Paris Visit by Sergeant Miller Aims for Historic Sites
Sergeant Barclay Miller recounts a three day trip through Paris and Metz with YMCA men. He describes theatre experiences, ticket costs, and aisles seats, the Crillon hotel area, and glimpses of the Pantheon de la Guerre panoramic paintings. He notes American soldiers frequenting the city and plans to return home after sharing his reports.
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Barclay Miller
Paris
Met
M. Funay
Bar-le-Duc
Metz
Mets
Commercy
Rich
M. P
Mae Musette
Caryard
Luxemburg
Duchy of Luxemburg
Trier
Frommissery
Kodak
Kylsburg
Cary
Crillon Hotel
Palace de la Concorde
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Quai D’ Oreay
National Opera
France
United States
YMCA
le Pantheon de la Guerre
Alsace
Lorraine
English Channel
Washington
President Wilson
Colonel House
Roosevelt
Root
Pershing
Bliss
Admiral Sims
Navy
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Serbia
Greece
Montenegro
Navajo Kolah and Just Us clubs host social afternoons
The Navajo club met at Mrs. J. L. Brookhart's home with sixteen members for fancy work and conversation and a two course luncheon. The Kolah club gathered with Mrs. Charlie Jackson for visiting and crafts followed by refreshments. The Just Us club spent the afternoon at Mrs. Ray Lemley's home with Mrs. George Duke and Mrs. Glenn Beal among guests, enjoying piano, duets, and refreshments before adjourning to meet at Mrs. Roscoe Lemley's in two weeks.
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J. L. Brookhart
Kolah Club
Charlie Jackson
John Jackson
Just Us Club
Ray Lemley
George Duke
Glenn Beal
Miss Mercer
D.H. Carbaugh
Ed Bambrick
J. W. Lemley
Roscoe Lemley
Bogus Twenty at Perry Crude Currency Alteration Found
In Perry on March 20 officials reported crude attempts at currency alteration. At least one counterfeit twenty was found in circulation and investigators warn there may be another bad piece of money in circulation due to half of the original bill being used in its manufacture.
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Perry
Lectures Tonight in Old M. E. Church
Chaplain J. Austin Lord, veteran of French front fighting, will speak at eight tonight in the old Methodist church. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. The talk is expected to draw a large crowd in Washington as he recounts wartime experiences.
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J. Austin Lord
France
Old Methodist
Washington
America
Crothersville
Ind
J. M. Lord of
Ainsworth
Americans in allied armies gain U S vocational retraining
Washington March 20. Americans who served in allied armies and were disabled thereby may now receive the same rehabilitation and placement benefits as disabled soldiers under the U S rehabilitation law, allowing them to pursue reeducation and job training.
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United States
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington
Washington, D. C
Doctor Wilkins Arrested on Homicide Charge in Wife's Death
Dr Walter Keene Wilkins aged sixty seven was arrested on his arrival from Baltimore and charged with homicide in the death of his wife at their Long Beach home. He was recognized by a policeman at Pennsylvania Station and taken to police headquarters as Nassau county officers were notified after his disappearance Sunday.
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Alpha Edwards
Mount Pleasant
Alpha Ray Edwards
State Insane Hospital
Pauline Tobes
Edwards
State Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Dunning
Mt. Pleasant
Chicago
Illinois State Hospital
Elgin
United States
Shepherd
Burlington
New York
Walter Keene Wilkins
Baltimore
Paper From Many Kinds of Bark
Fifty kinds of bark are now used to manufacture paper along with banana skins bean stalks pea vines psig fiber clover hay straw fresh ter weeds sea weeds and over 150 kinds of grasses. This briefing notes the diverse materials underpinning pulp production.
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Wilson
Opera Domiane
Altho
Vanta
Gertrude
Rothschild’s
Aaron Schaeffer
Security Savings Bank
M. E. Church
Doctor Wilkins
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Varsity
Klein Klothing Kompany
Washington, Iowa
Dolman
Dolmans
H. I. Ward & Co
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