German-born banker wins custody of three children in San Francisco case
Garrett, a former San Francisco broker, was awarded permanent custody of his three children after a year apart. The children had been placed in a floral convent, with Garrett gaining permission to move them to Houston, Texas. He plans to christen vessels named after them as they near completion.
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Houston
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Get a Sheep and Grow It New Slogan
Washington June 1 The department of agriculture declares if the President can afford to produce ution the White House fawns and other leas fors pvertanat may follow his exam tile. Officials say a desire to match the President in wool and mutton is growing nationwide. Parks golf courses and private lawns could serve as grazing grounds for sheep, offering sentimental and practical value. Sheep cost about three times as much as memorial timer. Good commercial sheep sell for 18 to 26 dollars each.
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Department of Agriculture
Howe
Morrial
Puritanica Sabbath Observance and Services
Methodiat church urges restraint from Sunday physical pleasures and invites all to attend services tomorrow. Sunday school at 10 00 a m will discuss Pro vurnive ve Unconscious Piety. Morning service at 11 00 a m titled The Publican and the Pharisee. Epworth League topic Education the Doorway to Service at 7 00 p m. Pastor leads, youth welcome, sermon repeated at 4 00 p m. A hearty welcome to all.
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Servier
Alwaya
Church Services Notice with Morning and Evening Sermons
The Church of the Medcemer announces services led by Rev. Alfred Lockwoul. Morning Holy Communion at 9:45. Church school at 11. Evening service features sermon on Dives and Lazarus withUnfurling Our Banner and dedication of the new WK service flag.
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Christian church invites seven Sunday services
The Christian church invites the public to seven Sunday services with blue ribbon school at 10 am and preaching with communion at 11 am. The sermon topic is "Hardships of a Soldier" and the evening sermon will discuss "Things for Which Woe Strive." A cordial welcome is extended to all worshippers.
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Christian Etrth
Biue
Presbyterian Bible Study and Worship Invitation
The Presbyterian church invites all ages to an hour of Bible study and worship. Sunday morning features Pastor Figy Bnyder preaching The Blessed Invitation at 11:00, and Re Hatton and Practice at 6:00 in the evening. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 in the lecture room with Margaret Lowell Ferrin leading, and Georgia Keasal will perform a violin solo.
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Peaedtor
Christian Endeavor Sorley
Margaret Lowell Ferrin
Georgia Keaal
Christian Science Church Notices and Schedule
Shr ines Sunday 11am and 7pm. Sunday school 10am. Wednesday meeting 7pm. Lesson sermon Ancient and Modern Necromancy. Reading room open daily except Sunday 1:30 to 3pm. Sunday school 9:50am. Patriotic Service with speaker W. W. Harrah. Young people meet 7pm. No evening preaching due to pastor’s absence. Ladle choir to provide morning music.
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Webb
Johnem
Lemeon
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W. W. Harrah
Socialist Platform Would Strip Kaiser War Making Power
Berlin dispatch reports a revised socialist party program in Germany calling for sweeping reforms. It would deny the emperor power to declare war, grant universal suffrage, establish parliamentary government, remove the Reichstag’s treaty making and secret diplomacy roles, and set up a tribunal to review international disarmament.
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Berne
Vin
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Socialist Party
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Reichatas
Draft Evader Opens Fire After Near Fatal Confrontation
In Grayson Kentucky Melvin Collins a 35 year old shot and killed Vint Carpenter who was driving a team near a fire brick plant. He then entered a building and killed Cleveland Spark e and Joan Howard. He barricaded himself in a farm house and fired from a window wounding Lev Shielix. Local sheriffs officers returned fire as a crowd pressed for Collins surrender. Collins surrendered after authorities moved to disperse the mob. He had failed to register and believed the killed man implicated him with the government.
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Melvin Collins
Vint Carpenter
Cleveland Sparke
Joan Howard
Colling
Barried
iLev Shielix
Sheriffa
Mani
Tony Stephens
Émere
Cot- Tine
Collins
Soldiers Coast Ballots in Truck of Fray
Soldiers in Arras polling during danger as shellfire drove ambulances away. Canadian troops described in the fray when ballots were carried in trucks and voters kept casting votes despite injuries and shell impacts.
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London
Jane
Neland Hjhely
Franco
Arras
Captain Thel Benton Return From Front Lines War
Captain Thel Benton of the Invasion Army returned to the United States after near front lines service in France. She wore a gas mask much of the time and speaks about her war experiences in America.
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Salvation Army
Thel Benton
France
United
Camp Dix Creates 400 Acre War Garden Plan
Camp Dix New Jersey launches a large kitchen garden program to feed 48,000 soldiers. Lt. Raymond Tompkins selects a back yard site for family food, while a national commission funds motor tracks, fertilizer, hoes, and tools. Local farmers supply labor and training to convert Camp Dix into a model wartime garden.
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United Press
Camp DIX
N. J
Eamond Tompkins
Quartermaster’s Department
Baeckgaard
Nalion Warrant Commission
Washington
Uncle Sim
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