Wardry tale of Billy Wells and Dal Romaine in Colfax
T Q Curtis selects three wards for a year to boost their ambitions. Billy Wells, Nyda Loman, and Winnie Shelton vie for advantage. Billy falls under Dal Romaine’s sway while dreaming of Rome, amid fashion purchases and a tense love triangle.
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T. Q. Curtis
Billy Wells
Nyda Loman
Winnie Shelton
T. Q
Billy
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
Dal Romaine
Clay Curtis
Clay
Nyda
Winnie
Old Curtis
Romaine
Marie
Madame Dubois
Belgium
Mignon
Tam
Cal
Mr. Romaine
Dal
Professor Navratil
Madame du
Bois
Miss Shelton
Aunt Lucia
Eddie Banning
Mystery Country House Reveals Hindu Mystic Touch
Dat escorts Billy to a country house that reveals mystic India. Inside, the scene is calm except for the Hindu servant who alone greets them at the doorway.
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Dat
Billy
India
Language of Grebo Proves Highly Complex Says Scholar
A Chicago bowler, revealed as the son of an African tribal chief, stirs interest as a University of Chicago expert studies his Grebo language. The scholar calls Grebo five times harder to master than Chinese and is drafting a dictionary of the tongue.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Long Distance Rider Bert McCloud Prepares 36000 Mile U S Tour
Bert J. McCloud and his Arabian pony Chief train in Fort Morgan Col will begin a 36000 mile tour of the United States on May 1. He plans to visit the capitals and major cities of all states, aiming to complete the trip in 1200 days for a $25000 purse already deposited in an Arizona bank.
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U. S
Fort Morgan
Col
Bert J. McCloud
Chief
United States
McCloud
Arizona
Poultry shipments in North Carolina hit record totals
Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina poultry shipping surpassed 1 250 000 pounds for the season with 72 carloads moved to date. Egg prices rise as out of state sales fall, aiding farmer profits while diversification efforts push farmers toward poultry and strawberry crops across the state.
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Marca
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Ministerial Meeting Concludes Day at Guilford College
The seventh annual North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends ministerial conference at Guilford College featured Max I Reich opening worship, discussions on budget and finance led by Natha D Andrews, and talks by John Permar and Samuel Haworth on worship forms and training.
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Guilford College
Ministerial Association of the
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Max I. Reich
Philadelphia
Natha D. Andrews
Greensboro
John Permar
Graham
Permar
Calvin Gregory
Asheboro
Eastern Young Friends Conference
Guilford
Hugh Moore
Winston-Salem
Samuel Haworth
Haworth
Spon
Praise for the Y M C A in High Point
Shuford commends the Young Men’s Christian Association for fostering community, cooperation, and support in High Point. He notes successful outreach to at risk youths, their welcome, and the emergence of new manhood through fellowship and guidance.
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High Point
Young Men’s Christian Association
Austria Moves to Register Public Accountants
Austria announces a nationwide plan to register all public accountants. The policy establishes a centralized registry and outlines credentials, oversight, and compliance expectations for practitioners across the country.
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Austria
Alumni officers of Carolina host national meeting week
About 1550 to 200 alumni executives from leading colleges will attend the four day joint convention in Chapel Hill. Officers from the three associations are listed with UNC officials guiding arrangements. Events include papers by university leaders, a luncheon at the Carolina Inn, plays, sports, and a country club supper dance.
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Louise Murphy
Goucher
R. K. Brooks
Colgate
G. A. L. Gibson
Toronto
Elizabeth W. Monroe
Radcliffe
J. L. Morris
Ohio State
J. O. Baxendale
Vermont
R. W. Sailor
Cornell
W. R. Okeson
Lehigh
Associated
Helen McMillin
Wellesley
E. N. Sullivan
Pennsylvania State ‘College
W. B. Shaw
Michigan
George E. Thompson
Yale
Association of Alumni Funds
A. M. Palmer
Columbia
Playmaker Theater
Morse A. Cartwright
American Association For Adult Education
Fraser Metzger
Rutgers University
Rollo G. Reynolds
Teachers College
New York City
General Alumni Association of
The
University of North Carolina
Carolina Inn
Harry W. Chase
Pennsylvania State College
E. T. T. Williams
Intercollegiate Alumni Extension Service
Robert Sibley
University of California
University of Michigan
Wellesley College
James E. Armstrong
University of Notre Dame
Hamilton Hoelt
Rollins College
Hawley Tapping
Walter R. Okeson
Ray Brooks
John G. Olmstead
Oberlin
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