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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1911

Page

3

Rose Show Trophy Wins by Jude Bros Co in Boston

The annual Rose Show held in Boston under the American Rose Society awarded the Challenge Trophy for Best Display of Cut Roses to Jude Bros Co. The event marked a District of Columbia triumph in national and Dominion of Canada competition with several first prizes for best groin varieties.

Boston American Rose Society Benjamin Dotrance Jude Bros. Co District of Columbia United States Dominion of Canada

Oppose Church Liberty Plans Highlight Adventist Meet

At Takoma Park a Seventh Day Adventist committee urged religious liberty conventions across the U S to oppose church state fusion. They scheduled ten day sessions in Graysville New York Lincoln Nashville Keene Los Angeles Pittsburgh Calgary Milwaukee Toronto and other cities with focus on Johnston District Sunday bills.

Fair Council General Conference Seventh-Day Adventista Takoma Park Committee On Religious Liberty United States Seventh-Day Adventiata Calgary Canada Milwaukee Toronto Committee On New Jersey Maryland Delaware Fenneylvania Virgina West Virginia District of Columbia Foreign Department J. H. Schilling Dresden Germany G F Haffner Oklahoma Councyl Woten Sene Salst Ida Thomason Vineland N. J Murge Cape Town South Africa W Tugle Minneapolis Spokane Wash A. Burman Alberta Montana M. C Strachan South Carolina Washington, DC A. N. “Durant Granade West Indley Pittsburgh Mies

Excited by Fire Drill At Geological Survey Building

A fire drill caused excitement in F Street yesterday at about 2 30. Clerks of the geological survey streamed into the street in a hurry, 400 people exited the building in four and a half minutes. The chief clerk said the time could be improved, but there was no stampede.

F Street Geological Survey Coain

Army Orders Leave and duty assignments span medical corps and staff

Military notices list officers placed on leave or assigned to duties. Lieutenant William Borden medical reserve corps two months. Colonel Jefferson R Kean to Habana to represent medical department at American Public Health Association meeting. Captain Joseph F Gohn to Kenya? for tannery visits. Brig. Gen. William W. Wotherspoon rolled from temporary duty. Major Charles Reynolds and others detailed to clinical surgeons of North America in Philadelphia. Capt Allie W. Williams and Capt J William L Kellefant named. Wards include Henry F. Pipes released from Army Medical School. Captain William Grove to Kansas City purchasing role. Lt. William George to Fort D A Hemall. Roderick Carmichael to additional tests and purchasing duties at New Orleans.

William Borden Jefferson R’ Kean Habana Cuba American Public Health Joseph F Gohn NB Alten's Sons Company Kepooht Wie William W Wotherspoon USA Hugh J Gallagher Everett Wash Medical Department of the Army Fredrick? Reynolds Thomas L Rhoada Elwerth Charles R Reynolds Allie W. Williamg J. Whaliam L. Kelle Fant Henry F Pipes Army Medical School William Grove Kansan City Borat William Georqe Herpiisl Corpt Fort D A

Naval Orders and Movements from a Damaged Report

Comar D W Blandr granted leave to Woopworra to duty In charge wireless station Artingtog Wa Enrign Re Rogers to Des Moines Midshipman H Ridgely on duty. Movements list includes ships Bulls, Mayflower, Potomac, Cyclops, and others sailing from Guantanamo, New York, and Shanghai toward various destinations.

Comar W Blandr Wicconia Frreman Woopworra Artingtog Enrign Rogers Des Moines Ridgely Smith Bure Machenes Buffalo Diggo Chat Male Paducah Guantanamo North River Utah Culgon Solace Florida Batley Mar- Fant Potomac Cyclops Sterling North Caroline Lamson Fluscer Preston Macdonough New York Meyflower Hast River New York City Barry Simkwan Hankow Agte Recondino Bay Cubs Calgos Solad Tavy Yard Shanghei

Cuiticura Soap Ointment Says Frees Skin

An ad claims Cutiours Soap and Ointment can free skin of dandruff and related conditions. It mentions samples of each free, a 32-page book, and directs readers to Cuiticura Dept 0 Boston for more details.

Cuiticura Boston

Snapshots of social leaders spark notes on weddings and fashion

A society item sketches upcoming events and rumored marriages including SNAPSHOTS AT SOCIAL LEADERS with Camgus and Miss Sherman wedding plans at Fifth Avenue and Sixty Fifth Street, plus matron of honor Mrs Gillespie. It explores fashion envy, English names, and a Lenox voter becoming the town's first woman voter at Lenox.

Ord Camgus Migs Mildred Sherman Maurice Stanor Miss Sherman Wyatts Sherman Fifth Avenue Sixty-fifth Street Lawrence L. Gillespie

Shirk Church Duties Strength of Catholics At District Convention

William Knowles Cooper of the Y M C A urged delegates at the District Sunday School Association convention to focus on men unable to attend services and to establish Bible teaching efforts. He contrasted Catholic Church strength from Mass attendance with gender gaps, noting 300000 more women than men in churches. Rev. Joseph T. Watts stressed evangelism and Sunday schools as key prep for lay work. The session, led by WW Millan, featured reports on teacher training and adult departments, plus discussions on the boy scout movement and manual methods in Sunday School.

William Knowles Cooper Mr. Watts District Sunday School Association Sersion New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Wiliam Knowles Cooner Young Men's Christian Association Washington Joseph T. Watts The Baptist, Sunday School Association of Virginia Association WW. Millan James A. MacElwee John W. Hollyday Frank J. Goodwin Ada Armiel Gang Carleton FR. Ball J. H. Hannen N. O. Gibson A. M. Chesley Oval Council H. 8. Martin

Wedding Couples Leave Washington For North Trip

Elizabeth V. Kenealy and William J. Tobin wed Tuesday at St Aloysius Church with Frank Tobin as best man. After December 1 the couple will reside at Chevy Chase Baltimore. Invitations numbered about 400. attendees included the bridegroom’s grandfather and Mrs. Daall of Chicago. A reception followed at the bride’s home.

Keiser Washington Webster Street WC Jinker Kanans AA Daall Chicago Elizabeth V. Kenealy William J. Tobin St Aloysius' Church Willian Brooks Frank Tobin Slater Diehl Keneal Tobin Chevy Chase

Falconio Bids Adieu as He Plans Return to Rome

Apostolic Delegate Mgr Falconio prepares for Rome departure after being named cardinal. He will sail November 14 from New York aboard the Kronprincess Cecilie, arriving before the consistory on November 27. He expresses deep gratitude to Americans for their kindness during his U.S. tenure and looks forward to continuing service to the church in the Sacred College. The Holy See also appoints Mgr Bona venture Cerretti to charge d'affaires in Rome.

Rome United States Mgr. Falconio Washington New York Kronpringesa Cecilie Ang Mgr. Fatoonta Merry del*Val Pope Pius Mgr Falconia Sacred‘ College St. Peter's Holy See Mgr. Bonaventure Cerretti

Opposition to vaccination spreads among department workers

The Department of Agriculture announced a typhoid vaccination campaign for thousands of its employees, sparking protests from officeholders who misread Secretary Wilson's request. Officials say most traveling staff may take precautions, while others fear health impacts and extended leave.

Department of Agriculture Thet Department Wilson

Mrs Mantell Dies at Home After Illness

New York on October 31 reports the death of Mrs Robert Mantell known on stage as Marie Booth Russell. She died at her home from heart trouble after a long illness, with her two children by her side. She led her husband's Shakespeare company for years and was Mantell's wife.

Cupid Machinge Earl Cadogan Earl of Wemyns Earl of Clarendon Earl of Suffield Lord Ribblesdale Mrs. Asquith Esme Arkwright Angela Forbes Earl of Roselyn Miss Arkwright Col Fox George Duke of Cambridge New York Robert Burka Mantel Marie Booth Russell

Wireless Station Commander Named at Arlington

Lieut Woodworth of the U S Navy will command the new Arlington wireless station now under construction. He becomes the first officer to head a wireless station in the Navy’s long distance system. The Arlington site will serve as the sending center for the long distance network, with one 680 foot tower and two 40 foot towers. The station will cover about 3000 miles and start operations around July 1.

Dangers for the Home Girl in Life at Home

A moral meditation warns home staying girls against selfish ease and idle habits. It outlines risks like procrastination, shopping, gossip, and idleness that erode character. It urges purposeful living to enrich home and community with joy through useful work and restraint.

Hittie

Roberts to be dismissed from Annapolis midshipmen

The President approved the recommendation to dismiss Midshipman 8 Roberts of Illinois as a member of the third class at Annapolis. Roberts and two others recently dismissed were asked to return early for reexaminations in subjects they had previously failed, with their passing exams triggering the action.

Annapolis Roberts Illitoly Annapoli Tutt Roberta Academy

Jamestown Exposition Grounds Sold at Public Auction

The Jamestown Exposition site on Hampton Roads was sold at public auction for 170000 dollars to RC Strehlow of Omaha representing Hampton Roads waterfront corporation. The sale price fell short of about 160000 dollars claimed by bondholders. The commissioners will report to Federal Judge Waddell with no recommendation on confirmation.

Norfolk Hampton Roads RC Strehlow Omaha Neb

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