Summer Work at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Alexander Alison Jr. speaks at both services tomorrow at First Presbyterian in Bridgeport. It will be his last home Sunday until Sept 15 as he joins M C A war work visiting New England naval bases and East Northfield then Portsmouth and other points. Evening lawn meeting continues through summer at 7 15 7 30 with special music and practical sermons.
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Alexander Alison, Jr
Bridgeport
Portsmouth
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New London
Newport
East Northfield
Mass
August Services at The Olivet Church
The Olivet Church announces August services with Louis E. Black of the YMCA giving a talk on war experiences. Other preachers include Dr. H. Brown, Rev. G. W. Judson, Rev. C. W. Simpson, and Rev. L. L. Barber. No evening services. Also notes the death of Charles W. Emerson, Hartford Civil War veteran.
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Olivet Church
Louis E. Black
Tfrance
VY. M.C. A
G. W. Judson
Saco
Cc. W. Simpson
L. L. Barber
Greens Farms
Cc. W. Emerson
Hartford
Charles W. Emerson
Hartford Hospital
Liberal Protest Over Lloyd George Economic Policy
A London dispatch reports Liberal criticism of Premier Lloyd George's postwar economic weapon stance against Germany. His remark that "the longer the war lasts, the sterner must be the terms" draws backlash from Liberal presses and doubts about US agreement. The piece notes American support for peace aims and contrasts it with Lloyd George's approach. The text then shifts to biographical notes about an individual born June 1, 1840, in Southampton, Mass., with Civil War service and a career at Hartford Life Insurance.
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London
David Liloyd-George
Germany
National Union of Manufacturers
America
Lloyd-George
the Chronicle
Wilson
Lioys-George
Southampton
Mass
Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts Volunteers
Robert C. Tyler
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Yankee Prisoners Welcome Guests Says Hun Press
Amsterdam reports the Weser Zeitung Bremen warns of a prisoner exchange plan and says American captives will be kept as laborers behind the front in eastern agriculture. It claims prisoners will receive all entitlements under The Hague convention and more if they prove useful workers. It scorns Anglo American starvation measures and urges Americans to learn German culture.
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Amsterdam
Weser Zeitung
Bremen
McAdoo Moves to Halt Unlawful Ticket Sales
Washington August 2 The Rathord administration served notice on ticket scalpers to quit business at once under threat of punishment. An effort will be made to stop out rate sale of passenger tickets by unauthorized sellers through charges of conspiracy. A Special division of the Railroad administration has been created to direct this work.
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Washington
Rathord
Railroad Administration
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Constantinople
Robert Hough Morris
Stamford
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Yale University
Albert Dale Gantz
New York
Alexander Alison
Cold-Spring and-Hudson
George
Hun Press
McAdoo
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