Veterans Head 10 Devote Time for Men's Welfare
Col Huston commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars says the Cincinnati Council of Administration session will impact veterans. Col Morbes of the US Veterans' Bureau plans to attend and discuss welfare issues, especially for the disabled, while Huston reduces Yankee stake to focus on veterans' welfare.
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Ls Huston
Elie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Council of Administration
Cincinnati
Charles St. Morbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
VFOW
Colone
Huston
New York Yankee
Hall Club
Amusements Majestic Program Review And Cast
Amusements Majestic shows Slippy McGee as centerpiece with a reform plot and strong performances by Abbey Bett Laurence and others. Palace Theatre features Loray Doone adaptation and Hunted romance, with Madge Bellamy in a leading role. Broadway fare includes Ebb Tide and a new DaWe’s revue with vivid scenery and music to close.
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Majestic
Poli
Maisestic
McGee
Crook
Habors
Maryrinia
Jean de Itances
Slippy
Edmund
Abbey
Blappy
Bett
Laurence
Charminis
Post
Charcter
Austin & Delaney Ater
Tians
Brooks
Iran Morgan
John P. Mulerew
Lila Lee
Jame Birlswond
Bote
Polps Palade
Loray Doone
Blackmeart
Famour
Shilte
Madge Bellamy
Thomas Juice
Peveal
Inhn Gowers
Nowmng
Plaza Theatre
Raymond Dews
Dearl Derby
Ie Perklay
Holslaine
Casino Taus
Wallace Reid on the Mend and Has Won Fight
Wallace Reid, the film star, shows improvement after a nervous breakdown. His wife Dorothy Davenport says the crisis may be past and notes Reid weighs 180 pounds, stands six feet two, and is recovering under hospital care after private treatment.
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Wallace Reid
Los Angeles
Associated Presa
Dorothy Davenport
Wallace
Reid
Charles
Kaleidoscopic Berlin hotel scene of exiles and decadence
In a Berlin hotel lounge a multilingual crowd of Russian émigrés, American visitors, and German hosts mingle amid cocktails and cigarette smoke. The scene surveys displaced elites and opportunists, as a German film set glamour collides with postwar ruin, money, and restless international exchange. Notable figures include Count Salm Salm and a Eurasian mix of traders, performers, and speculators, all framed by a mood of shifting loyalties and cosmopolitan escapism.
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Constantinople
Berlin
Chicago
Pases
Geremany
Aol
Uney Mulkest Bojsiarnus
Gmmar
Caucasus
Berin Theatres
Aden
Jools
A. Garman
Pridsyeron
Harken
Panier
Welcom Sl
Promisins
Buluis de Dandse
Syretlar Avon
Germany
Euston
Parente
Prince Leneres
Moscow
Yrtz Kreistr
Aita Ul
Zinovalist
Count Salm-Salm
Iran
Tlo Wer
Europe
Meira
Chef Wields Cleaver In Rat Skinning Dispute
In Greenwich a court case centers on chef who produced a meat cleaver amid a gardener standoff over skinning a muskrat. Bradley, the gardener, resisted and the chef reportedly used the cleaver to threaten or wound, with the rat's coat mentioned as the odd detail. The case adjourned to December 27.
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James RK
Joan Sail
Revert
Birge
Eynesy Seton Thompson
Stall
Chet
Bradley
Wemany
Lita
Authoritiea
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