Dr Ames Addresses Nurses at Annual Meeting Here
Prof Joseph S Ames of Baltimore and head of the visiting nurses board spoke at the Instructive Visiting Nurses Society annual session at Rauscher's. Reports by Miss E G Fox and the society secretary showed a 1916 rise in cases treated, totaling 4424 with 178 babies.
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Baltimore
Joseph S Ames
Board of Visiting Nurses
Rauscher
E. G. Fox
Miss Fox
Prof Ames
Blaine Teale
Gas explosion injures man in auto blaze
George F. Halil of Cherrydale Virginia sought to view gasoline in his car at 2622 Pennsylvania avenue yesterday. Flo lit a match and looked in. The resulting blast lightly burned Halil. Bystanders put out the fire with minimal damage to the vehicle.
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George F. Halil
Cherrydale
Pennsylvania Avenue
Flo
Hall
Nation Beset by Dross of Barbarism Says Writer
The Washington Post editor laments American fragility amid World War I actions. He argues the nation has lost its pulse, devolved into a mere aggregation of 100 million people, and calls out diplomatic timidity and public indifference as Germany presses its advantage. He cites improper responses to German aggression and warns of national anaemia.
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Robert L. Preston
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The
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Internations
North America
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Lexington
1812
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Orient
William P. Prye
Hampton Roads
New York
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McLemore
United States
Mediterranean
Kansas
Zeruiah
West
Peace, Peace Weeping Nations Face a World’s Turmoil
Robert L. Preston of Leesburg Virginia laments America’s complacency amid looming global conflict. He compares peace worship to a dangerous idol, urges renewal of national resolve, and invokes the biblical Jordan cleansing metaphor as he warns of imminent hardship and duty.
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Jordan
Damascus
Israel
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Apollo
Robert L. Preston
Leesburg
Musical Services At Hamilton Church and Nearby Recitals
A busy schedule of organ concerts and choral offerings across Washington includes morning and evening services at Hamilton Church with a Gypsy Smith revival, a 3:30 pm program directed by Sydney Lloyd Wrightson featuring organ preludes and anthems. Separate recitals highlight Miss Howe and Frank Gebeast, and the Washington Heights Presbyterian and Incarnation Church choirs present processions, hymns, and offerings.
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Church of the Covenant
Gypsy Smith
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Harry Murray
Lanard Selby
Gilchrist
Misa Craig
Barytone
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Charles Brooks Smith
Rogers
Caldicott
Adolf Werner
Hidwin Callow
Basa
Wodell
Godard
Adolph Wermer
Parker
First Congregational Church Concert and Sydney Boyle Appearance
The First Congregational Church choir presents a Sunday program with morning and evening organ preludes and anthems by Stansfield, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Field, and Beethoven, plus solos by Mrs Smart, Miss Larner, Mr Aldridge, and Mr Humphrey. An old folks concert follows Wednesday at 8. George F Boyle, Australian pianist and Peabody faculty member, debuts in Washington tomorrow at the YMCA as composer pianist with talks on his works.
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Old Maida’ Club
Hernelt
Town Hall
Capitol
First Congregational Church
Wiliam Stansfield
Loret
Mendelssohn
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Miss Marian Larner
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Aldridge
Humphrey
Beethoven
George F. Boyle
Peabody Conservatory
Washington
Young Men's Christian Association
Peabody Club of Washington
Flag Day Exercises At Keystone Chapter DAR
Flag Day program at Keystone Chapter DAR held at Mrs Kinsell home on Saventaanth Street featured two solos by Mrs Huth Lewis, none well suited to the occasion. Accompanist Mary Sue Parker wrote Our Country's Flag, while eight year old William Clemensen, Mia Kintall’s grandson, played America on violin.
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Mia Kintall
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