Germany's Baby Prisoners in Refugee Letters
Organization Refugee Mrs. June Richardson Ducas portrays distress of refugees being returned to France. Mrs. Lucas notes Prussia surrendering French boys and girls held for years in privation. Red Cross aids 500 daily at Evian, clothes, feeds, and restores them. Ambulances marked American Red Cross greet rapatriés arriving in France. Children’s Bureau to oversee medical care with a sixty bed hospital and convalescent facilities. Refugee garment committee formed at McGill Institute under Local Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Richardson Ducas
Germany
Prussia
France
American Red Cross
Children’s Bureau
McGill Institute
Red Cross
Princess Mary Expert Typist and Needle Worker Committees Formed
Princess Mary expert typist and needle worker leads Red Cross service planning with supervisors and a long list of sub committees. Cutting, infant layettes, children's garments, girls and boys garments, women's and men's garments, packing, and captain led divisions assign duties and hours at McGill Institute. An appeal seeks men and boys clothing and shoes with telephone notification to captains. Soldiers enlisting for service are
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McGill Institute
Mary
City Federation War Work Plans At 1918 Meeting
The City Federation executive board met in the colonial room of the Cawthon. Mrs Shawhan urged unity in patriotic service and war relief. Clubs pledged to donate clothing, support Red Cross drives, and expand refugee garment efforts while electing new officers for 1918 1919.
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M. B. Henry Ruffin
Ciuy Federation
Cawthon
Shawhan
Artthur B. Davis
J. D. Suttoh
Cers
State Federation
Alabama Sunday School Association
Birmingham
State Federation of Women
Myra Cohen
Ply Butt
Louise Knudsen
Laurie Reasonover
Alice Randall
Luke Moore
Edith Dei¢champs
Ema Roche
Vite Cheitmah
Hrade
Piret
Federation
Red Cross Magasine Trougt
Red Crosse
McGill Institute
Art
J. L. Rameey
Fried
Martin Holbrook
Thair
M. E. Henry Ruffin
Stairman
Charles R. Hall
Thah Tah
Southerland
T. P. Norville
Braswell
Council of Jewish Women
Southern Assorciation of College Women
Century Book Club
Newman Circle
League F American Pen Women
Derby School Improvement Association
Craighead
Parliamentary Law Club
Electra Seinthes Colston Literary Sociery
Clark School Improvement Association
Russell School Improvement Association
Woman's Organization of Retail Druggists
Business Women's Club
Suffrage Association
Abbie Hudson
Clark
R. Adams
W. G. Mays
Derby G. I A
Mary O’senhor
Electra Semmes Colston Literary Geotery
NH. T. Inge
Treasure and Thakéet Fund
Mra
A.D. Hanhaw
P. Robinson
Améttan Rea Cross
Robinson
I. Fried
Bishop Allen
McGill Institute For
Federated Clubs
Mobile Glee Club Rehearsal Tonight at Mobile Relief Hall
The Mobile Glee Club will hold a public rehearsal on Wednesday evening June 12 at 8 30. The event takes place at the Mobile Relief Hall and begins promptly at 8 30.
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Mobile Glee Club
Mobile Relief Hall
Wedding of Miss Arie Carney and Eugene Kilcullen at St Patrick’s
Miss Arie Marit Carney wed Eugene L Kilcullen in St Patrick’s parish Wednesday morning. Rev Father Heehy officiated with Miss Pauline Schottgen brides maid and E P Carney best man. Altar adornments featured candelabras and carvings as the couple left for a honeymoon in New Orleans.
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St. Patrick's Parish
Arie Marit Carney
Eugene L. Kilcullen
Ceres
Father Héehty
Mamie White
H. Lagman Sig “O Salutaris
Pauline Schottgen
E. P. Carney
F. K. Geiestine
R. L. Heller
New Orleans
George P. Carney
Marriage Notice for Rene Leah Calame and Harold Lagman
Mr and Mrs Paul Calame announce the marriage of their daughter Rene Leah to Harold William Lagman of Mobile. The ceremony will be at the bride's home on Wednesday June 16. Rene is a popular Birmingham social figure and Lagman is active in Mobile business and social circles.
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Paul Calame
South Sixteenth Street
Birmingham
Rene Leah
Harold William Lagman
Mobile
Miss Calame
Birthinghatc
Lagan
Ameriesh Quakers Vote to Sustain War Effort until Victory
A Quaker convention affirms continued war participation until victory, and frames this stance as the view of every genuine pacifist.
Nine deckhands released on bonds after mutiny arrest
Nine Black deckhands on a river steamer were released on $100 bonds after arraignment before United States Commissioner Austin. Tom Curtis and Frank Warren remained held in jail on $250 bonds as alleged leaders in the mutiny to force rest of the crew to work.
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John Quill
United States
Austin
Tom Curtis
Frank Warren
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Princess Mary
Ter
C. P. Robinson
A. D. Hanan
C. §. Shawhan
W. M. Martin
E. W. Johnstone
G. M. van Liew
Henry
Christ Child Society
W. H. Powell
Pride Jones
Henry O. Lueders
Henry Horst
L. M. Sanders
R. M. Weinacker
W. W. Croom
Capt.inne
R. S. Fuller
Robi. D. Harrison
T. J. McDonald
H. T. Inge
Henry Orchheimer
W. D. Bellingrath
A. G.clarke
Frank E. Overall
T. C. Goodbrad
Piincess
Wotced
Chas
Refugee Gar. Com
ARC
Federation Bible
Charlee G. Ghawhéa Geli
Mobile Federation of Women's Bible Classes
Burtgett
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Alphe Beta Lambda Sigma
A. B. S. @ schollarship
University of Alabama
Dorothea Schieffelin
Lilly Butt
Annie McCormick King
Eva Gup
Edith Deilchamps
Eileen Cowles
Helen Lee Howie
Gulf
TIE Castilion
P. C. Steele
Bidgood Stationery Co
St. Francis Street
White-Eckert- Charest Printing Co., Inc
North Water St
Mobile, Ala
Business College
Kilcullen
Carney
Tie Ming
Dauphin Street
Palm Beach Suits
Norfolk
Nortel
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