Navy Hospital Corps Training School to Move and Expand
Residents of southeast Washington will lose access to local athletic displays as the Hospital Corps Training School of the U S Navy plans relocation. The program, led by Surgeon M S Elliott, will extend to New York Norfolk Mare Island and Cavite with four months naval life training and shipboard duties for recruits. The current Washington facility features shipboard style dormitories, hammocks and drills that simulate naval operations on land.
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Washington Star
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Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hospital Corps Training School
United States Navy
Hospital Corps
Hospital Corps School
IM. S. Elliott
New York
Norfolk
Mare Island
Canacao
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Generl Stokes
United States
Stokes
Navy
Elliott
Newport
San Francisco
GOOD ROADS FOR RURAL ROUTES URGED BY POST OFFICE
Washington December 29 special The Post Office Department urges postmasters to monitor road conditions over which rural delivery routes run and report needed improvements or risk discontinuing service. It also calls for painting rural boxes and posts white for a uniform look and easier identification with towns labeled on posts.
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Washington, D. C
P. V. de Graw
de Graw
Post Office Department
United States
Men in Sailor Garb Learn Medical Duties at Navy School
J F Boyer of Fertile Mo praises Electric Bitters for curing long standing ailments and promotes them in a sailor context. The piece describes a naval hospital setting with wards, dispensary, and operating room as Surgeon El Hott explains the aim to train dependable medical personnel for the navy.
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J. F. Boyer
Fertile
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
el- Hott
Navy
Hagpee Penta and
Denys
Big Book Sale This Week At Greatly Reduced Prices
A local bookstore advertises a week long sale with books offered at substantially lowered prices. Shoppers can browse fiction and non fiction titles across shelves. The promotion emphasizes deep discounts and limited time availability.
Shubert plans Colonial premiere with Aida Johnson Young comedy
The Lottery Man, a six month Bijou hit in New York, heads to the Colonial Theater next Wednesday with the Shuberts presenting Aida Johnson Young’s new comedy. Mrs. Young has quickly risen as a comedy writer, contributing to Just One of the Boys and The Lottery Man before the selection of a suitable cast for New York.
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New York
Messrs. Shubert
Colonial Theater
Aida Johnson Young
Shuberts
Lottery Scheme Drives Broadway Play to Unexpected Romance
A New York stage comedy features stars like William Rosell Francis Gillen George Roberts and May Donohue. Reporter Jack Wright runs a dollar lottery tied to a leading paper, stirring suspense as contestants demand sight of the victim and Wright pursues the winning number 1323 while wooing his chosen partner. Lizzie the old maid steals a coupon, is exposed, and the plot resolves happily.
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William Rosell
Francis J. Gillen
George Roberts
Fred Calvin
Saidie Harris
Vivia Ogden
Lucia Moore
Florence Robertson
May Donohue
Jack Wright
New York
Wright
Lizzie
New Year’s Eve in Gay Gotham Metro Area
New York on December 29 reports hotels and restaurants making extra New Year’s Eve arrangements. Demand for notable reservations is higher than ever at leading hosteleries. Police commissioners granted many all night liquor permits to support festivities as music fills the streets.
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New. York
Osama
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