Alexandria High School Closing Exercises and Local News
Charles C. Carlin will speak at the Alexandria High School closing exercises in the opera house Monday evening. Graduates are expected. promotions and certificates will be issued by Superintendent Sweeney and clerk Kirk. Colored schools’ closing exercises follow on Tuesday, with junior day at St Mary’s Academy yesterday. Daughters of Liberty mark their sixth anniversary. lists posted for voters. a boy charged with stealing Sunday newspapers. Post F delegates depart for the Travelers’ Protective Association convention in Omaha. Mr Williams chairs the national legislative committee.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Daughters of Liberty
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Charles C. Carlin
City
Alexandria High School
Opera House
William H. Sweeney
Farry D. Kirk
Board of School Trustees
St. Mary's Academy
Slaters of the Holy Cross
Thes
Anita Burrel
Ruth Nagel
Camille de Lane
Helen Moore
Jennie Cook
Ruth Simma
Agnes Sweeney
Naomi x Nwarzmann
Constance Pennet
Helen Fiead
Alma Brooks
May Brock
Mary Welly
Ruth Morgan
Helen Cook
Helen Roland
Mary Hayes
Anna Cook
Louise Robinson
Kitty Crily
Regina Fannon
Vivian Webster
Catherine Hoy
Agnes Vraney
Jim Teague
Margaret Whitestone
Leahella Mulhern
Margaret Wibert
Kilafill
Katherine Wesch Jer
Mary Kavanaugh
Virginia Powary
John ¥. Willams
D. Brockett
J. William May
Omaha
Nebr
Post F
Mr. Williams
Girl Scouts Elect Head for National Conference Delegates Go Today
Delegates to the Washington Girl Scout national conference will meet and witness a drill at Fort Myer and Mount Vernon. Mrs Juliel Low of Savannah is elected national president with officers including Mrs John S Rafter and Mrs C Buiti. Executive board members named include Wayne Marker Mrs Carl Vroomen and Justice Lamar. The organization was incorporated and plans to publish new handbooks for captains and field secretaries. The trip features a tour of the city and observation of first aid and ambulance maneuvers at the Zoological Park.
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Juliel Low
Savannah
John S. Rafter
Nashington
C. Bui Ti
Alabama
Cora Neal
Georgia
Hiehare Wainwright
Admetal Wainwright
Ati Tipge
Ov Wayne Marker
Carl Vroomean
Agrculture
Joseph Jlamar
Viera States Supreme Court
Colin Livingston
Mra
Ionan Institution
District of Columbia
Aplin
Ros
Pierce Min
Hook Peeek
German Army Reports Mixed Front After June Skirmishes
Berlin June 11 The German army headquarters released a statement detailing mixed outcomes on various fronts. French assaults near Neuville and along the Champagne front were repulsed with heavy losses to the French, while Russian attacks northeast of Wirgola on the lower Dubysa were repelled with about 300 prisoners taken. The Galicia front remained unchanged.
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Germany
Berlin
Lorette
Neuville
Ecurle
Hebuterne
Beaumont
Gerre- Marne
Champagne
Mesnianid
Beausejour Farm
Lower
Dubysa
iWirgola
Galicia
Russia
Fetrograd
Shavit
Orazycs
Vistula
Pilica
Austria
Vienna
Bukowina
Dniester
Pflanzer
Otynia
Abertyn
Horodenka
Czernowitz
Pruth
Gorz
Landwehr
Ronchi
Jaorze
Carinthian
Germany's Iron Supremacy and Its War Impact
An analysis asserts Germany dominates pig iron and coal via occupied Belgium and parts of France, offset by Allied access to U S iron. It estimates Germany controls about 86 percent of France's pig iron and 89 percent of its coal, highlighting the strategic role of iron in sustaining war production against superior Allied manpower. It notes the United States remains the major non European iron source, capable of bolstering Allied capacity if funds and credit permit purchases.
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New York Times
France
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Cceek
Esaeeey
Nord
Pas de Calais
Meurthe Et Moselle
German Association of Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Austria
Hungary
Japan
United States
War Reports on Day 319 Highlight Frontline Fortifications
Paris reports detail Allied fortifications before Neuville St Vaast and captured German weapons, including 77mm guns and mitrailleuses. Updates cite prisoner batches, wounded admissions, and a firm hold on Beausejour trenches while noting limited German counterfire. Russia and Austria statements describe repulsed attacks, prisoner gains, and movements along the Dniester and Galician fronts amid broader Italian theater activity.
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France
Paris
Neuville St. Vaast
Toutvent Farm
Hebuterne
Tracy-le-Mont
Guennevierer Farm
Champagne
Beausejour
Arlington wreaths mark Confederate dead ceremony
The annual Arlington National Cemetery commemorative exercises honor Confederate dead with President in attendance. Capt. John M. Hickey, a Franklin Battle veteran, presides as master of ceremonies. The event includes unveiling the Southern Cross by Washington Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans and remarks by Hilary A. Herbert and Samuel J. Graham.
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John M. “Hickey
Arlington National, Cemetery
United States
John M. Hickey
Battle of
Franklin
Confederate Memorial Hall
Vermont’ Avenue
Maryland
Virginia
Washington Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Virginia Hereford
Louise Younger
Gen
Joseph Wheeler
Hilary A. Herbert
Wallace Streater
J. B. Price
Charles H. Keel
F. R. Travel
Claude Bennett
United Daughter of the Confederacy
Maud Howell Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Magnus §.Thompson
Gustavus Werber
S. Spring Belt
E. T. Shields
Pinckney T. Bodell
W. D. Owens
A. H. Mitchell
Cora Swaine
Goodwin Hisworth
George K. Denmark
J. F. Tomlinson
Southern Cross
Oscar Roome
Carrington West
Beauregard
Anthony Wayne
Harrold
F. Weeks
Miss McArdle
Southern Reef Society
Archibald Young
Robert M. Harrower
Perry M. de Leon
G. T. Drake
C. A. Dunnington
J. W. Fite
Thomas W. Buckey
J. Moat
S. W. B. Pegues
D. C. Grayson
James L Parsons
Edwin P. Jones
Charles B. Howry
Seth Shepard
Stockton
JJ. Gillenwater
J. W. Drew
Simple boiling technique for goiters and vascular lesions
The author describes using a glass hypodermic syringe heated in water for demonstrations at a clinic. He claims most goiters can be cured by this method and reports favorable results in venous or arterial angiomata. Capillary lesions on the face may necrose and become infected, requiring a secondary operation to secure a near-cicatrix.
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Tam
Lusitania Relief Benefit Raises Over $1500 at Columbia Theater
A benefit performance directed by C. J. James raised more than $1,500 for Lusitania victims to be donated to the Red Cross. The Columbia Theater was nearly full with two boxes unsold, one bought by Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and the Cunard Line in memory of the ship's crew. Notable acts included E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe in a final stage appearance, a Shakespeare scene, a Mozart Minuet, and a variety of musical and dance numbers, with about $200 from a student collection by Washington high school girls.
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Lusitania
Columbia Theater
C. J. James
Red Cross
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Lusit
John Kline
Poli Players
David Andrada
Columbia Musical Stock Company
Sylvia Metcalf
Elinor Henry
Edna Munsey
Lenore Novasio
Eddie Morris
Harry Short
William Pruette, Jr
Columbia Company
Julian Brylawski
George W. Vail
Clara BE. W. Lambert
Goddess of
Liberty
Washington High School
Companions of Foresters Elect New Leaders at Raleigh
The final session of the Companions of the Foresters of America met in Raleigh last night. Evelyn Sawyer of Boston was elected supreme chief companion unanimously, succeeding Julia A. McCarthy of Lynn who became supreme supervisor of laws. Annie E. Poth of New York was reelected financial secretary. next meeting set for Atlantic City two years hence.
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the Companions of the Foresters of America
Raleigh
Evelyn Sawyer
Boston
Julia A. McCarthy
Lynn
Mass
Laws
Annie E. Poth
New York City
Atlantic City
N. J
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Companions of Foresters
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Hancock
Massachusetts
Sons‘of ‘Liberty
Anheuser-Busch
Free Republic
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U.S.A
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Washington, D. Cc
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Klopfer
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Ward & Leonard
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Knox
East Cap
Maxwell
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Mitchell
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Haverford Cycle Co
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Howard A. French
Ninth Street
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Pruden
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