Capital Theater Sitters Read His Life in a Panama Hat
In a bustling street near the capital a man with a Panama hat attracts two women who speculate about his life. They rush to their theater seats and he adjusts his Panama as moral judgments swirl about marriage, finances, and desire.
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Ashington
King
Panama
Lstera
Mother
Washington Rental Boom During War Echoes In Century Magazine
Frank Ward O'Malley writes in Century Magazine about wartime Washington housing, where rents soar from $10 to $40 50 a month and luxury flats rise from $10 000 to $25 000 yearly. He notes crowded streets, scarce vacancies, and the German embassy left empty as the city battles housing shortages amid mobilization.
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South Bend
Washington
National Capital
Pop
Mom
Charles Evans Hughes
California Vetéra
Agian
Frank Ward O'Malley
The
Century Magazine
Yellow Flag Mystery at Central High Stirs Students
Central High students awoke to a torn yellow flag hanging from the mast replacing the Stars and Stripes after a rival banner theft. Principal Wilson ordered no retaliation as rumors point to Tech as a possible culprit, with some claiming only a few students were involved.
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Central High School
Ceneteostral High
Central
Central High
Jay Long
Carl Stein
Fifth Street
Amory Wilson
McKinley Manual Training School
Tech
Red Cross Tea House Promotes Service Uniforms in Potomac Park
In Potomac Park on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Mrs. Donald Washburn and Miss Carolyn Nash operate a teahouse to benefit the Red Cross. The event features service uniforms in khaki blue and white, attracting Washington society women and the elite audience during Marina band concerts.
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R ™ Cross
Potomac Park
Donald” Washburn
Georgia Schofiield
Carolyn Nash
Red Cross
Miss Nuxh
Mra. Washbuya
National Service ‘School
Derei
Courge
Miles Belle Baruch
Mart Society
Radio Corps
Einglish Aviatags
Fom Jira Phos Nburn
Rifle prowess fuels American infantry in European war
An analysis argues American troops excel in marksmanship in Europe due to hunting tradition training and superior rifles the 1903 Springfield and 1917 models. It credits firearm practice, cantonment rifle instruction, and individual targeting over the German general-fire method, noting Marines and Pershing emphasize rifle proficiency.
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Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Kit Carson
Wild West
Mississippi
Sammy
Camp
Perry
Risley
Europe
Western Hemisphere
United States
Germany
Teutons
Tope
Grant
Lee
Morgan
New_ Orleans
Jackson
Pakenham
British Southeast Africa
Clark
Great Northwest
Pike
Rockies
Américanearmy
Marine. Corps
A.mmarksman
Bocie
Gougeal
Pershing
Trdopa
Egypt
Africa
Ypres
Mons
Sammy Fk