Working Women's Interest Sought at WCTU Meeting
Mrs Laura Miller urged cooperation between working women in small towns and 10 000 small town W C T U s to expand fellowship. She noted unreached workers and reported experiments in small towns show progress with goal of 50 000 employed women enrolled before next convention. The pledge includes support for the 18th Amendment.
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San Francisco
Laura Miller
Evanston
Ill
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention
Our
United States
DC Elks Win Laurels at Maryland Meeting
At the Hagerstown Maryland convention Washington Elks captured two silver loving cups for best parade appearance and best band. They defeated Hagerstown in a tug of war and beat Maryland Elks 14 to 0. Delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attended the event.
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Hagerstown
Washington Elks
Maryland Elks
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Legion Men Assist At Durham Meeting
New York August 19 national headquarters of the American Legion urged all state posts to observe Lafayette Marne Day on September 6. Principal exercises planned at Mount Vernon, home of George Washington.
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New York
American Legion
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Roscoe Arbuckle Stars in The Life of the Party at Broadway
Roscoe Arbuckle appears in The Life of the Party at the Broadway theater next Monday and Tuesday. The feature follows Algernon Leary a young lawyer battling the Milk Trust as a vamp is used to blackmail him and he thwarts the trust and wins the mayoral race. Supporting cast includes Frank Gampeau Viola Daniel and Winifred Greenwood. Walter Woods adapted the story and Joseph Henaberg directed. Paramount produced. The United States Secret Service arrests about 400 counterfeiters annually.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Joseph M. Schenck
Irvin S. Cobb
Algernon Leary
Leary
Mr. Arbuckle
Frank Gampeau
Viola Daniel
Winifred Greenwood
Walter Woods
Joseph Henaberg
Paramount
Confessions of a Husband in a Modern Domestic Plot
A husband schemes to escape a violin recital by feigning a business call with Sid while plotting deception to hide his plans from Dot and Edith. The evening spirals as phone troubles and anxious questions about the sitter and ill child threaten to unravel the ruse.
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Edith
George
Dot
Sid
Mr. Danielson
Scott
Smith
Danielson
Best in World She Declares Best in World She Declares
Mrs. W. H. Hooker of Clifton Forge Virginia wife of a Chesapeake and Ohio railroad engineer is praised as a Tanlac champion. She describes long standing indigestion that restricted meals and left her worn and worried. After using Tanlac she reports renewed health and appetite and urges others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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W. H. Hooker
Rose &al
Clifton Forge
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Arden
Tanlac
Taniac
Advt
Quiet Domestic Friction Over Evening Plans
In a tense domestic scene Sam argues with Dot about her recital night plans and a restaurant with George. Dot asserts independence while Sam worries about telephones and keeping order, culminating in a flirtatious kiss before she heads out.
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Dot
George
Sam
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High Point
Silkette Pongee
Woile
Gingham
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Maxwell House Coffee
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