Divorce aids purity opposed to remarrying
Kansas City Nov 13. At the International Purity Congress Rev. J M Wyle argues legitimate divorce aids social purity and remarriage is a social menace. Miss Margaret B Luther, Florence Crittenton superintendent, urges better home conditions to curb vice and notes many girls in courts are under 18.
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Zion City
Florence Crittenton
New York
Kansas City
J. M. Wyle
Kansas
International Purity Congress
Rey Pantet Bryant
Mike
Margaret B. Luther
Florence Rittanton
Law Fork City
Dr Anna Shaw Wins National American Woman Suffrage Association
The convention here votes to press war suffrage efforts before Congress, rejecting a focus on the Bristow Mondell amendment. Anna Howard Shaw is nominated for president amid a slate of officers and secretaries, with final selection due Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthsille Tyna
Almomttol
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Bristow-Mondell
Jace Addan
Whicano
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Haymond Brown
Susan B Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Theasaneattion
Theof Sare
Hirst
Miran Jean Gordon
New Orleans
Katherine Dexter McCormick
New York
Jeaha Hreckinridge
Kentucky
Katherine B. Davis
Medill McCorick
Chicago
MiesQurt
Sevomul
Nellie N. Somerville
Mississippi
Zona Gale
Wisconsin
Suit Seeks 15000 Dollars from Mount Sing Hospital
New York Now 13 reports Mrs Rachel Hasselbach suing Mount Sing Hospital for 15000 damages claiming her husband died after an appendicitis operation. She alleges delay in possession of the body and improper removal of vital organs including the heart, liver, and other parts without consent.
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New York
Rachel Hasselbach
Supreme Court
Mount Sing Hospital
Hasselbach
List Ag
Roumania's Attitude Toward War May Yet Decide the Final Outcome
The piece traces Roumania's 1886 crown accession by Prince Charles of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen and how foreign influence, national aims, and the drive for a greater Roumania shape today’s politics. It notes lingering Transylvanian/Bukovina goals and the king’s independence from dynastic lineage in deciding alliances and war posture.
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Roumania
Charles of
Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Hohenzollern
Wallachia
Moldavia
Cuza
Paris
France
England
William
Prussia
Bismarck
Russia
Turkey
Paria
Napoleon Eil
Murat
Beauharnais
Transylvania
Bukovina
Charles
Help the Babies Milk Fund Seeks Aid for Infant Welfare
Urgent appeal urges every reader to contribute to the milk fund supporting infant welfare work. The campaign aims to ensure nourishment for babies in need and sustain frontline care during difficult months.
Milk fund leaders praise public support for Washington babies
The leaders of the milk fund in Washington express gratitude for the generous response to their appeal. They note the touched hearts of the people and stress the urgency and importance of their work, saying the encouragement eases their labor and they extend their thanks.
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Washington
Public ownership of postal wires urged by Burleson
Postmaster General Burleson spoke at the Capitol on government ownership of telephone and telegraph lines, citing public utility success. He plans to renew last year’s recommendations in his annual report and push the rail mail pay rate readjustment bill now before the Senate after House approval.
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Burleson
Capitol
Fie
House
Senate
Baby Milk Fund Contributions Noted in Ledger
A partial, damaged entry lists donor names and amounts for a baby milk fund. Among contributions are Katharine Wilkins, John F. Wilkins Jr, Kathryn and Richard, and others with varied sums, including a friend named Fran U. KR. W. and amounts like $1,253.72.
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Fran U
Suffragette Mrs. Pethwick Lawrence to Speak in Washington
English peace and woman suffrage advocate Mrs. Pethwick Lawrence arrived in Washington and will address a Sunday afternoon Columbia Theater audience on peace and suffrage. She is staying with Mrs. John J. White at Studio House, Sheridan Circle, and attended dinners hosted by Mrs. White featuring Nina Si Alexander and Alice Paul, with guests including Dr. Harvey Wiley and others.
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Pethwick Lawrence
Washington
Columbia Theater
Lawrence
John J. White
Studio House
Sheridan Circle
White
Nina Si. Alexander
Transfer Ordered by President for Lemmond Duty
William W. Lemmond, former Assistant Attorney General until August 31, is to be reinstated then transferred to a law clerk post in the Office of the Judge Advocate General at the War Department. Salary set at 2400 dollars yearly. Lecture series begins with Mrs. Clara Berrick Colby discussing suffrage novel "Della Blanchflower" at the Ebbitt House on Wednesday at 10 45.
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William W. Lemmond
Department of Justice
Department
Secretary of War
War Department
Lemmond
Clara Berrick Colby
Ebbitt House
Bare Secrets Of Life Baby Crop On The Wane
New York reports indicate 1 000 Harvard graduates may yield only sixteen male descendants in six generations. Dr Charles Davenport urges state control of marriage and eugenic boards as safeguards amid warnings that human traits are hereditary and misuse could create social problems.
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Harvard
New York
Charles Benedict Davenport
Eugenics Record Office
Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island
E. H. Harriman
Eugenica Record Office
John D. H Rockefeller
Davenport
Address by Rev Williams on Ecclesiastical Use of Public Funds
The Rev G F Willams will speak at 7 30 tonight at the Pythian Temple in an open meeting of the American Federation of Patriotic Societies The retired Episcopal clergyman has been filling in at Epiphany Church during vacation A separate note announces a recital by Dr Adam Geibel a blind composer from Philadelphia at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Terminal Railroad M G A He will mix his talk with his own vocal and instrumental pieces
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G. F. Willams
Pythian Temple
American Federation of Patriotic Specietics
Mr. Williams
Episcopal Church
Rantelph H. McKim
Epiphany Church
Adam Geibel
Philadelphia
Gelbel
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Eichteenth
Charles Wood
Tidwart Hannaford
Harry Baremore
Angus Micialer
Pek
Aehook
Wa. Ra
Dowser
Christian Endeavor
Boom—Mudle
Sydney Lloyd Wrightaon Mieseter
Arvey Murray
Hyde
Fchington North Capitol
Florida Ave
H. A. Brundage
Got Lane
George Buckler
Organic World Union
Liberal Religious Union
Mia
May D. Lightfoot
Civilisation
Countess Dumas Plans Benefit at Belasco Theater
The Countess Dumas has arranged a benefit at the Belasco Theater on Monday evening November 23 with Walter Howard's London company performing The Story of the Rosary. Proceeds aid French and Belgian soldiers in trenches, with Mepars Rhuberts and Comstock & Gest guiding the effort. Packages of warm clothing and necessities are invited, prepaid to the French Transatlantic Line agent in New York, for shipment to France.
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Countess Dumas
Belasco Theater
Walter Howard
London
Struggie
Belgium
Mepars
Rhuberts
Comstock & Gest
America
France
New York
Auto kills aged woman at Northwest corner
Mrs. Clara B. Davidson aged 84 was run over by a hired auto truck at Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and Eighth Street. She died minutes after reaching Emergency Hospital from skull fracture and internal injuries. The Witt-Well Motor Co. truck, hired by Mitchell Plumbing Co., was driven by Robert Zabawa of Eighth Street Southeast. Crossing police arrested Zabawa. coroner to hold inquiry. Mrs. Davidson was widow of John Winn Davidson and mother to two daughters, Mrs. Curtia Hopkins and Mrs. Lottie Webster.
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Clara B. Davidson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eighth Street
Curtia B. Hopkins
Harvard Street
Lottie Webster
Westmoreland
Spinster's Return staged for Young Women's Home Fund
Two hundred friends of the Young Women's Christian Home at 311 Street Northwest attended a farce comedy The Spinster's Return Thursday night. The production, arranged by home connected girls, aimed to defray costs. East ward participants included Misses Robinson King Bayliss Whitton Gaird Delamonde Pritchard Lamar Silcett O'Brian Dayton Eutler James Niedfeldt and Reese, with Mrs Ellen Lloyd and Mrs Lawia. Miss Jennie M. Roberts supervised the home’s presentation.
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Young Women's Christian Home
wWers
Alice Robinson
Alice King
Alice Bayliss
Devere Whitton
Katharine Gaird
Mary Delamonde
Isabelle Pritchard
Abbie Lamar
Etta Silcett
Ruth O'Brian
Hermin Dayton
Florence Eutler
Lulu James
Sadie Niedfeldt
Josephine Wagner
Hadith Bentley
Mae McGovern
Leslie Dempsey
Jebsle Reese
Young Women’s Christian Home
Mrs Leavitt Arrives in London With Embassy Party
Mrs Arthur Leavitt wife of the U S embassy secretary at Constantinople traveled to London today with their child and the party of Sir Louis Matlet British ambassador recalled from Turkey The journey from Constantinople was slow but uneventful and without excitement
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U. S
Costantinople Safe
London
Arthur el. Leavitt
Constantinople
Louis Matlet
Turkey
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Leaves of absence and transfers list officers from various branches with extensions and new postings. Among those named are Maj. Transford Threlkeld, Capt. Louis Tt Ball, and numerous colonels and majors slated for Fort Leavenworth service schools, medical corps stays, and chaplain examination boards at Texas City and Fort Myer with related duty reassignment details.
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Transford
Threlkeld
Chictieth Infantry
Louis Tt. Ball
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Beavenworth
Kans
Army Service
Echooln
Charles M. Truitt
Twenty-second Infantry
Charles H.griehson
Cavalry
George FP. Landers
Coal Artillery Corps
Eieut
E. _MUND M. BLAKE
Coast Artillery Corps
iCol
Eoward F. McGlachlin, Jr
Pittafeild Artillery
Frank L. Wenn
Hoson A. Lewis
Sixth Infantry
George 4Th
Bymnam
Tenth Cavalry
William C. Hennett
Sixteenth Infantry
Wilson Chase
Twentyfirst Infantry
William F. Groth
Eleventh Infantry
Bentamon ¥. Hardaway
Seventeenth Infantry
Jon Howard
Well
Jam Trooke
Twenty-first Infantry
Charles W. Fenton
Second Cavalry
Ferdinand
Bobre
Eighteenth Infantry
Edward D. Anderson
George P. White
Ninth Cavalry
Marcus B. Stokes
Tenth Infantry
Medical Corps
Charles B. McBrayer
Presidio of Monterey
Cal
Alcatraz
Kk. Gosman
Gosma
Fort McDowell
Levy. M.athaway
Presidio of
Monterey
Ami
Fort. Baker
Harry MN. Kerns
Kerns
Texas City
Tex
Irving W. Rand
Medieval Corps
George G. Gatley
Fourth Feld Artillery
Charles W. Freeland
Ray W. Bevan
Ben W. Felld
John R. B. Taylor
Army War College
Fort Myer
Douglas F. Duval
William J. Snow
Third Field Artillery
Chaptein
Timothy FP. O'Keefe
Fifth
Ccavlairy
William M. Connell
Fifth Cav.ry
Clemens W. McMillan
George L. Morrison
Fifth Cavalry
Solomon P. Vestat
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy
Hitchcock Military Academy
San Rafael
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report
Treut 6 8 graves detached receiving ship San Francisco to executive and navigator Glacier Lieut J J McCracken detached Glacier to St Louis Ensign Benjamin Perlman detached Wyoming to TFlusser Bolan J H Falgh detached Utah to Preston Ensign J A Saunders detached New Hampshire to Held Ensign H E Keisker detached receiving ship at Norfolk to Hannibal Ensign Gargent Force detached Hannibal to Georgia Robign J R Peterson detached Georgia to Terry Ensign H S Jrans detached Michigan to Warrington Ensign EK R McCluong detached Warrington to Perkins Ensign D C Ramsey detached Nashville to Perkins Paym Gletk A B Conquest appointed to naval station Glengapo Movements of Naval Vessels Malled-Biddle from Baltimore for Annapolis Panther from Hampton Roads for Annapolis Whippie and Paul Jones from San Diego for San Pedro Tennesse from Mitylene Aegean Bea for Inland of Befo Auto Minor Arrived-Biddie at Annapolis Brutex at Port au Prince Whippie and Pantonge at San Pedro Dolphin at Washington Prairie at Boston Flasper Prenton and Reid at Mor folk yard West Virginia at Maxation The Lamson and Wale now at New York yard have been ordered to Charleston yard for repairs The Drayton now at Lyonheren Roads has been ordered to New York yard for repairs The Glacier now at Mare Island yard will proceed to west coast of Mexico about the been instant.
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Hannibal
Georgia
Robign J. R. Peterson
Terry
H. S. Jrans
Michigan
Warrington
Enslgn EK. R. McCluong
Perkins
D. C. Ramsey
Nashville
Gletk
A. B. Conquest
Naval Station
Glengapo
Biddle
Baltimore
Annapolis
Panther
Hampton Roads
Whippie
Paul Jones
San Diego
San Pedro
Tennesse
Mitylene
Aegean Bea
Befo
Auto Minor
Biddie
Brutex
Port Au Prince
Pantonge
Dolphin
Washington
Prairie
Boston
Flasper
Prenton
Reid
Morfolk Yard
West Virginia
Maxation
Lamson
Wale
New York Yard
Charleston
Drayton
Lyonheren Roads
Glacier
Mare Island Yard
Mexico
Death Halts Joy Ride Ending in Fatal Crash
A late night party in New York led to a deadly Pelham Parkway crash after a joy ride in a car owned by 22 year old Joseph F. McGuire. Elizabeth Dayton, 20, died. Violet Von Shaick, 18, and Anna Willy, 22, were slightly injured. McGuire and Roche, 25, were part of the party. Roche claimed he had no employment.
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New York
Joseph F. McGuire
Brooklyn
Pelham Parkway
Hunter’s Island Inn
Elizabeth Dayton
Violet von Shaick
Anna Willy
New Rochelle
McGuire
William Roche
Roches
Howie
Big Cather
Roohe
Healey
Vaa
Meftuire
Roche
Parkway
Hunters Inland Inn
Icemen At Big Banquet Honored Officers At Session
Newly elected officers and speakers recount hard knocks behind ice trade success at a two day Ebbitt banquet. J E Bircher of Philadelphia named president with Harry Hammond of Alexandria as vice president and W H Ross of New York as secretary treasurer.
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Ebbitt
J. E. Bircher
Philadelphia
Harry Hammond
Alexandria
C. Wohrmann
Brooklyn
New York
Barold Cole
New Jersey
Waiker H. Craig
Pennsylvania
W. H. Dehrmann
H. J. Dewalt
H. R Fisher
J. Francis
Virginia
J. M. Uifiergle
Frank Heckle
William J. Hexamer
J. Jamison
Maryland
Theodore Koolischer
John &. Livesey
Ray W. Barr
J. H. Oat
Samuel Peterson
W. H. Ross
William B. Savern
William S. Shipley
Thomas Shipley
A. & Breklay
Virgins SP
Stevenson
J. E. Hicher
Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs. Witmer Stradley
Delaware
Miller Stradley
A. Stumf
F. W. Mayer
Elder
Eastern Tee Association
Carl Dahlquist
Chicago
W. Everett Parsons
W. ©. Hexamer
E. H. Seely
Altoona
Association
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Sunday Spiritualist Services at First Spiritualist Church
Sunday services announced at the First Spiritualist Church Pythian Temple 2012 Ninth St first floor 7 to 8 8 p m lecture on Jesus and spirit communion by Mrs Z B Kates gratitude day and christening services all invited at The Brighton 2122 California St Sunday afternoon lecture on Jesus at The Brighton 2122 California St
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Pythian Temple
Z. B. Kates
Eee G Mopeirott
Jesus
Brighton
California Street
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Fife
New York Womens Night Court
Misa Luther
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Toulo
Lecter
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Sues Hospital
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Baker’s Cocoa
USB
Pat Oe
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Siew Spar
Baby Milk Fund
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Christian Home
Mrs. Leavitt
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Fort IL
G. Wright
Joan H. Howard
Fort Slocum
Arthur D. Budd
Ordnance Department
Mason W. Gray, Jr
Ninth Infantry
NAVAL
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Icemen
Eastern Association
Adler
Sulathe
Gton
Wes
Droop
Amusements
Thurspeen
Yvonne’ DE Treville
Pete Donne
Columbia Theatre
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N. W. Burchell
Macainery
National Electrical Supply Co
N. EL. Ave
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First Congregational Church
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Louis EO Pardum
Whipper
M2 Pardum
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Subjert
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JO. Friseet
Pastor Ingram
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Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
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Washington Temple
Old Masonic Temple
N. W. Eimaty
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Columbus
Ohio
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Java
Oliver Mor Biathers
Lisa F Cresh
Harvey's Souper
T Keetirg
Trery Atercoon
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Max Spiegel
Emerey Benner
Jen Holmes
Leona Fox
Watson
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Steward’s Business College
N. W. Washington
Longeneers
Sebo
Emerson Institute
the Drillery
Gosiness and Civil Service College
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E St. N. W
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Emily Fred Barnes
Sleventh Street
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