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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1918

Page

2

War Department Discontinues Smileage Book Sales

The War Department Commission on Training Camp Activities ends Smileage book sales noting sufficient funds from 6000 volunteer agents and $904,186 remitted so far. Smileage admits soldiers and civilians to Liberty theatres. books valid until used and honored while theatres operate.

War Department Commission On War Department Smileage Department of the Commission

Lavery Urged to Take Song to New York

Warren composer Richard Lavery is urged by Harry Miller of Mille & Draper to take his song America, America Your Flag Has Come to Stay to New York for a hearing with top publishers. Miller predicts it could rival Over There and Sons of America if given a chance. The song words are by Lavery with Papavera and Suter on music, and it may be featured with the Elks Minstrels next week.

Richard Lavery America New York Sons of America Harry Miller Mille & Draper Elks Minstrels Mr. Lavery Miller New York City Warren Joseph Papavera R. O. Suter

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