Elk lodge to initiate largest class since founding Tuesday
The Elk lodge will introduce about 40 new candidates at 2:30 PM Tuesday with jazz, punch, a banquet, and a Court Street parade. Ellis of Nelsonville and Logan plan to attend. The event includes a dance hat parade, a band, and a humorous procession before the candidates meet a fed green grass fed elk statue. The banquet is funded by the lodge members led by Bob Id and Frank Schimpf’s team.
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Ellis
Nelsonville
Logan
Hungary
Court Street
Lodge
Bob Id
Frank Schimpf
Fry
Bob Ld
Schimpf
Leopold
Sunday Evening Musical Treat at First Ritian Church
A 7:30 pm program directed by P. F. McCormick features instrumental and choral numbers by the congregation. Highlights include Organ Voluntary, March Missionaire, Onward Christian Soldiers, Now The Day is Over, Saved by Grace, Oh Be Joyful, and a Trinity Bells finale.
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P. F. McCorand
Studor March
Missionaire
National Hymn Trumpets
Ryan
Onward Christian Soldiers
Mareh Trinity Bells
Mr. McCormick
Miss Roach
Old Trinity
Rural Day at Centenary Draws Ohio University Students
About 228 sumer stars from Ohio University toured the Centenary in Columbus under Dean Voight and Prof Mardis. They traveled by Hocking Valley train from Athens and will depart tonight by special train, arriving back in Athens around 2 a.m. Rural Day at the Centenary highlighted the visit supported by Rural School Training.
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Sumer
Ohio University
Odust
Columbus
Voight
K. Mardis
Athens
Capitol City
Buy Your Ticket for Chautauqua
The ticket committee notes sales lag behind last year due to habit of delaying plans. The program remains excellent and prices unchanged. Attendees are urged to buy tonight at Kerr's Hardware Co Tom Cotton's Restaurant and four local drug stores.
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Kerr's Hardware Co
Tom Cotton's Restarant
Dual Life of Stenog Revealed by Police
Chicago July 12 Miss Anna M Rutten 22 led a day job as a typist while living as an upper class figure at night. Police say she lent $10 000 in Liberty Bonds disappeared and detectives found her in a luxurious apartment instead of a shabby desk. Her week wage was $17 50.
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Chicago
Ills
Anna M. Rutten
Miss Rutten
Veterans Job Drive by Knights of Columbus Shifts Gigs
James White, a wounded Marine, loses an arm in World War I and joins a Knights of Columbus employment drive. Veterans scout for jobs at $4 daily, with 587 positions found on day one and over 85,000 veterans placed nationwide by 87,200 Knights. The program expands through zones, teams, and employer outreach to secure immediate work for ex service members.
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Chateau Thierry
Knights of Columbus
Jimmy Whitte
Kof
K. of C
Knights
Joseph C. Pelletier
Supreme Advocate
K. of C. Committee On War Activities
Peter W. Collins
K.C. Employment and Reconstruction Bureau
Hindenburg
K.C
Reports of Wilson Hitchcock Rift Declared False
Secretary Tumulty stated that reports of a disagreement between President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock are untrue. Hitchcock has been one of Wilson’s staunch supporters. The White House issued the denial today in Washington.
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Washington
Tumulty
Wilson
Hitchcock
Knights of Columbus Train Returnees to Skilled Trades
The Knights of Columbus report that veterans returning from the wars show sharpened wits and heightened wage earning potential. At Camp Dix a six week auto mechanics course produced fully certified workers, with many moving into carpentry, machine handling and employment management programs. Military discipline and front line experience are credited with the improved mentality and readiness for civilian life.
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Ile
Wara
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Camp Dix
N. J
Hayes
Knights
A K
Pending Laws Will Card the Packers Power
Federal Trade Commission report accuses the Big Five packers of seeking a national monopoly. Senate bills Kenyon and Kendrick aim to curb them with licensing and moderates. Senator Capper warns packers will dictate prices and meals unless action is taken. FTC Chairman Clover says packers’ power would break if Kenyon bill passes.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Senator Capper
Kansas
Capper
Senate Agriculture Committee
Packer
Caper
Big Five
United States Steel Corporation
Kenyon
Iowa
Agriculture Committee
Clover
Roadwork on Athens Glouster Road Advances Rapidly
Inspector Falloon oversees a large crew of forty men on the Athens Glouster road project with no detours used. Drivers must proceed cautiously as labor continues to place stone and clear a side cut near the Kidwell mill site once owned by Arle Johnson.
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Athens-Glouster
Falloon
Mr. Falloon
Arle Johnson
Kidwell
Army Airship A-4 Reaches Washington After Ohio Flight
The army dirigible A-4 landed in Washington after a flight from Aron Ohio. It was scheduled to depart immediately for Langley Field Newport News Virginia.
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Washington
Aron
Ohio
Langley Field
Newport News
Law and the Successful Life Quote by Thoreau
Thoreau argues that true success transcends obeying law and implies living beyond strict rules while appreciating matter for practical use. The passage contrasts servile law obedience with a liberated approach to success and life.
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Thoreau
New Recruiting Officer Arrives in Athens
J A Fasnacht arrives as local recruiting officer replacing Corporal Harry Chapin who will be discharged soon. Fasnacht has 18 years in the regular army including eight in the Philippine Islands where he was Chapin’s drill master. He has served in Panama Hawaii Japan and across the United States. He did not serve in World War I. A French invention is described as a butter cutting dish top.
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J. A. Fasnacht
General Recruiting Service
United States Army
Thens
Harry Chapin
Athens
Chapin
Regular Army
Fasnacht
Phillipine Islands
Islands
Pershing Thanks Knights of Columbus for War Service
General Pershing expresses gratitude through William J. Mulligan of the Knights of Columbus War Activities. He commends the organization for aiding the American Expeditionary Forces in France since 1918, supporting recreation huts, athletics, music, and troop morale during and after the armistice.
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Pershing Thanks
Knights OF Columbus
General Pershing
William J. Mulligan
Knights of Columbus War Activities
Perching
France
De Valera Begins Three Day Chicago Visit
Eamon De Valera the president of Ireland started a three day visit in Chicago after a large welcome from Irish Americans. He is to receive the degree of LLD from De Pau University on Sunday.
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Chicago, Ills
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Chicago
Chicago Police Crack Black Hand Gang In $100000 Tribute
Federal authorities dismantled a Black Hand gang accused of collecting about $100,000 in tribute from Italians over six months. Six men in custody provided details, police inspector James B. Sturt said more arrests were expected, with operations possibly nationwide.
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Chicago, Ills
James BE. Stuurt
Chicago
Stuurt
Chicago Gany
Chinese girl wins war stamp medal in Ohio ceremony
Ping Wong, 13, a Chinese girl and War Savings Stamp seller with foreign parentage in Ohio, receives a Pershing medal in Cincinnati. Hamilton county War Savings Chairman Ger son H. Brown pins the award as thousands cheer. Seventy other medals go to children selling over 32 500 stamps.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ping Wong
Miss Wong
Pershing
Cincinnati
Gerson H. Brown
Hamilton County War Savings
America
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