Senior Glass Play Delivers Patriotism at Graham Theatre
Washington high school seniors presented Claim Allowed a timely production that blends entertainment with devotion to country. The cast included Jahney LaFoh who enlists, his sister a Red Cross nurse, and Dabney in colorad o with German-American families, as the plot follows Liberty Bonds and a factory转 turning over to the government. Notable performances by Elwyn McGinnis Doc Carris and several devoted students highlighted a crowded house and a popular school orchestra under Imma Green's direction.
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Graham Theater
Washington
Jahney LaFoh
Colorado
Red Cross
Dabney
New York
Berlin
Paris
la Fohl
Elwyn McGinnis
Doc
Helen Wilson
Norwood Jones
Louise Livingston
Tilian Carmen
Sweethear
Lucile Reiner
Ethe la Foll
Miss Livingston
Rex Benz
Lyman Hendrickson
Germany
Mildred Rice
Clifford Shoemaker
Fieiin Hohenzollern
America
Clarice Meek
Martha Chalmers
Althoit
Fred Radda
Roselia Stewart
High School Notes Close Of Year Reflections And Plans
The school year ends with praise for teachers who held before and after class sessions for six weeks. A farm work start follows, and the Junior Senior banquet is replaced by a reception due to food concerns. The drama, tests, and library lessons proceed as students prepare for summer activities and future studies. Cadet Paul Gagzeby is named valedictorian of the class of 1918.
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Denny
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M. FE
Christ
Paul
Paul Gagzeby
Tennessee Military Institute
Archie Roosevelt Transferred From Field Hospital To Paris
Archie Roosevelt wounded in action last month has been moved from a field hospital near the front to Red Cross hospital No 1 in Paris. The move follows a report of an oil tanker grounding off the New England coast where the carrier Gulf Refining Co vessel with 38 crew members awaits coast guard aid.
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Paris Institution
Venus
Archie Roosevelt
Red Cross Hospital
Noe
Paris
American Girls’ Art Club
New England Reef
New York
American Tank Steamship Carrier
Gulf Refiuing Company
New England
Coast Guard Service
Man Learns Money Alone Won't Make Him a Man
Uncle Eben says a man can earn money by himself but money cannot make a man complete. The warning reflects a moral lesson about character over wealth.
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Uncle Eben
Town Volunteers raise nearly twenty thousand in subscriptions
Ward committees gathered at the court house to collect subscriptions totaling almost 20000 dollars with two 5000 dollar gifts from Washington and the county's west. Third and fourth wards battle for most contributions as seven new members join the roll and a light supper ends the session. The Evening Bridge Club then hosts a party at Dr. and Mrs. A K Syverud with Red Cross collections raised from husbands in attendance.
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Court House
Lkely
Washington
Altho
A. K. Syverud
Nast Jefferson Street
Red Cross
Willing Workers hostesses and church Ladies' Aid meet
Mrs. W P McCaulley hosted twenty two workers and five visitors at an all day session at 724 East Washington street with hot coffee and lunches. The Willing Workers completed sixty triangular bandages and invited the group to meet April 18. The Christian church Ladies' Aid held an all day session at Mrs Frank Gobble's home with a new presidency arrangements and a large wheat project noted. Mrs John Hough and other hostesses led a pleasant afternoon of Methodist church Ladies' Aid work in West Chester with about fifty ladies attending.
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W. P. McCaulley
East Washington Street
J. N. Shuman
Ralph Shuman
Frank Mayhew
Gee, Corbin
Alex Dawson
Mra. L. XN. Shuman
East Washington #t
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Frank Gobble
Mra. M. Hollinger
Corbin Fields
John Hough
C. E. Walton
Anna Ross
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Chester
Bilious Troubles Ad Promotes Liver Health Tablets
For Bilious Troubles. To promote a healthy action of the liver and correct the disorders causal by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they give you a relish for your food and banish that dull and stupid feeling. For sale by J. B. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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J. BE. Lemmon
UNITE FOR SOLDIERS HEALTH Discussion on venereal disease in British troops
In London the archbishop of Canterbury urged concern over venereal diseases among British soldiers in France. The Earl of Derby reported that the American chaplain general proposed a joint visit by a legal and medical officer to coordinate with British leaders for a cooperative health plan for armies and allied nations.
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London
Country Mobilized for War Gardening Mobilizes Nation
Washington April 13 United States School Garden Army begins mobilization as Interior Secretary urges state and local leaders to organize a vast volunteer campaign to grow food. He cites five million children mobilized with drills and records and asks districts to secure land and appoint captains for local regiments.
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Washington, DC
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Keota Soldier Dies in New York Camp
Keota records the death of Private Learly Leslie Woolems who died of pneumonia at Camp Upton New York on April 12. His body to be returned to Keota with funeral plans pending. A later report notes Keota’s triumph in the Third Liberty Loan with a mass meeting and strong subscriptions totalling 75,000 by Friday noon.
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Learly Leslie Woolems
Camp Upton
Yaphank
New York
Learly Woolems
George Horning
Camp Dodge
Swiss Hopeful on German Grain Ship Guarantee Pact
Washington reports Hans Sulzer Swiss minister says early pledge of safe conduct by Germany for American grain ships to Cette France is predicted. He notes negotiations are very promising as the United States seeks food shipments.
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Washington
Germany
Cette
France
Hans Sulzer
Switzerland
United States
German bomber captured after failed attack on Tennyson
Rio de Janeiro reports Tierr Nie werth, a German, captured in Bahia after attempting to blow up the steamer Tennyson. The vessel is a 3,044 ton British steamer built in 1900 at Glasgow and owned by the Brazil and River Plate Steam Navigation Company. she is registered at Liverpool.
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Tennyson
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Tierr Niewerth
Baha
Glasgow
Breazil and River Piate Steam Navigation Company
Liverpool
If we don't bridle our tongues we are apt to be saddled with troubles
A Kansas City Journal editorial warns that careless speech leads to trouble and calls for restraint and thoughtful dialogue to avoid social and political fallout.
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Kansas City Journal
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