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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-12-30
LEGION WILL INSTALL

The annual installation of Off
GERS of the Robert Swift Post,
American Legion, will be held at the
Commercial Club rooms on Tuesday,
January 18th 1921. The ceremony will
be followed by a "chow' call and
the members will spend the evening
at a smoker The newly elected Of
rficers of the post are Morton F.
Dorothy, Commander; S. P. Han
son, Jr., Adjutant. DIR. A. A. Gales,
1st Vice Commander; Albin (Bede)
Larson, End Vice Commander and
Arthur Wiesner, Treasurer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-12-30

Mrs. H. H.oeobar. The stockade
was not in Sec snce here then and
when the newsk The Indian raids
reached here the wing spring,
Mrs. Boobar and children in company
with another family fled to Mime
apolfs with an OK team. eve stop
ped at one house to spend the night
and found the table all set and the
family gone. They had left in fear
of the Indians, said Mrs. Tobey.
"The next night the house was burn
ed by a raiding party of Sioux.
Mr.. Boobar remained behind in
Sank Centre and assisted in the
building of the stockade.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-12-30
Cold Wave Hits Central
Minnesota on Sunday
Mercury Drops to Twenty Below
Following Light Snow Fall
Light Winter Expected
Old man Winter am came.

Old man Winter am came.
The old follow was bit delayed
this year but when he did finally jog
along he came with a rush and is
displaying as much pep and ginger
as he did during some. of the days
of his trying career last season.
Sank Centre and vicinity are this
week experiencing the coolest wealth
err of the season. The first real
snow came late last week. Contin-
ued snow flurries on Christmas Day
and Sunday put the sleighing in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Norris spent
Christmas with their children in
Minneapolis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-12-30
BIG FIRE AT GLENWoOD

The offices of the 500 Railroad
Company at Glenwood were totally
destroyed by fire Wednesday. All
records in the building were lost in
the blaze. The estimated loss to the
company has not been made known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
AMERICA IS FREE FROM
JEAL0Us|Es OF EUROPE
Lord Bryce, Former british Am.
bassador. Prn SOS Country Found
cd by Pilgrim Fathers.

nosToN. Nov. 23.-I,ord I,ryoe,
former british Ambassador to the
United states. pictured tho world at
thu he' w apyS p, OF 1alamiiy into which
made, public todny. Tho AmerIoati
nmd English peoples. no said. arc cspn-
from the danger. lie added that
America's influence In priced because
she Is impartial. raised above the
I'M; }nu.o h ds,Es ana Ambitions that vex
lor! Bryce wrote to express re-
grct at his inability 10 attend the
annual ,l,, meeting OF ,iie society. which
Oh the landing OF the Pilgrims.
Tho little band OF humble men who
lhhncu on the Plymouth coast plant
Sn among ycu those principles OF or
WHEN nave spread from ocean TO
ocean and become II beacon light 10
ne nations of two worlds" he wrote.
i3ur whole history IL II witness to
thcir powers. Tao common filth of
~" American ami the English peo-
pi.S IN thos" principles speak OF
crnmehts sometimes misrcprrrent
Their peoples anu make thcm mis-
juuScd-tho common devotion OF these
peoples ~ the Same ideals Of Jus-
TIC" ana liberty aS the Foundation OF
peace mark them out AZ specially
called to stand side by Sido in trying
70 70 rescue the world from the abysa
plunged ii. Everything depends on
their friendship. ana we prize the In
nucncc America can exert. not only
because she Is strong. but because
she liz impartial. raised above tho
lrai"usies and ambitions that vcx
;his distracted Europe. In the cor
n;al c"-oncraii"n ~ these tive pop-
hitions, lina tho best hope for tho
future peace Of tho world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Greek Forcing Allies Hand
ny EDWIN BULI.INt:l,t.

iAHiS. Nov. 2a.--rnc speed with which tho
constantine party In tircecc Is completing it's
p1"gran 10 restore the former King to tho
throne has caught the allies off their balance
so swiftly arc events moving, with the plchr-
settle to select the new ruler sat for Novenhn-
- and the ratification ri the Scvres treaty due
1" como THIS week that even if the allies plan
ned 20 protest against Constantine's return
Their protests would undoubtedly prove futile.
Tho Hea,ing OF Constantine must he accom-
n!;shcd simultaneously with the ratification OF
tho treaty. for upon acceptance of the treaty
By Greece the allies would have no possible
means or retaliation by altering the Scyres
.erm3 to sui. themselves.
Tho following facts must DO faced then, By
ALLIED. stNesmen:
Premier Ithaiiis logically declares that the
Greek propl" have Of their own FREQ Will do :
tcrmincd 10 have no other ruler ,hun Constan-
tine.
The powers Tho signed the treaties OF
Ncuilly and Serves Will find themselves bound
TO respect the treaty with Greece. which will
have validity ratified the agreement.
Furthermore. an the Temps pointed out. all
tho treaties. including the covenant provide
that the day the Turks cross the Greek border
thirty kilometers distant from Constantinopie
or the day the Bulsarians Cross the border
that deprivcs her of access TO the Aegean Sea-
on that day France England and 1tnly will be
forced to intervene.
After our wartime eSprrtenocs" the TENNIS
continues. "chn promise Constantine that
we will protect him against Turkey and I,ul-
.sar!a?
Unless reply to this latest move within
"a week. we cannot prevent the Hrcnks md
Turks from joining hands Just az tho Turkish
Naticnalsts and the Iiolshevists have done.
We must waste no time whom the fate OF such
an important position is concerned. We do
not know what may take place next spring.
Especially In the Orient ant in Poland"
French opinion cannot understand why tho
III health of Earl Curzon should delay the pro-
posed meeting OF Lloyd George and Premier
with Constantine AT i.icc-ne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
TO WARN GREECE FORMER
MONARCH CANNOT RETURN
French Premier. Says Allies VIII
Not Countcnancc Aid to Ger
man SylnDstllfzcr.

PARIS. Nov. 23.--Premier I.eyrues
when he appeared tonight in IN.
Chamber OF Deputies in tho VatIcnn
Debate. announced the government,
intention TO Issue "A warning TO C;recr,.
against tho return OF former Kim.
Constantine. Tho debate was NOT ~,
ished. and was adjourned until Thurs.
day.
It Is understood that tho Premio,
VIII not 30 to London until n settlc
meht Is reached respecting Frances
representation at tho Vatican.
NJ. Leagues, In asking for a posi-
ponement OF further intcrpcllations
40 mat he might be free TO act. said
France does not wish to intrrvon.
In Greccr's foreign affairs, but nftcr
2, war which imported civilization
u power puts ut It's head a sovrr
"ign who showed marked and con
staht hostility toward the allies AMI
had been the accomplish OF our en-
chies that power ought TO lee warned
that she can no longer have our en-.
operation nor expect the same rceIinr.
from W ns formerly.
Further than that. the ,,ootio,
ElV" w the right as II PROTECTING
poW"r 10 proncr well -founied advic..
Upon the gravity OF an act whic.
might CIV" Germany Occasiun In g.,
terrcnc directly or Indirectly in trJc,,
tai affairs" :" '''e''
iho fr"ini"r said he wished IA COZ.
s,"'r "cihitc course in tho ,put,. d.
!" c"'hti"'e accord with Great Britain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24

ling OF the Irish question, but the admis-
sion does not relieve II Of responsibility to
proceed further in the matter OF working
out solution. Manifcstly, nothing ap-
preaching Il settlement OF tho question can
be determined until order is restored and
tho authority Of the government is recog-
nized in the defining Of u policy upon which
ii is hoped TO secure concert of action in
the successive steps required to be taken
40 solve the problem. Tho best thought in
England is ready to make all needed con-
cossions to insure n safo form Of self-goy-
crnment for Ireland, and there is undoubt-
eddy Il considerable body OF conservative
sentiment in tho island. not now finding
expression because coerced into silence by
Sim Fein dominance. which. upon the re-
establishment of order, would DO willing to
accept this form of settlement. Further
than this England does not feel that it
can safely CO. and the sooner the true
friends of ireland make up thor minds
TO accept n settlement on that basis, the
sooner will the troubles OF the island be
brought 10 an end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
News of Fifty Years Ago

Cfrom the Richmond Dispatch. Nov. "a, 1900
Judge II. J.. Pond yesterday removed Will
liam II. Barry as clerk OF the United States
Circuit Court and appointed Matthew i. Peas
ants in his place.
Julius c. Fischer qualified yesterday in the
Hastings Court as Comm ssioner of the Rev
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day the
banks and the railroad freight depots vii! be
closed.
Ex Governor John I.etoher i. in tho city and
Will no stopping Il, the Exchange Hotel for
the next few days.
Rev. y. W. wilson. pastor Of tho Grace
Street Baptist Church, is conducting Il great
rcv!va. service in Staunton. There hnve boon
many conversions.
Rev. d. l.. Smith on Sunday last announced
TO the congregation OF the Fredericksburg
Presbyterian Church that the sessions of the
church had declined 10 nccede TO tho request
made Of them 20 take UP collection in aid OF
tho Lee monument, On the ground that IL Is
secular in It's nature.
Tho North Carolina Legislature vas organ
lied yesterday with Hon. Thomas j. JARVIS.
Democrat. OF TyrrGlI County. as Speaker OF
tho House. Tho Governors message was road
ind referred.
Tho arctic weather Which struck the ontir,
Northern country fow days ago has reached
Virginia in much or i,a severity. Our people
MIL b. a"v!nR ice in a day or two
rmcic is but little doin. tho Richmond
to5ace, laarhet at present. Tho cold weather
operates against the leaf business and tile
low prices prevailing are no: attractive to
shippers
The bombardmeni OF Thionville by the
Prussians has become very active and ncos-
SAINT.
l, Is reported In German circles that Paris
:s disposed to yield and tho English and
Prnssans say the danger OF rupture is abat-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
GoUenor Davis to
Entertain Mewsies
Are H,uited to Celebrate
Thanksgiving at En-
ccutiUe Mansion.

Thp" hundred prospective Cover
nors 81 Virginia viii have the time of
their lives Friday evening, from TO
. o'clock. when they will he guests
nj the executive mansion Of Governor
and Mira. "esimorciand Davis. The y
are the newsboyS OF Richmond.
Th" youngsters have been invited
by the chief executive az virginia
end Mrs. Davis &c IA delayed Thanks.
giving celebration. All sorts OF
games vii! be played. everything good
TO eat VIII bc served and the boys
VIII comp al will over tho place
which may br the home OF some or
them in tho future.
Governor and Mrs. Davis have en-.
tertained boys and girls of Richmond
Ecyrral times during their admins
tration. and the youngsters lcolt FOR
ward 10 these parties NJ red letter
days In their liv"H The Governor
always impresses them with The fact
this In the mansion hunt for V!r-
Sinia'S chief executives. and every
boy ana I;rl IL prospective Gov
Crncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
WILL SHOW "PASSlON
PLAY" ON THANKSGIVING
Artistic Reproduction VIII HIVE NV,
Performances nj city
Auditorium.

j. r.. Robertson, OF 9lo FLOYD Ave-
nue.. will exhibit the rec.n, ren,s
duction Thanksgiving evening a, <
and $3.50 o'clock. The picture viii
again he shown at the same plac.
and hours on the ilrst two evening :
OF next week.
The original of this flm was mad,
N Palcstine. after REPRESENTATIVES or
me producing company had visited
U,,Derh.nncrEau during the presenta-
RAY. and had made fun notes for th,,
copying Of 1t into tho films.
Richmond Sunday schools aro co.
operating with Mr.. Robertson I'm th;s
centagc Of the revenue from tickets
soid ny their members. The pictur.
~ q beautiful and artistic reproduc-
mis- birth to mis- crucinxion. with the
entire action laid in Egypt and Paies-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Molaria and Tusercu,o.,..

mVouSriFht. 1870 b. Nat ,onsi s.,.,.,., ss.y.,,
,s.s -, ..s uay referred to the hayward
I'm .u"eIeuiosis OF tho lungs in respect to
sne noao OF onset OF this common disease. and
nn'.oneu FREQUENT modes bf onact which
n 80. NOT arouse tho suspicion Of the n,rnined
s,r VT. AS tor instance. onset with obstinate
r.,,,. dyspepsia' In frail. poorly Developed
young persons who arc anacmic
AL certain regions OF the country where ma :
."tia ueVer and aKuc) really does prevail nj
r Ssan, VT mas prevailed In the past. an error
..euuehtls made by tho lnity nnd pcrlaps sim
ihAd" occasionally by some carc,css doctor is
,"e coh'usion OF beginning tuberculosis of the
lungs with malaria
'"' us every one knows or should
INV rs caused by ihuculation of tho vic, im
ana only by incubation. The ipo,uln,i,,, ,ront
-. o"e preed OF mosquito called Anopbclcs.
aus night nyihg pest differs from, the com
' ." "ar mess mosquito of this country in sit
.'"a almost at right angles upon :: surface
whereas tho ordinary harmless ruosnui,o sI,s
Win h"ny parallel with the surface The ma
.aria -caFr?tnE mosquito becomes infested with
t "H'"'Nt parasites by drinking tho blood OF
PttA"h VINO has alnria. ana conveys the
parasites I" tho blood of ia. ,,crsun subsc
uucntly bitten
".hout being bitten by a mosuu!t, or this
=, o.u when mas han previous access ia an in
49, W" malaria, IL is impossible for one
,""'srH. therefore,. ali ancient
'"'o''es ana fahcies concerning damn or
swnmpy ground fresh turned earth. and tho
mr. must Or discarded. cxuon, in so tar az
f'rncted cave trough filled with water for ten
nays al time may furnish the necessary stag.
haht pool for breeding mosquitoes.
Tho characteristic sequence OF symp,ons
rom which malaria rocoivos its common name
ri rover ana nEue." namely. chill followed by
lever anu sweating. may occur in other condi-
lions thhh malaria. Chill. fever and sweat
otten signify the development or an apscc,s
somewhere in the body. Sometimes chill. fever
ana sweat occur In acute saptIcaemia ("hlocd
poisoning in cases Of accidental wounds in
iec'eu at III" time OF accident or through i'm.
proper care after the accident. In the past and
IN nheniishtencd communities even at present
ne occurrence or chill, followed by high fever
ana sweat In tho days follow Ing Childbirth has
10" o''ch been misinterrreted malaria"
III certain cases OF beginning or incipicnt
lung tuberculosis the patient suffers repeated
ana sometimes regularly recurring attacks OF
chlii' FEVER and sweating. If this happens in
uis'rict where the ordinary malaria or fever
ana aSue is prevalent there is danger Of CON
founding tho tuberculosis with that dis.ase
this danger Is entirely obviated IL tho
phyHscinn is careful enough 10. examine the
naked chest;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
AMERICAN BUSINESS NOT
INTERESTED IN ISLANDS
General Mcintyre rrgcS Dnn4cr, Z,
ASsist In Development ~
PHILIPPINES.
IHv Associntcd prcssl

WASHINGTON. Nov. a3-InnbIIity
!" interest american cnritaI on r,
lorgc scale In the nations Inst,l,,
nosscsssons. particularly tho phii
hpine Islands. has resulted in great, :.
rcthrding development OF tho crcnr
natural resources OF the islands, ac-
cortiing to the unn,Inl renurt :
Mnjor-Gencral Mcintyre, chlef OF III.
mrcau or insular affairs OF IN. Wur
department. to Secretary Hakcr.
Generhl Mcintyre urges America
bankers ana business mon to intcrcs
themselves In the trade and develop
ment of the outlying possession d,
claring that large tracts OF the bcst
agricultural land in Tho world await
development"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
PLAN AIRPlANE SERVICE
BETWEEN u. S. AND CUBA
Passenger Craft VIII lie Put In C,,,
mission Mt Miami About
DecrmiIer !,
NY Associated Press ]

MIAMI. FIN. Nov. 23.--E.gtiar,.
pune passenger service wtil ihls ,,iu-
yer u. maintained between Miami au,,
,nn bhhana Islands, Cuba, jackson
shI' ana i'hlin Beach. officials az tEc
. m,p .,mitcd ana the Transoccaulv
companies announced today.
iwoift passenger airplnncE thru,
ol th"'n carrying nftcon passnusoTa
'a'h, WIZ! DC IN service by tho mr..
OF prcemher The seasons buninays
VIII be inaugurhtcd tomorrow Nit
a night TO Bimini, IN the bahama
ne plane to hr piloicd by iiarry
distance flight from Miami 10 E,u
YORK last spring In nftcrn hours AMI
thirty-hye minutes. making only on
stop en- route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
*. of c. to Attend I,a..nr Tonight.

Large attendance marked the ncc.
oad night or tn" bazaar which +.
eng held this w"ek In the Mc,;ill
CATHOLIC Union Han for the benciit
81 the North Richmond parish build.
iig fnnh. Thu special entertainment
last night consisted OF Instrumental
!uHic and fancy dancing by childre n.
rnnigh, the knights or Columbus
WI! attend the bazaar In a body.
ihc * or &. band VIII render sew
al selections. nftur which the Rene.
,ctine Cadets viii give mn cShibi.
ton drill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
The Poets Corner
Leaf by Leaf the rlo.c. Fail.

Leaf by Lem the itoscS Fn1l.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dr.
One by one, beyond recall.
Summer roses drocp and die:
But the roses bloom again,
And the springs viii gush anew
In the pleasant April rain,
And the summer sun and dew
SO in hours Of deepest gloom.
when the. springs OF g,adness :a!:
And the roses In their bloom
Droop like ma!dcns wan md pail,
We shall ind some hope that lies
Like II silent gem apart.
Hidden far from careless eyes,
In the garden OF the heart.
Some sweet hone TO gladncss wed
That Will spring nfrcSh and new.
When grtef's winter shall have fed,
Giving place To rain and dew:
Some sweet hopo TINT breathes OF
spring,
budding for its blossoming.
, In the spirits glorious cline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
CABElL HEADS ALUMNI
CHAPTER OF P. K. A. MEN
Greek Letter Fraternity Members
Hold Annual smoker mud
Elect udlecrs

Tn" Pl Kappa Alpha Fraternity
hcli IFS annual smoker at the Busl.
ness Mems Club last night at sac
of the lkichmcnd alumni were present
ana with them were also the active
chapters of the University Of Rich
ginia.
j. Aston cabell was elected prcs-
iucnt OF the chapter for the ensuing
year. other officers elected were I.
Taylor Coleman. vice president: Wal
Yer II. Durham, secretary. and DR.,
w ~. Shcphcrd. Edwin l.. COX. lien
~ Iayior. Robert Martin and nr. w
u. Lorraine. members OF tho cxecu.
tive committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
SON OF JUNGLE REMUs"
BUYS PAPER IN GEORGIA
'"'ihh harris and Thnmn. ". l,o,
irss .tcHuirr Columbus
Enuutrer-sun
I Ey AsAOcintcd rrn,s

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 20 --pur-
S en- OF mo Columbus Enquirer. sun
~ Eohas w. l.oylrss ana Juli-..
iiaIfis. who viii take poss.ssion Inn
i,nehiateiy ana opcratc the rapo. Join,
~. was announced today.
Mr. i"ylcss, formerly editor OF ia.
NiuEhs'a chronicle, has been We.
49,, ~ Toithern Journalism fpr
years. Mr.. Harris. u son OF tho l,,.
Jo"' 'handi'r Harris. has held man,
important newspaper positions oyr-
the country and until recently MA,
.u'tor ana manager OF the Paris eli d.
ton 81 the New York IIn-,lJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
DISCLOSE ATTEMPT TO
KILL JAPANESES PREMIER
IoIr,ic,,
Knocked Down by Auto
H"forc Cuim In "a lion.
ny Associntcd Pross)

,r,,- :, 1'''" FrHSH.I
iokfO. Nov. o3.-An att.r-, >,
n ,aah Prcmier Iinrn was t. h.
maue on May last, Il IL dis ..nd
ny Tho publication OF the nndinpa a.
preIihlnary court. which tried :,
iorner artillerYman named Ito whn
ns charged with planning an y,
win fc"en bombs.
an, was host!e 70 The present car.
me,. II was asserted and cana Ga
iohyo. where he bought "A rcvo,y1r.
anu explosives. he made m. hnn,l
on, OF -four whisky bottles ana ,Lrc.
JJmnupoarh boxes. but was knoclri
Town accidentally by an auio,nohij.
anu the police discovered the mn,
nh' machine anh raveied tho ma.
l,o mas heen refnanded To tho hirhg-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Little About Tom Mi,.

This daredevil Western cowboy star.
who Is nj tho Bucbirh in his latest
picture, The Untamed." adapted from
the novel OF the same name by Max
Brand, is n man OF achievement lie
is u veteran OF I'VE wars and was
wounded in action beth in Cuba anil
In China during the Boxer uprising.
In all. he bears the scars Of twenty
nine wounds Back in 1906 he won
the huckinE-horsc championship. In
his current release he is given fun
play for his unusual prowtss as AN
athlete and a h0rscinan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
Screen Calendar

BLUERIRD-Tom Mix in "'rhc
Cntnmed.-
BROADWAY - Alice Joyce In
-The Vice OF Foolk.-
LfRiC-WaiInce Reid In cal
why's AudnciouS."
fSTS-EInfnc Hamnerntein in
1.-THE daughter Pays"
BIJOG---lInId Hennett In "Hcr
Husbands Friend
vICTOTt-iiia lire In "a DauKh-
ter Of the Wolf"
ODEOH-Ethei Clayton in |rrhe
Sims az Rosanne."
REN-Tom Moore In "IIiRh
stakes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
H.AIMuN. Au,incin,,s."

There Is no doubt that Wallace Held
has scored dec:s!ve!y in this picture.
the current all week feature at tho
Lyric. lie is seen IN n very clever
dua! impcrsonation. taking the parts
OF one another, except In their fca
lures. and yet are supposed By the
most intimate friends Of one to DO
the same person. The entire picture
is simply "dono TO perfection"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24

Frank T.. lIerting past brand
president OF the Eratcrnal order Of
iaGlrs. ana the managing editor OF
the Eagles Magazine, Will bc the
guest OF the Dixie aerie. at "a meet
ing oi tho order to hr hold tonight,
Nr. HERRING Viii speak on general
world wide conditions. In addition
70 the address there will be an 81.
't1tainmcnt OF vaudeville. dancing
ana Refreshments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
They Cnn,t Get Paired or.

There ,nre Tour lovers In The NIIcc
Joyce production Mt tho Broadway.
them can agree tn love cach other.
and hence comes the most unusual
love tanElc that has lately gotten
Into the Aims. In her role, Miss Joyce
has unusual opportunities for emo
tionai acting and makes the best or
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-24
uibcrninn. Wee, Ton,ch,

Tentative plans for the renewal OF
us membership campaign viii he dis
cnssed ~ the regular business meet
OF II!bernlans, in the executive rooua
or tho McI;ill Catholic Union tonirh,
az o'clock. other important subjccts
or interest TO the welfare of the or
Sanization will hc acted upon and n
prominent visiting member OF the
order VIII speak. II Is expected that
the meeting VIII be largely attended