Empire Tonight at Empire Theatre Big Features
A late Pache showing final scenes of war before armistice word and a Goldwyn five part production starring the screen's perfect 36 Miaibe Normand in The Young Michel. Also on bill A Battle Royal with Ty Moran Ben Turpin and Charles Ann. Comedy shown three times at 7 00 8 45 and 10 15 with admission 10 16 and 20 cents.
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Pache
Goldwyn
Miaibe Normand
Michel” ¢You
Tom Moore
Charles Ann
I Sloat Buys Lause Property
Mr John I Street sold his Main and Clifford street residence to Charles H Harper and has now purchased Jacob Liauck’s west side Main street property and a double house on Past Clifford street. Gilbert De Haven sold the estate. Sloat plans a new home on Main street where a weatherboarded log house, one of the city’s oldest buildings, stands, long the home of William Lauck a noted locksmith.
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John I. Steet
Main
Clifford Streets
Charles H. Harper
Jacob Liauck
William Lauck
Lieut. Gilkeson Dead in France
War Department reports Lieut. Robert Gilkeson 31 killed in action in France October 2. Engineer corps alumnus of Lehigh University. Enlisted in Cleveland. promoted at Camp Lee after time at Camp Gordon and Camp Sheridan. Survived by father Henry B. Gilkeson and sister Miss Liaura Gilkeson.
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Henry B. Gilkeson
War Department
Robert Gilkeson
France
Gillkeson
Cleveland
Ohio
Engineer Corps
Camp Lee
Camp Gordon
Camp Sheridan
Engineer Department
Lehigh University
Liaura Gilkeson
Women sufferings blamed on kidney trouble remedy touted
The ad argues back pain dizziness and fatigue in women stem from kidney disease not female complaints. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oil Capsules from Holland as a long standing cure and preventive, urging continued use after restoring vigor.
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Haariem
Holland
Lieut Massey Home Again From Army Reserve List
Lieut Carl F Massey of the United States Army has returned to his home near town after enlisting as a private in the artillery last spring and receiving his commission at Fort Monroe Virginia He has been placed on the reserve list of officers Also Mr Charles Bayliss has returned to Toledo Ohio where he is connected with an automobile establishment
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Carl F. Massey
United States Army
Fort Monroe
Charles Bayliss
Toledo
Ohio
Death in Action Report Honors Lt Frank G Davis Son of Col Davis
A letter to The Star from Captain F M Davis recounts the death in action of Major William D Davis of the 361st Infantry Ninety ninth Division on November 1. Col Davis a West Point graduate class of 1892 served until his death. His son Lieut Frank G Davis, also a West Point graduate, was sent to France but orders may have been revoked. Survived by wife and three children, he had a sister and brothers and served in the Span Am war and Philippine insurrection.
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The
Star
F. M. Davis
Gilns
Seegoonaigyen Wiliam D. Davis
Shifanry
Davis
West Point
Lieut
Frank G. Davie
Frankce
Tacoma
Wash
Oklahoma
Archer
Corpus Christi
Texas
Winchester
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Purified Blood Strength
Purported health remedy Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for purifying blood strengthening the system after influenza and prostrating illnesses. It claims to ease pallor anemia and flabby flesh while restoring vitality with a gentle cathartic action.
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Hiood
Letters Tell of Her Son's Death
Mrs Virginia Ashwood of Inwood West Virginia received two letters from Camp Meade Maryland reporting the death of her son Priest J Ashwood of the Thirty first Field Artillery from pneumonia after the influenza epidemic. A letter from Colonel Stimson offers sympathy noting his son's creditable service and that he gave his life for his country. Chaplain H A Shuder expresses sorrow at not attending him in his last hours and pledges remembrance of the fallen as honored dead. Mr Hugh S Lupton Jr recently discharged visits Washington with Mrs Lupton.
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Virginia Ashwood
Inwood
W. Va
Camp Meade
J. Ashwood
Thirty-first Field Artillery
Ashwood
Stimson
Ernest J. Ashwood
Europe
Two Frederick County Soldiers Wounded in War Depict
The War Department casualty list names two Frederick county men among wounded. Corporal Miles D. Sanger of Clear Brook is listed as severely wounded, while Private Hugh G. DeHaven of De Haven is recorded as slightly wounded.
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War Department
Freder
Ick County
Miles D. Sanger
Clearbrook
Hugh G. DeHaven
DeHaven
Sergeant James E. Anderson Visits Parents During Furlough
Sergeant James E. Anderson of Camp Sheridan Chillicothe Ohio is on a brief furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John A Anderson at their home on South Main Street.
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James E. Anderson
Camp Sheridan
Chilicothe
Ohio
John AL. Anderson
South Main Street
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for untreatable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming a thirty five year track record. It states the remedy acts through the blood to mucous surfaces and promises health improvement after short use. Beta testimonials offer not fully clear contact details for Drugels Co. in Ohio.
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Hall
Ail Drugels & Co
Igpciedo
Ohio
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