American Leader Reports On Armenian Child Saving Efforts
Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of Near East Relief, details relief work in the Armenian Republic. He cites 229 orphanages across the Caucasus, Anatolia, Syria, and the Istanbul area and notes beds for 1,268 patients in Kars hospital and 1,460 tubercular cases at Alexandropol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Vickrey
The
Near East Relief
Europe
Near East
Trustees of the
Great American Relief Organization
Vickrey
Armenian Republic
Alexandropol
Caucasus
Turkey
Anatolia
Cillcia
Syria
Constantinople Straits
Kars
Kurs
Methuselah
Karaklis
Delian
Erivan
Harpout
Heroism of Near East Relief Workers Highlighted
Charles V. Vickrey lauds about 500 American volunteers in Armenia Anatolia Cilicia and Syria for refusing to abandon famine struck regions. He cites urgent appeals for hundreds of thousands at risk and urges a Lenten sacrifice to support saved orphans and refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Turkey
Near East
America
Anatolia
Cilicia
Syria
Constantinople
Aleppo
Ismid
Alexandropol
Leonard Wood
Suffering Armenians Seek Nationwide Aid Drive
Major General Leonard Wood heads a countrywide appeal for lent sacrifice to aid Near East Relief. The list of supporters includes Andrew Mellon Frank Munsey Taft Hibben Carrel Roosevelt Robinson Gompers and many other prominent leaders and figures from politics industry academia and the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
U. S, Army
Near East
Madison Avenue
New York City
General Wood 'N
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Treasury
William H. Taft
Frank A. Munsey
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Carrie Champman Catt
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Roosevelt
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
John ©. Shaffer
Chicago Post
Henry van Dyke
H. RB
H. Ried
Elizabeth Marbury
Samuel Gompers
Warren S. Stone
John G. Milburn
Moorfield
American Bar Association
Mary Garden
David Belasco
Medilla McCormick
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation
Emerson Hough
Reed Smoot
Utah
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Frank M. McMurry
Teachers’ College
William ¢. Bobbs
Indianapolis
J. Thomson Willing
Cleveland H. Dodge
Henry Morgenthau
Edwin M. Bulkley
Wr. Ham T. Manning
New York
Stanley White
William Nash Read
Montgomery
Ala
Arthur Brisbane
John &. Drum
San Francisco
John McParland
Seattle Markets Report Shows Mixed Farm Prices and Strong Potato Trade
Western Washington Early Rose spuds move east for seed. 2 000 to 3 000 sacks to Hawaii each sailing. Yakima potato prices steady at 26 a ton. Fresh ranch eggs drop, butter steady, California butter not profitable in Seattle. Cattle receipts 605 with steers 4 to 8 dollars. sheep 927 with lambs 7 to 8. hogs 175 with prime 11.50 to 12. Beef, veal, mutton quoted with varying weights and denominations. Wheat and oats prices listed. dairy and poultry prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawaii
Yakima
California
Seattle
Doctors to Visit Wenatchee for Free Examinations
United Doctors Specialists will be at the Elman Hotel in Wenatchee on March 28 and 29 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Two days only no charge for examination. The doctor, a licensed medical graduate, offers free consultations and examinations but charges for treatment. He excludes operations for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers tonsils adenoids and claims success in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidney and other ailments. Callers urged to seek proper diagnosis as improper measures often hinder recovery. Address 386 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota March 18 25. A flock of honkers was seen over town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Washington
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Social notes from Cashmere lodge events and visits
Cashmere society section reports a Monday Masonic hall party for 70 guests with prizes won by Mrs. F. T. Spiller and Chas. Necker, followed by dancing and a buf fet luncheon. Various illneses, engagements, and travels are noted among local families and visitors including Miss Carol Protzman and Raymond Redhead Jr. plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames F. W. A. Paton
Grant Paton
Pearl Yenter
Wilbur Nelson
Barney ‘Tosh
D. E. Moody
Masonic Hall
F. T. Spiller
Chas. Necker
Joe. Kinney
Pail Kinney
Wenatchee
Easter Season Reflections in Local Columns
The fragment notes how community writers describe events and observations in keeping with the Easter season. It hints at seasonal themes, local gatherings, and cultural traditions reflected in newspaper comment.
Real Estate Transfers and Local Business Notes
Real estate transfers show Albert FE James to Fred Abel ing lot 9 part lot 10 block 1 Sir Add to Leavy with a nominal $1.00 price. John F Hartman to Geo D Zacho w lots 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 19 and 11 block 1 Darling Land Co Add to Leavenworth for $1.00. Adams Inc Co to S C Richards lot 18 block 5 KE Leavenworth for 875. C CG White of Cashmere w arrives Monday on business. Calder Herring of Naxle Sale Co left last Sunday on a business trip to Seattle Portland and Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert FE. James
Fred W. Abeling
Sir Add
Leavy
John F. Hartman
Geo. D. Zachow
Darling Land Co
Leavenworth
Adams Inc. Co
S. C. Richards
KE. Leavenworth
Calder Herring
The
Naxle Sale Co
Seattle
Portland
Astoria
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Mr. Vickrey
Puget Sound
United Doctors Specialists
DR. Mellinthin & CO
Elman Hotel
Chas. Conway
Merle Bray
Gus Enright
Bellingham
J. A. Prentis
Eastern Star
C. M. Erickson
Dr. Conway
Carol Protzman
Raymond Redhead Jr
Miss Protzman
C. J. Service
Joe Fetters
Herbert McPherson
Spokane
Charles Lee
Mansfield
P. P. Holcomb
Wenateches
Elizabeth McDougall
Albert Paine
St. Patrick
A. J. Thompson
Wilma Eaton
S. V. Doran
Cashmere
Ephrata
Fay Barnes
Morris Smith
Allan Griffith
W. W. Jones
Olympia
Chas. Simpson
Gus Kennedy
Trinidad
Do. A. Phillips
Soap Lake
Fred Abeling
Thomas Nolan
Leavenworth, Wash
C. CG. White
Hlart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mallory Or
Hardeman
the Toiggery Pipkin-Taylor Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Florsheim
Copeland & Reyder
Area Mary
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