Germany uneasy over eastern moves to Amsterdam
German opinion in the Far East rails at Russia’s breakup and the Anglo Japanese alliance. Critics warn that Germany’s eastern policy harms its future, risks isolation, and strengthens Britain and United States influence while Holland may gain from British ties. The piece argues only Britain and Japan can aid Germany’s aims, and warns of alienation.
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Amsterdam
Tian Press
Frankfurter Zeitung
Fius
Germany
Jiu L
Adjist Y
Russia
Great Britain
Tussia
von Salzman
Vossiche Zeitung
United States
Japan
Oliey
Holland
Asia
Objection in hotel lobby sparks wartime debate
In a hotel's lobby two patriotic youths and an elderly man argued wartime conduct. A 25-year-old said he would act differently than the administration, lamenting idle youths and seeking a place in the army, but one claimed a naval recruiting appointment prevented his enlistment.
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Shermunn
Fairfield Avenue
Conductor Sent to Jail for Withholding Fares
John Leighton, one of two street car conductors jailed today, admitted he failed to turn in all his money. He came from Bridgeport where he worked under an assumed name and was discharged on suspicion after work in several cities. He held back $6.72. three months in jail. Louis Blanchard received 30 days for withholding $4.
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Hartford
John Leighton
Bridgeport
The
Connecticut Co
Louis Blanchard
Daniels Compliments Mothers of Seamen
Secretary Daniels has written letters to the mothers of Charles T Bourke of Worcester Massachusetts and Martin O Callaghan of Columbus Ohio water tenders in the navy who died in an attempt to fight a shipboard fire aboard the L B Bar Tows. He praised their sons for devotion to duty and extraordinary heroism to save shipmates.
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Washington
Janiels
Charles T.’. Bourke
Canterbury Street
Worcester
Mass
Martin O'Callaghan
North Fourth Street
Columbus
Ohio
Daniels
The Making of an American Soldier by Rev Dr John Brown
Rev Dr John H.K. Brown of First Baptist Church will speak Thursday evening at Newfield AY church under the Men’s League. He spent a month in war service visiting camps in the South and will share observations on training and welfare to connect soldiers with home. East End service flag shown. all are invited.
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John HK. Brown
First Baptist Church
Newfield AY. 2
Men's League
Jr. Brown
East End
Dr Brown
Rosemary special value dresses and suits at $25
A showroom feature from Howland store syndicate highlights new Rosemary garments priced at 25 dollars, including velour coats in blue and olive, serge and gabardine suits, crepe de chine and Georgette dresses, with sizes 34 to 46 on the second floor.
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Howland
Georgette
Foulard
ALLL
Sweet dresses for teeny-weenies in new baby line
Sweet dresses for teeniest babies emphasize dainty models with lace embroidery and bolero styles. Sizes range from 2 to 6 years and 6 months to 2 years, priced from 1.25 to 4.50. Plain lawn fabrics feature collars and cuffs in pink or blue with tasteful embroidery details.
Songs of Erin for Patrick's Day concert listing
An ad promoting a St Patrick's Day concert featuring John McCormack with Nellie Melba and Geraldine Farrar performing Irish ballads. It advertises Howland Seated Records on the Fourth floor with sealed Victrola copies priced at 75 cents and one dollar.
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Erin
Howland Seated
Study Your Clothes Sir Smart Suit Ad
The advertisement touts suits at 23.50 built for satisfaction through quality cloth tailoring and style. It promises good fit and wear, claiming the value exceeds typical bargains and urges men to pick a suit from the new styles and fabrics on offer.
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Prominen
Narrow Spring Petticoats Add a Modern Fit
For wear with new Spring dresses and suits the store offers narrow mod els petticoats that fit smoothly. Cotton taffeta in white or black with flounced edges cost 1.20, Heatherbloom with pleated flounce 1.50, lustrous sateen 1.50, black sateen 2, Heatherbloom floraled 2.50, and special full flare petticoats 1.25 to 2 on the second floor.
Curtains on sale with varied fabrics and prices
Save one dollar on a pair of curtains to brighten spring days. Marquisette in Goth ets with hand drawn motifs. prices shift from 29 cents to 1 yard, featuring tapestry, cretonne, terry cloth and taffeta options.
Boys Suits Come In Stout Modern Styles
Special lines for plump boys with new styles including Trench models with buckle fit and slashed pockets. Regular boys get dandy options in fancy mixtures and bright spring shades. Some suits include two pair trousers, ranging from seven fifty to sixteen fifty, offered in the front basement.
Spring Home Special Prices On Utensils And Trays
Spring home items on sale include bread sets knife boards trays and mahogany finish tops. Prices feature 85¢ for boards 1.50 for babies trays white enameled chair seats and cast floor wax at 65¢ per pound.
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