Relief in Ireland total reaches 4.82 million in late report
The national committee for relief in Ireland reports to Sept 30 total contributions of 4,821,221.50 with cash and securities 4,724,959.07 and mail and telegraphic advices 96,262.43. Remittances to Sept 30 amounted to 1,748,913.36, with 45,000 extra for the week ending Oct 1 and 600,000 of the 1,250,000 remittance authorized earlier sent in two 250,000 installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee For Relief In
Ireland
James J. Phelan
Massachusetts
Executive Committee
Boston University SED Student Government elects officers
The Boston University School of Education Student Government Association votes for the coming year. Jennie L. Hendricks of Holden is named president and Lawrence B. Norton of Jonesport vice president. Hazel E. Crane of Camden becomes secretary, Arthur Capone of Chelsea treasurer, and Margaret M. Gearan of Belmont leads the banquet committee.
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Boston University School of Education
Jennie L. Hendricks
Holden
Lawrence B. Norton
Jonesport
Hazel E. Crane
Camden
Arthur Capone
Chelsea
Margaret M. Gearan
Belmont
Peter Ruff Named Baron de Grost In Double-Four Drama
Peter Ruff becomes Baron de Grost and ambassador for the Double-Four. He moves to a London mansion near the French embassy after Mme de Maupassimi, dying, designates him as her successor. His ally Spencer Fitzgerald and Violet reside at Aynesford Manor in Somerset, awaiting events.
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Spencer Fitzgerald
Double-Four
Violet
Aynesford Manor
Somerset
Peter Ruff
Esquire
Lagrange
Paris
Mme. de Maupassimi
Baron de Grost
London
Prince Alberts Debt Shadows at the Berkeley Card Club
At the Berkeley Bridge Club the Prince Albert of Trent faces mounting debts after a day of high stakes. Secretary Courtledge and Baron de Grost plot discreet talks to deter further gambling while the prince contemplates payment and potential removal from the club. The Baron implies a quiet plan to intervene before a critical call.
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Berkeley Bridge Club
Prince Albert of Trent
Napoleon
Baron de Grost
London
de Grost
Screen Gossip: Mrs Reid Returns to Leading Roles in Films
The Boston Post notes Dorothy Davenport alias Mrs Wallace Reid returns to cinema as leading woman for Lester Cuneo in Pat o Paradise while her son Wallace Reid Jr turns five. It mentions Realart star Anna Miles Minter and Falmouth Dorothy Dalton filming Moron of the Lady Letty at Lasky studios.
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Wallace Reid
Dorothy Davenport
Wally
Wallace Rei
Mrs. Reid
William Wallace Reid, Jr
Chicago Daily News Company
Anna H
Mary Miles Minter
Realart
Falmouth
Dorothy Dalton
Lasky Studios
Hollywood
Cal
Paramount
Fannie R
William S. Hart
New York
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Frank Mayo Weds Dagmar Godowsky in Tia Evana Mexico
Universal star Frank Mayo married Dagmar Godowsky daughter of pianist Leopold Godowsky in Tia evana Mexico last Saturday. Godowsky also acts in films and has appeared opposite Mayo who was divorced last week from his prior wife Joyce Moore.
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Frank Mayo
Universal
Tia Evana
Mexico
Dagmar Godowsky
Leopold Godowsky
Miss. Godowsky
Mr. Mayo
Joyce Moore
Ralph Graves Marries During Dream Street Run
Ralph Graves, star of Dream Street, wed Marjorie Seaman in St. Paul Minnesota. Graves who played the lead in Kindred of the Dust recently completed the title role in R A Walsh's production.
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Ralph Graves
Joan
Virginia Brown Faire Named Opposite Jack Gilbert in Monte Cristo
Virginia Brown Faire, aged 17, has risen quickly in film. She starred in Without Benefit of Clergy and The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam and was chosen by Fox to co star with Jack Gilbert in The Count of Monte Cristo. Her entry to the screen came through Brewster publications fame and fortune contest.
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Virginia Brown Faire
Omar Khayyam
Fox
Jack Gilbert
Miss Faire
Fame and Fortune
Brewster Publications
Stage and screen stars in competition and prizes announced
W L Anderson and Norma Talmadge star on stage and screen with Jane Cowl and William Courtenay in current productions. A Chicago Daily News scenario contest closes November 1 1921 inviting submissions to 15 N Welle street Chicago. The Goldwyn Company will produce the winning story which wins the top prize of 10000 dollars and 10 prizes of 1000 dollars plus 20 prizes of 800 dollars.
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W. L. Anderson
Bangor
Jane Cowl
Norma Talmadge
William Courtenay
Bpven
Jane W
Dover
N. H
Wallace Reid
Fall River
Chicago Daily News
N Welle Street
Chicago
Goldwyn Company
Ich
French Heels Buried by Simmons Girls
Simmons girls buried their French heels in the garden to avoid temptation and keep relations approving. The ceremony drew mourners and laughter as a marked grave threatens future crop flavor, with exhumation possible if needed.
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Simmons
Siberia Favored Over Life With Husband in Suffolk Divorce Hearing
Mrs. Margaret K. Cooper testified in Suffolk court that life with Capt David R Cooper was worse than Siberia and she would rather die than remain married. She refused an operation citing unhappiness over French letters and prior events. Judge O Connell reserved his decision.
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Siberia
David R. Cooper
O’connell
Suffolk
Margaret K. Cooper
Divorce case involves alleged misconduct with women
Mrs. Cooper seeks to revoke a divorce decree on grounds of wife’s misconduct by Captain Cooper linked to affairs with Mrs. Stella Smith and others. Testimony traces back to 1911 Niagara Falls and Camp Merritt, with admissions of intimacy and letters while Mrs. Cooper served in Siberia and Bermuda.
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Cooper
Vladivostok
Siberia
France
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
Mr. Cooper
Bermuda
Smiths’ Stay Sparks Wish for Separate Home
The narrator notes the Smith family occupies the house, leaving her without a place to call her own. She frets that the Smiths monopolize the space and mentions the Smith children have mumps, hoping they would depart when she does.
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Smiths
Smith
Bosdan Jury Acquits Him in Confidential Reports Case
A Federal Court jury acquitted James J. Bosdan of Boston and Newton on charges of receiving stolen confidential government reports linked to the Dean murder case and other investigations. The case stemmed from a Newton raid a year and a half earlier when copies were taken. Bosdan claimed Feri Weiss acted as supplier with approval from George E. Kelleher, while Weiss and Kelleher were absent from trial. Assistant U.S. Attorney Abbott said a murder indictment was warranted but could not be pursued as a state matter unless proven a German spy acted.
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James J. Bosdan
Boston
Newton
Dean
New Hampshire
Bosdan
Feri Weiss
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
George E. Kelleher
Department of Justice Bureau
Kelleher
Europe
United States
Abbott
Women to Aid in Morgan Memorial Fund Drive
About 200 members of the Morgan Memorial Women's Auxiliary met in Greater Boston to organize a fund drive aimed at raising 97000 to prevent closing departments. Plans call for October 20 kickoff with town organizations nearly ready led by Misses Lillian A. Richards and Kate F. Hobart. Dr. Edgar J. Helms urged action. Mrs. George E. Henry highlighted program needs. a large general committee was named with leaders from Dorchester Brookline Winchester Winthrop and Belmont.
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Morgan Memorial
Morgan Memorial Women's Auxiliary
Greater
Boston
George HB. Frost
Dorchester
Lillian A. Richards
Kate F. Hobart
Edgar J. Helms
George E. Henry
Winchester
Morgan
Women’s Auxiliary
Herbert J. Gurney
Wollaston
George H. Frost
Frederick G. Smith
Belle H. Floyd
Winthrop
Stephen H. Roblin
Brookline
Frank D. Ellison
Belmont
National
William W. Hubbard
Frank B. Cannell
Arthur H. Merritt
Hayes Credit Tanlac For Wife’s Restored Health
George L. Hayes of Maplewood Massachusetts credits Tanlac with restoring his wife’s health after four years of stomach trouble. He says five bottles built her up to strong health, easing digestion and nervous fatigue, and improving sleep. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
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Taniac
George L. Hayes
Laurel Street
Maplewood
Mass
International Proprietaries, Inc
Boston
All Liggett Drug Stores
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Coats
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Tremont St.Piri
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Captain Cooper
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Bridgeport
Conn
Camp Merritt
Madame Derume
la Rochelle
Williams
Edward Jerome
No. 48
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Dr. Williams
Nellie Corey
Maverick Street
Hartford
Louis W. Bentz
Lawrence Street
Hartford, Conn
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Morgan Memorial Auxiliary
Hayes
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