Great War Relations Topic At American Academy Meeting
The twenty first annual American Academy of Political and Social Science gathering in Philadelphia April 20 21 will explore Americas relation to the world conflict and the coming peace. Speakers include Walter Lippmann Emily Balch James Slayden Jane Addams and Henry Stimson among others.
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Associated Press
New York
America
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Walter Lippmann
Emily Greene Balch
Samuel T. Dutton
George W. Kirchwey
S. N. Patten
University of Pennsylvania
Roland G. Usher
Washington University
St. Louis
United States
Frederik Hale
Maine
John H. Finley
State of New York
Henry K. Stimson
Ellery C. Stwell
Columbia Aniversary
Chandler P. Anderson
Frederic R. Coudert
James L. Slayden
Texas
Jane Addams
Chicago
Dr. Talcott Williams
Columbia University
E. E. Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington, D. C
Oswald Garrison Villard
Evening Post
Albert D. Cummings
Towa
George W. Wickersham
Don. C. Seitz
The
New York World
Japs Teach Chinese to Fly at Tsing-Tau
Four Japanese aviators are teaching Chinese students to fly at Tsing-Tau. They brought airplanes and began with practical demonstrations in setting up and adjusting machines. For 10 cents a week The Enterprise will keep you posted on all developments in the German-American war.
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Tsing-Tau
Fifteen Thousand Mothers Die Annualy From Childbirth
A report ties 15000 maternal deaths in the United States each year to ignorance and poor care during birth. It notes mothers aged 15 to 45 die more from maternity conditions than any cause but tuberculosis and urges better education and trained care to lower deaths and improve infant health. North Carolina and other states are enacting laws to curb ignorant midwives.
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Grace L. Miegs
Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
United States
North Carolina
Baptist Revival Draws Growing Interest at West End Church
The West End Baptist revival gains attendees daily as Rev. James A. Clark at First Baptist conducts sermons. A young man and a young woman come forward in the services, with weather affecting attendance but a strong turnout overall. Three services are planned Sunday including an afternoon session for men aged 16 and older.
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West End Baptist Church
James A. Clark
First Baptist Church
Christ
Mr. Clark
Man Mistaken House Owner Explains Early Morning Entry
Magistrate questions a man who admitted entering the prosecuting witness's house by the door at dawn. He claims confusion, thinking the residence was his own and later hides in the yard, believing the woman approaching was his wife.
Observance of Good Friday in New York Churches
Long and elaborate Good Friday services marked the day in New York with extensive music programs. The stock exchange and other markets closed until Monday as Holy Week culminates in Easter, with many churches holding daily services and organ recitals.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Old Trinity
St. Paul's
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Optometrist
New York Life Insurance
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WN. C
Bank of Commerce
J. E. Guy
Elwood Basement
van Lindley
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North State Telephone Company
Thacker
W. L. Armstrong
Guilford County
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N. C. Public Service CO
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