Festival of Lights Service and Chanika Program
A Festival of Lights service at Seclork in the Maronie temple conducted by Congregation Temple Emanuel features a Teindling of the Lights sermon by Rabbi Harry R. Richmond of Cinemnat. Pupils of B'nai Brith Sabbath school present a Chanika program with readers, orations, piano solos, recitations, vocal pieces, and an address by Rabbi Richmond.
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Leona Lewis
Eva Burka
Chanika
Hortense Pentiman
Augusta Caplan
aAnna
Virginia Hiller
Angel of Night
Sarah Gilbert
Bma Hathias
Milton Feinburg
Judas Mucabiuz
Aaron Oilken
Hannah
Rose Schorr
Martyr
Huben
Razenshine
Sen
Irvin Brown
Prologié
Flora Cohen
Arab Rosen
Esther Evaitz
Percy Newman
Ella Gaplyn
Richard Marks
Isabelle Oliker
Irrin Newman
Plora Cohen
Anna Hamburger
Miss
Agnle Maght
Keith Robinson Announces Keith Vaudeville At Robinson Grand
Keith Claude Robinson announces contracts for Keith vaudeville attractions at his Robinson Grand theater. The acts will run half a week there and half at the Camden theater in Parkersburg with premier films from Paramount Fox and Metro shown alongside vaudeville shows.
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Claude Robinson
Robinson Grand Theater
Keith
Robinson Grand
Camden
Parkersburg
Mengger ‘Robinson
Paramount
Fox
Metro
Questioned Washington Defense Debate Urges Universal Training
Major General Scott faced a three hour cross examination before the House military committee on the national guard's inadequacy for national defense. Proponents like Kahn Farley Olney and Greene supported universal training, while Quinn and McKellar opposed it.
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Washington
Scott
Wstut
House Military Committee
Kahn Farley
Til 3On
Olney
Greene
Quinn
McKellar
Kansan damaged by mine in Atlantic voyage
The American Steamship Kansan, built in 1903 in Camden, was damaged by a mine near departure from Boston on a December 11 voyage to St Nazarre. Efforts are underway to remove part of its cargo and dock it. Lloyds reports the Danish steamers Chassie Paorsk and Gerda sunk in the Danish Straits.
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Nantes
Boston
St. Nazarre
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
New York
Tiiwas'bullt
Camden
London
Tloyds
Chassie Paorsk
Gerda
Salary Bonus Approved for Railroad Fruitage Employees
New York city directors voted to grant a bonus equal to one month’s salary to all employees earning no more than $1,200. The measure also includes an employee insurance plan with a cap under $4,000 in annual sales. The action was taken within the Union Pacific railroad brotherhood context.
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Brotherhood of Fruitmen
Yihins
Clic
Farmers Seek Gas Injunction To Halt Pump Station
Attorneys prepared to argue in chambers for an injunction against Want Virginia Central Gas Company and Eastern Oil Company to restrain operation of the Hornor pump station on Duck Creek near Lott Grain. Fire threat to farmers would worsen if gas supply is cut off, as residents rely on the station under contract for warmth and light with no alternative fuel available.
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Haymond Maxwell
Chambers
Virginia Central Gas Company
Astern Oil Company
Lott Greek
C.J. Hornor
Duck Creek
Hornor Station
Orstloan
Jessors
Weather Brief From Front Lines Amid Daily Bombardment
Rome reports continued artillery and aerial activity along the front with bombardments in the Adio valley and Orlago water. Allied air raids over enemy positions met anti aircraft fire, while German planes reportedly bombed the railway station at Darlinboren in the Frigito-Fippach valley as four enemy lines faced counterfire.
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Darlinboren
Frigito-Fippach
Tve
Sumerna
Germany and neutral press view on Toyd-George peace offer
The Daily London on December 22 reports that German and neutral press view Prime Minister Lloyd George's rejection of Germany's peace offer as not closing the door to peace, but only on Allied terms including full restitution, reparations, and guarantees.
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Transcciarternese
London
Dee
the Daily
Art
Lieva- George
Carpenter Freeman Kelley Fatally Injured at Cook Hospital Fall
In Fairmont on December 22 Freeman Kelley a 68 year old carpenter employed by Cook Hospital repair crews fell from the roof to the fourth story a distance of eighteen feet. He suffered concussion of the brain and is believed fatally injured. The hospital was partially destroyed by a fire Monday night.
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Pace Fairmont
Freeman Kelley
Cook J Hospital
Thurednay
Trolley Collision Injures Sixteen in Pittsburg
Sixteen people were injured, two perhaps fatally, in a rear end trolley crash on the Ardmore division in Pittsburg on Thursday. The injured were taken to local hospitals.
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Pittsburg
Ardmore
Pittsbore
International notes on loan reorganization efforts reported
The Russian, Japanese, British and French legations have signaled to the foreign office and the American legation their desire for American cooperation in the reorganization loan of 10,000,000 pounds. The ad asserts advertising pays the store and implies readers’ attention supports business in Peking.
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Peking
Ofica
Former American Girl in War Relief Work
Grace Garr of Louisville Kentucky, now Mrs. Newborough by marriage, serves as a Red Cross nurse in a base hospital and supports charitable events for the Red Cross, dedicating her time to war relief efforts.
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Lady Newborough
Grace Garr
Louisville
Red Cross
Argentine steamslip Caramalun sinks off Cardiff
Buenos Aires alerts that the Argentine steamslip Caramalun sailed from Cardiff on September 1 with coal for a cargo. It is feared the vessel has sunk with a crew of twenty nine aboard.
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Bernos
Aires
Cardiff
Wailea
Public Hearing on Carietation Rates in West Virginia
The Public Service Commission of West Virginia holds a hearing on December 1 109% regarding an application from the Monongalia Traction Company to change rates for a wind tram and to publicize proposed rates for inspection. The hearing will be at the Capito Building in Charleston with notices published in newspapers and a copy of the order provided to the commission and the parties.
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Ronomiaghla Saneey
Comiaan
Tang Windtric Catenin
Tiurrison
West Virk
Westidgraf
Saponite
Eearrieon
West Virginia
Thompson-Gare Ego Company notice of meeting
Notice is hereby given that at a stockholders meeting in Clarkaburg Tarsham County West Virginia the Thompson Gare Ego Company organized under the laws of West Virinia will be held on December 12 77185 at the company location in the city to discuss the following items.
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Notich
Thompson- Gare
Clarkaburg
Tarsham
eVirmipla
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