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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1911

Page

15

Lodgeroom Gossip At Washington Camp Meeting

At a Washington Camp event multiple initiations occurred with remarks by Wash P Evans and W E Shipman. Maj Lemar J Locking read an original poem on Old Glory. Local lodges held meetings, talks, and plans for winter functions while a Parkersburg police ban on celluloid collars was issued.

Washington Patriotic Glider Sons of America Wash. P. Evans W. EB. Shipman Jlemer J Locking Vamp News BB Smith John F. May Parkersburg Lake Perkins Department of Public Safety

Catholic Union to Meet in Baltimore to Elect Officers

The Catholic Young Men's Union archdiocese holds its annual convention at the Catholic Club Building in Baltimore this afternoon. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a program arranged. current officers include Spiritual director Rev I Treton resident, George Moore Brady, vice president, James Healy, secretary, W V Lyona, treasurer, M F Fitzpatrick, board members L A Hungerford, J Sustin Fink, William C Sullivan, and National Union president. Delegates from Washington clubs and Shrine of the Sacred Heart attend, with various priests named as delegates or alternates. The object of the union is to establish and rebuild libraries.

Catholic Young Men's Union Archdiolege Catholic Club Baltimore Officvers I. Treton Jeorge Moore Brady James 4. Healy W. V. Lyona M F. Fitzpatrick J. L. Kelly L. A. Hungerford J. Sustin Fink Willam C. Sullivan The National Union Tyre Washington Nubs Carrol Institute Club Wilam Sullivan John J. Coogan Ambrosy Marsden Charles Dean KJ. Beaulac Henry J. Alliex James A . Shea John J. Connelly Henry W. Sohon Willam H. le

Elimination of Politics in U S Foreign Service Reform

The State Department advances reforms to depoliticize the U S diplomatic and consular services through competitive oral and written exams. Candidates must obtain Senate endorsements, pass rigorous evaluations, and show language ability, tact, and judgment before appointments.

State Department United States Diplomatic and Consular Service United States Yvonne Addit Hon Dilomatic Service Consular Service Diplomatic Corps Civil Servicer Department Imadr Department of jState Senate of the Congress U. K Great Britain James Bryce Hill Berlin Post Office Department Diplomatic and Consular Service Senate

Controversy Over Nominations and Merit in Diplomatic Appointments

The article discusses the clash between department criteria for consular and diplomatic posts and Congresss vetoes. It notes candidates must pass exams and prove aptitude, with multiple examinations sometimes required. It cites reduced Congressional opposition to postmaster and diplomatic selections as new systems take hold and improve service efficiency.

Congress Fls Post Office Department State Department

Barred from the Metropolis Women Detectives Seek Work Elsewhere

A District inspector states women cannot join the Metropolitan police plain clothes force while noting other cities employ women for private detective work. A Washington divorce case featured a woman detective from a private agency who traced a suspect by joining social circles. Store and hotel managers favored men as store detectives for quicker shoplifting detection. A 1908 gathering hosted by Mrs W F Gude showcased prizes and readings with guests including Miss Ethel Baker and Frank R Underwood.

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