Red Cross Home Service Institute Aims To Mobilize Volunteers
A Red Cross home service institute at the First Presbyterian church next week trains volunteers for home relief work. Leaders promise a practical program with experienced men and women. a mass meeting Monday at 8 pm at the Temple theater invites the public with no admission fee. Speakers include Plugens Fost and Judge Bergeman, plus a musical program.
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Home Service Department
Red Cross
Woodrow Wilson
War Department
Temple Theater
Charit Indianapolis
Tudge Joh
German Navy Enlistment Card Holder Arrested Abroad
A man found with an enlistment card in the German navy, identified as Herman Jungbluth, was arrested aboard a wall in Atlantic City. He is described as a German spy and held on $25,000 bond awaiting a further hearing. authorities label him a suspect in espionage activities.
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Atlantoit City
Herman Jungbluth
United States
Tuyoun & Charve
Don't Suffer With A Headache From Cornelison's Pills
Thousands report relief from headaches using Cornelison's Headache Liver Pills. The ad touts instant relief and long lasting effects, claims no habit forming drugs, and offers a money back guarantee after a trial if unsatisfied. It promotes the product as superior to other remedies and urges readers to buy at local druggists.
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Dey
Camellyon
Corpelinit
Cornelicon
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Wrombs
Druxginte
Fort Wayne to Host Stephen Wise Lecture for Red Cross
Meredith Nicholson praises Rabbi Stephen S Wise in a letter about his Fort Wayne appearance on June 20 at the Majestic Theatre to present "What We Are Fighting For" in support of the Red Cross. The writer lauds Wise as a monumental orator and defender of humane values, urging local readers to attend the memorable event.
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Fort Wayne
Meredith Nicholson
Rachel Stephen S. Wise
York
Majestic Theatre
Red Cross
Rabbi Wise
Wise
Nicholson
Fort
Wayne
Anthony Wayne
Indiana
Alien County
America
Stephen Wise
Taatah
Isras
Wlao
Aten County
Wanted 50 Boys for Sugar Beet Industry
Wanted fifty boys aged fourteen to twenty for sugar beet work. For information inquire at free employment agency in Fort Wayne.
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Information Inquire Free Employment Agency
Fort Wayne
GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR LIBERTY
Washington dispatch lists 119 U S soldiers by status killed in action died of wounds and disease wounded and missing with names including Captain Frank W. Mullet and Lieutenants Sexton Stein and Maxson plus privates across many states and cities.
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Wasilington
Army
Accidant
Frank W. Hulett
Lewistown
Ernest Francis Sexton
Darien
Conn
George Stein
New York
George Mulxoio
Waterbury
Frank W. Mullett
Tewiston
Myjine
Ernest Eraneis Sexton
New York City
Michal A. Bovie
Chey- Voygan
Mieh
Jamaa L. Woodside
Statesville
Corpornis
George Bell
Winchester
Charles ©. Brown
Ponlar
James W. Brown
Phoenik City
Duechard
Conaver
Croenwilch
Michael Dana Capsack
Chicago
Crrson
Noble
Sweden
John ¢. Czayzeski
Glasgow
Mooi
James CG. Floyd
Rogersville
Tenn
Ozores D. Hutchins
Highaethy
Nikola Jaworski
Johnson
Pann
Ira Justice
Trimble
Ten
Morris Samnar
Jersey City
Nicholaa Schneidoer
Souckatchia
Angaia
Rufford Stewart
Mansfield
Ala
Tidos
Sy Zhineta
Laont
Wis
Gordon Ward Bates
Shelby
Mel
John He Coyle
Brighton
Mass
Frank E. Malonn
Mount Lhereb
Fred TR. Hyde
Chester
Vermont
Theodore Nowoselki
Union Conn
Edward SN. Pope
Hard T
Clarente H. Riedle
Bell
Charles F. Sturgeon
Brig
Tel
Charles W. Maxson
Baltimore
Princess Marion Exhibits At Robinson Park Sunday
Princess Marion, rival of Princess Wee-Wee, appears at Robinson Park in the exhibition building near the land and land from 2 to 6 and 7 to the pom. She is 20 years old, 30 measures high and weighs 30 pounds, with a birth weight of one pound four ounces.
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Princess Marion
Princess Wee-Wee
Robison Park
Land &Land
Pittsburgh trust directors face challenge to $400,000 settlement
Minority stockholders in the defunct Pittsburgh Life and Trust Company oppose a settlement reached with the attorney general’s department. The deal would drop suits by paying $400,000 to address alleged mismanagement allowing Clarence Turdsey and Kasanelates to gain control. The move would leave creditors to absorb losses and wipe out minority investments.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Ufe and Trust Company
Attorney General's Department
Clarence J. Turdseys
New York
Ka Asanelates
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