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...Irving Sirovich-a satire upon New York theatrical critics. The chief characters are Alan Gale, A. Wood Brown, James Corbett and Alex Olcott, and ah, what a rapping they get! Now can any clever little boy or girl tell just what New York critics, Mr. Sirovich has in mind? Thank you-the next puzzle competition will consist in guessing the missing letters in Philadelpia. Henry E. Dixey and Wilton Lackaye had been on the road together in The Circle for the last eight months not without-ahem-some differences of opinion. So " Let's fight it out-10 rounds...
...churches of the world are still keeping the question of world peace in their plans and prayers. Last week Cardinal von Faulhaber, Archbishop of Munich, arrived to thank Americans for what they have done to help the poor children of his country and of Central Europe. " My voyage is a message of peace, not of propaganda. I hope my trip here will be a service of good will and peace to both peoples," said he in halting English. Cardinal yon Faulhaber will remain in the United States three weeks...
...chairman of the committee wishes to thank the following men for their assistance and cooperation in ushering at the carol services and on Sundays...
This report would not be complete without a word of appreciation for the cordial cooperation of the Dean's office in all matters relating to the society and its work, in compiling room lists etc. Help and advice have always been cheerfully given. Finally, I wish to thank most sincerely Mr. George V. Smith, the first secretary of the society for the year 1922-23, who left school in January and who is chiefly responsible for all the work and progress of the society to date; and also the members of the student committee for their efforts in making...
...Russian Children to make a two months' tour of the United States, as representative of the Central Committee of the Rus-sian Red Cross Society. Her purpose is to appeal for aid for the famine stricken orphans of Russia. "Firstly and chiefly," said she, "I want to thank the people of America. . . . We have millions of orphans who need clothes, medicines, education, books - everything - as well as foodstuffs, and Russia is so poor. Then I want to see your new- est schools and hospitals for children, and study, the best American systems." Mme. Kalinin is expected to sail shortly...