Y W C A Opens Work in Italy
Miss Charlotte Niven, director of Italian Work, spearheads YWCA expansion as Rome hosts 40 000 refugees and American women engage with Hostess Houses. Miss Mabel Warner transfers from Brest to Rome to supervise social rooms and tuberculosis commission duties while plans unfold for a Genoa center and broader Italy program.
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Italy
Mabel Warner
Saliia
Kan
Chicago
Paris
Rome
American Red Cross
Embassy
New Tuberculosis Commission
Miss Warner
Brest
France
Charlotte Niven
W. C
Miss Niven
Genoa
Unione Christiane Delle Giovani
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mias Niven
America
Wilson
Unione
Niven
Florence
New York
Christadora Settlement House
Women learn reconstruction massage at Germantown YWCA
Educational courses to train women as aides in wounded soldier rehabilitation opened at the Germantown YWCA. The program covers reconstriction massage, anatomy, physiology, muscle work, and remedial movement, with lectures by doctors and supervised practical work at the YWCA and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Young Women's Christian Association
New York City Central
Reconstruction Hospital
Y W C A Sec- retary to Sail with English Voyages
The Cadapian Y W C A received permission to place a Y W C A secretary on every ship leaving England with 200 or more women and children aboard. The secretary eases tension for the women, organizes entertainments and recreation, and serves as a contact for those in distress aboard transport ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Red Cross Plans Extended World Aid Command
Henry P. Davison announces the War Council has ceased its wartime duties and that Dr. Livingston Farrand becomes permanent head. The Red Cross outlines a global program with five major societies to expand relief and peace efforts while maintaining home-front support and demobilization of workers.
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Washington
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the
American Red Cross
Wilson
Central Committee
War Council
Paris
Red Cross
Europe
Livingston Farrand
War Department
Congress
Farrand
France
England
Archangel
Siberia
Italy
Near East
Balkan
Rome
Poland
Palestine
Great Red Cross Societies
Livingstop Farrand
Davison
International Commission of the American Red Cross
WAR COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN_RED CROSS
How to Figure Income Tax Under 1918 Law Guidance
The Internal Revenue Service urges timely filing by March 15 and offers help. Unmarried individuals earning $1,000 or more and married couples earning $2,000 or more must file Form 1040 A with their gross income, deductions, and credits. Normal tax rates start at 6 percent on the first $4,000 after credits, 12 percent beyond, with surtax over $5,000. dividends and personal exemptions apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Income tax pays for public benefits say Cumulative IRS
Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, argues taxes fund benefits received or expected. He calls tax evasion selfish and shortsighted from a broad view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Roper
Commission
Internal Revenue
Reunion at the Station Post War Tale
A father and son separated after the son traveled from a small town to Indianapolis to meet him. Canteeners and military police aided the search, visiting downtown corners and soldier haunts until the father finally spotted the boy entering the Union Station doorway. The reunion brought joy as the boy’s smile showed his happiness.
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Ded
Cindovert
Gopiata Pelis
Indianapolis
Union Station
Ras Grove
Indianapolia
Dad
Ia Bey
Son
M. P
Head work behind St. Mantel victory revealed
In a wartime reflection Duke Bolivar notes elaborate planning for the American capture of the St. Mantel salient. He cites 100000 maps 30000 graphs and 10000 telephones plus 4800 trucks and miles of railroad and 10000 feet of film illustrating a coordinated effort enabling the army to fight.
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Duke Bolivar
St. Mantel
Signal Corps
Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Doeh ring Estate
The executor of Otto D. Doehring's last will has filed a final account in Yamhill County Oregon. The court sets March 10 1919 at 11:00 am for objections and settlement of the estate. Interested parties must appear at the County Court in McMinnville to show cause why the account should not be approved and the estate discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto D. Doehring
Yamhill County
Oregon
McMinnville
Gottlieb Schaad
Otto D. Doeshring
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War Council On
HM. P. Davicey
International American Red Cross Commission
Livingston Farr
Peace Organization
Ireland
U.S. Army
Army Medical Corps
San Mihiel
Clarence Butt
Batate
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Abs
C. BR
Chapin
Popein
H. M. Massey
Zottice
First National Bank
H. C. Dixon
Ralph W. van Val
U. S. National
Green
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
E. A. Romig, M. D
First Nate Bank
Elogence
Office
Black & Res. Gray
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
White
Res
Newberg
S. L. Brown
State College Veterinary Department
F. L. Strait
Sec'y-Treas
Undertakers
Hodson & Elliott
N. P. Nelson
Ezra Hayes
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