Daughters of the Confederacy Promote War Birth and Memorial Efforts
The article urges Confederate veteran daughters to support a national Better Babies campaign, save one seventh of births, and bolster wartime manpower through healthier mothers. It notes memorial plans for S. A. Cunningham, a Nashville museum aim, and reports on a Tacoma Dixie Chapter hosting Southern troops with songs and readings.
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America
National Congress of Mothers
Atlantic City
Julia Lathrop
Federal Children’s Bureau
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Club
South
Tennessee Division
Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia
United States
S. A. Cunningham
The
Confederate Veteran
Monument
Nashville
Dixie
Northwest
Tacoma
Washington
Camp Lewis
Seamy Side of Broadway in March Fashion and Feuds
Broadway column reviews temperamental actors Arnold Daly and Jane Ross amid production snubs and curtain calls. It notes opera and dance talent fleeing Europe for America, Spanish artists and Vict or Herbert in New York, and Stage Woman's War Relief knitting for troops led by Katherine Grey. The piece also recalls a humorous George Washington joke and praises Western support for war relief.
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Yew York
Jane Ross
Arnold Daly
Daly
Josephine
Edway
Vic Harned
Ross
Wirescees
Actig
Bnot
Mr. Daly
Broadway
Germany
America
Shnce
Italy
Russia
Spain
Alfonso
Eduardo
L Casino
Madrid
Valverde
Hun
Victor Herbert
Tls
Stage Woman's War Relief
France
Katherine Grey
Miss Grey
Great West
Washington
Compton Illness Shifts Cast as Springfield Play Unfolds
In Springfield the lead of Oh, Boy suffered illness and his understudy filled several performances. Compton watched from the front as the show continued, asking a church suitability question to a new audience member who admitted never attending church. A former Italian bootblock naturalized after training proves civic value by quickly rising to corporal, noting his limited English when drafted.
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Charles Compton
Mr. Frampton
Italy
Edith Randolph Returns From France Red Cross Service
Edith Randolph, among the early American women to serve in France, led entertainment for soldiers with her acting background. Now back in New York, she and fellow linguists plan to open schools to teach aliens our language and customs, with actresses ranging from two languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Randolph
France
Red Cross
New York
Miss Randolph
Daughters of the Northwest Welcome for Troops
A patriotic message praising hospitality for soldiers and their families. The text thanks Daughters of the Northwest and the Daughters of the Sunny South for their role in supporting the troops and extending warm hospitality at home.
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Daughters of the Northwest
Daughters of the
South
Famous Checker Player Visitor At Maxton
Maxton notes report Newell W. Banks of Detroit world champion checker player visiting H. C. McNair, a strong checker foe, with Ellis family from Cartersville also visiting. Local notables Major Wooten and J C Carter improving. Mayor Armstrong distributes placards reading Cut Wood for next winter.
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Dispatch
Maxton
N. C
H. C. McNair
Newell W. Banks
Detroit
Mich
McNair
A. G. Ellis
Cartersville
S.C
Ellis
United Lumber Company
H. H. Honeycutt
North Maxton
Bennettsville
S. C
T. J. Wooten
J. C. Carter
Armstrong
White Sox to test young arms likely with Cicotte
The White Sox plan trials of several young pitchers with Knuckles Cicotte probably needed to start alongside the winning shots to defend their title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Knuckles
Cicotte
Sox
Suffragists Appeal NC Senators With 8000 Signatures
Mrs. Helen H. Gardiner of the National American Woman Suffrage Association presented to Senators Overman and Simmons petitions carrying about 8000 names from North Carolina college students and alumni urging support for the woman suffrage amendment forthcoming in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helen H. Gardiner
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Overman and Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Buck Herzog Switches From Giants to Braves
Buck Herzog moves from the Giants to the Braves and Eddie Fitzpatrick prefers farming to baseball with the Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Herzog
Giants
Braves
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Whitford Kane Returns as Hindle Wakes Father
Whitford Kane reappears in the role of Christopher Hawthorne the sympathetic father in Hindle Wakes. The Lancashire father is portrayed as simple minded and humane with distinctive make up featuring a long full beard. A matinee idol asks if she may kiss Mr Kane and the girl jokes she has no glace to kiss.
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Whitford Kane
Christopher Hawthorne
Hindle
Mr. Kane
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