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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1915

Page

4

Peace and Hope in Freemasons Urge Arms Embargo

Grand Master George Freifeld of the Grand Lodge of New York urges Freemasonry to be neutral in world affairs and support an arms embargo. He calls for aid to be sent only where needed, warns against supplying weapons, and notes that about $440,000 was raised for the endowment fund last year.

N.w Aca George Freifeld Grand Lodge New York Tribune Freemasonry Grand Lodge of New York State Masonic Hall West Twenty-third Street America Europe New World Fretfeld Adowment New York

Births Reported In Local Notices List of New Arrivals

A long list of births is reported with multiple couples named. George A Totten and Agnes M Totten announce a son William B Totten. Joseph N Smith and Blanche C Smith announce a son. Huter Grimaley and Emma Grimaley announce a son. Clinton D Jones and Sarah H Jones announce a son. John B Byers and Louies A Byers announce a daughter. John Stewart and Sadie Stewart announce a daughter. John G Jackson and Maggie Jackson announce a daughter. William Booker and Besmie Booker announce a daughter. Patrick Hoberts and Mary J Wilson announce a daughter. Several other couples listed include Rev James Montgomery with Edward R Dougherty and Louise A Bowden. Rev William J Brooks with Everett A Hidey. Gladys Hoffman. Philip H Devery with Nellie Leesburg. Rev James S Montgomery with Thomas H Clements and Edon G Phelps. Rev William W Shearer with Marshall W Taylor. Rev Charles Warren Voss Wicitfeld with Talitha Turner. Rev Luther H Waring and Randolph Victorian Armano Vieh. John J Mu and ee Wark. James Bed O'Brien with Matilds G Hhoons. Charles C McLean with Florence G Duchose of Fort Washington, Md. Rev Howard F Downs.

George A Agnes M Totten William B Laure H Simpson Joseph N Blanche C Smith Huter Emma E Grimaley Clinton D Sarah H. Jones John B Louies A. Byers John Sadie Stewart John G Maggie Jackson William and Besmie Booker Patrick Hoberts Mary J Wilson James Montgomery Edward R Dougherty Louise A. Bowden William J Brooks Everett A Hidey Erie Gladys Hoffman Baltimore James Montgomery Philip H. Devery Lovettsville Nellieasthe Leesburg James S Montgomery Thomas H Clements Edon G Phelps William W Shearer Marshall W Taylor Susie Fagan Charles Warren Voss Wicitfeld Talitha C. Turner Clifton Forge Luther H’ Waring Randolph Victorian Armanovieh F Downs John J Mu Paternon Ee Wark Apine Her’ James Bed O'Brien James HH Mori Matilds G Hhoons Hey Charles C McLean Robert Crawford Florence G Duchose Fort Washington Howanl F Downs

Deaths Reported in Washington D C Hospitals and Homes

A list of deaths from various city hospitals and institutions including United States Soldiers Home Sibley Garfield and Gallinger Hospitals Washington Asylum and Freedmen’s Hospital. Names include Catherine Ryan Adolph Fable Walter Flynn Mary F Banger James Nelson Solomon Glencoe Louis F Coleman and others with ages ranging from 6 weeks to 84 years.

Catherine Ryan United States Soldiers' Home Hospital R Jordan Sibley Hospital Adolph M Fable Ei Walter Flynn Garfield Hospital William McIntosh Government Hospital For Insane listeNe T. P Goodman Sarah K Fracker Mary F. Banger Monroe Mary F Gossage James Nelson Gallinger Hospital Louis F Coleman Fenton Solomon Glencoe Washington Asylum Albert T Timmons 20Th St. Nw Henry Edwards Maggie Tolson Freedmen’s Hogpital

End to Cruelties Urges Humane Treatment of Animals

Police chief volunteers aid as Animal Rescue League meets in Raleigh to press humane animal protection. Dr E Smith denounces vivisection and trapping for clothing while urging humane farms and reforms, with Mrs Huntington Smith Maj Raymond Pullman and Rev Dr C Ernest Smith among speakers.

Animal Rescue League Raleigh Huntington Smith Boston Raymond Pullman C. Ernest Smith Smith Florida Louisiana League The Humane Society Maj Pullivan Rescus League Mia Smith

Earlham Coeds Use Water Pipe Tunnel As a Trysting Place

Earlham Indiana May 15 coeds and men at Earlham College used a buried water pipe tunnel linking Bundy Hall with Waltham Hall to meet after hours. Four athletes and four women met in the basement of Earlham Hall, prompting hall councils to discipline them with a semester ban on intersex meetings and loss of five credits each.

Earlham Coeds Earlham Ind Earlham College Bundy Hall Bundy Waltham Hall Earnham Hall

Charitable drive at Bnai Brith convention aids war sufferers

Philadelphia May 15 AID HEBREW WAR SUF FE RS. At the forty-third biennial convention of the Order of B rith Abraham delegates vote to tax all 72000 members 25 cents each for a relief fund to aid Jewish war sufferers. A $209 yearly grant supports a Jewish tuberculosis camp in Los Angeles. The report also notes the Mauretania steamer cancellation due to insufficient passenger demand.

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Radium Fertilizer Promises Growth for Lawns and Gardens

For Better Lawns, Brever Flowers promotes Radium Plant Food as a fertilizer claimed to support perfect growth for lawns, flowers, plants, vegetables, and shrubbery with emphasis on its nourishing properties.

Why Your Lawn Flowers and Garden Need Radium Fertilizer

The ad claims lawn and garden plants require balanced food like nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash. It promotes Radium Fertilizer as containing these elements plus a new element Radium for strength and growth, urging readers to buy at a reduced introductory price and noting common fertilizer alone is insufficient.

Radium Fertilizer Proven to Boost Crops and Lawns

The text extols Radium Fertilizer as a proven plant food developed after extensive European and American research led by Dr. H. H. Busby. It claims average yields up 39 percent for vegetables across tested samples and describes practical lawn use, suggesting five pounds cover 250 square feet and advising pre sowing work and watering to activate nutrients.

Europe America H. H. Busby College of Pharmacy Columbia University Nutley N. J Northfield Ohio Washington Post Radium Fertilizer Co Pittsberzh Pa

Radium Fertilizer Promoted for Small Garden Use

An advertisement touts Radium Fertilizer as ideal for lawns flowers and small gardens. The product is described as a strong concentrated food in convenient packages with easy application and no waste for top-dressing lawns.

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