The Singer Exhibit In New York At Ritvtanloon
Critics note the works on display at the Ritvtanloon gallery in New York feature a sculpture group titled The Singer. The artist Fil a Mentolwan presents Freak pieces that evoke motion and breath as described by observers.
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British Captain Kills Eight Germans in Reward for His Crippled Baby
A British captain, blinded by revenge after German bombs crippled his infant, leads a bold daylight assault at Masnieres. He charges a German machine gun crew with a walking stick, clears Rues Vertes, and defeats eight foes with revolvers. He is wounded but retains command until relief arrives.
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Railroads Contribute 70000 to U S War Effort
The Railway Age reports about 70 000 railroad workers joined the army or navy since war began. Among carriers, 54 481 officers and staffs enlisted, with 1 976 8 inferred commissions. large contributors include Santa Fe 2000, Southern Pacific 2186, Union Pacific 2000, Illinois Central 1016 and others.
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First Slaughter Begins in New Hammond Plant Killing Room
The Hammond Packing Company plans the first slaughter in its new killing room this forenoon. Machines installed in the addition enable operations on a smaller scale while the rest of the plant nears completion. One machine part was damaged, delaying the start.
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Police Call Box System Urged for Cheyenne
Cheyenne police chief Charles F. Embery urges a modern call box and telephone network on beats to speed alarm dispatch. The present system relies on a city bell and scattered lights, causing delays as officers must watch for signals or hurry from distant beats to headquarters.
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U.S. Road Operation Emphasized as War Need
The article argues that operating roads is vital to the war effort and that public conscience must guard private interests during wartime finance. It stresses coordinating borrowings with the federal treasury and preserving the value of railway securities held by small investors and financial institutions.
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