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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1913

Page

7

Special Masonic Service at Cathedral Close October 5

Bishop James Ridout Winchester, D D, bishop of Arkansas and a Knight Templar, will conduct a special Masonic service and sermon at the Cathedral Close on Sunday October 5 complimentary to the Knights Templar of the District. Attending will be all the uniformed knights in the city and every Mason in the District is invited. Bishop Winchester is a 32nd degree Mason with a long Masonic record in Georgia Virginia and Memphis where he now serves as chaplain of the Masonic Veteran Association.

Winchester Cathedral Close Cathedral Knights Templar James Ridout Winchester Arkansas Bishop Winchester Joppa Lodge Richmond St James' Church Christianburg Macon Georgia Masonic Veteran Association Memphis

Farmers Raise Food Cost Across the Board in September

The Department of Agriculture reports higher September prices for most farm goods. Potatoes rose 10.3 cents per bushel, butter 1.7 cents per pound, chickens 1.1 cents per pound, and eggs 4 cents per dozen. Meat prices also climbed, with hogs up 68 cents per 10 pounds and veal 63 cents, while lambs fell 10 cents per hundredweight. Late milch cows rose $8.70 each. horses up $1 per head.

Department of Agriculture

Lelbel in New Quarters Move to 115 G Street

Paul Lelbel Inc., renowned ladies tailors and dressmakers, has occupied the entire building at 115 G Street Northwest. The remodeled, modernized structure houses large showrooms on the main floor and expansive workrooms on the upper floors. The company emphasizes sanitary, bright, and cheerful conditions, with most garments to be made on the premises.

Paul Lelbel, Inc Ladies’ Tailors and Mposters G Street Washington Andini

Dutch Cabinet to Preside Under Nonpartisan Rule

Queen Wilhelmina appoints a nonpartisan administration led by Cort van der Linden to run the government. John Loudon becomes foreign minister, with Bertissy as finance, Rambonnet navy minister, Bostroom war minister, Ortt justice, and van der Linden interior. A projected US alliance to guard Dutch colonies against Japan is debated.

Wilhelmine United ‘States Washington, B Jonkheer John Don Bia Potomad the Hague Rene de Marees-Van~ Swinderen Yeining Ales Rene van Swinderen John Louden Charles. C. Glover Washington BD. C Mme. Louden Miss ’ Lydia Hijadls J. B. Enatig France John London The Hague Ote Dutch East Indies Paria JA. de Stuers John Jacob Astor Tokyo Netherlands Joh Loudon Cort van der Linden Interior Holland Switzerland United States Haa Kuyper MacKinley White House Princeton University Agriportate Amsterdam Brandura My Jb 8 Uberals Lkely Wilhelmina Wuld Cort van der, Linden Justice Se Nes Ite John Loudon Finance Bertlssy Treasury Department Rambonnet Marine Col. Bostroom Artillery Department of War M. Ortt Department of the Interior U. S Philippine Peri Japan Jong Teuton Press German Empire Great Britain

Japanese Emigration Plans Stir Dutch East Indies Debate

A 1913 dispatch reports Capt. Tusaka of the Japanese navy urging emigration to the Dutch East Indies as a path to emancipation from Dutch rule. He cites rich mines, vast state enterprises, and weak Dutch defense, depicting Japan as a looming influence over the Indies, while stressing the Netherlands must secure protection without losing autonomy. Rebecca J. Breeden to inherit her late husband’s estate for life if she remains widow, with remarriage triggering forfeiture and distribution to five children. she named executrix.

Ofs Japan East Indies Tusaka Imperial Japanese Navy National Migration Society of Tokyo Dutch Indies Sur Perior Australia South America Philippines Dutch East Indies Wilhelmina Java Great Britain Orient John Loudou Hague United States Germany Netherlands Brentwood Company Rebecca J. Breeden Joseph S. Breeden

Free Prescription for Manly Power Promises Quick Home Cure

Doorway ad claims a physician crafted remedy for nervous debility and weakened manhood. It touts a home cure without medicines and offers a free copy of the prescription by sending a letter to Interstate Remedy Co in Detroit Michigan.

Detroit Mich Pelaaabai

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