NEW ALGERIA TEMPLE Sees Helena Minaret Rise 174 Feet High
Noble R C Hougenin invites readers to imagine the new temple in Helena, detailing its grand minaret, massive archway, and vast auditorium for 2608 seats. He tours the interior from the foyer to the banquet hall, outlining dimensions, materials, and the intricate structural and decorative features of a monumental religious and social complex.
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R. C. Hougenin
Rocky Mountains
Lehman
Bill Porter
Judge Day
Muezzin
Helena
Plains
Rockies
State Central
Harding
Willard Batteries Win On Reputation And Quality
Willard Batteries win on reputation and quality with Threaded Rubber Insulation, improving durability and saving dollars. The Threaded Rubber Battery outlasts insulation needs, standard on 175 makes of cars, with Willard service and headquarters ready to assist.
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Willard
Willard Batteries
Willard Service
World theaters listed with capacity figures
A list of prominent theatres with city locations and seating capacities. Included are Hippodrome New York Madison Square Garden New York New Academy of Music New York Carnegie Hall New York Algeria Amphitheater Helena Carlo Felice Genoa Italy Manhattan Opera House New Orleans Academy of Music Philadelphia Convent Garden London Boston Gaiety Theater Boston with capacity figures noted for each venue.
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Hippodrome
New York
Madison Square Garden
New Academy of Music
Carnegie Hall
Algeria
Philadelphia
Convent Garden
London
Eng
Boston Theater
Boston
Gaiety Theater
Wheat supplies in US not more than normal
Washington dispatch reports wheat supplies in the United States are not excessive, with a on hand total of 320 million bushels. Of this, 40 million bushels were imported from Canada, leaving a carryover on July 1 of 49 million bushels, below recent years' average. Exports to March 1 were heavier than any prior year.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Bureau of Markets
Canada
Meat consumption per person falls in 1920
Washington March 19 The American people ate 10 pounds less meat per capita last year than 1918 but 11 pounds more than during the first war year. The department of agriculture announced that meat and lard consumption averaged 154.3 pounds per person in 1920, with beef intake dropping from 78 pounds 10 ounces.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Man Jumped From Fourth Floor At Hotel Normandie
A man fell to his death from a fourth floor window at the Hotel Normandie in New York. Observers identified him as James Edwards though Camden police found Ralph W. Smith from Lynn, Massachusetts among his effects. The incident occurred amid matinee crowds on Broad Street. A prominent New York physician reportedly earns about $30,000 yearly.
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Associated Press
New York
Broad Way
Normandie
James Edwards
Camden
N. J
Ralph W. Smith
Lynn
Mass
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