The Danger Mark at Pastime Sunday and Monday
Admires of Eide Ferguson star in The Danger Mark a photoplay based on Robert W Chansberg novel at the Pastime. Florida scenery features in a garden party scene with society folk from New York. Miss Ferguson as Geraldine Seagrave navigates a dangerous craving and social disgrace amid a strong cast.
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Eide Ferguson
Robert W. Chansberg
Florida
Tate
New York
Mins Ferguson
Gera
Seagrave
Ando
Geraldine Dritkn
Mies Ferruwen
Chamberlain backs soldiers wearing uniforms after discharge
Senator Chamberlain urged that discharged soldiers be allowed to wear their uniforms longer after discharge. He cited vast excess war surplus, including coats and overcoats, and argued the garments remain useful as veterans adjust. He noted many soldiers have overcoats suitable for another year or two and urged relief from the three month limit.
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Oregon
Washington
Agidier
Daphare Bonater
Department
Chamberlain
Soldiers seek clothing rights after discharge
A disputed proposal argues veterans should be allowed to remove uniforms and keep clothing as souvenirs after discharge. It contends stored government clothes deteriorate, urging full use of on hand apparel within three months and no waste.
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Filer
Joel
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