A Girl Marries: Evvy and Neal’s Dilemmas Rise
In this chapter, Anne weighs love and loyalty as Evvy Mason, Neal, Phoebe, and Jim confront messy entanglements. Anne tries to win Jim’s support to save Neal from Evvy’s plans while Phoebe’s engagement wavers and Neal’s fortunes seem to shift.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Evvy
Jim
Phoebe
Neal
Evelyn Mason
Virginia
Val
Evvy Mason
Dick West
Public Sees Improved Y Work in France Report
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew release based on Benjamin F. Finney report to the Army and Navy Department executive committee notes frank Y M C A criticism and an improving tide. Finney traveled overseas in March as a special commissioner, visiting embarkation ports, back areas, famous battlefields, and the Army of Occupation in civilian clothes.
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Philadelphia
Army and Navy Department
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
U. S. Needs Clerks for Railway Mail Jobs
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for railway mail clerks, men only, on August 23 in Harrisburg. Applicants must be 18 to 34 on exam day, free of physical defects, 5 feet 5 inches tall, and at least 130 pounds in ordinary clothing. Obtain information and papers from the secretary, board of examiners, room 205, post office building.
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U. S
United States Civil Service Commission
Harrisburg
Board of Examiners
Post Office
Tax on Unmarried Sparks Debate in England
London buyers propose a tax on bachelors and spinsters to fund national expenditures. Spinsters oppose, citing employment biases in civil service and other fields. Bachelors show reluctance but would accept if spinsters are taxed. Vancouver plan offers returning soldiers farm settlements with loans after training.
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London
England
Civil Service
The Love Gambler in a Night Car Dilemma
David De Laine drives his employer's limousine to collect Miss Bristol and Miss Leighton. Norah warns of trouble as Desiree and the boss arrive on the scene. A tense exchange ends with Mr Leighton directing a trip to Mrs Duffield and the Hotel Astor.
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Desiree
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West Street
Buffalo
New York City
Niagara Falls
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John Croll
Grace Peters
Easton
Delta
Mary Embrick
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Harry Cox
Dorothy Campbell
Ordinance Depot
Nelson
Ira Springer
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company
H. E. Force
Wincroft Stove Works
Pittsburgh
Stella Christ
John Christ
Church of God
H. F. Hoover
Elizabethtown
C. M. Kraybill
William Messinger
Wilson Street
Josephine and
Katherine Storer
Kittanning
William Keever
North Spring Street
Waist and skirt patterns with embossing and sash ends
Imbroidered voile with lace in sertion would suit. Waist fronts finish with wide sash ends crossed at center and tied at back. Waist sizes 34 to 44 bust. skirt sizes 22 to 32 waist. Pattern costs 10 cents each. two patterns illustrated require mailed payment.
Senator Lodge Witnesses Umbrella Gift At Civil Wedding
A rural visit ends with Justice of the Peace Arthur giving a bride an umbrella after marrying a couple for a modest fee. Lodge notes the gesture then learns the umbrella was his own. The incident comes from the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Arthur
San Francisco Chronicle
Middletown Scouts Plan Club House By Swatara Creek
Middletown area notes report Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 under Commander Christian Hoover leased land on the Royalton side of Swatara Creek between the county bridge and the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge. They will erect a 20 by 30 foot clubhouse and clear underbrush, plant trees, and later build a boathouse.
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Christian Hoover
Royalton
Swatara Creek
County Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Riverside Chapel
George Conrad
Harry Seitz
Squire W. J. Kennard
Walter Hatfield
B. W. Kurtz
Mabel Kurtz
Swatara Street
New Cumberland
Ella Beaverson
G. Strauss
South Wood
Street
John Strauss
German Still Wrestling With the Peace Problem
Paris reports at 9 p m Germany reconstituting its administration to sign the Peace Treaty. Matthias Erzberger may take power and seek two changes to the treaty: soften the war guilt clause and drop prosecutions of the former emperor.
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Associated Press
Paris
Weimar
Germany
Temps
Mathias Erzberger
Wilson to Probe Poland Pogroms
President Wilson plans a seven member commission headed by Henry Morgenthau to investigate reported pogroms in Poland. The panel includes two Jewish members and responds to requests from Polish and Lithuanian governments. The Paris dispatch notes the decision was learned by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Poland
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau
Weimar Cut Off by Railroad Strike
Weimar is cut off from railway communication across Germany as a suddenly called strike leaves air and telegraph as the only links. Government circles view the action as a Spartacan attempt while officials and leaders await developments. Many residents lack sufficient clothing and linen for more than a day or two. Also a humor note from Atlantic City on a classroom quiz about Satan and Macbeth.
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Weimar
Germany
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