Queen Alexandra Seventy-Two Today as War Wears On
Queen Alexandra Dowager of Great Britain marks her seventy second birthday while serving as patron of the British Red Cross. She has lived in London since the war began, sought rest in Sandringham amid Zeppelins, and is aunt to rulers Nicholas II, Christian X, Haakon VII, and Constantine II.
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Georgetown Downs Washington Players In Muddy Gridiron
Georgetown University football defeated George Washington 47 to 7 in Washington D C yesterday in the first meeting since 1907. Johnnie Gilroy scored three touchdowns including a 90 yard run and a 70 yard return, and kicked five goals from seven attempts. Herbert B Weet of Rochester was elected president of the New York State Teachers Association.
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