Gratitude of French Women for U S War Dead Told
In a northwestern French seaport, graves of American soldiers, sailors, and laborers are tended by local civilians. A French delegation explains that families will adopt each grave and care for it as their own, ensuring ongoing remembrance and honor.
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Smething
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Freedom
Polish Leaders Demand Inter Allied Commission on Polish Jewry
Polish representatives in the United States urge an impartial inter allied and American commission to investigate reports of anti Semitic outbreaks in Poland. They claim such claims are used to undermine Poland at the peace table and seek to vindicate Poles by factual inquiry with Jewish and Polish immigrant participation.
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United States
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Seats Reversed At Dining Tables on Thanksgiving Day
Cafes and restaurants were full under quarantine limits with small two seat tables and corner placements at Plaina large tables allowed four but no opposite seating. The Plaing orchestra led by Miss Paul provided a strong program. notable guests included Mr and Mrs Charles A Bristol and Mr and Mrs A H Marble among others.
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Dramatic Notes on Another Man's Shoes by Hinkley and Ferris
A Vogue review praises the clever play Another Man's Shoes about dual personality. After a railroad accident the hero awakes believing he is a poor Rich ard Trent while others insist he is Richard Craven. Lionel Atwill leads a solid cast in a witty, suspenseful production.
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Clayton Hamilton
Vogue
Grady Silent When Asked for Industry Statement
At a Chicago motion picture commission meeting last week William A. Brady head of the national association of the motion picture industry refused a request for the industry's views. George Kleine addressed the commission, endorsing censorship but noting he was not speaking for the formal body.
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Times says Allies will not abandon blockade under any peace terms
London Times asserts the blockade will remain in force until a definite peace is ratified and only then may be kept in abeyance as the League of Nations’ instrument. It dismisses German claims of starvation and notes Wilson’s Europe visit as a landmark and aid in the postwar task.
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Armistice Troop Return by Sea Includes 10,895 Officers and Men
General March announced Cunard liner Mauretania carried 165 officers and 3,834 men including 116 sick and wounded, with more troops to follow. Three more liners Lapland Minnhado Orzo carried 282 officers and 6,614 men, totaling about half the American forces in England awaiting homeward passage. The remainder sail within ten days. most to reach the U.S. before mid December.
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Fire saves building as soot fire damages Mayer Clothing Store
Cheyenne fire department acted quickly yesterday morning to stop a blaze caused by soot in the chimney of Max J. Mayer’s clothing store. The fire damaged rafters and ceiling, with about 1000 dollars in building damage and 400 dollars in spoiled fur garments.
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Hotel Workers in New York Reach Wage Deal Avert Thanksgiving Strike
After a parade of hotel and restaurant workers and a Masa meeting in New York on November 28, restaurant owners yielded to wage demands, averting a Thanksgiving day strike at dinnertime. Waiters’ strike already ongoing will not be abandoned.
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Kaiser Keeps Mirthful Distance From Dutch Limits
An Associated Press dispatch from London reports William Hohenzollern, former German emperor, remains surrounded by heavy correspondence and busy mornings, with Dutch authorities unconcerned by his actions. The Dutch view crown prince William as a key intrigue figure, while discussions in Amersongen suggest his stay may be short though not confirmed.
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Holland
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Wanted: winter ranch work and carpentry by post office ad
A terse classified note seeks a winter ranch job when nut harvesting is heavy and offers carpentry work. Contact via postoffice box 1105 or telephone 117d. no objections to living alone.
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