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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1913

Page

4

Economy Pure Eye Whiskey Four-Year-Old Penn Rye Value

Fragmentary ad copy markets Economy Pure Eye Whiskey a four year old Penn Rye with exceptional value. Mentions Eugene Schwab at 355 South Street SE and phone line 921. Includes garbled lines about the farm event and Pen Skew, likely a misread address.

Eugene Schwab Sth

Colleges to train 2000 college men as army officers this summer

Secretary Garrison and Gen. Wood unveil a plan to train university and college students for future military service at two experimental camps this summer. Gettysburg and Monterey Presidio will host volunteers 17 and older. officers will instruct while students gain practical officer duties to bolster reserves without extra federal cost.

Gettysburg Monterey Presidio Secretary Garrison Gen. Weed Garrison Leonard Wood War Department Presidio of Monterey Cal Wood United States Yale G Torgetown Georgia School of Technology Bowdoin Johns Hopkins Amherst Dartmouth Harvard Willams Princeton Cornell Columbia Syracuse University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Brown University of Tennessee Washington and Lee University of Virginia United States Army Connecticut Agricultural College Delaware College University of Florida Georgia Military College Milledgeville Marist College Atlanta North Georgia Agricultural College Gordon Institute Barnesville University of Georgia Georgia Military Academy State University of Kentucky Kentucky Miliary Institute University of Maine St. John's College Annapolis Maryland Agricultural College Massachusetts Agricultural College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College New Hampshire College Ofgriculture Rutgers of New Jersey College of St Francis Zavier New York City St. John's School Manlius N. Y New York Miliary Academy Cornwall-on-the-Hudson Bingham School Asheville N. C North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts West Raleigh Pennsylvania Military College Chester Rhode Island State College Clemson Agricultural College Citadel Military Academy South Carolina Columbia Military Academy Sewanee Tennessee Military Institute Norwich University University of Vermit The State Agricultural College Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute Fork Union Military Academy Fork Union University of West Virginia

Haven for the selfish. Lubeck preaches in city sermon

Rev. Dr. Henry Lubeck of Zion and St. Anthony's Church in New York argued at a large outdoor service near Cathedral Square that the city offers both hiding places for selfishness and opportunities for selfless labor. He urged churches to form social service commissions to mobilize the rich and educated to aid the less fortunate.

Big City Lubeck Henry Lubeck Zion and St. Anthony’s Church New York City Massachusetts Wisconsin Liebeck

Suburban Clubhouse Fire Delays Opening in Georgia Avenue

Fire gutted the second floor and locker rooms of the Suburban Clubhouse on Georgia Avenue and Delafield Street. Damage rated between four and five thousand dollars with about one thousand dollars of furniture ruined. Temporary lockers and amenities to aid immediate use while rebuilding planned. origin blamed on faulty insulation in an electric wire.

Georgia’ Avenue Delafield Street Nicholson Margaret Walton W. 5. Walton

Cardinal Gibbons Leads Major Catholic Mission Week

Cardinal Gibbons spent yesterday in Washington and attended confirmation services at St Matthew's as part of a weeklong mission. More than 600 men received Easter communion at St Matthew's early masses. First communions were held at St Aloysius St Joseph's and St Dominic's with 125 candidates at confirmation and 88 children at St Joseph's.

St. Aloysius St. Joseph’s St. Dominic’s Cardinal Gibbons Washington Mer. Thomas 4. Lee St. Matthew's Church Father Milla Father Buckey Father Cooper Father Scully New York Father Wieming and Scully St. Matthews Baltimore Father Fleming Eugene del. McDonnell St. Aloysiua’ Church Father McDonnell Ignatius Fealy St. Joseph’s Church Father Fealy Father Cowan Catholic University Vincent McNabb

Two GWU Graduates to Speak at Commencement Exercises

Two George Washington University seniors will deliver the graduating exercises this year. One speaker will come from the law department and the other from arts and sciences. A competitive test in the colleges will select the speakers, with Deans Wilbur of Columbian College and Gregory of the law department on the selection committee. Reverend Charles Hastings Dodd of Baltimore is slated to preach the baccalaureate sermon.

George Washington University Department of Law Department of Arts and Sciences University William Allen Wilbur Columbian College of Arts and Sciences Charles Nobvle Gregory Charles Hastings Dodd Baltimore

Real Estate Sign Law To Be Enforced May Fifteenth

Washington real estate brokers move to enforce the new sign law after May 15. The Real Estate Brokers' Association informs members and all licensed agents of the provisions and impending prosecutions. Commissioners plan strict enforcement starting May 1 if agents fail to secure proper owner permits for signs.

Real Estate Brokers’ Association Ench Washington

Needlework Guild Meeting to Hear Flood Reports

A special meeting of the T Patrict of Columbia branch of the Needlework Guild of America will be held at Epiphany parish hall tomorrow at 11 AM to hear Dayton Obie branch officers recount flood experiences and guild aid. Members will view flood photos. membership requires two new Sarmenia or equivalent money annually.

T Patrict of Columbia Needlework Guild of America Epiphany Parish Hall G@ street Fourteenth Street Dayton, Obie Guild Needlework Guild United States George Spoodhue Dayton George G. Shaw Charles A. Craighead Chauncey Baker G. Thomas Trinlop

Approves Half Holidays for Government Workers

The Hiditor Post endorses Secretary Redfield's proposal for government employees to receive half-holidays in May through September, preferably year round and starting at 2 pm with a 4 pm close. It cites a Chicago experts meeting asserting six-hour workdays with a midday break and a rigid noon closing, arguing law and order support a model government benefits from consistent holidays and lawful practice.

Hiditor Redfield United States Chicago Washington MPL Odonogiiue

Edward B Slater Dead In Baltimore Lawyer Veteran Captain

Edward B Slater 60 of WIG Vermont avenue died yesterday at Providence Hospital from brain infection linked to an ulcerated tooth after three months illness. Born near Williamsburg Virginia he studied at the University of Virginia practiced law in Baltimore until the great fire then Warrenton Virginia where he led the Warrenton Rifles as captain. He came to the city in 1906 and practiced law here with offices in Woodward building survived by his wife body to be taken to Warrenton for burial this afternoon.

Boward Beverly Slater Vermont Avenue Providence Hospital Mr. Stater James River Williamsburg University of Virginia Baltimore Warrenton Warrenton Rifles Woodward

Ascension Day Observed by Alexandria Knights Templar

Alexandria Old Dominion Commandery No 11 Knights Templar held the Ascension Day service at Second Presbyterian Church with full regalia and drawn swords during the creed. The sermon was by Rev Dr John Lee Allison. Burials and other community events followed in the Alexandria area.

Alexandria Knights Templar Shington King Street Old Dominion Commandery Second Presbyterian Church John Lee Allison New Westminster Hoy Chir Torman Little Mount Pleasant Congregational Church Washington William H. Melchoir

Bright's disease curable claim prompts investigation

Letters from varied professionals claim Bright's disease can be cured, challenging the disease being incurable. The writers urge investigation by the highest court to verify genuineness and impact on insurers, government, and the public. An advertisement for Fulton’s Renal Compound and a contact in Washington, D C is included.

Bright Fulton Ethan Cs O'dannett’s F Street John Lal Walton Co San Francisco

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