World Court Issue Drafted By Root Clarke Lee President
President Harding discussed the world court with Republican leaders and Clarke Lee President of the Nations Nonpartisan group. Brown of the Southwest reported few citizens understood the world court, while Secretary Hughes and War Insurance Chief addressed policy. Bliss, Wood, and Sweet were among figures in attendance as political implications colored Western visits and upcoming posts.
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Clarke
Uc Nations
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Warrington
Fornstice
Harding
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America
Ted
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Aleas
George Yey
White House
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Hughes
Southwest
Walter F
Cleveland
Prdalpent
Cnight
Brown
Unitedates
Spyaident Harding
Fredcok
Warlence Corpor
Heré
Plang
Va West
Alaska
Shere Woods Bliss
Sweden
President backs memorial at St Mary's for WWI officer
President endorses amoral at St Mary's college in Narys Kansas. The project amends plans to dedicate a memorial arch honoring Lieut W Simmons, the first officer killed in World War I. The arch will be unveiled during the diamond jubilee and commencement week beginning June 11.
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Narys
Kan
Ding. dL
St. Mary's College
W. Y Fitagimmons
St Mary's
Nabage
Freckles Vanish With New Triple Strength Cream
A Marvelous new discovery promises to gently dissolve each freckle removing brown spots and blemishes. The product refinishes skin texture and is sold at a low price in drug stores and department stores including O'Donnell's and Pearliss Drug Stores.
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O'donnell’s Drug Stores
Peorlss Drug Stores
Drive for Members Boosts YMCAs Membership Drive
The YMCA backs a members drive with incentives including a week's camp vacation for the top recruiter, a camera from Reid S. Ituker, and a silver belt buckle from Whitmore, Lynn & Alden. Addressing the gathering were Fit War ek, first vice president, and EB Fleming in charge of the campaign as various beams push to reach a goal of five hundred members.
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Addrassen
EB. Fleming
Wie
AK Am
Andrew H. Phelps
Reid
Ituker
Whitmore
Lynn & Alden
Ailver
FAVORS MODIFIED LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Former Supreme Court Justice John H. Clarke and Harvard President Dr. A Tawrenes Lowell urged American entry into the League of Nations and the World Court at Memorial Continental Hall. They argued for a modified form with reservations and warned party politics should not block a bold national decision.
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Harding
America
Bevin Party
World Court
Clarke Te
Wilbon
John H. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
A. Tawrenes Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nations
Memorial Continental Hall
League of Nations Nonpartisan Association
Washington
Supreme Court
Clarke
Senate
Justice Clarke
League
Hime
Taft
Philadelphia
Lowell
United States
Seoffan
Lowall
Lownel
Becaus
Great Britain
Congres
Migs Grace Abbott
National Conference of Social Work
Linaly Rudd Williams
National
Tuberculosia Association
Homer Folks
Socisl Work
Capital Church Shows Largest Membership in Missionary Convention
Cumberland Md May 23 The Christian missionary convention of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia today elected officers led by President Rev Walter Smith Park View Church Washington First Vice President Rev Leslie I Bowers Mount Rainier Second Vice President J M Sullivan Baltimore Third Vice President Henry S Snavely Hagerstown Recording Secretary J A Scott Washington Treasurer J M Pickens Washington Trustees Rev Peter Ainstie Baltimore T W Davis Washington Henry Trewood Mount Rainier C W Wagner Beaver Creek Jr W Ward Baltimore Reported the largest membership was Ninth Street Washington Fatti Vermont Avenue Washington and perhaps Dalet MorS 954 first church Hagerstown 784 as the largest? membership for all purposes.
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Washington
Christian Missionary Convention
Cumberland
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Walter Smith
Park View Church
Weahington
Leslie I. Bowers
Mount Rainer
J. 3. Sullenn
Baltimore
Henry 5. Snavely
Hagerstown
J. A. Scott
Social Work Seen as Political Issue at Memorial Hall
Reports from Memorial Continental Hall detail social work leaders urging public backing for welfare measures. Gov. Sweet and Mrs. Henry Monkowits push for education and political action to advance housing, child protection, and labor standards. Delegates praise newspapers as allies and plan next year’s Toronto meeting while debating race, immigration, and public opinion’s role in reform.
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Henry Monkowits
New York
Conference of Social Work
Memorial Continental Hall
Mra.kowity
Yeu
Willa 5
Sweet
Colorado
Germany
Willeam Preston Beaxell
The
New York World
Miss Abbott
Nonpartisan League
Continental Memorial Hall
Caing
United States
Trafic
American Association of Hospital Social Workers
Baltimore
Toronto
Inter
Lucie Johnson Bing
Rilo Grande
Ohio
Hall of Nationa
Washington
Linssey Williams
Rockefeller Foundation
Franca
National Tuberculosis Association
Europe
A. R. Hatton
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
New National Museum
Gerald W. Johnson
Greensborn
N. C
Hotel Washington Yeaterday
Corcoran Art School Awards Prizes For Last Year
The Corcoran School of Art announces prize awards for students across classes. Elizabeth Fuller wins first in Portrait with 200 dollars. Doris Ktolberg second honorable mention. Naomi Rhodes second. Eleanor Beckham secures first in Freelight. Mira Bila and Dorothy Bhite receive second honorable mentions. Elizabeth Waban earns the antique class prize of 75 dollars. Mike Wargate and Viewa Heoneman receive honorable mentions. Ruth Wars and others receive honors in the millit case and related categories.
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Corcoran School of Art
Board of Trustees
Elizabeth Fuller
Doris Ktolberg
Naomi Rhodes
Eleanor Beckham
Mira Bila Abeth Abi
Standard Bread Weight Urged to Curtail Fraud
C Z Kremer of the American Retail Bakers Association urged national standard bread weights before the weights and measures conference. He said underweight bread harms consumers and fair competition, noting District of Columbia law allows loaves of 0.5 to 1.5 pounds and multiples of 1 pound. State laws followed to curb fraud. debate over coal-ton tonnage was not pursued.
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Bureau of Stendards
C. Z. Kremer
American Retail Bakers Association
Kramer
Georges M. Roberts
Roberts
Vanderlip Outlines Youth Training Plan For Citizenship
Fundamental idea presented by Vanderlip calls for government and War Department efforts to train youth in citizenship and vocational skills. At Continental Hall the National American council session discussed unifying aims with 30 million members represented, stressing training to earn a living and to understand democracy.
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War Department
Warding
National American Counil
Continental Hall
Frank A. Vandeuip
Council
Citip
Vanderlip
Pia Uhead
President hears New England merchants on freight case
Senator Lodge leads 70 New England business men at the Interstate Commerce Commission session in Boston. They press the commission to oppose changes favoring ports like New York and Boston, arguing against shifting grain trade from Baltimore and Philadelphia to Canada. Representatives from Baltimore and Norfolk urged preserving existing routes and territory, citing constitutional concerns and regional trade balances.
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Senator Lodge
New England
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
White House
Ledge
Civl&pates
W. Bible
Philadelphia
Canada
New York
Baltimore
C. R. Webber
Central Freight Association
New England Mnes
New York Central
Portland
Heathe
S A
le Balttimers
Hampton Redds
New Port News
Sorfolk
K. K. Gartner
Roof Dancing Garden Opens At Arlingtop Hotel Opera
The Arlingtop hotel roof garden opens this evening with a transformed venue now featuring two new dance floors and enhanced floral and electrical décor. High-class music is arranged by Samuel J. Ateiberger and Myer Goldman will lead the orchestra. Bob Fosper known as the Pied Piper of the Overseaa Foros will play a prominent role among the musicians.
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Arlingtop
Samuel J. Ateiberger
Myer Goldman
Bob Fosper
Salary Reclassification Brings Pay Cuts and Raises
Officials report a district reclassification plan that may level pay by reducing salaries for higher earners while some roles see increases. Veterans and internal revenue bureaus face reductions, with much of overall raise coming from absorbing existing bonuses. The board aims to remove pay discrimination against lower-wage government workers.
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Aeid
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Popular Family Remedy
A verbose herbal pitch touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a long trusted remedy. It claims the product has helped families for over 30 years and remains the world’s best selling family laxative. A sample household testimonial mentions sustained relief and affordability at about a cent per dose.
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Colson
Bernard
Ida A. Burkett
Carrell
T.5
Jmantha
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