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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1914

Page

7

No Fear Of Cossacks Russian Soldiers Bad Shots

Berlin dispatch reports German officers criticizing Russian soldiers in East Prussia. They note improved Russian field tactics but poor infantry marksmanship while praising regular cavalry and the conduct of troops during invasion. High officers appear old and out of touch, with many captured officers among prisoners.

Berlin East Prussia von Hindeburg Vistula Prussia Galicia Trussi St. Petersborg Iso Allenstein Pannenverg

Safety First Leader to Visit Washington for Traffic Talk

Preparations for the visit of Pelerate Elliott of the Safety First Association of New York were discussed by Street Safety Association directors in Washington. Elliott, also secretary of Safety First Latlom, is expected to speak on traffic questions and urge a universal traffic law for street motoring as the local group seeks police support to enforce violations. The meeting, led by Dea body president of the local association, also notes a grant request to Misch commissioners.

Pelerate Elliott Safety First’ Association New York Washington Imiret de Remianum BF Gibbs Northwear Elliott Sute Deabody Kiven

Foundry Church Filled For Peace Sermon by Wedderspoon

The Foundry Methodist Church was crowded at the 11 o clock services yesterday morning. Prayers for peace were offered by Rev. Dr Wedder spoon, Dr B S Haywood, and Towns end Weaver. Wedderspoon preached on The Blessedness of Peacemakers. The quartet sang special anthems and offerings at all services benefitted the Red Cross.

Wedderspoon Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Dr Wedderspoon B S. Haywood Townsend Weaver James Shera Montgomery Metropolitan M,bh Ulysséa G. B. Pierce All Soule’ Church America J. J. Muir Temple Baptist Church Tenth and N_ streeta northwest Waldron Church Baptist Church Lucius C. Clark Hamline Church Ninth P Streets Europe Howard G. England Holy Comforter Episcopal Church John E. Brifes Fifth Baptist Church South Washington John T. Ensor Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church W. C. Hawley Oregon A. C. Christie Army Medical School Edwin Williamson

Peace ideals urged at Y M C A mass meeting

Representative W D B Ainey appealed for peace among warring Europe urging Americans to uphold Christian brotherhood and peace ideals. He termed the current war the greatest global struggle and noted Europe has forgotten the Prince of Peace. Rev Dr F D Prettyman will speak at next Sunday's Y M C A mass meeting.

Europe White House Hood W. D. B. Ainey Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association Ainey House of Representatives George M. Kirk

Soldier-Physician James Phillips Rescued From Potter's Field

Special to The Washington Post New York Oct 4. Dr James Phillips a Crimean War veteran and nephew of a former Lord Mayor of London narrowly escaped burial in a paupers grave after his body lay in a morgue at Blackwells Island City Hospital. A daughter arranged transport to Bridgeport Conn restoring his remains. Born in London he served in the Crimea and Civil War and once met President Lincoln before a later Washington marriage ended in divorce. He was 51 years old.

London Potter’s Field Lincoln Washington Post New York James Philips Blackwells Island Bridgeport Conn Crimea Dr. Phillips Wondon Sir Fordel Phillips Sir Edward Lawson Norfolk Washington, D.C Washington Gen. Walbridge Phillips George B. Corkhill Guiteau Garfield

Chicago Morals Court Starts Mother Kirk Inquiry

Chicago launches a branch of the morals court led by Mrs Florence B Kirk to study why girls go wrong. Judge Goodnow and Deputy Funkhouser back the project as they interview up to 1000 women about schooling work wages and environment to uncover concrete causes and aim at elimination.

Kirk Washington Pont Chicago Morals Court Florence B. Kirk Toodnow Seacond Funkhouser Mother Kirk Morala Court Saya Goodnow Mrs. Tuirk

Sermon Urges Peace Through inner Spirit Over War

The Rev Dr Roland Cotton Smith of St. John's Episcopal Church delivers a fervent wartime sermon urging reconciliation through Jesus Christ. He stresses that true peace comes from transforming the individual heart, conquering base instincts, and loving one’s brother, with prayers for peace grounded in Christian sacrifice rather than political treaties.

St. John Roland Cotton Smith St. John's Episcopal Church Europe United States Cross Jesus Christ God Christ Jesus Man Strugé&Ie Earth Heaven Adam Ang Loen Hell Kingdom of Church

Prayers for Peace Across Nations Highlight War News

Religious leaders across Washington urge peace and relief as Europe endures a devastating war. Clergy from Lutheran, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Baptist congregations call for individual and national righteousness, with Red Cross collections and prayers for the homeless and injured.

International court for world peace urged at Bloomingdale church

Representative EB A Hayes of California urged creation of a central international court with police authority to settle disputes and disarm nations as pathway to universal peace. He contrasted The Hague with a binding world court, citing U.S. federal system as a model. The talk, at Rhode Island Avenues Church, benefited the American Red Cross and involved clergy from eight churches. services will continue for three weeks.

EB. A. Hayes California Rhode Island Avenues Methodist Protestant Church Bloomingdale and Eckington United States American Red Cross Society Louis Randall H. E. Brundidge Eckington Presbyterian Church H. T

Lodge Defends Record Against Blacklist Claims in Letter

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts breaks silence on suffragists accusations, arguing he supported humanitarian measures including the phossy jaw bill, child labor regulation, workmen’s compensation, and the White Slave Traffic act. He details his role in immigration policy and the Children’s Bureau and denies opposing humanitarian legislation.

Citea Anna Shaw Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Big City National Woman Suffrage Association Dili Congress Lodge Baya Senate Beveridge District of Columbia Immigration Commission Diltingham Children’s Bureau

Religious Services Across DC Area Seek Peace and Aid

Methodist Episcopal Bishop Harle Cranston travels to Rochester to preside over the Pittsburgh conference. Clergy from St. Stephen's and Hamline Churches lead services with prayers for peace and collections for Europe. Catholic and Episcopal rites mark 49 hours devotions and winter schedules, with sermons urging peace among nations and aid for sufferers in Europe. Washington Presbytery convenes in Berwin Maryland as churches report high attendance and a focus on peace, hope, and health amid typhoid fever cases.

Harle Cranston United States Rochester Pittsburgh

Feast of St. Francis Peace Services at Brookland Monastery

Special feature of peace services marked the feast of St. Francis at the Brookland Monastery yesterday. The event connected the celebration with peace efforts in the community.

ST. Francis Brookland Francis

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