Peace by Victory: Gore Urges Postwar Unity and Enforcement
Rt. Rev. Charles Gore spoke at First Congregational Church in Washington on a moral aims of the war. He rejected a peace without victory and urged a league to enforce peace, a supernational restraint, and a new brotherhood of man to prevent renewed arms and alliances.
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Germany
Gore
United States
Church Peace Union
League
America
Europe
Fuskop Gore
Brotherhood of Man
England
World Alliance For International Friendship
D C Nursing Survey Began In District Of Columbia
The nursing survey in the District of Columbia moves forward under executive secretary Miss Anna Greenlees selected by the local chapter chaired by Dr Ralph Jenkins. The headquarters will be at 1413 G Street NW with Miss Greenlees directing Red Cross teaching center and influenza relief work since May 1917. No house to house canvass will be used as data are available from known sources she has in hand. Greenlees will enlist hospital superintendents and civic group representatives for cooperation.
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District ‘ Columbia
Misa Anna Greenlees
Miss Greenlees
War Department reports draft boards progress in 1911 examinations
The War Department announced that 1911 local draft boards have completed ninety percent of the physical examinations for Class 1 men aged nineteen to thirty six. One thousand three hundred forty three boards are sixty percent complete and sixteen hundred nineteen boards have done zero percent of the work. Classification of September 12 registrants has progressed with 308 boards closing thirty percent, four thousand and forty seven at sixty percent, and three thousand five hundred sixty one at ninety percent. All proper records have been forwarded to district boards by four hundred eight local boards.
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The
War Department
Sveaterday
Woman Beaten With Lead Pipe Near 114 Irons Court
Lizabeth Easton of 114 Irons Court Southwest was assaulted yesterday afternoon by two other women using a lead pipe. The injured woman was taken to Kennergenct Hospital in serious condition. The incident was discussed at the League of American Pen Women meeting at 1623 H Street Northwest.
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Oman
Lizabeth Easton Colored
Irons Court
Aken
Marine Band Orchestra Program At 230 P.M.
The United States Maria Band Orchestra under William H Santelmann presents a program at 230 p m at the United States Marine Barracks. Tell It to the Marines is featured in the March lineup with Movements and selections for concert audiences.
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United States Maria Band Orchestra
William H Santelmann
Jeader
United States Marine Barracks
United States Soldiers Home Band Orchestra
John
M. Zirantermann
Stanley Hall
Schofield
Suppe
Kunihila
Kistler
Richard Lerleberg
Eileen
Herbert Textrot
Roberts
Leentermezzo
Johnny
Prohibition Push Links Brewers to War Effort and Fuel Saving
A wartime agitation piece argues prohibition saves grain coal and shipping for the war. It cites brewers using millions of bushels of grain and sugar, brewers and saloons consuming coal, and argues closing saloons would boost coal output and shipbuilding while freeing men for the front or farms. It quotes Billy Sunday Lloyd George and J H Kellogg, urging shutdown of breweries and saloons to win the war.
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League OF Nations
First Congregational Church
Dexclaree
D. C
Oberon
Vinea
Edwards Weber Bohm
Waiss
Bizot Lake Zichter of Monte
Daniels
Gen. Pershing
Hoover
General Pershing
Pennsylvania
Billy Sunday
Austria
Lloyd George
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
the Unionist
J. H. Kellogg
Eries
Chicago
Mare Island Navy Yard
Newport Torpedo Station
Jasal
Haven Emerson
N. Y
Battle Creek Sanitarium
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