Carthage College Opens 42nd Year With Growth Plans
Carthage college opens its forty second year next Thursday with large anticipated enrollment. Registration will run Monday through Wednesday. New faculty include Miss Cecile Burton and Prof Palmblad, with Dr Roger F Gephart joining the languages department. A new girls dormitory is to be completed by midyear and a $10000 vacuum steam heating system will be installed in all buildings. A notable wedding in the community accompanies campus life as Agnes Anderson and Garfield Beckstrand wed near Shelby Michigan.
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Carthage
Carthage College
Sundberg
Anmy
France
Cecile Burton
Kansas City
Missouri
Red Cross
Palmblad
Roger F. Gephart
Swarthmore College
University of Pennsylvania
University of
Indiana University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Sigma Xi
A. H. Arbaugh
Lima College
Ohio
University of Chicago
Weidner Academy
Mulberry
Ind
Michigan
Isg
Agnes Anderson
Garfield Becks Rand
Shelby
Mich
Hugh Bannen
Stony Lake
Gettysburg
Beckstrand
Mr. Snyder
Christian Church of Canton
Ethel Shoup
Frank Shoup
Ersonals
Globe Overall
Abingdon
Sam Mosser
Bolger, Mosser & Willaman
Bankers
Chicago
Ebien McCants
Verne
Gillis McCants
Harry McCants
Arthur
Buzz” Wells
Penn Mutual Life
State Bank
Payson Red Cross Enters Campaign
Payson Red Cross chapter met for sewing and knitting with deadlines set for Sept. 22 and Oct. 15. Residents urged to join next meetings. Various local residents and visitors noted, including church and college connections.
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Payson Red Cross
Payson
American Red Cross
J. P. Elliott
E. F. Thompson
Macomb
Rock Island
Loyal M. Thompson
Silvis
Lella Short
Mary Leach
Oxford
Ohio
H. F. Scarborough
Western College
Horace Bernard
Old Congregational Church
Ada Long
Springfield
Abe Hollemboak
St. Louis
Lawrence McClintock
Peoria
L. S. McClintock
Lois Brown
Fae Elliott
Normal
Bloomington
Maragaret
Doris Elliott
Galesburg
Knox and Western Colleges
The Slacker at Belasco theater three days
The Slacker, a seven act Metro production starring Emily Stevens, comes to Belasco theater Thursday through Saturday. The patriotic photo drama portrays descendants of many nations uniting as one nation, with scenes of enlistment and sacrifice and a massive march of soldiers for Columbia.
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Metro
Emily Stevens
Belasco Theater
William Christy Cabanne
Columbia
Runaway film set to swell Julia Sanderson crowd
The Runaway opens September 24 through Mutual Ex changes. Julia Sanderson is expected to delight a larger audience than on stage. The film is adapted from a Charles Frohman play linked to C Bret Harte, grandson of the famed western writer.
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Julia Sanderson
Charles Frohman
C. Bret Harte
Bret Harte
How Fat Folks Become Slender
Advertises oil of kerein capsules as an easy weight loss method for those ten to sixty pounds overweight. Claims rapid results without starvation or heavy exercise, urging open air time and following box directions, noting improved health and buoyant feeling. Mentions a druggist product and promises firm flesh, smooth skin, and longer life from treatment. Contains health claims typical of period advertising.
Madam Who and Spies Mark Barriscale-Hickman Film
Bessie Barriscale designs titles for her Paralta release Madam Who while Goldwyn Pictures buys Nearly Married for Madge Kennedy and The Cinderella Man for Mae Marsh. Edna Goodrich is touted for American Theatrical Auxiliary leadership to aid troops. Barriscale and Hickman, married, star in Madam Who with a dramatic stairway fight scene where she topples him.
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Tion
Bessie Barriscale
Madam Who
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Edgar Selwyn
Madge Kennedy
Oliver Morosco
Edward Childs Carpenter
Mae Marsh
Edna Goodrich
American Theatrical Auxiliary Association
France
Howard Hickman
Miss Barriscale
Mr. Hickmans
Henry Morgan
Heavy
Morgan
Vaudeville Moves To Tents As Shows Adapt
The stage adapts as many southern houses stage late week vaudeville in tents to avoid rail changes. Raymond Hitchcock plans Hitchy Koo tour for American soldiers in France. A. H. Woods to present On with the Dance by Billie Burke, now in motion pictures. Girt acts gain traction on circuits. Ty Cobb linked with a New York vaudeville firm with possible joint shows after baseball. Arabian Nights production A Thousand Nights and One Night slated for New York.
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Raymond Hitchcock
France
Ty Cobb
New York
Cobb
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Ricker National Bank
Reserve District
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William FP. Turner
Clayton
Frances Lee Booth
Camp Point
Wade C. Carroll
Williamstown
Eatha E. McReynolds
LaBrille
Edison
Terest
Quincy Phonograph A. Art CO
Mlinois State Bank Bldg
Quincy, Il
Franklin County
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Stern Bldg
Owl Drug Store
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