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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1919

Page

11

Four million children fed in Europe under relief effort

The American relief list reports four million European children receiving food aid. Hoover chairs the supreme federal council as experts coordinate private funding to sustain operations in Finland, the Baltic states, Romania, Serbia, and surrounding areas. Officials stress aid targets the undernourished while power and milk shortages limit rations.

Europe Lyst Bufischer Hoover Ranlied Supreme Fed Counay Finland Baltic Serbia Roumania Tenatia Armericans

Diplomatic and social rounds mark Washington visit scene

Washington social life centers on a parade review of Czecho Slovak troops and arrivals of ambassadors and ministers. Notables include Mrs Wilson and Secretary Baker. plans show ambassadors to Serbia and Peru, shifts at the peace conference, and multiple high society engagements across the capital.

Wilson Baker Ciaries Pergler Peyton C. March Csecho- Slovak Commission Vladimir Hurban Frank J. Polk

Bachelor Girl Reflections By Helen Rowland

A humor essay on marriage, courting, and love dynamics. It lampoons male and female habits with clipped witticisms about matrimony, temptation, jealousy, alimony, and the quirks of romance across social roles.

Helen Rowland

Authoress Body Cremated in Local Services

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Lee Moque, noted suffrage and literary figure, were held at Lee's crematory after her death from heart failure at the Savoy. She traveled abroad, wrote Beautiful Dalmatia, and was the first woman to address the American Medical Association. Survived by husband John Oliver Moque, two sons Dr. Walter Snelling and Henry Snelling, and daughter Volela Alice Moque.

Alice Lee Moque Savoy Lee

Canvass to Help St. Johns College Drive

Knights of Columbus leaders plan individual subscriptions from each member to raise 150000 for St Johns College. Catholic pastors in Washington were invited to a Harrington Hotel meeting to mobilize parishioners during the final week of the campaign.

St. John's College Grand Knights Knights of Columbus Catholic Churches of

First Congregational Church Notice July 20 1919

Sunday service schedule at Representatives Church Building includes 11:00 a.m. sermon The Folks We Miss and 8:30 p.m. Why I'm a Failure by the pastor. Music by Mount Vernon Place Quartet. All seats free. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 2:30 p.m. Afternoon Sunday School teaching Christian Americanism to adopted Americans. 7:00 p.m. Epworth League led by C. C. Donaldson. Visitors welcome. Social hour at 9:30 p.m. with refreshments.

Representatives Church Mount Vernon Place Quartet First Baptist Church 16Th Henry Allen Tupper Miniater P.m Tupper Syria Armenia Turkey Pupper Europe Cupper Edgar Howard Christin Wadeaver National Baptist Memorial Gore Griffith Johnson D.D Tlam John J. Wick Richmond W. D. Upshaw Atlanta Bible School P. A. Cordial E. Hez Epi Pal Choas Church William Curtis White Navy Yard Anacostia Congres Heights Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Conn Chas. Wood D. D David Hughes Edwards Mr. Edwards Christian Endeavor

Big Tent Tabernacle Meetings Corner 9th and E Sts

Evangelist F H Robbing hosts a week of services at 3 PM on Sunday July 20 at the corner of 9th and E Streets N E. He arrives fresh from the Middle West and is expected to draw large crowds. The following topics run nightly from July 21 to July 25 with no meeting on Saturday.

Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia Bluemont Purcellville Leesburg Terutcal Park M Streets N. W OLD Dominion Railway Washington E Sts. N.E F. H. Robbing Middle West

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