Armenian shortages drive plea for relief fund
WetU 4e OLVeR, Lileieumens wunman committee, and Eugene EH. Thompson, 728 Fifteenth street, treasurer. The telegram from Stanley Arroll in Tiflis, Persia, warns of food shortages in Armenia and Syria with wheat exhausted in Alexandropol and Erivan supply lasting six days. Pastors across Washington urge churchgoers to support the campaign from the pulpit next Sunday.
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Wetu
Olver
Lileieumens Wunman
Eugene EH. Thompson
Fifteenth Street
Stanley Arroll
Tiflis
Persia
Alexandropol
Erivan
Armenia
Syria
Greece
Washington
Pulpita Meat Sunday
Cash prizes offered for essays by Georgetown students
The United States shipping board announced 500 dollars in cash prizes for the best essays on slipping subjects written by students in Georgetown University's foreign service school. Dr Roy McElwee, expert at the Department of Commerce, was named professor of porta and terminal facilities in the trade school and announced the prize at a foreign service class meeting Monday night attended by seventy five students from government clerks to army colonels.
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United States Shipping Board
Foreign Service School
Georgetown University
Roy McElwee
United States Department of Commerce
The
Shipping Board
Foreign Service
Washington Bride Marries Baltimore Aviator in церemony
206 fuer the US inIbs weasy avariy Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Edward Thomas of Washington, and Mr. Max Miller, an aviator, wed in Baltimore yesterday. The Rev Edward S. Hinks officiated. The bride was supported by Miss Nellie Shakelford of Washington. The newlyweds left for New York for their honeymoon. State associations and societies of the city attended. Representative D. Kincheloe represented Kentucky. Mrs. Kincheloe performed in a darky lecturing style to audience approval.
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Avariy Thomas
J. Edward Thomas
Washington
Max Miller
Baltimore
Edward S. Hinks
Nellie Shakelford
Miller
New York
D. Kincheloe
Kentucky
Reflections on love and a life in oil ends with James H Alexander death
The piece mixes social musings on love marriage and memory with a notice of James H Alexander longtime Standard Oil vice president and oil industry pioneer dying at 84 in Elizabeth New Jersey. Death was attributed to age.
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Elizabeth
N. J
James H. Alexander
Standard Oil Company
Today’s Beauty Help with Canthrax Shampoo
A vintage beauty tip promoting canthrax as an inexpensive shampoo. It claims to cleanse hair and scalp of dandruff dirt and oil, leaving hair dry quickly and evenly, soft, fluffy and easy to style. Instructions say mix a teaspoonful in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo liquid.
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