Red Cross Memberships Offered as Colonial Club Prizes
Colonial Country Club to award American Red Cross memberships as six prizes at its card night next Tuesday. Three prizes for women and three for men will be six Red Cross buttons granting membership. Entertainment committee includes M. W. Allen chair, G. L. Culmerry, and L. Frank Bass. Also notes Moorhead man William C. Alexander spoke at the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers convention in Atlantic City.
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Red Cross
Colonial Country Club
Colonial Club
American Red Cross Society
M. W. Allen
G. L. Culmerry
L. Frank Bass
Moorhead
National Association of Hosiery and
Marlborough Blenheim
Atlantic City
William C. Alexander
Moorhead Knitting Company
Harrisburg
Alexander
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
A timeless scalp treatment recommends four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied nightly to moisten and massage the scalp. Morning results show reduced dandruff and itch relief, with multiple applications promising complete dissolution of signs. The remedy is inexpensive and widely available at drugstores.
Red Cross plea for continued support in wartime
The speaker urges Pennsylvania and Delaware to sustain Red Cross support as troops in France England and distant camps face pneumonia exposure and harsh climates. He notes wounded need ongoing nursing care and wary travel risks, including soldiers in northern Russia, and calls for a unanimous Christmas roll call membership.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Red Cross
France
England
Russia
Arctic Circle
No Setup in Number of Articles Made For Yanks by City's Loyal Women
Harrisburg Chapter reports 94 November shipments totaling 48 761 items including absorbent pads gauze products bandages bed wear and socks. Summary shows surgical dressing 24 959 hospital garments 20 842 refugee garments 910 and 1 280 articles for soldiers.
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Red Cross
Harrisburg
Steel men favor reducing prices opening of year
New York dec 10 a moderate reduction in maximum steel prices beginning jan 1 is favored by the American Iron and Steel Institute general committee which met with the War Industries Board. Elbert H Gary urged price cuts while opposing wage reductions saying labor costs remain just. He argued reductions should move through every sector to stabilize business and benefit workers and producers alike.
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New York
General Committee On Steel and Steel Products
American Iron and Steel Institute
War Industries Board
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Disloyalty Case Likely Dropped For Dick O Allday
Dick O Allday of Chambersburg charged with seditious remarks may not go to trial as the Department of Justice plans to drop many postwar cases. Allday, a real estate operator and former congressional candidate, sparked local excitement. In separate rulings, Franz Schwartz of Lebanon received a 30 month sentence for threatening the President. He was born in Germany and never naturalized. The civil case of Victor KE against Philadelphia and Reading Railway over a car scrape and a death continues amid complex technicalities.
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Dick O. Allday
Chambersburg
Department of Justice
Allday
Congress
Franz Schwartz
Lebanon
Baltimore
Schwartz
Germany
Victor KE
le Barre
Perth Amboy
N. J
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Millersburg Attorney in Miami After 1609 Mile Auto Trip
Millersburg attorney H. L. Lark arrived in Miami Florida on November 30 after an automobile journey covering 1609 miles. He plans to remain until next May and noted about 900 miles of the trip were on exceptionally poor roads, mainly in South Carolina and Georgia. He cited convict-labor shortages tied to prohibition laws as a cause and praised the best roads from Oxford Pennsylvania along the Eastern Maryland coast to Cape Charles Virginia.
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H. L. Lark
Millersburg
Miami
Fla
Henry I. Holler
South Carolina
Georgia
Dork
Jacksonville
Lark
Oxford
Maryland
Cape Charles
American Forces Enter Mayen on Way to Coblenz
American troops moved into Mayen near Coblenz as reported by the Wolff Bureau of Berlin. Newspaper representatives at Treves met American headquarters December 4 and were told the forces aim to keep press liberty and public order, seeking normal city life.
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Associated Press
London
Mayen
Coblenz
Wolff Bureau
Berlin
Mayence
Treves
Teach Citizenship to Troops Abroad
The Y M C A has set up a bureau with American forces in France to teach citizenship and municipal government to soldiers returning to America. Instructors include municipal government and social work experts, previously associated with Mayor Mitchell, and the program uses classes moving pictures lectures literature and practical exams in social and sanitary work under civilian and military leadership in France.
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New York
France
America
Bureau
Mitchell
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