Magic Ship stage revue at Warren Library Theater
The Magic Ship a big spectacle musical review opens at Warren Library Theater this Thursday through Saturday with a 26 member cast under Warren L C C M and Med Cross civilian service. Lavish costumes ornate scenery and varied dances promise eye and ear appeal with mechanical effects and fairy tone bits for the Kiddies. Principal participants include Lantern Maids led by Leah Muir and a group of Cocquettes with Mrs M A Kumble Mrs Morrison and others. an Indian Intermezzo features L W Dennison and a long list of dames and matrons in the cast. Box office open. tickets urged to avoid disappointment. 6-18-11.
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Library Theater
Warren
Warren L. C. C. M
Civilian Service Committee
Med Cross
Barry Logan
Leah Muir
Persia Mook
Marcella Butterfield
Clara Flick
Laura Marsh
Iartha Geracimos
Flora Barr
Margaret Gorman
Ruth Butterfield
M. A. Kumble
Morrison
A. W. Arters
Morrel de- Long
Floyd Schuler
Amieson
McDonald
Nearly 860000 Boys Registered In War Draft Count
Figures released show 744 865 men aged 21 registered on June 5. Officials note 200 000 unregistered 21 year olds enlisted in armed services. Army and Navy estimates put enlisted at 208 588, bringing total eligibles to 853 868 and suggesting a shortfall of about 13 000 from census estimates. Pro vost Crowder warns belated registrations may close the gap. Kentucky 18 626 Ohio 43 540 Pennsylvan ia 63 237 West Virginia 11 ...
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Census Bureau
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Crowder
Kentucky
Ohio
Penn
Een
West Virginia
Chain letter disapproved by federal and Red Cross
Federal authorities and the American Red Cross condemn a circulating chain letter claiming to fund a French hospital for facial wounds. The chain urges 25 cent contributions to a French Council in Seattle and five referrals. Treasury disapproval and National War Savings Committee rejection are noted. Also a dentist notices office hours from June 1 1918 with Wednesday afternoon closure.
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Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety
France
Seattle
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Treasury Department
National War Savings Committee
Prompt Service in any High and Heavy Hauling Move
A garbled OCR text notes a prompt service offering high and heavy hauling labeled Move by ASTERSON Conpacy at 5412 Pennsylvania Avenue West. The readable fragment hints at a business listing or classified notice for moving services.
Veterans Win Higher Pensions for Civil War Vets
The act approved by President Wilson increases monthly pensions for Civil War veterans. Rates rise to 30 dollars for those on or entering the roll with 90 days service, 32 for age 72 with six months, 35 after one year, 38 after one and a half years, and 40 for two years or more, with protections against reductions and commissions.
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Warren
Wilson
United States
Bureau of Pensions
Wartime economy tightens operations at state capital
Harrisburg notes show government branches using contingent funds and trimmed expenses as the June appropriation period ends. Postage costs strain budgets while some offices seek authority to use alternate funds or cover deficiencies. Purchases are limited and old furniture may stay in use. state board requires approval before new autos.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Capitol
State Board of Public
County Labor Call Urges Harvest Aid In War Effort
A wartime appeal urges town residents to help farm labor in Warren County to ensure crop collection for soldiers. Farmers report crop progress and seek 206 extra workers. pay offered but workers are needed to prevent food shortages as government will take supplies.
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Iave
Warren County
Government clerks salaries not increased at Washington
The Civil Service Commission clarifies no change in initial stenographer and typist salaries in Washington departments. Entry pay remains 1000 to 1200 dollars a year with the War Department starting no less than 1100 and potential promotion to 1300 after three months. The agency notes rare salaries above 1200 and a need for qualified applicants. Information available from the Civil Service Commission representative at the city post office. The Warren Times reaches nearly every home nightly.
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Washington,d. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Bleing
War Department
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Questionnaires To Be Sent Soon For Registrants
Questionnaires for men registered on June 5 have been received by local draft boards. Mailing dates for orders to send them out are not set yet. The new form adds questions on dependency claims and other support sources. Farmers must detail other people on the farm and their work capabilities.
Profiteering to be stopped in city urging public reports
City authorities urge public reports to the food administration on profiteering by retailers. Complaints have failed when names were withheld, hindering prosecutions. Reports cite sugar at 15 cents a pound and butchers mispricing by weight.
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Food Administration
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