Americans See Vast Contrast in Occupied Germany
Special wireless dispatch reports the American army of occupation in Germany progressing without incident near Treves. The text notes a contrast between German misery in occupied France and Belgium and relative stability in Luxemburg, with troops concentrated on the frontier and moving forward.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
London Times
Washington Post
The
Public Ledger Co
Treves
Third Army
Americans Enter Treves In Quiet, Businesslike Manner
Khaki-clad troops moved into Treves with no pomp, their arrival contrasted with ruined Belgium and France. Locals, though dressed neatly, show no visible hardship, while allied prisoners in ragged dress march on toward expectation of repatriation as seven British officers trek 54 miles in 26 hours.
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Treves
Rhine
Belgium
France
Luxemburg
Germany
Mhbritishs Army of Occupation
Big Overcoat Sale At Friedlander Bros In Washington
Victors arrived as Old Man Winter neared with Friedlander Bros at 428 Ninth street northwest announcing a historic sale. Large stock of overcoats and suits priced from 15 to 50 dollars with wide selection of tandels fabrics and sizes, urging early shoppers to pick before stocks vanish.
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Victors
Winter
Friedlander Bros
Ninth Street Northwest
Washington
American Army Occupation Impression and German Disintegration
The observer describes occupying troops marching in mud with varied headgear and rifles, praising their vigor and generosity toward civilians. It notes potential German disintegration, inflation of peace, and the risk of exploitation by occupants while praising American chivalry and civilian profit in occupied areas.
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Army of Occupation
Germany
Battleships to Attend Baltimore Naval Pageant
Three battleships along with 12 submarine chasers and 7 destroyers are to sail to Baltimore for the Southern Commercial Congress meeting next week. Secretary Daniels said the squadron will arrive Saturday and stay until December 16, under Rear Admiral H A Wiley with ships including Iown Indiana and Massachusetts and destroyers Mahan Robinson Craven Radford Reese Walke and Dorsey. A naval pageant is set for December 12.
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Baltimore
Southern Commercial Congress
Daniels
H A. Wiley
Iown
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mahan
Robinson
Cravan
Radford
Reese
Walke
Dorsey
How Doctors Treat Colds and Grippe Calotabs Ad
Physicians once advised a brisk calomel purge for colds and grippe but now prefer Calotabs a safe improved nausea free tablet. One Calotab at bedtime with water ends sickness next morning the system feels refreshed. Calotabs cost thirty five cents and are sold in sealed packages with druggist refund if not satisfied.
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Ady
Russian Reds to Ad Press Denounces Misrule
The German press laments misrule with councils unable to administer. Berlin and Brussels reports cite burning of documents and chaos as delegates withdraw amid accusations of terrorism. Francesco Quattrone and Gino Bull of the Italian mission head to Paris for the peace conference.
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Bavaria
Berlin
Baden
Alace-Lorraine
Volkszeitung
Francesco Quattrone
United States
Paris
Gino Bull
Ordination Highlights Maryland Lutheran Synod Closing
The Maryland Lutheran Synod wraps its ninety ninth annual meeting in Frostburg with the ordination of Rev. M. L. Rudisill of Gerrardstown as a 60 year old minister. Memorial services honored five deceased ministers including Rev. Richard Schmidt. John Weetdly notes the Lutheran Home for the Aged in Washington is filled with a large waiting list and calls for its enlargement. The synod reports 2368 members in the army and navy and 40 deaths, concluding early after two days of a three day session.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Frostburg
M. L. Rudisill
Gerrardstown
W. Va
United Brethren Church
Richard Schmidt
Washington
John Weetdly
R. M. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Chase 2 convicts after 35 mile pursuit in Virginia
Danville reports T J Hayes with twelve guards and two bloodhounds capturing James P Duty and William Parker after a 35 mile chase from a convict camp near here. They escaped irons, admitted robbing W B R Dodd at Hinesville, burning the store to cover the crime, causing $15 000 damage.
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Washington Post
Danville
T. J. Hayes
Here
James P. Duty
William Parker
Martinsville
W. BR. Dodd
Hinesville
Deaths and notices from Alexandria area
Misa Laura Eliza Smoot daughter of the late James E. Smoot dies after prolonged illness at Alexandria Hospital. She is survived by two sisters and funeral at 2 30 this afternoon from 1003 King Street with burial in Methodist Protestant Cemetery. Clyde C Lamond to host an oyster roast for Christ Episcopal Church Bible Class at 7 30 in parish hall. Final decrees for divorce on grounds of desertion granted in corporation court. Dor othy Martyn widow of Raymond M Martyn dies in Alexandria Hospital. body to be sent to Charlottesville for burial.
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Suisheimer
Hoattene Mio
Frank Carr
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Tia Pinkney
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Maleiayl
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Loree l Finn
Blessed Nat
Chevy Chase Circle
Rothwell
LE Pusu
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Int Nadrew
Ann Rothwell
Sey Tal Sersiees
Jota OO Wengie Company
Tenth Street
Mary Reiss
Odor
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Wil
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Ascomet
Apasun
Trent Tel Hot
Arallerty
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Orteser
Worrame Terat
Leonard Waldman
Briday
Adington Cemetery
Washington Post
Bareaud
King Street
Alexandria
Misa Laura Eliza Smoot
James E. Smoot
James Rector Smoot
Alexandria Hospital
Miss Smoot
George Wise
Caroline Smoot
W. J. Morton
Christ Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant
Clyde C. Lamond
Em Manuel Bible Class
Christ Church Parish Hall
Mr. Lamond
Judge Barley
Corporation Courts
Emily F. Lee
Owen Lee
Robert H. Sheppard
Virginia
Deaths in France and near homes mark war toll
Special to the Washington Post reports Lieut. Stanley L. Cochrane of Crisfield is killed during an air raid over German lines at age 23. Alfred Wharton of Crisfield, 26, dies of wounds in France. Olga Burk, 24, a gas expert with Company A Fourth Infantry, killed in action. James Clarence Kesser, 26, of Parkersburg, dead in action. John Robertson, 28, killed in France November 4. Wilford Garner, 21, dies in action. Marion E Hood, 67, farmer near Germantown passes away at home. Surviving family details noted.
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Washington Post
Crisfield
Stanley L. Cochrane
A. B. Cochrane
Cochrane
Aviation Corps
Charles Wharton
Crisfeld
War Department
Alfred
France
Hagerstown
W. Burk
Olga Burk
Fourth Infantry
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rose A. Besser
James Clarence Kesser
128Th Infantry
Fairmont
John Robertson
Martinsville
J. H. Garner
Wilford
Columbus Barracks
Grain, Butter and Poultry Markets Reported Prices
Baltimore markets show mixed prices for butter eggs poultry and grain. Butter creamery Western prints and nearby creamery extras range up to 66 cents firsts, while eggs and poultry list varied by region and weight. corn oats and barley priced in New York Norfolk and Chicago markets, with corn at 1.45 for various yellow grades and oats around 0.73 to 0.81 in White and standard varieties.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Paris
New York
Live Stock Prices and Range for Chicago Market
Crazy, partial figures show hogs trading around 16.90 to 17.60 and sowing throwouts near 16.80. Cattle ranges list beef steers 14.50 to 18.25 and cows 12.26, while veal calves fetch 17.50 to 18.00. Sheep lambs show 14.25 to 16.25 with varied grades.
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Chicago
Lee
Baltimore Markets Summary of Butter and Poultry Prices
Baltimore reports dairy and poultry listings with regional pricing. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania extras, 1 lb prints, firsts, and dairy prints show varied rates. Poultry prices list young chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys by weight and variety, with regional references to Maryland Virginia Ohio and nearby states.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylania
Southern
North Carolina
Laree
Amooth
By Express
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