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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
4
Episcopal church bulletin lists Sunday school at 2 and evening services at 8 on May 18. Tuesday services at Valier on May 20. Memorial Sunday on May 25 with addresses by prominent local figures. Also part of a libel claim by Mr. Ford against the Chicago Tribune regarding an editorial.
A Reuters dispatch from Ekaterinodar describes efforts by Bolshevik leaders to undermine faith by staging mock religious ceremonies in a church. Prayers and liturgical songs were reportedly forced, and a parody funeral rite for a dog circulated in Moscow. A bayonet damaged an ikon in the North Caucasus, and bones of saints were exhumed. Local church protests may spread internationally. The Metropolitan of Odessa may act soon.
Nazimova, at work on her next Nazimova production wrne Red Lantern from Badith Wherry, published by Bodley Head, portrays a young Chinese girl. She has collected a number of gorgeous Chinese costumes of satin and silk gowns noted for beauty and fabric, described as sumptuous.
The article notes Nazimova studying Chinese attire and customs to prepare for a role. It describes embroidered robes in vibrant colors with gold and silver, ornate headdresses, filigree combs, shell and coral fans, and long pearl jewelry. The Royal theater engagement is set for Monday evening May 26.
Charles Ray rises to top rank among screen stars and appears in The Claws of the Hun at the Royal theatre next Sunday. The photoplay carries a patriotic message urging mothers to sacrifice for world democracy.
Sixty percent of all Junior Red Cross funds have been called in by division headquarters for foreign relief work. Remittances from auxiliaries such as Chateau, Conrad, Brady, Collins, Dutton, Fairfield, Farmington, Porter, Bence, Valier, Dupuyer and Paton are listed with sums including 60.00 and 3406.13, reported by Mrs. E. N. Haugen as Junior Chairman. Theodore Roosevelt a firm believer in life insurance is quoted by E. J. Liese, agent for New World Life.
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