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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1911

Page

12

Cadets Propose Rule On Dual Examinations For Ranks

A Franklin High School cadet reform proposal seeks to allow successful regimental examinations or company tests to count for two rival ranks. The plan aims to reduce conflicts over commissions, with the board of education referring the issue to the affairs committee chaired by Capt Onster. A system for naming schools and future transfers is also discussed as part of broader education policy.

Colo Tv Colonetes Tapas Henry Board of Education Hess

School staffing changes list multiple appoints and transfers

A long, fragmented notice lists numerous appointments and transfers across multiple schools. Names such as Mies Marguerite, Irene Mews, Margaret Carmody, and Delattre are mentioned alongside positions in business high schools, general and substitute roles, and moves between Central, Western, and Wallach schools. The wording is garbled but indicates staff reassignments and substitutions across a district.

Avaat Carev Mies Helen Schwartz Vins A Hea Melick Appint AK Sushtite Windergartens Marguerite We Brown Irene Mews Maran Wiss Widred Ho Lancener Margaret F Fame Mian Margaret Carmody Misa Steien Hania Tranfer Misa Jonephone Deron Fot Towers Business GG Felgenbaum Scho Mertwether Ag Iyram Stort Sehnat Mareille Delattre Reuben Wallach Sipeine Wiss OM Bragg Wallach Schaal Flora Delnig Cubatitute Domedic Clere Hot Statham Business High Yehool Ie Tromott Carrell Tranfer Wiss Wall School Chevy Chase

Quaker City Votes Today in Split Keystone Party Race

Philadelphia voters face a fractured primary as the Keystone Party splits the Republican line and Democrats refuse a straight ticket. The contest centers on the mayoral race and reform factions, with William S Var e and others vying for the nomination amid internal party feuds and penalties against Mayor Reyburn’s administration.

Keystone Party Democrats Philadelphia Regular Republic Aevstune Reform Organilzation Ate Wie Marie Water Revbarn Miro Yare Beeber Leider Reyburn Rudolph Blankenburg Charence Uibhtner Republican Organization

Persias Treasurership Earnt by Wat ers Connection

Washington’s Wo Morgan Shuster, recently named Persia’s treasurer general, secured a pivotal link via Panter J Waters of the city to act as secretary in Teheran for a three year term. Daniel Jo Waters, son of the late John Waters and Mrs Mary Waters Eels 2044, has worked for official senate reporters and plans to sail mid November.

Wo Morgan Shuster Washingtonian Genial Persia

Properly Treat Obstinate Wrinkles and Treatments

A French remedy praised for facial wrinkles is described as better than massage. It claims one ounce of a solution mixed with hazel oil can be applied to the neck and hands, easing fatigue and insomnia. The method is presented as widely available to American readers.

Pamages France

Powhatan Hotel at Eighteenth and H Streets Planned Eight Stories

Milburn and Helster unveil plans for the Hotel Powhatan to rise at Eighteenth and H NW, eight stories tall and fireproof, costing about 350000. The design features domestic service on a European plan, thirteen colonial room suites, a Mount Vernon room, and rooms ranging from one to seven bedrooms. Financing by Munford and Lurton and Alexander Wickell completed.

Powhatan Eighteenth TI Streets Lewis Hotel Company Milburn & Helster Company George A Fuller Construction Company Clifford M Hea Lewis Washington Rathsheller Hotel Powhatan Exterio Lewis Company Sutmary Mae Colonies Mount Vernon Powanatan Munford & Lurton Company Alexander Wickell

Rev John E Ewell Joins Church of the Ascension

The Rex John E Ewell, former rector at Christ Episcopal Church in Clarksburg West Virginia, began as assistant rector at the Church of the Ascension yesterday and will assist in services tomorrow. He is a native of Maryland.

Rex John E Ewell Christ Episcopal Church Clarksburg W Va Church of the Ascension Ewell Maryland That

Postal Commission Meets Hearing on Second Class Rate

The postal commission led by Associate Justice Hughes held a session with magazine publishers to question Post Office officials about cost estimates for raising the second class postage from 1 cent to 2 cents per pound. The hearing followed New York sessions and focused on whether postmasters' reports were conjectured or bona fide, noting suppressed reports due to irregularities. Charles H McBride, superintendent of railway adjustment, testified most of the day.

Postal Commission Justice Hughes Supreme Court Post Office Department New York Post Office Charles H McBride

Ice Plant Scandal Affects Treasury Department Driver

Samuel A Kimberis of the American Ice Company accused a Treasury plant worker William Eyres of stealing and selling the department ice. Eyres admitted selling the plant's ice for merely five cents, and the full seven days of operation were run at full capacity with ice rotting in the courtyard.

Samuel A Kimberis American Treasury Department William Eyres Ayres James L. Wilmeth Orcestons Wilmeth

Draftsmen Quit as Treasury Office Cuts Staff

Seventy draftsmen and ten clerks left the Treasury due to budget cuts. Notices dated September 23 indicated names would be dropped from the supervising architect of the Treasury rolls. Transfers to other departments and bureaus follow the action, with concerns of a nationwide delay in public buildings until Congress acts in the next session.

Supervising Architect of the Treasury Ielerks Congress

Correspondent Brown Named Editor-Designate at Herald

Harry Shroff Brown head of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald is called to New York to be James Gordon Bennett's personal representative and practically editor in chief. He earned fame as the Heralds naval correspondent during the Spanish American War and led the dispatch boat beat with a famed battle account sent via Jamaica cables. The assignment cost $560 in cable charges. Brown is also known as a political writer.

Harry Shroff Brown Washington New York Herald New York James Gordon Bennett Pape Brown The Herald Dispatch Fehley Cervera Jamaica

Grand Jury Granted Ballot Box Inspection in Baltimore

Gov Crothers declines to call an extra legislative session to probe Baltimore primary frauds. He backs the grand jury methods and says the panel can finish counting by next Saturday. Judge Duffy grants the grand jury access to all city ballot boxes.

Baltimore A P Gorman Smith Gov Crothers Duffy Criminal Court Grand Jurx

Owls to establish nest in city and other notices

The Fraternal Order of Owls plans a local nest with a meeting set in the old Elks Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. About 106 prospective charter members have signed in, with EH N Gordon named organizer after J L C Wyatt’s interim role. Also reported: St Mary's Church fundraiser netted $7885 for the improvement fund and will be handed to Rev H J Cutler. Funeral services for Miss Renee and Miss Jennie Re nee were held at 213 South Lee Street with interment in Manassas. Day of Atonement services at the Jewish Synagogue will be led by Rev Mr Krongoid tomorrow evening.

Ashington King Street Alesandria Order of Owls Old Elks J LC Wyatt EH N Gorden Wyatt Theoder i United States Old Elks Hall St Mary's Catholic Church H J Cutler Miss Renee Jennie Renee Dorsey Fair South Lee Street Manassasa Krongoid Cyncnmat KT Johns Holand Colton Smith Loward Spatfr RMA Moining Piave Church OF the Assofasion Mareachusatte Grenue Ty Eifth Stret Henning ‘Elma Ector John E Yewell Andrew Schurch Norhw Timon Reetar Petia Presbyterian Rcie OF the Covenant Eghteenth Charles Wood Ftc Brian Voa RFV Harry Ral Mints Bow Moor Talon Theological Seminar Benedion Fugit Stirs Stet Humphres Moore Cristian Thuradas Servic Methodist Episcopal, Foundrn Mo ASD Woeilerspoon Fpworth Teague Ishmaal Serfe Grd Metropolitan Memorial John Marshall Place Jenn Rei Jesup Chris Fae Mhol Seruiren Aspices Teague Lutheran Concordia Frangi Gical Letheras Steet Northwert Paul Menzel Inston Egorini Alfred H Terpy Badlock G Street Iofter THE Secular League Meruog Free Hyland Kirk the Ulaclem Iverts Gertrude Mackenzie Ninth Street Evangelical Christian Science Itaclok Mat Rauscher Connectiut Avenue Jo Crreet Giher Sebin Ail Delver Burday Piblic Co Hall

Social Leaders Attend Bryn Mawr Horse Show Fashion

The Bryn Mawr Horse Show drew a stylish crowd with Mrs Edward K Rowland in dark blue satin and chiffon, accessorized by lapis lazuli jewelry, and many gowns in black, blue, and white. Notable attendees included Mrs Charles Custis Harrison Jr, Mrs James M Reed, and Mrs Robert L. Montgomery among others, with hats adorned by aigrets, feathers, and flowers, while Meadowbrook guests picnicked at Mineola for a first-season gathering.

Ociety Bryn Mawr Edward K Rowland Rowland Charles Custis Harrison, Jr James M Reed James Potter Lemuel C Artemus John Price Wetherill C Shillard Smith Robert L. Montgomery Harry B Robb Mary Page Frederick Schmidt George Reuter Mis Edward Coon Samuel Passmore Anna Sartori Emily Randolph Howard Henry Charles A Munn Isaac H. Clothier, Jr John Williams Miss Doran Mildred Pearce Ellen Frazier Richard M Cadwallader Jr Mabel Bayard Norrs Katherine Kremer Norris Miss Kremer Hollingsworth Horace Pettit Earl Stetson Hood Alexander Brown Virginia Rodman James Francis Meadowbrook Mineola Horse Stow Duncan Frances Hadden Henry Carnegie Phipps J . Phipps James A Burden Jr Delancey Jay Adolf Ladenburg Oliver W .Bird Thomas Hitchcock Celestine Hitchcock E Berry Wall Edmund Randolph Joseph Stevens Leonie Burrill Maynard Marion Hollins M Civilese Alexandre Louie Hellen

Pick the daisies and make a daisy chain to life

Alice fell down a rabbit hole yet the idea of a daisy chain can unlock wonderlands around us. By choosing to read observe and explore fields like stars birds biology and art we can expand our horizons and enrich life even with limited funds.

Alice Wonderland Derland

Church Notices YM GA Mens Meeting Address Invitation

Young women and Christian Association members invited to hear important address at the service held by the church. All young women and members are urged to attend the event at the designated church venue and time.

Cristian Sunda James Peris Ile Medera Arvice Young Women S Christian Association Trelfta Northwest Neper So E Sinfar Celock Teader Florence "Brown Etreet Northwes Menzagee Creates

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