Archdeacon Greig to Speak at Washington Cathedral Events
Archdeacon John Harold Greig visiting Washington will deliver two addresses today at Epiphany Parish Hall and Virginia Theological Seminary and conduct a women’s quiet day at St Johns Church tomorrow. Cham ber of Commerce house committee plans March meeting with entertainment features. DeWitt C. Crolasant of George Washington University to discuss theater history tonight at Olu No. 918 Tenth street. Bishop Stearly of Newark to speak on Citizenship Religion and Education at Epiphany Parish Hall. Washington Wellesley Club meets today at College Women's Club. Mayflower Descendants meet tomorrow at 1822 I Street NW. District Federation of Citizens Clubs meets Saturday night at District Building. Agriculture department talk on Good Dressing at Old National Museum at 2:30. Theodora Miller will speak at Wellesley College for graduates and former students.
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War Clouds Thickening Over Central America Crisis Looms
The article warns that Latin factions in Mexico Salvador and Honduras may pressure Guatemala under a U S policy of moral suasion. Costa Rica and Nicaragua drift toward hostilities as Gonzales followers seek to revive rebellion. tensions rise across Honduras and El Salvador amid reports of German influence and a planned Central American republic.
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Firat
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Andrea Soriano
New York
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Tegucigalpa
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Great Sacrifice for France and a Digestive Cure
Great Sacrifice of France for America France has put millions of her population into the trenches and has poured out her life for democracy. A perfect remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments discovered by French peasants is now sold in Chicago as Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. One dose proves its value with a money refund. Liggett Co People’s Drug Stores and druggists everywhere advertise.
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Greeks Rout Bulgarian marauders near Saloniki
Bulgarian bands terrorize Greek territory north of Saloniki and in western Thrace. Greek detachments clashed near Carniiova, defeating two Bulgarian bands in separate skirmishes. Residents urge more troops as Bulgarians allegedly receive arms from Bulgaria. Bulgarians reportedly form propaganda committees against Roumanians Serbians and Greeks.
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Mount Vernon trip offered to Walter Reed soldiers
Walter Reed Hospital plans a free motor coach and bus trip to Mount Vernon for all 2,000 wounded soldiers, with 80 going today as the first contingent. The program runs on pleasant days until every man has visited the Washington landmark. The hospital paper also prints inquiries from families seeking missing servicemen, hoping comrades can provide whereabouts.
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Imunition Tools Boon To Schools
Washington heads of manual and vocational schools back a Cald well bill to loan machine tools used in war work to trade and technical schools. Frank Daniel of McKinley Manual Training High School cites need for lathes and welding gear as public schools lack modern machinery for teaching trades. F E Parks of Cardoza Vocational School says the legislation would greatly boost trade schools.
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Quantico opens two story hostess house for Marines
Quantico Virginia February 18 opening exercises marked the debut of a two story YWCA hostess house for officers and enlisted Marines. More than 200 officers and their wives attended including Mrs Josephus Daniels and Maj. Gen. and Mrs George Barnett. The Washington Rotary Club donated a piano for the lounge and Bertha Prentiss will direct the facility which includes a cafeteria and 28 rooms. Open house from 730 to 930 drew thousands of visitors and the camp band provided music.
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Barnett Aley
Washington
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Thomas Bradley
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Holyoke
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Fire Department Reaches Full Quota With Seven New Men
District board appoints seven additional firemen, bringing the department to 647 under the double platoon system. The force had been 503 under the old system and most new recruits are veterans recently discharged from military service.
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Arch Memorial Plan Faces House Panel For Approval
A subcommittee of the House public building committee will report back on a bill to erect a triumphal arch in Washington to commemorate Americans who fought against autocracy. The cost is reduced to 5,000,000, with civic groups backing the project. Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Annell will speak tonight on the Engineer’s role in the Army at the Cosmog Club.
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Double Parfet Funeral for Marine Capt and Son
The double funeral for Capt Richard Walter Parfet of the U S Marine Corps and his four year old son Richard Walter Jr will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Wise Chapel 2900 M Street Burial will be at Arlington with Marine Band participation at the grave Mrs Parfet severely injured in the accident is recovering and will return home to University Park today
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Wise Chapel
Arlington
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