Policy Change At George Washington University Athletics Council Meeting
George Washington University will drop the two year collegiate work requirement for medical and law school entrance, requiring only a high school diploma this year. Athletic council discussing football and basketball coaching positions, with Dean McBane and Coach Dougherty among leaders. President Needham to appoint managers and a noted rebound in athletics outlook.
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Churches Resume Work After Summer Pause
Faith communities reopened as pastors resumed services at multiple churches including Macnaret's Episcopal Church and St Matthew's after a quiet period. Sermons referenced winter readings, with Rev J T Due and Rev J C Murray delivering messages as gatherings resumed across the district on recent Sundays.
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Buck Smith
St Matthew's
Iene
J. C. Murr
Mars
TNS
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Carnegie on Way North
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Park Services End at Franklin Park Meetings
Under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association a attendance of about 1200 gathered yesterday afternoon at Franklin Park and Vermont Avenue Christian Church. The speaker spoke on repentance and the need for change of heart and use of time and talents in service, urging attendees to charity and personal improvement. William Ynowheeta of the Cooper General Secretary spoke on foundations and described the structure of effort and support for the association.
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Evedale Veeper Services
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Sermon Urges Clean Sports and Faith Guided Life
The Rev Zed H Copp at Bethany Chapel urged fans to play life like a heavenly baseball game with Christ managing the team. He warned the earthly nine under the devil and urged enrollment under Jesus for eternal payoff. He warned against drinking and bad company, stressing Christians should strive for God and heaven in sports and life.
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English Purest in America Prof Raymond Observes
Prof Raymond of George Washington University returns from London convinced American English remains closest to the dictionary standard. He notes English in Westminster Abbey mispronounces words and argues Americans keep to the standard pronunciation.
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Weather conditions forecast across New England and Atlantic coast
Department of Agriculture Weather Darea reports unsettled conditions from a low west of Florida and another east of New England. Cool eastern half with showers on the plateau and southern Husk Mountain region, partly cloudy Atlantic states, and generally fair weather elsewhere. Storm warnings on the Atlantic coast Norfolk to Hatteras. Brisk northerly winds along coasts with cooler temperatures for several days from the Mississippi Valley eastward to the Atlantic coast. Local report lists temperatures and humidity readings with typical daily highs and lows.
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Atlantic
Norfolk
Hatteras
Hugh
Tower Lakes
Ateamera
Rand Banks
Rules Nations Cash and the Comptroller's Office
A fragmented scan describes the U S Comptroller's Office guiding cabinet payments and disbursing officers, citing appeals and back pay cases. It notes consolidated jurisdiction, occasional small warrants, and large appropriations like meat imports for the Philippines during the war era.
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Back to the Stones Sermon Urges Courage in Christians
The Rev. J. Muir of Temple Baptist Church preached on Jesus returning to Jerusalem despite the threat of stoning. He urged faithfulness amid fear, praising martyrs and quiet witnesses in homes and workplaces as true evidence of Christian courage.
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Java
Antarctic Expedition Reflections and Whitneys Treks
Prof Masilen discusses Cape York and Arctic travels while Borup and Whitney recount Cape Sheridan voyages and polar observations. Capt Bartlett denies shedding tears over not joining the pole party, affirming pride in supporting Cook's expedition.
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Clergyman criticizes craze for novelty in sermon
At Hamline Methodist Church Rev Charles Guthrie urged living for others and choosing permanence over passing trends. He warned of a world immersed in the daily press and fashion, calling for steadfast faith and adherence to God's will despite material concerns. Also reported: John A. Bolen, 42, of Pittsburgh, taken from a train to Cannon? Hospital after meningitis and liver cancer.
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Spanish Column Advances in Morocco War Report
Spanish forces under Gen Martha push toward Selousa using captive balloon guidance. Moorish villages set ablaze, heavy resistance faced as batteries shell the enemy. King’s regiment and artillery protect communications at Maormina while Moors reform near a rocky position west of Nador.
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Peary expedition surgeon recalls Arctic voyage and losses
Dr John W Goodsell, who joined Commander Peary, writes from Pittsburgh to his mother about the polar trek. He details Cape Columbia, Cape York, temperatures below zero, the loss of Prog, Aarvin, and others, and the return voyage on the Roosevelt. He mentions hunting walrus, collecting specimens, photos, and scientific work along the way.
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Peary Refuses to Take Dr Cook’s Boxes Aboard Roosevelt
Gen Hubbard, president of the Peary Arctic Club, relays a Newark dispatch saying Peary refused to take Dr Cook's data and instruments aboard the Roosevelt. He notes Peary wanted Mr Whitney to retain custody, implying risks of spurring conflict with Cook and asserting documents should be under his control at all times.
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Patronal Feast Celebrated at St Matthew’s Church
A solemn patronal feast observed at St Matthew’s with high mass and vespers, featuring enhanced male-voice choirs under Miss Jennie D Glennon. Vocals, organ, and elaborate liturgical adornments marked the service. pastors include Rev James Smyth, Rev Edward Burkey, and Rev Dr John Cooper. sermon by Rev John Marr.
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Visitors Fill City as Warships Parade Through New York
Crowds throng streets and riverside drives to view an armada of eight nations ships led by the British flagship Inflexible. Excursion steamers jam the waterways while naval officers praise the fleet’s appearance and prayers mark the ceremonial events across St. Patrick's Cathedral and Old Trinity.
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Utrecht officers attend Hudson- Fulton celebration in Washington
The article notes the Dutch cruiser Utrecht officers Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood commanding the East department and FH. Vin Ress as treasurer of the Hudson Fulton celebration commission visiting the Middle Collegiate Church in Washington. The piece frames the event as part of a century of naval progress.
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The Post: Leading newspaper at the seat of government
The Post is described as the leading newspaper published at the seat of the United States government. Its financial news and market reports cover all sections, offering merchants and financiers an accurate view of the business world. It serves farmers with produce sale guidance and provides varied columns for leisure reading in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Washington Post Sunday Magazine Feature Praise
The Washington Post earns high regard for its illustrated magazine, selecting prominent writers and noted authors for fiction. Foreign news is curated with timely accurate illustrations, making The Sunday Post a trusted daily guest in households.
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The Sporting Department In The Post's Pink Sunday Paper
The Sporting Section of The Sunday Post covers every sport from baseball and racing to golf and swimming. It highlights results, schedules, and recent performances in an expansive, accurate, and comprehensive manner for readers.
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