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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

14

Misplaced Switches on Life's Railroad Sermon

The Rev. H. S. Stewart will preach on Misplaced Switches on Life's Railroad at Second Tractts Church tomorrow night The talk ties railroad troubles to moral choices and life direction He will be joined by engineers attending the event at Locelock in July and promises a plainspoken message about self control and fate

H. S. Stewart Stewart Traptes Looelock Vafe Ilarm At & P Henry Aten Fer Baptist Church Indy Metandist Somomi Cine Hos Et Ce Republic Trinity Nood Boomer Sphie Paiva Babt S Selon Pirnie Woots Val Pues

Ambiguous Fragments on Eggs and Names in Odd Text

A jumble of verses and quotations discusses eggs as a metaphor for markets, a figure’s idle behavior, and seasonal price shifts. It weaves in references to Kipling Debs and a cryptic surname transformation noting Potts Phillips and Phillipson.

Ibanez Kipling Debs

Fashiongrams of jade green silk and Paris blouses

A fashion note describes a jade green silk ensemble with black bronze embroidery and self material trims. It also highlights a contrasting afternoon dress, love blouses in Paris, and fall lace over chiffon sleeves with accordion pleats or a tiny frill at the shoulder, noting color pairings and fabrics.

History of Your Name Coram Variations in Europe

The article traces the origin of the given name Philip from the Greek phil and hippos meaning rover of horses. It explains how the name spread from Greece to Rome, across Normandy, to England with William the Conqueror, and into medieval Europe, noting its popularity and common shortening to Phil.

Philipott Philipot Phillips Norman Reach Sourch Potts Philip Phil Philliipus Itrance Normandy Eingland Wathiam England

Band Concert Today at Eclipse Park

The U S Moving Band led by William H Santelmann performs at 5 p m with a program including Pathfinder of Pan and The Merchant of Venice excerpts, followed by a 5:30 pm stand concert under John S M Zimmerran with marches overtures waltzes and capstone pieces The Star Spangled Banner to close.

U. S William Hi. Santelmaen Pathfinder Fryer Robert E. Clark The United &Tatss Boldisss John S. M. Zimmermann the Progran Lurlin MRR Ra Hetan Gy Fe Tel Me! Kortlander Waltz Suite. ‘Over the Warpa"’. Rosas

Fifth Grade Toys From Eaton School Sent To Refuges

Enamelled chickens ducks camels and other toys made by fifth grade pupils at Eaton School Cleveland Park have arrived at the Potomac division headquarters. Junior Red Cross directed the project and the toys will be sent as gifts to refugees. Miss Viola Offut supervised the effort and praises the craftsmanship.

Eaton School Cleveland Park Potomac Division Tunior Red Cross Sg PA Teletyn Far East Viola Offut

Children to Romp at Pageant Today in Potomac Park

Kids showcase a summer pageant in Potomac Park across from Rolling Field. The event runs 4 to 9 PM with Old English folk dancing and a performance of The True of the Woods by Marie Moore Forrest closing. Funds from toy tag sales support summer chaperones. National Community Chorus on river floats joins Navy Yard Hand in the music program. An arrangements committee includes numerous local names such as Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes and Mrs. Charles Bell.

Potomac Park Rolling Field Washington Marie ‘Moore Forrest Community Service Susie Root Rhodes Tom S. Sleigh National Navy Yard William Cochran Hill Isaac Gans Victor Kauffmann Elkins Charles Bell H. H. Rouseau Cleveland Perkins Charles Patterson William Belden Noble Walter Tuckerman Randolph Minot Charlies Wood Claude Mayo David Porter Gladys Hinckley Diarton Newton D. Baker George Varnett

Baker Water Power Board Named by President Wilson

President Wilson yesterday named Secretary Baker to chair the water power board created to administer the measure. Secretary Meredith and Secretary Payne were appointed as members of the board.

Baker Wilson Meredith Payne

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