday noon the Boston and Hartford express of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad stopped for orders. G Parker Stearns formerly a belt ful of hobbyist tells he was driving to town when his car ran out of gas at Andover Steeles Station and was hurled onto the locomotive cowcatcher after the engine brushed his car leaving him torn and smeared but alive with a remarkable tale of survival.

Williamantia Boston and Hartford Express New York New Haven and Hartford Williamantic G Parker Williamantte Steeles Station Andover

Stork Brings Three Girls to Altoona Family

Mrs Willis E Clair of Jumata, Altoona, has borne triplets all girls. The newborns weigh eighteen pounds together and are reported healthy. This appears to be a family trait with multiple twins and triplets in Mrs Clair's relatives. She is 90, married six years, and previously had three children, two deceased.

Altoona Pa Willis E Clair Jumata

Christening of Lady Decies' Son in London

Arthur Marcus Ger Delapoar Beresford, son of Lord and Lady Decies, was christened at Stokepages by Caron Barnett. The godfathers included the Duke of Connaught and George Gould, with the ceremony held in London on July 3.

London Arthur Marcus Ger Douglas Delapoar Beresford Nate Lord Til Decies Caron Barnett Stokepages Duke of Connaustt George Gould

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