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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
Plantation Where "My
Old Kentucky Home" Was
Written Nav Be Purchased
(By Associated Press)


FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 6.-The
state of Kentucky has just taken a
step toward the purchase of Fedora,
Hill in Nelson county, where MY Old
Kentucky Home" was written.
Appointment of a commission by
Governor Morrow to secure an option
on the old southern home where
Stephen E. Foster wrote the song, is
announced The commission was auth
orized by the last kentuck general as
sembly. 1t is to report at the next
session upon the feasibility of &c,
quiring the property for the state and
preserving it.
The establishment is typical ante
bellum southern plantation home. II
is owned and occupied by Mrs. Madge
Rowan Frost, granddaughter Of Judge
Rowan, its former owner. 1t is L.
Gated near Bardstown, short automo
bile ride from Louisville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
Mrs. J. NJ. Tepe Succumbs
At Her Country Home

Mrs. Johanna Mary Tepe, As years
old, died Sunday morning at her home
four miles west of the city, from a
complication of diseases. She was
born in Richmond and was well known
among the farming community as
we'll as local citizens.
Surviving is her husband, Frank
Tepe; one son, Karl Tepe; three
daughters, Mary, Sarah, and HilGa
Tepe; mother, Mrs. Sarah Banner;
two brothers, Louis and John Banner;
three sisters, Miss Emma Banner
Mrs Dora Motion and Mrs. Clara
Weiss, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held from
st. Andrews church, Wednesday, at
9 a. m. The Rev. F. A. Roell will OF
ficiate. Burial will be in st. Andrew s
cemetery. Friends may call at any
time.
Canada has IL colleges for higher
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

railways. I am particularly interest
ed in feminism, and kindred subjects.
marriage and divorce problems and
sex matters. suppose I may be cred
tied with what some people call 'ad
vanced ideas"
The VERSATILE Englishman was born
in Paris in 1882. He was educated in
France and in Germany, and served
in the French army during the World
war.
Among Mr.. Georges novels are: "a
Bed of Roses" published in 1911;
THE City of Light" 1912; Israel
Kalisch," 1913; "The Making of an
Englishman," 1914; THE Second
Blooming" 1914; THE Strangers
Wedding," 1916. and Blind Alley
1919,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
SELLS 5000
HOMES TO WAR WORKERS
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Sept. Cover 5000
houses built by the government for in
Gustrial war workers have been sold
by the government to individual home
holders on time payments, according
to Leroy X. Sherman, former president
Of the United States Housing Corpor
alton.
These houses, Mr. Sherman remark
ed, supply an instance Of war salvage
made useful in the reconstruction
period owing to the housing shortage
They were located in 27 cities, whlct
were large producers of munitions anc
war materials.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

is unusual among
present-day English
writer's. That is III
the variety of occu-
pations he has fol-
lowed.
Il h ave bee n
trained as an ana
lytical chemist, en-
gineer, soldier anu
business man." he
said. "F i n ally ]
took up journalism,
in 1907, and since
then have written
ON a m o S t every
thing from the art
of the troubadours
- IL. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
PLANTATION BRINGS $35o,ooo;
BOUGHT IN 1901 FOR $4,000
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
NAPOLEONVILLE, La, Sept. O.
One example of the effect of the in
creased price of sugar was shown
here recently when the Himalaya COM
pany's plantation holdings were sold
for $350,000. The plantation was
bought IL years ago for $4,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

ELoPING YOUNGSTERS, II,
ARE HELD FOR PARENTS
LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. GA 70
nance Of 10 days was shattered here
today when the police interrupted the
elopement of Herbert Wagner, Of
Wadsworth. Ohio. and Mis- Jessie
Grooms. II years old. Of Campbells.
vile. KY.
Miss Groom's parents telephoned
that the couple was on its way to
LOUISVILLE to be married. and would
they please detain the young woman
until her parents could come and get
her."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

MARCUS WILCOX, DIES At HOME
THREE MILES NORTH OF Moooc
MODOC, Ind, Sept. 6.-Marcus viii.
cox. 81 years old, died at his home
three miles north OF Modoc, Friday
Mr.. Wilcox is survived by his widow
and two children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

Fred w. Upham. treasurer Of the
Republican national committee,
uses short and ugly word to de-
scribe Governor Cox's charges that
he, Upham. has $15,000,OOO in the
G. o. P. strong box with which to
purchase the presidency" He as
serts that the Republicans have
barely enough funds to carry on .
campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
w. L. George

Another famous English writer, Mr.
w. L. George, has come to the United
States to look us over. He arrived IN
New York a few days ago for a
six months tour
Mr. George, in at least one respect.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

Pennsylvania has SO vocational
schools.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

Advertise your farm sale In The
Palladium for results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06

Canada has Is colleges for higher
education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
Mems Hats and Caps

Stylish new Hats in large assortment of shapes and
coors. Just the hat for the dressy Also big line
of Carlsbad Velours in black, brown and Nutra The
prices of hats $685. $9S, $780, $780, $780, $500
$500 and $1,000
Fall and Winter Caps for Men and Boys in all the
shapes, colors and materias98c $l49 $780, Sl9S S49
and - ----- $29S
Mems Shop Caps at l5c 9c 23c 29c, S5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
GROWTH OF MUSIC CAME
BY VERY SLOW PROCESS
Greeks and Ro,unns Primarily Paid
Very Little Attention Ia
11pIuI>

The Romans. being primarily
nation OF warriors SIS Or. Charles
c"pt perhaps as oursc proud pa
trons-to the Zine arts of their day.
my apprccIntivr taste displayed 10y
them may br safely attributed 10 the
influence az ,irc.,iIu art Eut even
IN Greece must" remained ia it's in
fancy whilst other arts progressed
TO great perfection. the latter lciv-
ing 10 postcrity many. monumental
works which s,iiI hear eloquent ,csti-
mony to tho skill ~ the great artists
who produced ;Ern.
Perhaps ii "" possessed no more
substantial proofs az the excellence
of the poetry. "lpaucicc. sculpture
and architecture OF ancient Greece
than Ne do of ontemporancouS
crcdul"uS ot the existence OF such
artistic excellence as we are con-
corning the #o-caiied music Of the
spheres.
The music Of ancient Rome may
be considered as being closely asso-
ciatcd with that %: ancient Greece.
Flute players yer" highly proficient
aud proSpcrcd greatly, receiving very
high payments for their services.
and consequently Twins IN - state of
excessive luxury. Mhuh mas become
nrnvcrnia'. Even women became
The nspipc is perhaps a prod
net Of old Rome, and ihc modern
Italian peasants may nc st!d to play
IN hNcn me same way as tll their
forcfathrrs. W." learn from Cicero
that the famous Roman actor, RIOS
Gus. in his old age. .au, In &. lower
pi'ch Of voice dud made the nu-
SiCianS play lower in consequences
From this statement We may gather
that Roman. Xix" tir"ck. music did
not amount TO much more than i'm
paSSioncd speech. cOnSIGting as IL did
of constant but indefinite changes -:
vocal pitch noNrcdUcihl. to music
notation. And, In spite oT IN" fac,
that Euclid ANA other Greek uhilnS-
Others were exec 'dingiS- busy with
scientific experiments uHi research
INTO the causes - sound and mcnsur-
alton of intervals. music. az an emo
i!"nal art, WAS really in = dccldent
state 1t certainly did not progress
feeling.
Greece derived its musical science
from Egypi. Tho Eayatiuns We're
maiScrS Of geometry sci, acc de-
c!dcdly necessary for measuring ana
HscrrtaiuinE ia" dmcn ION. q: those
portions of private ANA iudividual
and-prorcrty. TIA" boundaries Of
which We're constantly being obli,-
Grated by the annual ovcriiuwiu. Of
the Nile. II IS t"lor"bIy well agreed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Weeks Movie Calendar

nIJOJ-tH week. Jack Pick ford.
In "rhc Little Shepherd of King
dom Come" and Harold Lloyd, In
"Thc Hnuntrd SpoOk>."
BLIEBIRD-Mond and TucS-
day, Dustin Fnrnurn. in "Dnrnnd of
the nnd Lands; wrdncsdn! and
Thursday. Vivian Rich, In "Wnuld
You FOrw.>c:" Friday and Sntur-
day. variety.
BROADWAN-AI week. Anita
Stewart, Ia ain Old Ncnturk.."
C0LONiNL-M Monday. Tursdny
aud wednesday,. stanton Heck, In
"DnnKcrWus Days; Thursday, Fri
day and saturday. "pnrtncrs OF the
Night
Hnthing Girls, IN "lnnkcc Doodle
in Berlin"
Observation-Disclosures. aud Tur>hn..
puston Farnum.- in "rhr Tor Sirnn
brothers.; Wednesday,. thnrlcs
Hny, In cited Hot Dollars: Thmrs-
day, Ills House in Order; Friday
and Saturday. "Iiumnn Desire"
crs"; Tuesday. Franklin Fnrnun,.
In "'rhc Drscrt Rnt"; Wednesday,,
"Thc Lurking Peril" aud "Thr
Church With tho uNcrshnt Wheel;
Thursday, iiont Iibson. In "rhc
Rnttlcr's Iiiss"; Friday. 'Thc Laws
md Evidence: Saturday. "rhc
Lion Man."
NlCrOR-M"ndny and Tuesday
William =. Hart, In "IInricr Wire
less" and JunnIia Hansen, in 'Thc
Lost city; Wednesday nnI THURS
day, N"r,nn ralmndIc. In The
Thnn Never: Friday and Satur-
dny. Jack Dempsey. In "Darc-
Devil jack" aud new Flynn
story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

sonhE man thinks he owes 81 large
anu protracted duty To III" mothers
aha sisters. The young woman whom
he ne doEes says he shows plainly that
Eo cares more for his mother and Sis
.crS tnan he does for her. And they
S"T eood-by-for a while at any rate.
Iney have taken counsel with their
trends. Had they been Older and so
wiser they would have taken counsel
Only with themselves and with each
Slncr But they have gone elsewhere
nave divided themselves into two dis
'ihct and emphatic camps.
One or the camps s;outly upholds
'he young mans course.
He loves hero: course, lie loves
nc .r But he is. a noble yoaaG man.
,,noihcr depends upon him. SO do his
littie sisters. Ana III. sisters are JUS,
-; -, me expensive age. They must 20
10 SchoOl. They must have music les
sons. Their clothes cost "a good deal.
especially In this reign OF cXtortion.
! dont blame him. | think he is right
IN postponinS marriage. Perfectly
right"
she is righ,-ccrtninly she is
hsht. Is the answering vollcy from
me other camp. lie has made love
10 ner and has won her love. That
carries with it responsibility. lie as
piness. Certainly he should marry
ner; especially since she is perfectly
herself"
But he doesn't wan, her TO sup
port herself. No manly man wants
ms wife to earn her living. lie wants
10 earn IL for her
neither he wants it or not. many
4 woman does. And she likes doing
u The world has been moving. par
tlcuinriy since the war American
women are becoming like French
women. They are becoming partners
IN thoir husbands business or they
are in business for themselves. That's
the new ORDER
And so they discussed Il while the
young pair with an ache deep in their
hearts were saying and saying again:
''Good-by."
know you love me, hut not
enough, she snid inournfuiiy.
TN mad about YOU" he answered
would rather marry you this min
ute than do anything else in tn.
world. But my duty is clear to me"
Good by. they said. and once again.
She sailed for Europe She will hc
gone for long time. She may never
return. The young man has rented
Il little red brick hnus. M the edge
of the town, where he can have a
mothers and sisters arc Twin" win
carHcn and a wide gu; look. and with
MIN The g!rls are going to "a school
mere tbey prepare pupils for college.
liis mother pats her sons head and
tells him she is happier than she has
been I'm all her life. l: tn" eyes that
ne llitS to her face are little gloomy
saS doesn't notice. sac doesn't know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

she did warrant she would DC more
unhappy than either Of them.
~ Is tragedy Of two young hearts.
been prevented it,
, ~ the young man when he felt the
iTst faint STRINGS OF interest in the
young man had remembered his duty.
IL the young woman would not con-
slider the mother and sisters as come
bctwccns."
IF they had learned early in their
we're. ,he SAME mnS or hG
II they had discovered early enough
that their views on family life were
different they might have shut the
gate upon love. II can be done. II
YOU but look YOU can see the mig
chicfmakinE little god speeding up
the road. cupid is fairly honorable.
he gives warnings Of HIS approach.
Some clear sighted ncrsons have shut
the door in his face and left him
standing with detected spirits and
dropping wings outside
but this pair simply looked into
each others eyes and heard no, the
warning. Now parting and wrctchcd-
;, Which is right? think he is.
would he heavier, ii torn between two
homes and two duties. The girl. her
Ideas distorted by several romantic
predecessors OF his, suitorS for her
hand. Is too selfish 10 become II good
wife
For he doesn't ask her 10 give up
her career. mark you. lie only wants
the id-fashioned husbands right TO
and. perhaps. an. occasional pair OF
patents leather boots. and jewel
now and then. for the woman he
asked to join her life with his.
woman. old or new. who doesn't adj
mire tho man who has il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

presented at the colonial Thcater for
three days. commencing tomorrow.
Things to look Onward t" in Part
n.rs OF the Night" great picture
play 10y Leroy Scott for Goldwyn
Eminent Authors. are a new type Of
Getcctivc--1 cigar that turns big
trick--;hc one kiss in ,hc plot--the
framc-up az the hero. who is so
honest that he needs watching.
The Colou!u! .Thcatcr Will present
Partners OF the Night" beginning
Thursday. and il Is said that ii is one
Of ,hel best pictures of New York l.fc
that has ever been filmed.
Added features include "Snub"
Pollard comedy and u kinuSram News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
" the O,icun.

Nj the pdc"n tomorrow and Tues
day Dustin Farnum viii hc presented
~ "rhe tora,rln Brothers." from
Alexander Dumas ~lmouS story.
y failing timber starts Charles Ray
on the road 10 fortune and happiness
IN his new Thomas II incc picture.
Red Hot Dollars" which viii he
shown at the Odcon fh"af"r W"in-F
day next. The youthful star has tho
role q! Tod Burke. a labnrcr in an
iron foundry. lie IL only AN inSit:ni:i-
cant cog in the big industrial ma
chine unttl one day he saves his rich
employee. r"icr Carton, s-um the
heavy timber when il crashes down
from Il travelling crane in the foun-
dry. Tod himself is injured. and
Carton. ont ~ gratitude has him
nurscd back 10 health.
The new Paramount Aircraft pic
,urc. Ills House in order" in which
E!S!" Ferguson Will appear at the
ohcnn Thcatcr next Thursday, was
adapted from the play OF the fam
"us English playwright, Sir Arthur
Wing rincro The screen version re-
iains all Of the dramatic flavor that
mad" the play famous.
Friday and saturday Human De-
sire" - thrilling production with a
wonderful east. is the Offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

The process hv which soilcd bank
bills arc cleaned. and the Treasury
Department enabled TO make large
saving In paper, ink. and labor an
nually. is. pcr;ap". not generally
known To the public. The process
is so successful. however. shat IL
seems pity this money laundry is
not available to all OF US who so
frequently arc d!sgustcd By the APP
pearnncc of bills we are compelled
TO accept.
In the governments laundry the
notes are placed on endless bands
which pnss in and out between n
series Of heavy copper rollers These
rollers rcvolvc in n special kind of
soap. and as the hills pass back ward
an,I forward they are washed and rub
bed clean. They next pass between
rollers running in clean water. and
thus are thoroughly rinscd. Lastly
they go through heated rollers which
dry AMI iron them leaving them al
most as crisp and clean as when FIRST
printru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Al the Illuci,irtI

William Fox VIII prcsen, Dustin
i'arnum. in "purand OF the Rad
Lands" At the Blucblrd Monday and
Tuesday Dustin Farnum. brother
OF William faruum. and one Of the
best known OF screen .-ta-s, is shown
1T his best in this picture. This is
one OF the strongest stories af the
old West the scrccu has known. !
zig Comedy and international!
~ new star j. herr. "a brillinn,
star, Vivian Rich. presented by vii
liam FoN in . society drama. Would
Thursday. Thu bie ToN rr"ducti"m
Is a story al absorbing interest. with
hero!n" a; trcE.~ndouS appeal.
portrayed 10y this A4ih.y little actress
OF Infinite chaftn The famous
monkey Concdicnnc. Mrs 10, Martin.
in over tn" TTanEom." two reels
OF comedy and Mutt and len" i'm
ihoir l4tcst comedy by Bad Fisher.
are added
On the variety program for FRIDAY
anu saturday VIII bc shown tn. dlI-
JIG heroine. Helen Gibson, in '''rha
ray Roll lLra,es.' and Antonio Mo-
reno. In The Invisible Hand 4
{ specihl Century Lion comedy. Il Ion
Us and Lad! Fingers" Mutt and
Jeff In their latest comedy and the
iaics. news by international Nil! ic
shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

."ythagoras travelled in Egypt. and
was consequently indebted to the
priests of tina, country for II consid-
cradle paGt or his scientific knowl-
edge and practice: and. ass the mural
paintinSs OF an,.cn, Egypt apparent
" prove. the laws of harmonics. the
eometrical mems uration o: musical
sounds. and the proportion they bear
to each other. mad been discovered
an !. TO some extent: applied to prac-
tic. muSic-bv these clever old
EgH pfian scientists
The bitrrcn s:criity and duliness
OF a.ly records of music which may
nave ,dcSccnd". CASUALLY to MS from
the HI story of tjic great Roman En-
pirc iit times he Tor" Christ. disappear
20 Il |; vEe eXtcit with the advent OF
the { aristian era. Christianity
WITCH sprung rom ralcstinc-nat-
brew M. lodic tradition in connection
with the ccrol?oniai acts Of it's pub
lie wcrsh W.. lis fact can he adduced
with tol, u-abl, certainty from the
evidence Of many contcmporaneous
writer's.
''Philo. pcak,irG of the nocturnal
assemblies OF christihnS--in the
times of tkrir Roman persecution
sacred songs, began. When all were
arisen they S,icctrd two choirs,. one
of mcn and ,Lc of women. and they
then chantcd h,"mns. now singing to-
gcther. and nov. alternately. an
swcrin% each nj her. From this ear
- record. il ii be IN any sense :u-
thcntic. we may, 1T lcaS; gather that
antiphony. in ,H'rly Christian days,
was not ;hc hch ovcr-ratod anti
phony Of the modern Anglican
Church choir: be inG the result not OF
S'drto- side sing ir.- of exactly SINH
larry constituted ehoiEs. hu, OF the
responsiveness @. !wP entirely dis
similar choral hn.i!e. answering each
other melodically an octave or so
part in pitch
Ii must be evident ;nat the music
OF the early Oh -i.1 ian Church re-
Scmhlcd in itF Scn,i-al outlines the
music which was going on around it,
II WAS mclodit-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Double rrn;rnm Fl Nictnr.

Featuring the double program at
Ii" Nlc;p" tomorrow and Tuesd7y
viii lr William : Hart. in Dor
f"r Wirc.css. and JUHniia Hansen
Ia TIN '0@t city" the FIRST thrilling
story %, affairs ON the Mexican hOr-
der ana the other ucw episode OF
TN" famous At'Icau adventure series
no" running. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Norma 'nadcc will hc shown
In 'rh" Woman Gives ono of her
greatest Successes. and "Rrtt.r Late
Than Never" viii he The added COM
cdy. ON Friday and Saturday. Jack
DEMPSEY viii hc shown in FLAMES
OF Wrath new cpiS"d" Of Dare
dvyil Jack C.. Wiz" = Scnnc;t
comedy AND The Five Dollar Plate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
yankee Doodle In ncriin.-

Al RichW0nh II LOOMING forwurd
10 the arrival OF The Famous Mack
Scnnctt dolls who appear every day
this week on the stage Of the Isis
Thcatcr in conjunction with the much
hcra ld"d feature photo product ion
Yankee Doodle in Berlin" This Is
Mack ScnncttS greatest film and is
in six parts, featuring Charlie Muir
ray. Zen TWrpiu Ford Sterling. chcs-
ter Conklin ana Mari" Provost. II
Will nc gala week all in All and
many novel entertainments have been
planned for ia" benefit or the Sen
metz beauties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Parted for Cause
BY ADA PATTERSON.

They have said g"c>,-byc. Gctcr-
mincdly said Il. though with tears in
their eyes. Their friends: are divided
as to whether they we're rirh: in
speaking those good -by.s
lie is yNu.nG man Who after Il
hard struggle l:.S attained ronSiGcr-
able success. SIZE 50 "a !nILn. woman
with whom he = ~ low. anil who
loves him. They wnui like to marry.
hu: instead rhc% have said GOOD -by.
The reasons a.. three. They are a
neither and iNo small sisters Th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
s Nystcry Lover.

Stanton ictk. Dlaying In tho
had not found :he stage AN rxceii.n.
helh for his talents ne would doubt
iezs nave mad no less success as a
detective. For H. is NOS, interested
student Of mystery stories and things
IN genera. which have - 10 fcrrctcI
out. Dangerous DAYS" wnirh is a
fesinh!d HdrE"r production. Will he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
In pcrfcc, Role,

When The LITTLE shepherd Of King
dom CONE" is shown AT the Hiiou
Thcatcr this week. the millions "i
readers 90 John FoN. Jr'S books will
have chance {" sec Jack Pick ford
in the role nf one ot me bCst-likcd
boz characters in American fiction.
chad, the hero Of the rhotoplay YER
sion Of Mr. FoN's novel, Is "A perfect
role for Jack lick ord Thc hook
iisel. sold more thau l,Unn. 400 copies
and is well known to twO genera
tons of Americans Not only is the
story OF The l.ittlc Shepherd Of
Kingdom Come" - true account of the
customs IF IN" mountainous. hut also
y beautiful representation ui some
Incidents of the civil War.
IN the same program, Harold IIoyd
Will be shown in Tic Haunted
Spooks,' his newest comedy success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

a new Flynn detective sto"y pictured.
which shows a countrrfcit"rs' factory
in full blast, will Ice The third attrac-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
STEPHEN
From the Messenger.

Mrs. Ida Wilson came up from War
rem Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Anna Lundin, OF Augsburg, re-
turning the following day.
August J. Peterson returned home on
Sunday from Karlstad, where he had
been spending the week with his son
Will and family. While away he
bought piece Of land in that vicinity.
Mrs. Esther Hopper accompanied by
her daughter, Gladys, sister, Miss
Mabel, and mother, Mrs. j. Stromberg,
autoed over from Grand Forks Sunday
morning and spent the day here visit
ing friends.
Averages for the four years have
been computed for the graduates of the
Stephen High School, class Of 1920, as
follows: Alice Damman with an aver
age of 81 has the highest, Ruth Hurl-
but is next with an average of 81 and
Munro Brett is third with SO. Alice
Dammans has the honor of being vale
dictorian of the class and Ruth Hurlbut
is the salutato rian. # ,,.1
The annual graduating exercises of
the Stephen High School will be held
Saturday evening, May 20, at the school
auditorium. DR.. Thomas F. Kane, pres
ident of the University of North Dako-
ia, will deliver the commencement adj