World War I moral vision and call to service for graduates
Dr. Shanklin frames World War I as a moral campaign linking faith to universal human rights. He argues nations are judged by spirit, not power, urges unity with France and Britain, and invites Wesleyan graduates to join the war effort or war-related work, pledging to form a League of Peace postwar.
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Germany
France
America
Dr. Shanklin
Shanklin
Great Britain
Marne
Somme
Verdun
Young Men’s Christian Association
Red Cross
Italy
United States
Deep River Graduation Exercises and Town Hall Vaudeville
The Deep River eighth grade graduation is set for tonight at the Town hall with a full program including orchestra pieces, prayers, class songs, and a series of declamations and essays led by Principal B. Tourville and Supervisor H. O. Clough. A vaudeville and dance show follows at the town hall on Friday evening featuring Giacomo and company with Neil Patterson, exhibition dancing, and admission priced for all ages.
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Deep River
Town Hall
B. A. Hatfield
U.S. A
Louise Drude
Dorothy LeVaughn
James Rollston
Bendix
Wilfreda Fisher
Earl Bartman
Mary E. Francis
Ernest Carlson
Iris Rowe
Yvonne Beauchene
Arthur Darcy
B. Tourville
H. O. Clough
E. L. Prann
Hatfield
Deep River Town Hall
Professor
Local Notes From Chatham Middle Haddam June 17
Edward Wilkins recovers from tonsillitis. Doctor and Mrs. Lawson attend their son Donald Lawson’s graduation in Tilton New Hampshire. George Lawson returns from Bates College. Friends throw a surprise party for John Kavanaugh. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Keefe of New Haven. Mrs. Mary Clark and son Claude return from California. Mr. and Mrs. David Clark visit Mrs. Harrison Brainard. Mrs. Leo Hale entertains Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and Miss Doyle of East Hampton. C E society busy with an exciting contest. H P Hayden and family of Hartford visit relatives. Harriet Roberts returns home after months in Hartford. Mrs. M E Cone and daughter Jessie F Cone return for the summer from Portland where Jessie taught at Central School. Mr and Mrs Charles Cone of Willimantic visit mother Mrs M E Cone.
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Chatham
Middle Haddam
Edward Wilkins
David Clark
Harrison Brainard
Leo Hale
William Clark
Doyle
East Hampton
C. E. Ciety
H. P. Hayden
Hartford
Harriet Roberts
M E. Cone
Jessie F. Cone
Portland
Amarilly of Clo' Line Alley in Middlesex Tonight
Mary Pickford stars as Amarilly in Artcrafts Amarilly of Clo Line Alley shown at the Middlesex tonight and tomorrow. The film is billed as the most humorous she has appeared in and depicts tenement district life with colorful city characters.
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Amarilly
Clothes Line Alley
the Middlesex
Mary Pickford
Clo’ Line Alley
Amarilly of Clothesline Alley in Local Theatre Bill
The article describes Amarilly, a washerwoman and mother, and her fiancé Terry McGowan, a bartender and inventor of the Hickey Booth cocktail. It also previews Norma Talmadge in By Right of Purchase at the Grand, with The House of Hate as a preceding feature. Marguerite Clark stars in Rich Man Poor Man from Paramount, with showings at the Middlesex on June 19–20, followed by The Son of Democracy and Burton Holmes Travel.
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Messenger
Amarilly
Terry McGowan
Amarillo
Norma Talmadge
Grand Theatre
Margot Hughes
Chadwick Hines
Nev Er
Dick Derwent
Chad
Margot
Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Maximilian Foster
J. Searle Dawley
George Broadhurst
Miss Clark
Wall Street
the Middlesex
Burton Holmes
Film Dom Presents A Camouflage Kiss And The Magnificent Muddle
A double bill opens Wednesday featuring June Caprice in A Camouflage Kiss and a Vitagraph feature The Magnificent Muddle. Matt and Jeff comedy and other pictures follow. A big vaudeville program runs Thursday through Saturday. Next week Wednesday and Thursday offer William Foxs Cleopatra with Theda Bara as the Nile siren.
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Filmdom
June Caprice
Local Notes and Social Roster From Durham Area
Durham updates list guests visiting from New Haven Guilford Meriden and Middletown events including farewell parties and social gatherings. Mentions library hours closing Tuesday at eight, shipyard work at Gildersleeve, and a four act town hall play In Old Newland. A quote attributes a diplomat with a proverb about earning bread.
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Europe
Princess
Dorothy Dalton
Arbuckle
Adv
Rosemary Lowe
Bridgeport
Anna Eagan
Harold Rankin
Douglass
Roy Gladwin
Camp Upton
N. Y
Byron Hatfield
New London
W. C. Standish
Rexford
Bertha Cone
Westchester
Elmer Ahlstrin
Fort Terry
Truman Barnes
Clinton
Marion Lebert
Winthrop
George Lebert
Lillian Carstens
New York City
Daphne Selden
R. L. Selden
Harry D. Tyler
New Haven
Edwin Ehlers
John Marvin
Arthur Standish
Colchester
William Standish
M. F
New Jersey
Richard Morton
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
F. L. Joy
Ellen Joy
Mary Kelly
Chatham—Middle
Haddam
Louis M. Schmidt
Middletown
Clothesline Alley
Grand_ Theatre
Atlantic
Iowa
Vinci
W. E. Brockelsby
William Murry
J. D. Thompson
Constance
Gertrude Hart
Grace Hart
Bethel
A. I. Seward
Helen Innes
Lena Bozini
Hugenie Smith
John Holder
Gildersleeve
Old Newland
Hotel Arrigoni
New York
Middles Theatre
Clothes
Belle K. Maniates
Frances Marlon
Artgraft
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Stella Maris
Matinees
Jerrica
Canada
Sessue Hayakawa
The
Barton Clothing Co
House of Hate
Talmadge
Caprice
Vitagraph Production
Cleopatra
Theda Bara
Kabatznick
Main ST
Armour & Company
Swift & Co
Jackson Co
Court St
A. P. French
A. E. Holmes
Main Street
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