George Washington U Drops Two Year College Requirement
George Washington University will discontinue the policy of requiring two years of collegiate work for entrance to the medical law schools. The sole admission requirement this year will be an eight grade diploma. The change is expected to raise enrollment and is discussed at the athletic council meeting. Dean McBane and President Needham lead the council with football and basketball manager appointments anticipated.
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Yereteford
Dean McBane
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Frentine
Dougherty
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Bummer
Tom McRene
Darkets Studs
Churches Resume Worship After Winter Break
Churches reopened services across the area with Epiphany lessons and sermons. Rev J F Due officiated at Anacorta Methodist and Rev G E McGulgan led St Matthew’s morning and evening services as congregations resumed normal Sunday schedules after winter休.
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Buck Smith
St Matthew's
Iene
J. C. Murr
Mars
TNS
McGulgan
Carnegie on Way North and Science Founda Plans
A fragmented OCR note mentions Carnegie Science Foundation officials at a park, discussing northern movement and scientific inquiries. Reference to Tor Hudson Strait and various unspecified aims suggests a science outreach or exploratory context.
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Beles Neto
Carnegie
Park Services End Meeting Attendance Declines
Under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association park services held yesterday at Franklin Park and Vermont Avenue Christian Church. The meeting drew about 1.20 attendees with speakers addressing repentance and the use of time and talent for communal love and service. William Ynowheeta of Cooper, the general secretary, spoke on foundations for a lasting movement.
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Evedale Veeper Services
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Christ Inspires Clean Play In Heavenly Ballgame Sermon
Rev Z H Copp at Bethany Chapel urged clean sports and spiritual focus in college athletics. He likened life to a baseball game, with Christ managing the heavenly team and the devil piloting the earthly nine, urging players to enroll under Jesus for eternal rewards. He warned against earthly temptations and urged athletes to strive for heaven through right conduct.
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English Purists in America Say U S English Superior
Prof. Raymond of George Washington University revisiting London after four years concludes American English to be purer. He notes England lags in pronunciation, with Westminster Abbey sermons dropping words in minutes. He asserts Americans speak to the dictionary standard, while English usage often mispronounces words.
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England
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Weather conditions and winds across New England to Atlantic coast
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the northeast and Atlantic coasts. Two storm centers near Florida and off the New England coast bring cool, breezy weather with showers possible on the plateau and southern Husky Mountain region. Atlantic coast storm warnings remain from Norfolk to Hatteras as northerly winds strengthen and temperate conditions prevail inland for several days.
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Rand Banks
Government Comptroller's Office Shaping Treasury Payments
The comptroller's office directs cabinet and bureau leaders on disbursements, guarding against illegal payments. It advises on warrants, reviews back pay for veterans, and consolidates jurisdictions to ensure proper use of funds, from cent to millions, including Philippine Islands expenses.
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Back to the Stones Sermon On Jesus Return To Jerusalem
The Rev J S Muir of Temple Baptist Church urged Christians to imitate Jesus courage as he faced threats to return to Jerusalem and endure stones. He praised everyday witnesses in homes and workplaces who sustain the gospel and urged continued effort despite discouragement and misgiving.
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Java
Antarctic Expedition Reflections and Personal Denials
Fragmented testimony recalls Cape York and Cape Sheridan journeys with Whitney and Borup. Prof Masilen discusses Gretly expedition and arctic travels while Bartlett denies shedding tears over not joining the pole expedition. Witnesses recount Cook’s instruments and the tension around leadership and wintering responsibilities.
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Clergyman critiques craze for novelty in sermon at local church
At Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church Reverend Charles Guthrie denounces the modern urge to be up to date. He warns that chasing fashion erodes enduring values and tests the soul by focusing on material wealth over spiritual worth. A separate note reports John A. Bolen, 42, of Pittsburg, removed from a train in Union Station with meningitis and liver cancer and moved for treatment.
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North Pole
Daily Press
Comic Supplement
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Goa
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Pitteburg
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Cunnaly Hospital
Bolen
Pittsburg
Washington
Spanish Column Advances In Morocco Action Report
Spanish forces under General Grozco pushed toward Selousa using a captive balloon for guidance. Six Moorish villages were burned as heavy resistance halted progress. General Martha accompanied the operation, king's regiment and artillery units protecting communications at Maormina. Moors reportedly reform behind rocky positions west of Nador.
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Feary's Surgeon Describes Peary Arctic Expedition
Dr John W Goodsell who joined Commander Peary details the arctic voyage from Roosevelt to Cape Columbia and places, noting temperatures of 40 degrees below zero, deaths in the hunting party, and the return journey. He describes capturing fish, collecting specimens, photographing wildlife, and hunting walrus on the return leg.
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Peary Refused to Take Dr Cook’s Data Aboard Roosevelt
General Hubbard reports Peary declined bringing Dr Cook’s boxes and instruments on the Roosevelt. He says Peary insisted Whitney retain full custody of the documents, citing the significance of the data in potential future talks with Cook. Hubbard notes Peary’s stance may reflect tension with Cook and the data’s strategic value.
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Patronal Feast Celebrated at St Matthew’s Church
A solemn patronal feast was observed at St Matthew’s Church with high mass and vespers, music by volunteer male voices directed by Miss Jennie D Glennon, ornate vestments, and readings from Rev James Smyth and Rev Edward Burkey among others. The sermon was delivered by Rev John Marr, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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Crowds Swarm New York Harbor For Warship Events
The city buzzed with visitors and thousands filling St Patrick’s Cathedral and Old Trinity as naval ships anchored along the Hudson. Sailors from eight nations walked the streets while crowds boarded excursion steamers to witness the parade and river views. History notes the Infelxible’s brilliant display as ships and officials discuss upcoming celebrations and flights from Governors Island.
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Utrecht officers lead Hudson- Fulton celebration at church
The Dutch cruiser Utrecht officers attended a Middle Collegiate Church service with Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood commanding the East department and FH. Vin Ress, treasurer of the Hudson Fulton celebration commission, in attendance. The Post is described as Washington’s Real Estate Entity.
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Utrecht
Leonard Wood
U. S.A
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The Post as a Leading Nation Paper and Its Wide Coverage
The Post is described as the leading newspaper in the United States capital area. It provides comprehensive financial news and market reports, offering merchants and financiers an accurate view of business conditions. It also serves farmers with produce sales guidance and leisure readers with varied columns.
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The Washington Post Sundays Shine in Household News
The Washington Post boasts a premier illustrated magazine section with selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely, accurate illustrations, making The Sunday Post the preferred newspaper for readers and households.
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The Sporting Department of The Post
The Post carries a full sporting section with extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. Four pages each Sunday chronicle baseball results, track races, cycling, auto racing, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every feature of the sporting world in an accurate comprehensive manner.
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