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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1918

Page

4

Songs of Army Cheer From Camp and Field

Kansas City dispatch recalls how Army song leaders like John R. Jones at Camp Sherman Ohio guided regiments through barracks barrages and marches. Tales describe a sick comrade soothed by singing Mother Mahree and a stormy hillside night ending with soldiers singing This is the End of a Perfect Day as tents were dried and rebuilt.

Kansas City John R. Jones Camp Sherman Ohio Mr. Jones Mother Mahree Anny

Kasutka Plans 500 Greeley Houses Near Kobe Japan

G Kasutka president of Kasutka Steamship and member of the house of peers plans a 500 unit project at Nishinada near Kobe Japan. The aim is to lend the homes to salaried men hit hardest by the high cost of living.

Kasutka Kasutka Steamship Company House of Peers Nishinada Kobe Japan

Marines in France honor roll and bravery noted

Washington December 15 The first complete list of marine corps units serving in France is released by Major General Barnett. The record covers units from the 5th to 13th regiments and battalions totaling 340 officers and 21 323 men. Casualties reached 23 percent of strength with 44 officers and 1 116 enlisted men killed and 76 officers and 2 832 wounded. Only 25 men were known to be in enemy hands as morale and courage are praised alongside records of fresh troops. The corps expanded with heavy artillery and aviation, graduating 80 student fliers monthly, while 67 percent qualified as marksmen or higher.

Washington Marine Corps France Barnett Secretary of the Navy Boston

Prince Slips Away From Ceremonial Valen ciennes Scene

The Prince of Wales attended a ceremony in Valen ciennes with General Horn and Canadian division leaders. After a formal review, he quietly left the platform and blended into the crowd to avoid further ovations, while a mascot goat stood among staff officers during the inspection.

France Prince of Wales Valenciennes Horn First Army Itelf Hotel de Ville

Mascot Delivers Dignity Revenge With Bare Stems

During a post inspection moment officers admired their bouquets but found only bare stems left. The mascot had exacted a sweet revenge for an insult to dignity, leaving the scene with a quiet, stubborn victory.

Sketch of J B Marshall from Fall Creek

John Ed ward Marshall born July 2 1863 in Pike county Illinois married March 2 1887 to Sarah O Sightle and father of 11 children six sons four daughters six grandchildren. He died December 10 after months of ill health. He was a member of Modern Woodmen of America Camp 6999 Fall Creek.

J. B. Marshall Fall Creek John Edward Marshall Thomas Sarah Marshall Pike County Ilinois Sarah O. Sightle Rollie Stanley Vernie Elmer France Stella Kaufmann Lottie Ollie Ethel Clarence Emmett Mr. Marshall Modern Woodmen of America

Funeral services held in Fall Creek home

Creek Nova Scotia services were conducted by Rev BE D Palmer of Hull at the home in Fall Creek. Burial followed in Stewart Cemetery near Plainville with family and friends in attendance.

Armistice Extended to January 17 by Allies

Associated Press reports in Copenhagen that the German armistice is extended to 5 AM January 17 and the Allies reserve the right to occupy the neutral zone east of the Rhine from the Cologne bridgehead to the Dutch frontier. The dispatch also notes Argentine women winning rights to all professions including engineering and law.

Associated Press Copenhagen Germany Rhine Cologne Trevis

Fleet Sails for Home from Brest to New York

The American dreadnought fleet of ten ships that escorted President Wilson into port sailed Saturday for New York and is expected to reach its destination before Christmas. An unrelated line notes an average horse weight of 000 pounds.

Brest President Wilson New York

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