League Needs Power as Basis for Global Cooperation
Lord Robert Cecil argues for a league of nations beyond war prevention, urging international cooperation as essential to humanity’s interests. He warns that creating the league’s machinery reveals global anarchy and stresses shared responsibility to aid colonies, regulate international waterways, and pursue disarmament through united action.
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City Memoranda of Eureki Chapter and Local Societies
Eureki Chapter No 4 BR A Wa to confer Royal Arch degree tonight at seven. North Capitol Eckington Citizens Association meets at the Mary School at eight. Pennsylvania State Society opens the season at MITfall at 7.30. Young Women's Hebrew Association dances at the old Masonic Temple at eight. Funds for Jewish war sufferers will be contributed. Sigma Chi Fraternity holds an informal reunion and visitng men tonight at 1333 Fifteenth Street. Indies of Almax Temple Patrol open house New Year’s Day at headquarters. Twelfth Street Branch YMC A hosts open house on New Year’s Day with Nativity tableaux by Wesley Chapel Sunday School children at eight. Red Triangle Club Y W will excursion from Soldiers’ home grounds through Rack Creek Cemetery to Saint Gaudens statue on Henry Adams lot. Dr W B Frowning, Latin America cooperation secretary, to address all-church meeting at New York Avenue Church at 1 a.m. Weekly Sunday afternoon sing at Central High School led by Director Wilson. Dr P B Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute to be guest at Calvary Baptist Church reception at four tomorrow for current and former students. Archaeological section of the Twentieth Century Club meets at John Lowe’s residence 2622 Wendley Place to discuss The Indians of the Pacific Coast. Washington State and Alaska Society meets at Thompson 4 School Thursday evening with vocal solos by Leah Miller and talks by Louis A Black and Representative Albert Johnson.
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168 Marks for 100 Francs Exchange Change
Beginning Saturday the exchange on marks throughout the occupied area will be 168 marks for 100 francs. The report notes this rate set under the American Army of Occupation policy.
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Soldiers Vote Power Shaping Postwar Politics
Perry S Heath argues the 1920 election will be shaped by millions of returning soldiers and sailors. He says these men, educated and informed, will influence Congress through a strong voter bloc, aiming for strict immigration and deportation actions and decisive postwar policy.
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Troopships Race Home With Yanks
New York dispatch reports the Sherman Cartago and Sixaola arriving from France carrying about 250 officers and men plus equipment. Cartago and Sixaola left Bordeaux December 16 with Sixaola winning by three hours. Notables include brigadier generals Nicholson Danley Dever and Johnson, and Croix de Guerre recipients. Aviators and officers recount combat credits and acts at Chateau Thierry and Fismes, with details on German losses and aerial rescues.
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Sermon on Bachelor Girls Sparks Capital Debate
The Rev James Vs. Gordon of First Congregational Church condemned lack of social facilities for bachelor girls in the national capital. He urged Congress to improve provisions to provide private rooms and exclusive parlor space for workers, arguing better amenities aid efficiency and deter improprieties.
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Rector for 30 years parish pays tribute to Rev Dr McKim
The Church of the Epiphany marked the thirtieth anniversary of Rev. Dr. Randolph H. McKim's rectorship with a high parish tribute. Wardens and vestry recalled his 1915 war stance urging US entry and praised his leadership, endurance, and church rebuilding and expansion in Washington.
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Romanian Jewish Delegates Elected for Peace Conference Mission
Two delegates to plead for emancipation of Romanian Jews at the peace conference were chosen by the Federation of Roumanian Jews in America. Solomon Sufrin and Abraham Brill, both of New York, will seek freedom for Romanian Jews and then travel to Romania to study reconstruction needs. The federation has about 34,000 members with broad branches represented at the convention.
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Rites for Mrs Macomic Held at Family Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie McMillan Macomic daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E McMillan were held today at 11 at the family home 6605 Wisconsin avenue Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery She died Friday of influenza She is survived by her parents and two brothers Lieut Frank H McMillan Jr an aviator now in France and John M McMillan of New York
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Reed Finds Flaws in Nations League
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri condemned the league of nations at a New York supper, saying it would betray American rights and transfer war powers to foreign governments. He warned a European bloc would dominate votes and force U S conscription under a world tribunal.
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President Wilson in Manchester Farewell Arrival Tour
President and Mrs Wilson arrive in Manchester amid cheering crowds. The party tours to the town hall area past guards and officials, with rain easing. Notables include Lord Mayor Seagure and Gen Snow, Adm Gray, and Gen Biddle as a large British and American contingent accompanies them.
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