Value of Morgan Memorial Gift to the Metropolitan Museum Is Incalculable
The Morgan Memorial gift to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is deemed invaluable as many items are nearly unique and command high prices. The collection includes thirty nine Byzantine enamels from the tenth century, rare medallions, halos, and icons, plus ivories from Byzantine to medieval periods. The Hoentchel collection and other European works augment the gift, spanning French, German, Italian, and Spanish pieces from the eleventh to later centuries.
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York
J. Torport Morgan Jr
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ae Gist
Svengsurodskol
Dorgan
Swengorodskor
Louvre
Fresen
de Hoentsche
Georges Hoentachel
Mr. Morgan
France
Fran
Notable collection at St Parchamre Ar I JL pottery
The article describes a diverse Morgan collection highlighting ninth to fourteenth century artifacts. It notes Italian, French, and German items including tapestries, marble sculptures, and a large vintage wax figure display. Visitors could view a range of works from Roman to medieval periods, with emphasis on marble carvings and portraits.
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Ger
Germany
Oller
St Parchamre
Ubywt
Regie van den V
Kay Ayben
Theresa
Morgan Collensian
Browon
Wis
Senins
Morfan
J.T. Morgan Jr
Thamons
Venus Chenishur
Conhl
Wile
Lena Colin
Ireneh
Ins
Cupid
Ams
Fragmented memo on military liaison and hospital reports
A garbled account references the War Department, signals from Washington, and a hospital situation. It mentions a brigades, a soldier subject to capture and injury, and officials including deans and editors. The text hints at detailed reports being transmitted but the fragmentary wording obscures concrete facts.
Gifts for Orphans Aid Read by Lewusurny Ars Leu Le Miley
A report lists numerous donations received for orphans from various contributors including Miss Heidel, Miss Hint Methouist, Mire FLOM Hicks, and Mrs. Morver among others. It details cash gifts, supplies, and clothing donated by a diverse group, plus community organizations aiding the effort.
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al Alemedthie
Lewusurny
Ars
Leu le Miley
Meuslom. Vrxns, 3202 A Friend, $L5; Another Fetend, $27 1A; Miss Ty Ta Heidel
Dene Vine
LA. Passimo
Planeae
Vlour Mills
Weturhksey
Owen
Dallaig
Huanley Wier Jr
Parkling
Jelshig Methodist Church
Sarnia
Army cures to flat feet training program details
The article describes an Army issued method to treat flat feet through specific foot exercises and marching routines. It covers suppressing deformities with exercises, progressive muscle strengthening, and supervised daily routines lasting five to ten minutes, plus postexercise guidance for recoil and posture.
UNCLE SAM SEEKS 10000 CLERKS AND STENOGRAPHERS
The February graduation class at the San Antonio Mish schools concluded with a grand Friday night ceremony at Harston Hall attended by 300 members and guests. The week featured a baccalaureate by Bishop William T. Cugers, a class play titled A College Winter, and a commencement at Brickenridge High School. A class meeting planned for Tuesday will set dates for a reunion and next steps.
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Debruars
San Antonio
Stony Hall
Willian T
Muehy
Clare
Wil BP
Rall
Velock
High School Club Presents Plays and Talks at Meeting
The Modern Tian Club of Wie wrankennilge High School held a Friday meeting at the Brack senridge auditorium. Members staged a student play, listened to a talk on the Cavalry of the Air, and planned community service, with Miss Bilzu Weih Badger named best speaker and Miss Mildred Burrows giving remarks.
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Tian Club
Wiewrankennilge High School Inc
Bracksenridge Auditorium
Absy
Knek
Sultursis
Mechin
Mivs Auaiv Crain
Reutine
Mautige Maeterslioh
Mevie
Ik Hanya Moed
NuMorens
United States
al Daluinig
Engdleth Badger Amit Burrard
Elxel
Julian James Uu Batfort
Clarinda Jackson
Juanita Rusiit
Frances Palmer
Helen Rock
Misa Bilzu- Weih Badger
Toxephine
Rinley
Mildred Burstows
Marjory Winters
Juanita Baskin
Philomalha¢h
Mary Surkin
D Ebaling
T S Fillerimeiaaas
Biss Lilia
Al Centro Espanol Forms Library and Committees
The club met Tuesday at Main Avenue to set up a Sounds library and appoint a committee led by Lestourgeu and Barrest to investigate monords and fund supplies. Lee Stourgeon chairs the committee with Burvear and Chipa. an advertising group led by Waymouth with Graves and Yanus plans cartoons. Committees also arrange prizes and seating, with notices for forthcoming Wednesday meetings in room 3 and invitations to members.
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al Centro Espanol
High Schgol
Lhrary
Messrs “Lestourgeu
Barrest
Juranans 3
Messi
Lee Stourgeon
Burvear
Chipa
Messrs
Waymouth
J.graves
Yanus
Rennsides
Hay
Amcfarland
Me Ganantes
L. Narezyanit
Tateclare Avery
Madenn
Wayne County Elm Christmas Club Elects Officers
An excerpt from the Jeffersonian notes Wayne County Elm Club election and banquet planning. New president Newton Sr and officers were chosen. The group discussed a February banquet, budgets, and future activities including debates and declamations with members Garza, Greseclose, Siman, and Newton among those named.
War Department seeks stenographers for civil service exams
Washington reports the government will hold competitive civil service exams in the south and west to recruit wartime workers. On February 5 at 6 oclock an exam will be held in Palewling Texas for applicants aiming to support Uncle Sam in the war effort. Applicants should request forms 30c and 1424 from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or the secretary of the civil service board at the exam site. Entrance salaries range from 1100 to 1200 with a 1200 cap after three months. about a thousand more workers will be hired after successful exams. housing in Washington is tight with high rates, and a young woman earning 100 a month will need 40 to 40 for a room and board.
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Washington
D. C
Baelo
Sai
Palewling
Texas
Sam
Clit Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Givit Service Board
War Department
Tersons
Averman
Aofernnloilt
Sade
War Insurance Applications Overwhelm Bureau in Washington
The War Risk Bureau reports an onrush of applications for war insurance. In a Malton dust issue, 700,000 polderters’ earnings are cited, with many filings incomplete or lacking compulsory allotment checks. Commissioner Neshit notes unprecedented workload, including extensive typing and index work, as agents push to process up to 900,000 books in coming weeks.
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Washington
Rick Jos
Beeas
War Risk Bureau
Costly Army Cloth Thefts Charged In Government Shortage
A New York Sun report details a broad scheme of wartime uniform material theft from the Quartermaster's corps. Officials say hundreds of thousands of yards of cloth were siphoned by clerks and auditors in collusion, with material shipped to Chinese establishments and sold to manufacturers. The scheme allegedly involved a drop in supply linked to shortages for soldiers and a concerted effort across numerous houses and offices.
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New York Sun
Boveri
Alyne
Turbulent Drive Scene Reported From Munich Area
A scrambled dispatch notes a chaotic event near Munich with mentions of tanks, chasers, and a large mechanized force. The report describes rapid changes in activity and a fluctuating scale of units involved as observers recount the scene.
Brackenridge Declares Preliminaries For Championship
A Brackenridge event outlines preliminary talks and speakers for a forthcoming championship. The narrative references key figures and the plan to unite supporters, with emphasis on preparations and potential program details on the night in question.
Spanish Sects Rally Amid Turmoil In Coastal City
Fragmentary report notes officials in a coastal city amid sectarian tensions. Key figures include Aneel Trvern and Kawijy Mute Rangilas. A social gathering referenced as a feast appears linked to the unrest, while local reporters cover the events with limited clarity.
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Pyle Gonzales
Cova
Hell
Srtnet
Puan Manets and January 24 Meeting Details
The document outlines a January 24 meeting agenda with plans for a dinner dance on January 28 and various committees. It notes vocal and instrumental performances by named individuals, including Elizabeth Heaton and Mary Katherine Remiper, and lists speakers and trustees connected to the event. A committee was formed to collect assessments, with minutes assigned to Frick Hrubn, and a date set for a February meeting.
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Toate
Denraey
Guesia
Kere Shitaat
Ane
Ane Houpeed
Geogeiia
Lok “Kaenmworth
Mins Elizabeth Heaton
Mary Katharing Remiper
Oly
Frank Hattie
Enit
Ve Hooke
Tals Benevider
Bitch Beam
Cuthbert Flite
Slim
Tarold Shervivs
Nat M. Washer
Sound of Trustees
Charles
Macks
San Antonio
Ruoxta
Marhall Joloner
Ryan
Fred Mofstetter
Miasca Femur Gutsch Pnd
Vly Stone
Hostolie Tieploe
Ascassion
Blas Lucy Newton
Lb. J. Maine
Feier
Fontaite
Frick
Mary Katherine Koripor
Emger- Jas Anttelin
Teesshition at the affivient sur by Nisa Hadh-Aduis
In a meeting of the Mark Tete Club of Main Avenue High School officers were elected Miss Monimae laueria as president and Miss Dorothy Pel as secretary. Miss Thelia Melton became treasurer with Miss Allee Setekel as another elected officer. Reporters Musey Ruth Withesy and vein Winterbarns were appointed to the committee as well as others. Several members could not attend but planned to join the next session and a Red Cross writing project was set for February.
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Sulenthie Society
Lola
Rank Newton Sr
Carlus Hose
Hirshfield
Alitlon Govige Jr
Oro Ton Ting
Leslie Gurz
Tom McCampbell
Tig
Tule
Elsa Ot x
Vom Wiltiee
Clu
Itwig
Robert Purpum
Trevanian Eel
Clifton George Dr
Jeffersonian
Newton
A. Auccess
Nisa Hadh-Aduis
Main Avenue High School
Mies
Ani Tilsd
Dorothy Pel
Parchases
Treisurer
Thelia Melton
Allee Setekel
Ruth Withesy
Vein Winterbarns
Parliamentarhing
Whletas
OO Mahy
Fou Theurpoee
Alves
Red Cross
K Ware
Ree
TeeperstonTans Fa She Jeffersonian Illorany Society
The Illorany Society of May Acenis Web School held its semi neutral election of officers on January 18. Harald Bentin was elected president and has since held the office.
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Illorany Society
Acenis
Harald Bentin
Tho
Scientists Debate Sparks At Main Avenue High School Meeting
At a recent Scientific Society meeting at Main Avenue High School officers were sworn in for spring: Harold Simon president Carney Maxey secretary Robert Hatcher treasurer Helen Hampton reporter and Stela Vodkie property holder. Committees were formed on foreign relations membership and programs, with plans to challenge the Philomenthema on wartime questions and to present numbers at the next session.
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Scientific Society of
Main Avenue High School
Harold Simon
Carney Maxey
Robert Hatcher
Helen Hampton
Stela Vodkie
Simon
Boldconmlten
Calmen Muses
Liewit Steele
Willem Long
Petty McDouall
Helen Wampton
Mary Gino
Lillie Kelier
Ruth Cain
Stella Vadrieane
Hazel Steward
Wireless Army Music Experiment Revealed
A curious report describes wireless army music experiments near Third Street and Risudiay using a phonograph setup. Names such as Yapnant Wrights son Lew Hitt Platinburg Van Corl and Park appear among encampments linked to public works and Deitiges. The spectacle was organized by Thomas Lolieen and showcased a phonograph spectrograph adapted for new uses.
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Uva
Surtyethird Street
Risudiay
Eyartlad
Emote Wrights
Lew Hitt
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Eoe
ST. Anthony
Ile Cay
Ingiy
KNAKE
ST. Anthony Mablee Orsersed
Fifth Avenue
Bott de Boulogne
Mehatke
Pekin
Gyer
Menger
THAS
Meteory Centre
Menger Tnet
Fs Tahle
Edwin H. Lee
Red Cross Wa
Bureau of Communimator
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Attror Informitian
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New York
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Cpi
KIA
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Hogan
Howitt
United States Army
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Tex
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Almete
Ital
Wiz Por Vlay
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Prades
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el Centro Espanol
Wayne Kk
Janed
Cine President
Hiebstling Cy
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Wffivens
Itudax
Jon Wee
Vles
Everett B. Tower
Aingioin
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Seurwtary
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Tenuaren
Robert Merrillees
Madenturkuty
Ansterson
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Mayray
Tiewit
Parana
Alchinesia
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Dante
Thoraday
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Webley
Puan Manets
Mise
Munles
Piaes
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Main Avene Cinb
The
Philomatheans
de Wayne Binesek
Planet Winn
Sargleyl
BaLwars
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Wireless Army Music
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
East
M. Sumeat Limited
New Orleana
East Leages
East Lanvan
Houston
Galvaston
el Paso
Pacific Coast
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