Men Learn to Swim in Fifteen Minutes at Pool
Commodore Longfellow teaches at the Y M C A and YMCA to men who knew nothing of swimming. After ten minutes they swim across the pool, demonstrating confidence and technique. Also reviews a stage production by New Empress players and notes a local union meeting and officer elections on November 2, 1920.
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Cnights
Columbus Pool
Commodore Longfellow
Longfellow
United States
Craig Ward
Thaddeus Strong
al H. Hallett
Ancya
Nancy
Claire Sinclair
William
Shoton
Wilbur G Mayoss
Claude
Maurice Penfold
Hie
New York
Billy "Tripp
Mildred FitzGerald
Randied
Thvis Voles
Excellent Comedy at Empress Theater Our New Minister
The Empress Theater presents an amiable comedy by Denham Thompson author of The Old Homestead The piece Our New Minister aims for wholesome homey entertainment and draws praise for its comfortable style and character humor.
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Empress Theater
Denham Thompson
Mass Prep and Offertory in Catholic Worship
A lecture outlines the mass preparation, the offertory, and the priestly acts at the altar. It explains the foot of the altar Confiteor, the sign of the cross, and the invocation of the Father Son and Holy Ghost. It notes the priest’s humility and the faithful’s role as the sacred rite proceeds toward communion.
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Christ
St.Thomas
Paul
God
David
Absalom
Sion
Jesus Christ
Horoscope for November Twenty Second Nineteen Twenty
A fairly favorable day cautions in all dealings with Jupiter and Neptune aspecting the sun and Uranus. Journeys for commercial advancement look good, hotels forecast strong patronage for winter, and winter resorts may prosper as the wealthy seek summer escapes. Employment prospects are not favorable for major appointments.
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Astrategy
Jupiter
Neptune
Sun
Uranus
Earch
France
Italy
Prussia
Bohemia
Washington
Rocial Ailure
Tnd
McClure Rewesapet Areaiente
Parrot goes missing as waitress pleads for help
A Kansas City waitress sobs in anguish after her husband eloped with a cook. Legal aid attorney W J Burke attempts solace and offers options, but the woman insists she wants her parrot named Honel. The scene unfolds with the bird as the central concern.
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Hazel
Kansas City
A_ wattress
Rogal’ Aid” Bureau
Sik
W. J. Burke
Legal Aid
Uxo
Horst
Mr. Burke
Leeds
Sid
Honel
Ah Police Department
Bird Store
Woman found dead in her cabin from morphine overdose
Mrs Elizabeth Cranor aged about 85 was found dead yesterday afternoon at 3 15 in her cabin behind 226 South Wyoming street. Detectives reported an open door and the body slumped with a newspaper in her lap. A small quantity of morphine was found in an old handbag. Acting Coroner Buckley was notified and the body sent to Cassidy & Wilboe undertakers. an inquest will be held.
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Elizbeth Cranor
Bouy
Wyoming Street
Buckley
Toon
Useph
Cassidy & Wbilboa
Wireless telephone links New York to Chicago in test
Wireless telephonic communication between New York and Chicago is demonstrated with compact power apparatus. Experiments report conversations with phonograph music heard clearly in Chicago and across several towns including Toroka Kun Valley City Battle Creek and Gaffney. If results hold, radio telephone may become commercially essential. English experimenters also attempt transatlantic talk.
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New York
Chicago
Toroka
Kun
Valley City
N. C
Battle Creek Mich
Gaffney
8. C
England
America
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Wolf River
Lutana
Latana
Lyon
Sunmad
Carnation Ind
Vege
Richelieu
Michele
Nancy Hall
Arkamos
Kraft Horse
Saratoga
Nabisco
Larpenters
General Oficers
Bolle
Id McNally
Diocese of
Helena
Peter F. MacDonald
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Butte
Hotles
Holy of
Hosice
Papin
Woman O
Vera Gordon
The
Rialto
East Broadway
Banking Service Abroad Foreign Exchangeuropean Banks
Metals Bank and Trust Co
J. Elly
James E. Woodard
Swinborn
J. J. Thad
John D. Ryan
Cornelius FP. Kelley
Thomas A. Marlow
Charles J. Kelly
J. Bruce Kremer
Harry A. Gallwey
J. C. Evans
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Swinborne
James
Woodard
West Park Street
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