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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1921

Page

2

Bible Prize Awards Soon at Foundry Church

Representative Simeon D Jreas of Ohio will speak at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday for Bible question contest awards run by the District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs Bible department. Gunston Hall School for Girls won the top prize for most contestants, as final answers to 100 questions are published.

Simeon D Jreas Ohio Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church District of Columbia Federation of Women’s Clubs Gunston Hall School For Saul Ammonites Nahash Israel Samuel Gilgal I Samuel Sisera Jerubbaal Gideon Jephthah F Samuel

Italian White Strike Ends After Week of Idleness

The Italian government service white strike ends. Workers had stayed idle while appearing at offices daily. The Rome dispatch notes wages as the grievance. In Rome on June 11 the action led to 4000+ suspensions 495 dismissals and 13 resignations.

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Free Trial Method for Asthma Relief Offered

A historical advertisement invites readers to try a control method for asthma at no cost. It promises relief for long standing or recent cases, any climate, any age or occupation, especially those unhelped by inhalers or opium. Readers are urged to mail a coupon today with no payment or postage needed.

Mystery Wing Claim Could Multiply Aircraft Capacity

G M Williams of Dayton Wright Company announced a new airplane wing that purportedly increases load from 459 to 2,500 pounds and speeds from 125 to 150 mph. The design promises landing in small fields and city heart facilities, though construction details were not disclosed. The Wing is kept secret as armed services study it for defense. City Briefs mention Rotarians to hear T M Elliott of Amoy, China.

New York Associated Press G M. Williams Dayton Wright Company Williams Army Navy Air Services

Local clubs announce meetings and events this week

Wednesday at noon at the Willard George Wash on council American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic will meet at 8 o clock at the National Capital Bank hall 318 Pennsylvania Avenue The Obie Girls club hosts a weiner roast at Chain Bridge this afternoon at 3 The Georgia Society of Washington plans a meeting and dance at the Playhouse Saturday night The West Virginia society meets Tuesday night at Thomson School A D Calls speaking class at MCA forms a public speaking club meetings every Tuesday at 7 30

George Wash American Association For the Recognition of the National Capital Bank Pennsylvania Avenue Obie Girls’ Club Chainbridge The Georgia Society of Washington Playhouse West Virginia Society Thomson School A. D. Call MCA

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