Germans Insist on Wilsons Fourteen Points Peace Terms
Berlin reports Germany will press for President Wilsons fourteen points a plebiscite on the Polish question non surrender of the Saar and evacuation of the left bank of the Rhine While agreeing to surrender the remnant of the fleet Germany seeks returns of certain merchant ships Paris and Copenhagen dispatches note mixed German sentiment in favor of signing the treaty Berlin crowds oppose the peace terms with Ebert warning they cannot accept the present shape of the pact Admiral Kolchak proposal discussed in Moscow remains unsettled.
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United States
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Siberia
Admiral Kolchak
Amsterdam
Mickey Scores Big At Empire in Two Day Run
Telegrams praise the MGM style comedy drama Mickey noting strong drawing power at Empire Winchester and other theaters. Reports from Lyric Lexington Academy Hagerstown Murphy Opera House Front Royal show packed houses at advance prices. Public notices list admission 20 cents to 30 cents plus tax with matinee 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Empire
Winchester
Lyric Theater
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Academy
Hagerstown
Murphy Opera House
Front Royal
Personal Notes From Berryville
Miss Emma Jones returns from a month visiting relatives in Alexandria and Cumberland Maryland. Dr Archibald Osborne and Francis Osborne joined Dr George Pflaster in Loudoun County for his ninety third birthday. Mrs Narvine Eustaphieve, an army nurse in France, will soon be with her sister Mrs John B Neill in America. Mrs Davis Blacksburg spoke to the Home Demonstration Club on a balanced menu. Miss Mary Washington Gold spoke to the Woman's Club on The Bible As Literature.
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Alexandria
Cumberland
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Francis Osborne
Loudoun County
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Osborne
Nicholas Moore
J. S. Ware
Narvnie Eustaphieve
France
America
John B. Neill
Davis
Blacksburg
Home Demonstration Club
Mary Washington Gold
Woman’s Club
Eightieth Division Heads Home From Brest
A Brest dispatch says the Eightieth Division composed of men from Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania began to embark for home with the voyage likely to continue over Sunday. Major-General Adelbert Cronkhite received the Legion of Honor insignia from Admiral Moreau who reviewed the unit. A letter from Premier Clemenceau lauded the division for its role in the Argonne battle. About 150 Winchester and Frederick county servicemen are in the Eightieth, which will land at Newport News Virginia. Local officers from the city include Capt. Robert T. Barton Capt. Thomas Cover Barton and First Lieut. W. D. Smith Jr.
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Virginia
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Legion of Honor
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Frederick County
Newport News
Robert T. Barton
Thomas Cover Barton
W. D. Smith
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