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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

6

Picture of War's Aftermath and Red Cross Hope in France

A veteran narrative describes a scarred northern French street and devastated family life. Four refugees, including a Red Cross flag bearing child, endure shelling, starvation, and loss before aid from the Red Cross rebuilds a mother and children's health, home, and future.

France Tellier Lorraine Pellier Mme Pellier Belgian Relief Commission Mime Germany

Shirt of a Hero: Italian Officer Feeds Newborn Baby

A young Italian officer, volunteering at a station in Bo Yorna, gave his shirt to clothe a newborn on a crowded train after a crash. The mother and baby were later cared for by the American Red Cross as refugees endured hunger and cold during the journey.

Babs Hiere Red Cross Bo Yorna Italy Oficer American Red Cross

Red Cross Ham Sandwiches Warmth Behind Front Lines

A veteran wartime scene recalls Red Cross canteens serving coal hot coffee and man-sized ham sandwiches during brief rests near the lines. Generals praise the service as the war effort relies on morale boosting meals and note the limited funds and manpower shaping their aid.

Red Cross

Arrest and Fine for Drunkenness in Police Court

A man named Sara Sweezer, arrested yesterday for drunkenness, was taken to the city jail and charged. He appeared in police court this morning, was fined $25 plus $5.59 costs, but the fine was remitted on condition he do not appear again on the same charge.

Sara Sweezer

Soldier from Lille Sees 14 Cents Pay While TB Battle Rages

A French soldier from Lille, once a printer, contracted tuberculosis in the trenches. Despite a hospital prognosis and pension, worry for his wife and baby lingered until American Red Cross aid moved him to the Alps for recovery. The piece notes 400,000-plus French TB cases since the war and the Red Cross role in care.

Lille Waeltgle Grenoble Red Cross Lamure Waoftele France American Red Cross

Home Service Aims to Help Soldiers Families

The Red Cross national Home Service program assists soldiers and sailors families facing hardship as breadwinners go to war. It provides medical aid, legal advice, mortgage guidance, budgeting help, education support, and financial stability to keep children in school and families self-reliant during wartime. The effort, run chapter by chapter, seeks sympathetic understanding and practical aid without charity.

Goodby Red Cross Department He- Het Home Service Red Cross United States The

Red Cross Work in France Worth Millions Says Petain

General Petain notes that Red Cross efforts in France this winter surpass 2.5 million dollars in value to aid American soldiers. He emphasizes the critical role of humanitarian aid amid ongoing mining dangers.

Red Cross France General Petain

Release of Bord Floyd Lutz From Jail on Bond

Bord Floyd Lutz, a colored inmate held on a bone dry law charge, was released from county jail yesterday on a $300 bond posted by Henry Parsons.

Bord Floyd Lutz Henry Parsons

Harvest News from Baldwin area Farmers and Helpers

Amos Morgan works for Frank Pardee this week. Families attend harvest with many locals from Baldwin and nearby towns. Journal-World reporters helped with wheat shocks and praised efficient work. Baby Week at Presbyterian church invites all Kanwaka children and families to join activities. Eye Ear Nose and Throat services available in Dick Building.

Salle Clara Sinda Smith Hame Fred Cleland Turea Mrs. Pratt Amos Morgan Baldwin Frank Pardee Pratt Joe Saile Laswrence George Pardee The Journal- World Fred. Pratt Aso Journal-World Ralph Jamison Sohee i A.B. Colman la Wes Aid Society Huey Kansas City Presbyterian Church Lawrence Wedlay Kanwaka F. Sterman Orelup Dick Building

Kanwaka Community Notices and Local Events

Proclamations advise local subscriptions due on the 28th and events include Kanwaka Literary Club meetings and social visits. Residents mentioned include Mrs. Fred Tihan, Mrs. George Francis, Mrs. Rose Hoffman, the Nevilles, Colmans, Wear, Shields, and others. A July 6 meeting is planned at 125 Part St Lawrence.

United States Homer Kird No. 15 Alf Weit Uen Eb Idwin Fred Tiehan Marcus Oliver Richardson George Francis Rose Hoffman Leonarnt J Baby Kansas Hoonevel City M. J. Pierson James Sullivan Daughte Margaret Ernest Rayall Overbrook Llexit Duffee Kanwaks Literary Clil A. R. Colman Frank Topping Margaret Hill McCarter Pai Fred Gregory Literary Digest Atantic J. M. Neville Law George Strahm Sigel Flora Colman Part St. Lawrence Orviie Wear Oklahoma W. D. Wear Nellia Armstrong Bessie Shields Lone Star Walter Howard B.C. Murray Rainier Hills Kans M. Dornan Will' Slusser J. Mc Neville Lawrence

Valley Chapel Sunday Attendance Noted Amid Storm

Valley Chapel reports sparse Sunday School and morning service attendance due to threatening weather. Several locals visited Lawrence on Saturday and a guest minister, Rev. Barricklow, stayed with the Leck family. Families along with Williams, Dunn, Longanecker, and others visited Overbrook, Lone Star trips recorded, and Endeavor officers were elected for six months.

Lawrence Barricklow Amet Henry Leck Roger Williams Robert Wilson Mabel Mildred Lyda Longanrcker Elizabeth Dunn Overbrook Tom Dillon Letha John Waonner Donald Ben Mokler Sanday Roy Berry John Dunn Frances Funk Mabel Longanecker W. QO. Flory Iien Mohler Willard Lone Star John ‘Tanks Pat Iun Endeavor red-Simeans Wes Marie Hanning Martin McNees Correponding Walter Boy Micbel Longanecker Pi- Marie Schelthorn Will Dunn Walter Bayd Ben Mabler Walter Boyd Rohert Eh. Miller Kennedy Vealley

Sedememan Elk Bowline Scores Seven

Sports brief notes a late score between Hetzel and Reatz tonight as a within league game and mentions rivalry mood and local interest.

Elk Bowline Hetzel Reatz

Plans for Kaw Beach aquatic event after July fourth

The Chamber of Commerce seeks a record crowd for a Kaw Beach regatta and swimming contests with prizes. Chas E Decker notes many skilled swimmers and boats on the stream, with hopes to include diving and boat races. Local groups discuss bands, advertising, and a two hour evening program after Fourth of July.

Kaw Beach Chamber of Commerce Lawrence Chas. E. Decker Raw Beach Executive Committee H. W. Uoltz Y.M. Aa Boltz

Special Stockholders Meeting Notice for Lawrenes Ny Neti

Notice to stockholders of the Law Wee National Peiok of a special meeting on Tuesday. The document also references a rent notice and an ordinance amendment to sections of Ordinance No. 1219 regulating handling and delivery of milk and cream in the city.

Lawrenes Ny Neti Law Wee National Peiok Pye Rai Stunz Pivee Law Rence Kansas Ing Commissien Lawrence ONG Ee City Nui Lawrences Ts An Teds B. Krerck

Notice of Appointment and Probate Details

The document announces the appointment in the Probate Court of Fred Kennedy as executor for the estate of a deceased person from Douglas County. It notes legal actions, interested parties, and the required notices to heirs and creditors under relevant probate law.

Jane Von Lota Douglas Gomparetiaes Ift& Wid Fred Kennedy Texecufor

Notice of Appointment in Probate Court

Gi DLP appointed as Executor of the estate of E env AN RUMSEY by the Probate Court. This notice announces the official appointment and directs any claims to be presented in due course.

Lawrence Journé Rumsey

Fossil Fish Found in Texas Anew

Fossil fish material once exclusive to Austria has been uncovered in Texas. A camp near the Mexican border had dug a sap ditch to drain days of rain. After a night of rain stopping, a soldier asked for shore leave to visit a nearby tea house, and the request was granted.

Texas Austria May

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