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-February1935Volume IXNumber l  \nJANIARY-FEBRUARY,1935  \nPIRICE.25 CENTS  \nVOL.IX.NO.1-2  \nTIIE NEW HME OF 6ODDESS THEMIS-THE SIPREME COIIT DF THE INITED STATES  \n# EASTER EXCURSION\n\nFrom NEW YORK -April 2,1935  \nFrom BOSTON--April 3,1935  \nArriving at PIRAEUS 11 days before Easter with the  \nsteamer which carried the three last AHEPA Excursions  \nBYRON  \nA good opportunity for those who desire to enjoy a real spring trip and  \n5pend the Easter holidays with their relatives in Greece  \nThe Greek Government will again extend the usual privileges and courtesies  \nto these excursionists.  \nWRITE FOR OUR EXCURSION FOLDER,WHICH CONTAINS DETAILED INFORMATION.  \nFor tickets,apply to our authorized agents or the:  \nNATIONAL GREEK LINE  \n44 WHITEHALL STREET  \nNEW YORK,N.Y.  \nOther Offices:  \nS.B.DEMOPOULOS  \nJULES HONE  \nP.P.KUTRUBES  \nUniversity Tower  \n333 North Michigan Ave.  \n320 Tremont Street  \nMontreal,Canada  \nBoston,Mass.  \nChicago,Ⅲ.  \n# AHEPA MAGAZINE\n\nOfficial Organ of the Order of Ahepa  \nVOL.IX  \nNO.1-2  \nJANUARY-FEBRUARY,1935  \nC ○ N T E N T S  \nPageUnited Stares Agrees to Sertle with Turkev.……   …  ……   2Editorials.      ………  ………  …   …  3Greece,the Land of Myths,Philosophy,Oratorv and Art,by Honorable W.C.Hodges,   ………    …        …  4Education—Medical Schools and Hospitals in Greece,by Dr.Charles  \nJ.Demas.………    ……      ………   …   6Significance of Symptoms and Houschold Remedies in ChildhoodDiseases,by George J.Boines,M.D..   ………      …  8Fraternity News   ……       …    …      ……10Auxiliary News………………   …  …     …    …27Greek Text         …………             …………  29  \nCONSTANTINE G.ECONOMOU,Editor  \nPublished bi-monthly by  \nTHE AHEPA MAGAZINE PUBLISHING CO.,Incorporated  \nINVESTMENT BUILDING.WASHINGTON,D.C.Telephone,National 4974  \n0ncs gn Amra Pymtisurso .Co.IscourouTe ACI11LES CATSONI Frpident and Chalmanof the floant of Dire tors.Grore k Johnsn.Costantioe G Eoonomou,F.W.Kitatana,Grarer FlaceArthat Pepanir,feter foudouri  \nSybecripuon fo memhen of the Onie of Abers 8L00p yrin adance.To non-menben 5700 prt year iadvance.  \nSubo riptien fo Canada and Freign cuntrie s500 per sejad  .Subycrihens munt ntity m at wnc olany chane of addres,sving both new asd old addrenCopyriht,1032,by Die Ahepa Maazine Pablbbing Co,n.Advertog Ratn funisbed eRequest.Entred amonl dlan matier at the Purf 0c at.Wancfen.F++Phe dut ef MarkJ.1879  \n# AHEPACHAPTERS\n\nYour future considerationwill be appreciated just asmuch as your past patron-age...So,if you needsupplies and paraphernaliathat are a little better anda little finer,let us continueto serve you.  \nGEMSCO  \n692 BROADWAY  \nN.Y.  \nNEW YORK  \nThe largest actual manu-facturers of Ahepa sup-plies and paraphernalia inthe United States.  \n## United States Agrees toSettle with Turkey\n\nEDITORS NOTE  \nTL Hta Ma     the hplh   arirateM Main一   t一  \nDY ANexchange of notes daced DeB renber 21.1923,the Inited Statesand Turkey chtered into an 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