War Orphans to Come Here
The Star reports at Chavaniac the former home of General La Fayette is now an American home for French war orphans. One hundred children from devastated regions receive schooling and hospital care as a modern schoolhouse is built. They learn English and are prepared to continue their education in America. Each child is to be given opportunities to assimilate American customs and values.
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N.eb
Paris
General la Fayette
Chavaniac
America
State Delegation Heads to Washington for Short Session
Representative John F. Miller of the First district will leave Wednesday for the opening of the short session. Lin H. Hadley and U. S Senator Wesley L. Jones have already departed. Representatives Dill and La Follette from the Fourth and Fifth districts are at the capital and will retire at session end. Albert Johnson of the Third district will also attend the opening.
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Capital
John F. Miller
Washington
Congress
Lin H. Hadley
U. S
Wesley L. Jones
Dill
la Follette
Albert Johnson
The Border Wireless at the Liberty and More Film Listings
Bill Hart appears in The Border Wireless at the Liberty with a tense rescue scene as army units disorder German spies. At the Mission Pal Firet features a hob o named Danny lowland and a feast with old maids. The Strand screens The Man From Funeral Range with Wallace Reid, while Kerrigan stars in One Dollar Bid at the Clemmer. Colonial shows Mother with Elizabeth Risdon, Rex presents Zara, and Norma Talmadge stars in The Forbidden City at the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Liberty
United States Army
Danny Lowland
Newsboys Plan Fine Seattle Home With Gym and Pool
Paul M. Gibson of the Newsboys union says plans are under way to build a home in Seattle for paper sellers. The facility would include a restaurant swimming pool reading and recreation room and gymnasium with support pledged by several business men and a tag day likely to be held to raise funds.
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Newsboys
Seattle
Paul M. Gibson
Newsboys’ Union
Mya
Gibson
Alaska Fish Restrictions Predicted After Bower Report
Ward T. Bower chief of the Alaska division of the federal bureau of fisheries travels to Washington to present findings from Seattle conferences. Officials expect federal measures to curb depletion of Southeastern Alaska waters.
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Alaska
Ward T. Bower
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Seattle
Alaskan
Gladys Easterbrook Heads to France for Physiotherapy Aid
Miss Gladys Easterbrook daughter of Maj B P Easterbrook now in France left Seattle for New York en route to France as an aide in physiotherapy. She is a University of Washington graduate and the fourth Easterbrook family member to enter active service.
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Gladys Kaasterbrook
Maj. B. P. Kasterbrook
France
Seattle
New York City
University of Washington
Easterbrook
High Teacher Leaves Broadway for Siberia
Miss Sybil J. Moore, history teacher at Broadway high school, will depart with a Red Cross detachment for Siberia. En route she will stop in Honolulu to study the Russian language and visit her parents.
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Sybil J. Moore
Broadway
Red Cross
Siberia
Honolulu
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Herrero
Pike
Big Bill
Godfather
the Border Wireless
the Liberty
Hero
Weet
New York
Wallace Reid
Strand
J. Warren Kerrigan
Elizabeth Risdon
Golden Locks IN
Love
Zaza
Rex Aa Natha Tle
Helen Sinnott
Adorable
Pauline Frederick
Zara
Norma Talmadge
Norma Talmadgee
Forbidden City
Coliseum Theatre
Tll
China
Mixx Talmadge
Ban Han
Toy
Ban San Ia
Bush & Lane
Lash’s
Lash
Nature
Gladys Easterbrook
Seattle Motor Corps
Hannah Swezen
Emogene Br, Cummings
Beulah Phillips
Jane Lockhart
Gladys Walden
Misa Mabel McNeil
Little Theatre
Cornish School of Music
Lamon
David Rebacco
Grace Harr and
Ivan Miller
Nighta
Thura
Sat
Mrs
John Lind
John
Lind
Clemmer
J. Warren
Kerrigan
Kentucky
Guterson
Rossini
Carl Bohm
War Review
Kon
Seatie
Matinee
Oscar Figman
And
Intact
Laven
Met
Mat
United Profit
LEMP
ST. Louis
Fischer Brothers Company
Seattle, Wash
Neutrnsut
Ohio
University ST
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