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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1919

Page

3

Army Schools To Continue Says Baker

Secretary Baker states army education will continue and strengthen the fighting force. Colonel Conrad details recruiting aims to prepare soldiers for civil life, education, and service at home. A mother enrolls her son, seeking lasting opportunity, while veteran Shannon shares wartime return to France.

Baker Sam Secrretary of War Baker Julian Conrad Bureau of United States Recruiting Sevier

Tribune Fresh Air Fund seeks 20000 children for country vacations

The Tribune announces a Fresh Air Fund drive listing 20,000 boys and girls from crowded East and West Side tenements in need of country holidays. Readers are urged to donate seven dollars for two weeks of outdoor life to improve health and outlook for “Little Midlers” like Poles and others described, with names of organizers Arthur Curtiss James and Walter B. James among backers.

Tribune Fresh Air Fund the Tribune Arthur Curtiss James Walter B. James M.D. Ogden Miles

Open The Terrace Theatre Show At Wick Hospital

A wide review of ongoing film at the Wick Theatre describes scenes with patients and medical staff, noting dramatic moments and the tension between healing and horror. It highlights Frances the innocent girl as a focal character and lists cast members including Mina Verminon and William P. Carleton, plus production details and venue.

Swierers S Eenes Frances Etl Auilcan Emily Mareen Doupers Jack Hopeins Vila Allen Gaston Glee Ida K. Darden Boroul Carrie May Scott Leon Vernsit Dinnay Sullivan Phe Pieuire Gilbert Hamilton Chifard V. Sawin

Condition of Shonts Improves, IRT President Reported

The condition of Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, is somewhat improved, according to a statement last night by his physician, Dr. J. Bentles Sauiers, of au Eust. Forty-ninth ten.

Theodore P. Shonts Interborough Rapid Transit Company J. Bent Les Sauiers Au Eust

Maestro Polacco Weds Miss Mason in Allentown NJ

Opera conductor Polacco and soprano Edith Mason married in Allentown New Jersey on June 20. They planned a June honeymoon in Colorado Springs California. Polacco has conducted operas in America Europe and South America and met Mason at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York in 1918 when she debuted as Micaela in Carmen.

Repatriated Army Veterans Home Welcome Parade

The Cunard liner Ovdana landed most of its repatriated Americans in Halifax and brought them to the home, with veterans who fought with British and Canadian forces in France. They were greeted warmly in a city parade led by the Killivan band, marching past cheers and flags of the United States and Great Britain. The group included Jewish Legion members and veterans tied to the Kerensky era, arriving after a demobilization at Winchester and payment at the Toronto armory.

Cunard Ovdana Halifax Yester Liverpool France Winchester Kingland Ttar Regiement United States Miser Dubois Brooklyn Grins Kerensky Youn P Renjen Autoshile Mae Cient Mudway Amer Hime Sie Canadian Arty Kanes Hartford Conn Merlaton Ordwa Cicnoral Kopnel Birkel Wittish Army Mritich Uy Netey Hiner Wildante T. Washington Roman Conayl Aivegny Wines Cco Chileron Yom de Milas Sousthampton British Red Cross da Ti Henumons

Peace Time Playmates Veet in War and Wed Peace Time Playmates Veet in War and Wed

A shipboard wedding aboard the Rivadia ties a U S Army unit to the sea with Corporal Weber marrying Abies Juliet Ramnida in France prior to return. The regimental headquarters aboard carried 2986 men as they anticipate a second border deployment. News of the peace treaty spread with celebrations and hospital news in Solesotte.

Charleston Rivadia France 2D Cavalry Mts Qderek Weber St. Louis Pranes Juliet Ramnida Henry Pra St. Bout Anteh Cele Deaton Setwediy Noghe

Vordhan University seeks emergency funds to reopen

Mordham Korte plans to raise 1,000,000 to continue the medical arts at Pordham University. Paul Santyn Belo, chair of the student advisory committee, announced the drive amid overcrowding and high entrance requirements. Without funds the school cannot reopen next term, and officials say every effort will be made to ensure the new enrollments.

Korte Medieaal Ait Pordham University Paul Santynbelo Savas Hegin Woole Met Feat

Brighton Beach Master Hall to reopen for summer season

Plays and Players Arrangements announce Brighton Beach Master Hall will open for summer Wednesday evening under Pioneer Film Corporation. Francesco Colusanto and his symphonic band provide music. Various stage figures including Henry Miller’s Theatre talent move between venues in Philadelphia and New York as new productions and contracts are announced.

Brighton Beach Pioneer Film Corporaton Francesco Colusanto Wil John E. Hazzard la Langeille Henry Miller Esides Iluzard Liberty Bonis Wilton New Amsterdam Theatre

Suffragists to Urge Ratification by Georgia

Georgia suffragists plan a campaign to push ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. Figures include Miss Male Vernon and Miss Alice Ubeaten, with a statewide tour of Ohio cities cited as context for momentum.

Georgia New York Wachington Bacon Washington Keys Woani Sue J Goorrie Male Vernon Alice Ubeaten Ohio Goureng Pirat Ohio Paul Samized Pal

Soldier Finds Hope in Knights of Columbus Job Aid

Private Daniel R. Edwards, wounded at Cantigny and missing a leg and arm, says his handicap is offset by a constructive role. The Knights of Columbus placed him and other disabled veterans in jobs through their Employment and Reconstruction Service Bureau at 413 Lexington Avenue, paying wages to support themselves while aiding fellow soldiers.

Mme Acitow Tueary Crillon John Shannon Raikal Avenue Elmira Shannon England France Belghum Intry Nith Pervics Feenth Avenue Uie Army Stannon Daniel R. Edwards Edwards Knights of Columbus Lexington Avenue Becuse Cantigny

Congress Leaders Seek Action Today On Finance Bills

Washington June 29 An effort to jam through an appropriation package to be signed by the President will be made in both houses tomorrow the last day of the fiscal year After tomorrow executive departments funded by the bills cannot operate Without presidential approval no funds can be released The Senate sent its sundry appropriation bill to conference Saturday with talks to continue in the morning The House and Senate must also settle army and navy and District of Columbia bills before a planned vacation after the Fourth of July Debates over the water power bill and an immigration plan to deport aliens loom in Congress

New York Washington Buren Ashington United States War Risk Insurance Bureau House of Congress Senate House District of Columbia Department of Justice

Packers Plan Indenture Profit Sharing On Independence Day

Morris and Co inaugurate a company profit sharing scheme for all staff on Independence Day. Employees may buy company beds at below market price and hold profit sharing certificates. The firm sets aside 5 percent of net earnings for distribution among certificate holders and guarantees each certificate yields less than 10 percent.

Morris & Co Wil Huanwatee

At Nine Forty Five First Play of New Season by Heywood Broun

A New York Playhouse opening presents At Nine Forty Five by Owen Davis, an ingenious detective drama following a familiar whodunit formula. The cast includes Marie Gof in a strong, restrained performance alongside George Bucci and Elise Bartlett, with a brisk but sometimes ragged premiere. The plot builds suspicion among four suspects and resolves logically, though the production hints at a hurried, nervous run.

Heywood Broun Playhouse Owen Davis Bayard Voiller Davis New York Marie Gof George Bucci Frank Hatch Andlise Bartlett

Woods Buys Output Of Yiddish Playwrights

A. I. Woods has secured complete rights to over five hundred plays by more than a dozen Jewish playwrights. The deal includes output of the Yiddish writers for production on stage or screen. Five titles are slated for stage production, including Lost Youth by Max Gabel, with Woods planning in English language press and public exposure.

A. I. Woods New York Max Gabel

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