Sage Hen and The Invisible Power At Grand Theatre
Friday and Saturday feature The Sage Hen a mother loving drama with Gladys Brockwell Lillian Rich and Wallace MacDonald in lead roles The Invisible Power a Goldwyn photoplay stars House Peters Irene Rich with a tale of reforming crooks and poignant sacrifice Also Monday and Tuesday Desert Gold from Zane Grey released by A W W Hodkinson
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Gladys Brockwell
Lillian Rich
Wallace MacDonald
Underworld
Goldwyn
Charles Kenyon
Kindling
House Peters
Irené Rich
Invisible Power
Irene Rich
Zane Grey
Edgar Lewis
Remarkable Fasting Feats of Creatures Escape Hunger
The text notes extreme fasting by a spider surviving ten months and a beetle enduring a three year period without food, contrasting with human limits of two months. It reflects on extraordinary animal resilience and food deprivation.
St Michael’s Church holds services with sermon by Rev Keating Smith
Holy Communion at eight o clock. At ten thirty a morning service includes a sermon by Rev Robert Keating Smith acting pastor. Evening prayer with a sermon takes place at seven thirty.
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ST. Michael's Church
Robert Keating Smith
Church Weekend Schedule and Sermon Theme No More War
A church announces a Friday 8 PM business meeting and Sunday worship at 10 30 AM with a sermon on No More War The Sunday night service includes a special offering for the Children's Home Miss Margaret D McCaughey back from Poland will share Red Cross experiences
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Margaret D McCaughey
Poland
Red Cross
Power of a Fact Sermon At State Street M E Church
The Rev G E Edgett will preach Sunday at 10 30 on the Power of a Fact. Church School meets at noon and a short vesper service is scheduled for 7 o'clock.
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G E. Edgett
First Nazarene Church Sunday Services and Sermon
Sunday morning service at 10 30 led by Rev FG Johnson with Sunday school at 12. In the evening a 7 o clock sermon by the pastor.
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FG Johnson
Hiking Movement Turns City Dwellers Toward Farm Life
Suburban New York terminals see Sundays filled with khaki clad hikers led by ex servicemen and Boy Scouts. The piece portrays hiking as affordable recreation bridging city and country life, with packs, camp gear, and a push toward independence and rural settlement.
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New York
Ohio's War Worker Mayor Heads Fairport Image
Amy Kaukonen, wartime volunteer in the U S Army medical service, serves as mayor of Fairport Ohio. She participates in local American Legion Auxiliary activities and stresses its apolitical, service oriented Americanism with emphasis on liberty fraternity and national manhood.
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Ohio
Fairport
Amy Kaukonen
Volunter Medical Service Corps
United States Army
Kaukonen
American Legion Auxiary
The
Legion
Care of French War Orphans by Argonne Association
A plan by the Argonne association to care for French war orphans is working well enough to inspire a U S version. Formed in 1918 by Americans, the group aims to place children in private homes with a real sense of belonging. Centers in France provide community schooling, playgrounds, and vocational training across three training stages.
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Argonne Association
France
United States
Welcome for Marshal Foch Highlights Arizona Visit
Ernest R Hall acting as governor welcomed Marshal Foch during a U S tour. Hall wore a corporal’s uniform and recalled past service with the Twenty seventh Engineers. He juggles duties as secretary of state and chaplain for the American Legion unit.
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Ernest Hall
Arizona
France
Marshal Foch
United States
Leview
Ernest R Hall
Arizonas
Thall
Hall
Corporal Hall
Twenty Seventh Engineers
State Senate
Frank Take Tr
de Jon
Legion projects fund memorial hall and radio for hospitals
Toron Neb hosts a 23000 memorial hall for the American Legion and funds to install radio receivers in five Massachusetts hospitals. Free traveling libraries are being supplied by the Oklahoma Posts program. Commander Hanford MacNider backs each post adopting a Boy Scout troop or forming new troops where none exist. He calls scouting essential for developing future citizens.
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France
Boy Scout
Jimmie
Bill
Sis
the Legion
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Americcan Legion
Department of Education
Hanford MacNider
The
Legion
America
Mr MacNider
Atlantic City Scouts Celebrate Civic Good Turns 1921
The report from Atlantic City describes numerous Boy Scouts of America civic efforts in 1921. Activities include assisting in pageants and parades, delivering naturalization invitations, promoting Near East Relief, Roosevelt week, Mother's Day events, education conventions, Christmas drives, hospital aid, food collection, and distributing posters for Fire Prevention Day. Several conferences and charity drives are noted with volunteers acting as messengers and ushers.
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National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Boy Scouts of
King Neptune
United States Department of Labor
Illinois Avenue
Masonic Order of Gottos
Atlantic City Hospital
Rotary Club
Steel Pier
Vernon Hall
National Paint, Ol and Varnish Association
Traymore
China Famine Relief
Governor McMaster Endorses Scouting Values at Investiture
Governor WH McMaster addressed over thirty gubernatorial heads and Boy Scouts in a twelfth anniversary Investiture praising the scout oath and law. He urged boys to perform kind acts for mothers and to help ease maternal worries with daily deeds big and small.
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WH McMaster
Becaume
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Harry Pepper Wins Good Turn Trophy for 1921
In San Francisco Troop 26 of the Pacific Hebrew Orphanage under Julius T Kahn gains top regard for frugal freedoms. The troop earns praise for hiking and camping while practicing service. Harry Pepper earns the good turn award for cleaning a hall while others slept, turning into the “brownie” who did the work.
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Pacific Hebrew Orphanage
San Francisco
Julius T Kahn
Harry Pepper
Medal request for Centenary student saves life
Application sent to the national court of honor for a life saving medal for Eugene McGlone of Centenary College Shreveport Louisiana who saved Sam Brand in February. The raft broke and both fell in. McGlone swam and pushed a log to Brand and towed him to shore as Brand could not swim.
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National Court of Honor
Eugene MecGlone
Centenary College
Shreveport
Sam Brand
McGlone
Brand
Only Woman Major in Army
The superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps and dean of the Army School of Nursing is the only woman major in the U S Army. Maj Julia C Stimson led 10000 nurses as chief nurse of the American Red Cross in Paris and later directed wartime nurse training before becoming superintendent. She was born in Worcester Massachusetts and graduated from Vassar at twenty. She served overseas as chief nurse with base hospital No 21 and has many wartime awards. Her latest honor was christening the army transport Chaumont with General Pershing present she spilled champagne on the general s uniform when breaking the bottle.
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Army Nurse Corps
Army School of Nursing
United States Army
Julia C. Stimson
American Red Cross
Paris
American Expeditionary Forces Turéing Service
School of Nursing
Major Stimson
Worcester
Mass
Vassar
St. Louis
Base Hospital No. 21
Chaumont
Pershing
Stimson
Bucks control shrinking U S Army buck privates
War department pins hopes on a specialist framework as infantry ranks dwindle from prewar levels. Officials say current numbers show about 20 000 unspecialized bucks remaining while infantry totals stand around 47 837 men, down from 58 000 at war start.
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United States Army
War Department
Buck General Prefers Rear Rank at Patriot Parades
William V. McMaken of Toledo a 40 year brigadier general recalls preferring to march at the rear in patriotic demonstrations. At the 1920 American Legion parade in Cleveland he faced a harsh rebuke from a former sergeant for not dressing right. McMaken served as brigadier commander in the Thirty-seventh Division during World War I.
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William V. McMaken
Toledo
American Legion
Cleveland
McMaken
McMuken
Memorial on Minnesota campus honors marine alumni
A memorial to Marines who were former University of Minnesota students was unveiled on campus. The report notes several Legion acts including land purchase near Toledo for a vas eation resort and Legion funded youth and hospital initiatives.
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The
University of Minnesota
University
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E. K. Lincoln
Edward Coxen
Margery Wilson
Eileen Percy
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P. S
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Percy Hall
Charles Hutchins
Ferncroft
Hamburg
Peck
Alberta
Shane Bartlett
BASE
Eliven Field
House OF David
Benton Harbor, Mich
Bristol
Alstern
Plattsburgh
Little Buckeye City
Toron
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
ARMY
Julia C.stimson
U. S. Army
William V McMaken
Maumee River
Buck’s County
Pennsylvania
Scout Organization
Ottumwa
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