Adriatic settlement proposal aims to ease Italian concerns
A Paris drafted accord by American French and British peace delegates seeks to resolve the Adriatic issue. Frank Polk and Premier Clemenceau are said to have signed, with Britain ready to join, before handing the draft to Italy. The plan envisions Italian control of Fiume per the 1915 London treaty and withdrawal of D Annunzio’s volunteers.
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Rainbow Waist Stop hosts sales force at Penn Harris
Dave Friedman manager of the Rainbow Waist Stop at 219 Market street entertained the store’s sales force at the Penn Harris Hotel last evening. Dinner at 7 30 followed by dancing and luncheon in the grill. Friedman plans monthly events with attendees Anne Selton Mary Yingst Katherine Parrett Mary Sease Violet Forsythe Norma Kunselman Donald Moyer Jerald Moyer and J T Griggs.
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Rainbow Waist
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Penn-Harris
Friedman
Church to Rise on Site of Parsonage in Wormileysburg
The St Pauls United Brethren Church plans a 30 000 brick church with limestone trim at Front and Locust streets to be completed by October 1920. Ground breaking around April 1 and parsonage relocation to Second and Locust streets are planned. The 109 year old congregation was organized in 1810 and the Rev A B Mower is current pastor.
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Wormleysburg
Wormileysburg
Locust Street
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Locust
Second
Locusts
St. Paul's
Hagerstown
Frederick
Lancaster
Church of God
A. B. Mower
Villa Capture Doubted At Border
Mexicans on the border express belief that confirming Villa’s capture would ease tensions between the American and Mexican governments. General Manuel M. Dieguez conducts the campaign against Villa in the north and a 50 000 prize offered by Chihuahua seeks to lure followers to surrender their chief.
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Villa
Manuel M. Dieguez
Chihuahua
Villa Orders Execution of Carranza Officers in Reprisal
Francisco Villa has issued orders to execute all Carranza officers and men captured by his forces. The move follows the execution of Villa ally General Felipe Angeles. Major Leon Castro was among the first federal officers executed, with Salvador Quevedo identified as the executioner. Villa plans a new campaign in Chihuahua and Durango, and federal garrisons in those states have been reinforced.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Villa
Felipe Angeles
Sak
Leon Castro
Durango
Gabriel Gavira
Juarez
Castro
Salvador Quevedo
Chihuahua
Mexican Cavalrymen Pursue Villa Across North
Galveston Dec 4 Five thousand picked Mexican cavalry in five divisions chase Francisco Villa under General Dieguez with orders to capture him dead or alive. A reported federal regiment massacre near El Paso was denied by the Mexican consul FiErro who received the information today.
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Galveston
Texas
Francisco Villa
Fierro
Dieguez
Villistas
el Paso
Print Paper Famine To Be Probed By House Committee
A House resolution by Representative Ricketts of Ohio calls for a five member special committee to investigate the news print paper famine. The probe would cover every matter touching the high cost of print paper to publishers.
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Washington
House
Ricketts
Ohio
St Louis Republic Suspends After 111 Years
The St Louis Republic founded in 1808 suspends publication with today’s issue. All property including daily Sunday and semiweekly editions sold to Globe Publishing, publishers of The Globe Democrat. Subscriptions will be fulfilled by The Globe Democrat. The Republic has long been Democratic.
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St. Louis Republic
Globe Publishing Company
Globe-Democrat
The
Republic
Britain to suspend jury trial in Ireland violence cases
London reports the British cabinet will suspend trial by jury for crimes of violence in Ireland and instead use a subtrial by a commission of three judges. The Daily News cites the decision as of December 4 from Montreal.
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Associated Press
London
Montreal
Daily News Today
Ireland
O. O. Club Dance at Technical High Last Evening
The newly formed O. O. Club of Technical High entertained at a marshmallow toast and dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hess. Attendees included Elizabeth Dick Sara Caton Frances Caton Ethel Guistwhite Grace Nye Ruth McCaulley Esther Wheeler and others. The club started with eight charter members and officers Robert Stuckenrath president Paul Ray vice president Charles Boone treasurer George Rex secretary. Paris December 4 Havas. Terms of the tripartite treaty will be carried out by Great Britain regardless of U.S. ratification. Goodman buys the Ross Building at 21 North Third Street and plans remodeling to open April 1 with store at 440 Market Street. London lecture notes Pisidian Antioch tablets support Acts of the Apostles.
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O. O. Club
George Rex
Walter Ligget
John Rupp
Robert Stuckenrath
Paul Ray
Charles Boone
Isadore Goodman
To Ward Off Winter Complexion Iits
Advertisement advises using mercorized wax as a nightly skin treatment to smooth rough or discolored skin during winter. It claims the wax absorbs roughness and reveals fresher skin by morning, with creams and powders provably conspicuous due to temperature shifts. Use an ounce of mercorized wax like cold cream.
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