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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
2
The Inferior Sex starring Mildred Harris Chaplin will play at the Aweriea theatre next Sunday. The Family Honor shows at the American theatre today with a tale of gambling dens reform raids and dramatic escapes in a southern town.
The Strand theatre will show The Third Woman starting Wednesday and running for two days. The film features Carlyle Blackwell among a noted all star cast in Robertson-Cole production.
Colonial theatre screens The Yellow Typhoon as Anita Stewart plays twin sisters in a conspiracy tale where a secret service agent helps trap conspirators. Also showing Rivers End based on James Oliver Curwood with snowbound Canadian scenery and Royal Mounted Police pursuit.
General Boran Wrangel of the South Russian volunteer army called for closer ties with the United States. He said the US should support education and capital in southern Russia, promote commercial rather than political exchange, and aid Russia's postwar rehabilitation with land reforms and agriculture schools.
Logdon June 21 Russian Bolshevik troops have crossed the Dnieper in the Retchitsa region, with the movement gaining strength. Poles are said to be driven back near Knorsten as of a Moscow dispatch. A Polish attack southwest of Plo tsk was repulsed, according to the official statement.
At Harvard Law School centennial events in Cambridge, Charles B. Hughes and university leaders addressed about 350 graduates. He warned that democracy risks autocratic tendencies, cites rushed legislation, and the need to preserve liberties amid wartime powers. He urged prudent legal governance and critique of current reforms.
A tired woman challenges a wanderer who offers to show his patience by enduring a whole meal without finding fault. She invites him in and promises to settle the table, testing whether his restraint earns the meal.
Dr Diaz arrives as representative of the provisional Mexican government in Washington and relieves Salvador Diego Fernandez, the Mexican embassy diplomatic representative. The Mexican government has not been recognized by the United States.
The seventy ninth annual convention of the American Institute of Homeopathy opened in Cleveland with about one thousand delegates. Dr. C E Sawyer Marion Ohio president addressed the session after reports, as the meeting began its preliminary organization and general conference preceding a week of activities. Men’s Panama hats advertised for sale by Robinson Hammer Co at 4.89.
About three thousand delegates attended the thirty third international convention of the Knights of St. John in Toledo. A pontifical mass was held at St Francis De Sales Cathedral led by Bishop Gallagher of Detroit. The parade and Buffalo regiment review, with supreme officers James B. Duggan Emil Converse and G W Wallace, highlighted a busy opening with West Indies Trinidad and Canal Zone delegates en route for final sessions.
Six Republican aspirants for governor compete in Minnesota as voters head to polls. The race features 12 statewide candidates with early forecasts suggesting a heavy vote, while Dr. Henrik Shipstead of Glenwood has an endorsement from the national nonpartisan league. Seven Democrats also run in the field as polls open at six in the morning and close at nine in the evening.
Census returns today list Venkers of New York with the figure 1008226 noted.
The report lists figures for several cities including San Diego Sioux City Tracrosse and Chicago Heights with changes and percentages. San Diego shows 88.7 percent rise, Sioux City 48.9 percent increase, Tracrosse a 0.4 percent decrease, and Chicago Heights an 6,122 dollar rise amounting to 6.8 percent.
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