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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1921
Page
5
Thousands crowd Arlington Cemetery for a solemn rite honoring America's unknown on the eve of armament talks. Delegates and officials from many nations attend a church service at Washington Cathedral with Bishop Gailor leading prayers for peace.
Solemn high mass at the Catholic University prayed for divine blessing on the arms conference. Rev. Willem J. Kerby urged students to faith and duty as President Harding’s letter emphasized understanding among nations and religious groups for American aims in the international assembly in Washington.
Paris praised Hughes plan as a step that would abrogate the Anglo Japanese alliance. Editors warn Americans may see rupture as mere appearance of satisfaction and note Britain and Japan implications. Painville funeral held for Miss Mary Evans elder Lake Erie college president with burial to Woodbury New Jersey.
Delegates debate permanent naval limits focusing on cruiser construction and tonnage caps for Britain, the United States, and Japan. Proposals outline fixed capital ship tonnages, replacement rules after ten years, and the balance of power with emphasis on 16 and 14 inch guns and battle cruisers.
The Rev. Harry Gage, noted for Universal Psychology studies, declared that what a person clearly conceives they can achieve. He begins a series of free public lectures in the ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel this week, tonight at 8:15 p.m.
A mass meeting at Gonzaga hall heard speakers including Michael Hogan of Mi chaniayiile and Albert Coyle praising the Irish Republic cause. Coyle outlined evidence collected by commissions on atrocities and urged support for the second loan to aid the Irish republic.
Reported last night at Fourth Street and Northwest New York Avenue transit clash left eight hurt when auto and street car collided. Victims included Paul J. Clements 42, Ruth Hall and Bertha with others treated at local hospital. The motorist and injured pedestrians were examined. one arm broken and others recovering.
A local club announces plans for a children’s Christmas party with committee chairs named including XN Shepherd and Gelber and details on transportation and activities set for the event.
Delegates to the Washington event gathered at Mt Vernon Place for a convention of the W people. Madame Yajima spoke in Japanese, with Mrs Henry Sopping and Mrs Emma Senterdan among leaders. Mike Anterden, president of the W OF T, discussed global progress. Mary Harry Armgur, “Gor Cyclone,” described temperance work. An organ recital by FR Dean Shure and Beagle Lengham Giggen closed the program.
Roger Babson told a Calvary Protestant church audience that a nation must place priority on labor materials wealth and intelligence over integrity service and ego. He argued that natural resources financial strength executive ability and seduction are tools, good when used rightly but dangerous when misdirected after more than twenty years study of government.
Reported totals show more than $22,000 collected to date for the Tarneny Fund drive. A final push was planned for tomorrow night to bring the campaign to a close.
An article honors Red Cross war work with arms envoys praising the organization for relief efforts. The piece notes international support, calling for continued aid and recognizing the Red Cross role in securing peaceful life during wartime.
A grand dedication marked by speeches from Abe Gupte Saute and Henry Harding as the United States hosts a Red Cross relief ceremony. Officials discussed wartime aid to veterans and Europe, praising France Italy and Holland and detailing famine relief funds and global health aims.
The Rev W W Bosady longtime rector in Laurel Maryland died at his home Saturday night. Funeral services will be at St Philip's Church this morning at 9 o'clock. He served at St John's and St Stephen's in the city and was buried in Rosk Crack cemetery. The rector held affiliations with several churches and was educated at Columbia University and Bacon.
A muddled OCR fragment mentions individuals and a possible death, referencing Victoria and a railway station incident. Names appear garbled and details incomplete, with no clear dates or affiliations to anchor the event. Further restoration needed to confirm the persons and context.
Sufferers of skin trouble can quickly overcome fiery itching eczema by applying Mentho-Sulphur. The preparation’s germ destroying properties ease irritation and heal skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Obtain a jar from any good druggist and use it like cold cream.
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