Parsons Day at Ottumwa Highlights College Music
Parsons College held a day of religious services and a concert in Ottumwa with President Montgomery and Prof. Mountain leading the program at the Methodist and First Presbyterian churches. The event featured organ pieces, violin and vocal solos, and a male quartet, concluding with a benediction. Tuesday evening April 30 marks Margaret White's graduation recital at Barhydt chapel with notable accompanists and faculty. Freshmen initiation into the society included Leland Page and several others amid campus traditions.
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Prominent Aldine and Empyrean Members Host Farewell
An informal gathering last Friday honored members returning home from Camp Dodge. Ernest McClure and Marian Castile led the event as hosts with guests from Yorloughs, Immanely, and neighboring groups.
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Ernest McClure
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Ebeneezer church to raise flag Sunday May 4
Local news briefs report Ebeneezer church will raise a ermice flag on Sunday May 4 at eleven oclock and invites all to attend the service. Mrs Elgy Spry has shown slight improvement after staying at Luther Spry home on South Earth Street.
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Ebeneezer Church
Elgy Spry
Luther Spry
Mary Pickford Sails Into Orpheum With Stella Maris
Mary Pickford appears tomorrow at the Orpheum in Stella Maris an adaptation by Trem Win and J Locke. Frances Marion prepared the screen version produced by Marshall Nellan directed by Marshall Nellan. Pickford plays a dual role the paralytic Stella Maris and the ragged Unity Blake revealing the stark contrasts of privilege and hardship.
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Mary Pickford
J. Locke
Orpheum
Frances Marion
Mashall Nellan
Miss Pickford
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Princess
Stelle Maris
Chari
German Trench Assault Rebuffed by American Forces in Toul Sector
In France the German barrage hit American lines at 3:00 am, then again at 5:30 am before infantry assaults. The American counterattack repulsed the attackers, who had tried to imitate French troops by wearing captured uniforms from dead soldiers.
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France
Toul
Apremont Forest
Greece Must Stay Intact in Final Peace
President Wilson assured the Greek people the United States will give full support and preserve Greece's rights in any final peace. The state department released the cabled statement to Minister Droppers in Athens for publication in the Greek capital.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Greece
State Department
Athens
Sinn Fein Food Chief Deported After Short Imprisonment
Diarmid Lynch Sinn Fein food controller, recently freed after two months in prison for seizing and slaughtering pigs in Ireland, will be deported likely on an America-bound ship. An American who took part in the 1916 rebellion, Lynch was sentenced to ten years penal servitude then released.
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Diarmid Lynch
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Lynch
Petrograd Begs for Food, Soviets Plead Grain Provinces
President Zinovieff of the Petrograd soviet reportedly sent a wireless message to grain-growing provinces urging shipment of food. Finlands events have shortened rations, leaving Petrograd with only one day’s supply.
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Zeebrugge Mole Bombarded as Kaiser Inspects Raid
British airmen attacked Zeebrugge mole while the Kaiser inspected the naval raid results. German reports say the Kaiser stayed on the mole to complete the inspection. Separate item notes 1000 St. Louis Car Company workers voting to strike for an eight hour day higher wages and union recognition.
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Otter Pelts Fetch Over Two Million at St Louis Sale
Ten thousand otter pelts sold for $180 000 at the April sale in St Louis. The four day total reached $2 121 800, as announced.
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St. Louis
Weather-Interrupted Baseball Night With Limited Results
National League action saw St Louis defeat Cincinnati 4 to 2 in nine innings while Chicago and Pittsburgh had no game due to rain. American League schedule included Chicago 2 and St Louis 1 with Detroit and Cleveland rain delaying nine innings.
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Letter From Warren Rogers Hospital Unit R France
Warren Rogers of Hospital Unit R writes from France dated March 21 describing daily chores and duties. He discusses pay in francs, local currency, and prices, travel and weather, a censor cut anecdote, ship of arrival, and plans to learn French while abroad. He mentions Roy Anderson, the return home by the same ship, and sends love to family and children.
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Warren Rogers
Fance
Elbert
Georgia
White Wing
O. K
France
Bank of France
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Anderson
For Sale Classified Listings Include Homes Goods and Land
A column of miscellaneous sale and rental notices lists items from a one driving cart and hay to five room houses and vacant lots. Other entries advertise a folding bed set lamps carpets and furniture and small lots for quick sale with terms and contact phones. vontade Martha L Junkin appears in multiple listings with phone numbers for inquiries.
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C. A. Summers
Martha L. Junkin
Second Street
North Court
J. G. Browning
County Avent
A. C. Wisecarver
South Second Street
Highland Avenue
Wilson’s
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
San Benito
Cedar Falls
Nazimova to Appears in War Brides at Fairfield Theater
Russian tragedienne Nazimova stars in War Brides at the Fairfield theater May 7 and 8 under Lewis J. Selznick and Herbert Brenon. This film marks her debut in moving pictures and will be her only screen appearance this year.
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Fairfield Theater
Nazimova
Lewis J. Selznick
Herbert Brenon
Woman's Association Seeks Old Newspapers and Magazines
The Woman's Association requests donations of old newspapers and magazines. If you have any, call phone number 458 to arrange pickup or collection.
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Woman's Association
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Leland Tailman
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