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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

Page

13

Berlin Stands by Treaty Amid German Disarmament Debate

The report centers on Germany and Berlin pledging to uphold treaty obligations while facing domestic pressure to reduce the army. It notes statements by Fehrenbach and other officials about fulfilling commitments, the role of reserve forces, and the broader political debate at Spa. The piece also mentions coal arrears amounting to about 3,000,060 tons and ongoing labor issues.

Band Concert at Garfield Park by Marine Band

A Marine Band concert led by Walter F Smith sergeant will perform at Garfield Park bandstand at 730 pm today. The program includes Mendelssohn Mosai, Offenbach, Sousa works, and Star Spangled Banner, with selections, marches, waltzes, and dances featuring the Girls on the Film and other titles.

Garfield Park Marine Band Walter F Smith Maren Mic Branson Mitary Mendelssohn Mosai Genevieve de Brabant Vo 8 John & Mummerman Wardweil

More Truth Than Poetry By James J. Montague

A poem criticizes animal naiveté and human brutality, contrasting the turtle cow and crocodile with a political jab. The speaker notes bulls and beasts lack nerves, yet humans justify cruelty. The closing line mocks campaign platforms built from stubborn, concrete rhetoric.

James J. Montague

Coal Supply and Rail Aid Amid Threat of Famine in Washington

Pepro officials say Baltimore and Ohio railroad cooperates to prevent a coal famine that could deprive Washington of electricity and power. Sufficient coal for two to three divisions remains to keep the plant running toward better dividend shipments. Maj Don Mgains force governs the new retirement plan affecting Disesnmaee tr olftuials and employees. At present LI teachers are retired and 2% more move to the inactive list on Sugus 27. Daughters of Isabella plan a dance at Columbus Country Club on December 12 at 8:15 PM.

Pepro Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington Ponovan

Cleveland Variations and Origin in Old English Place Name

The Cleveland family name derives from a geographic term meaning a cleft or fissure between hills, with variants Clive Cliff and Gleve tracing to Middle English forms Atte Clive or Atte Cleve. Origins point to a Yorkshire region and later ties to Middleborough and local place names, reflecting medieval spelling and pronunciation shifts.

Cleveland Cliff Clive Cliff Gleve Langland England Clive Chey Cleve Atte Clive Atte Clift Atte Cleve Clifty Yorkshire Middleborough

Donovan to Direct Work on Retirement Annuities Plan

Donovan will direct operations beginning July at the sum of 0006 to pay retirement annuities to district teachers. The district government will operate the TIW in regard to teacher benefits, transferring authority from the Bureau of War Insurance and the Treasury Department to the district government. District commissioners today designated Auditor Duintel.

Bureau of War Tisk wSurance Treasury Department Dastral Vesterdais Audilor Duintel

McAdoo Letter Urges Progressive Policies Against Reaction

A June 17 letter by WillamG McAdoo, released in New York, appeals to labor groups to oppose reaction and back liberal policies and a progressive candidate. He thanks John J Mulholland for the endorsement from the Metal Trades Council, stresses reasoned debate, and argues humanity rights must override property rights in America.

Associated Press New York Willamg McAdoo America John J Mulholland Metal Trades Council New York City McAdoo Democratic Party Mulholland

Rights of property and the push for true democracy

In a letter to the Metal Trades Council of Brooklyn a call is issued to protect individual rights within their proper limits and to oppose selfish reactionary forces. It urges labor organizations to act energetically for progressive humane democracy aiding the masses, with Boston notes on Walter Campbell Taylor, journalist and economist, dying in Wellesley Hills.

Metal Trades Council of Brooklyn America Boston Walter Campbell Taylor Wellesley Hills Portmouth Ohio

Annual outing of the Sunday tabernacle workers at Chesapeake Beach

The Billy Sunday tabernacle workers hold their annual outing today at Chesapeake Beach with Sunday Schools joining the excursion. The program includes a Christian athletic display and dancing as features, with involvement from St Pauls M UD Anacostia Moo United Brethren Mt Rammer M i Hrutfsville Moo and Fifteenth and i slreets southeast.

Chesapeake Beach St Pauls Anacostia United Brethren Mt Rammer I. Hrutfsville

Local reader praises Foley Kidney Pills in note from La Juata

A reader from 12th and Edison Street La Juata named Mrs L Gibson writes that her kidneys were troubling her for some time She says Foley Kidney Pills helped immediately and improved backache rheumatic pains sore joints and overall kidney and bladder health Adv

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