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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
7
Cecil Lean stars in Look Who's Here at the Rialto Theatre this Saturday March 12. Lean recalls his rise from laughter on stage and the quirks of directing his famous smile in early roles and aboardstage life.
Chicago March 7 The Italian jurist Sabath a divorcee chancellor in Superior Court says the sulking wife is the most matrimonial menace Fifty percent of divorce filings stem from wives who refuse to talk He cites petty daily peevs as the true cruelty and notes men feel slighted when their words go unheeded leading to a silent home and eventual divorce electricity
The Rev. Norma Brown, age twenty one and pastor of Christ ian Church at Carlock, Illinois, delivered the shortest invocation in the Legislature, under 150 words. Senator Lantz praises her energy, noting she hails from a line of clergymen, with father R D Brown in Bloomington and grandfather R L Brown in Wapella.
Columbus reports a statewide evangelistic drive begins March 9 as part of the Ohio Federation of Churches spring program. Local conferences of church workers run through May 18 in 60 counties following last week's pastors’ convention. In Bucyrus daylight saving adoption was tabled by the city council on March 7.
The Home Garden Association plans to again urge school children and their guardians to plant vegetable and flower gardens on a larger scale. War-time habits of planting for economy continue, with backyards and vacant lots now utilized. The association will offer a series of prizes to stimulate participation and expects more gardens this year.
Head of the German delegation to the Allied conference said Germany will stand firm on paying 7.5 billion dollars instead of the 56.5 billion dollars demanded by the Allies. Marshal Foch reportedly would invade Germany to enforce payment of the war indemnity.
London March 7 a health ministry report shows 1920 births among England and Wales peaked at a record high and the death rate dropped to a new low. The birth rate reached 26.44 per thousand with under one year deaths at 80 per thousand births. Dr Mary Scharlieb attributes higher births to earlier marriages, noting war's influence and stronger children.
Howe Baker returns to civilian life after five years as secretary of war. He arrived in Cleveland with his wife and three children from Washington and said he is not thinking of politics while resuming his legal practice.
Admirers plan a Thursday banquet in his honor as Mr. Baker returns from Washington to resume city government activities. He is expected to outline his views on political affairs. In Dayton on March 7 a telegraph delay case awarded $200 for a late death message.
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