Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 54, 4 March 1922 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND., SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1922.

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Jean burr Untermeyet. Jean Starr Untermeyer seems to have solved admirably the problem of the wife and mother inpaged in the arts. She specializes in being a good mother and her friends say that she is a model housekeeper, but tba world at large know3 her for her-two volomes of poetry, "Growing Pains" and Dreams Out of Darlvnss." Mrs. Untermeyer is the vritti of Louis Untermeyer, the, poeft snd critic, and the assists him in his literarv

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Dotted owiss and embroidered organdie are to be just as popular this summer as they were last year. Both materials will be used for young and old. They are cool and colorful and easily laundered.

These three charming frocks for the little kiddies show bow attractively and simply the materials may be used. The frock in the center is embroidered organdie. The others are Swiss. Plain or

gandie is used to make the little hats at the right and in the center. They are trimmed with fluting, lace and ribbons. Dotted swiss may also be used to make summer hats to match frocks.

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Miss Geraldine Miller Graham.

Now comes word that the Prince of Wales isn't out of danger from the piercing darts of Dan Cupid as he tours the world and at present hunts in Ir.dia. Miss Geraldine Miller Graham, for whom the prince professed marked interest while tie was in America, is said to be in India also, touring with fier mother. -'

i. Architect's drawing of the memorial.

Final plans for a memorial to George Washington at Alexaniria. Va- that will rank with the Lincoln memorial at Washington, have been approved by

the George Washington Masonic National Memorial association. The structure will be erected by Masons of the U. S. and the building and grounds will involve an outlay of approximately

$2,000,000. The memorial plans are the result of a movement started more than twelve years ago by the Alexandria lodge of which Washington at one time was a master.

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A" intefesting photo of Jack Dempsey and Bebe Daniels taken when the two were on movie location. Is Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight champion, about to lose ft decision to Dan Cupid? Dame Rumor says so. Bebe Daniels, famous riovie queen, is the maiden, 'tis said. When asked about the .report Dempsey wouldn't deny it. "She's a charming girl. But you better ask her if there is any announcement to make," he said blushingly.

Countess Alice Grote and herxtwo daughters. Countess Zia. left, and Counters Antoinette. Countess Alice Grote of Mecklenburg, Germany, and ner two titled 'Jaughters, the Countesses Zia and Antoinette, have made plans to sail shortly for Germany. The countess was Miss Alice Van Bergen of New York before her marriage. Her American estate, valued at $250.1100, was confiscated by the alien property custodian during the war and sho came to the U. S. some time ago to file a claim for its return.

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Harry Collins, famous American dressmaker, and two of his designs. The young girl of toda should be taught good taste and proper harmonies, according to Harry Collins, famous American fashion creator. Collins is, with many other prominent artists, backing a movement to divert dress reform tendencies to the definite channels of concrete portrayal of artistic dress. Color, line, proportions and economy and moderation should be taught and the modern school girl would bi the best dressed in the world.

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Fuss and .feathers will be particularly true as applied to milady's evening toilet this season. Feathers are the height of fashion just now, and one may Le almost completely clad in them from head to foot. Here are shown a hair ornament, armlet, collarette, vanity bag, anklet, fan, slippers and even a party mask of ostrich fronds.

Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz inspecting fragments of tree branch shattered by his home-made lightning. Dr. Charles P. Steinmc chief consulting engineer of the General Electric Co., has perfected at Schenectady, N. Y a lightning generator which stores up electric energy similar to a thunder cloud in the sky. When a certain overcharged point is reached in this case 120,000 volts the generator flashes ' ke lightning does in a storm. Real lightning is estimated at a voltage of fifty million volts. The energy in Dr. Steinmetz's home-made lightning is one million horsepower; that of nature -t;;--v r.., .... - .or

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Since tweed suits are having fcTea popularity it means that swagger topcoats will also be worn this season. This mannish coat is of gray herringbone. Notched revers, small patch pockets and ragIan sleeves give the much wanted tailored air.

Lamon De Valera urging Dublinites to continue their fight for freedom in impassioned speech. The day following the nery speech of Eamon De Valera in Dublin, during which this photo was taken, Michael Collins, minister of finance under President Griffith of the Irish Free State, accused the former head of the Dail Eireann of plotting to overthrow the new free state fovernment. De Valera exhorted his followers to continue the fight for rcedom and not be content with the recent treaty terms.

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PHOENIX, Ariz., March 4. Education has been maae compulsory at the state penitentiary at Florence by the order of Gov. Thomas E. Campbell. The prisoners must spend one-half day in the classroom while the other half day is given over to vocational work or labor. The reorganization of the school system was worked out by Governor Campbell with a view of giving the men behind the bars a better opportunity for citizenship on their release from prison. While there has been a semblance of school at the institution in the past. It is said never to have functioned properly for vant of executive interest and proper supervision. Under the new system the classes will be conducted by Rev. James Hunter. The same text books used in the public schools of Arizona have been adopted for use in the penitentiaryl , United States history and geography will be featured In the cou-sr.

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Mrs. Lillian N. Duke. A nation-wide search for Alfred E. Lindsey, accused by many prominent New York society women of having obtained large Sams v from them in stock transactions, has begun. Among the women Lindsey is said to have interested in stocks is Mrs. Lillian N. Duke, divorced wif e of James B. Duke, millionaire tobacco king, whohas told officials that she gave Lindsey $375,000. Lindsey is under indictment charged with larceny" of $17,OOt) from Mrs. W. H. Arnold.

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Caretaker helping Man O' War's first foal pose for his photo. Id shadow is Man O' War, with Jockey Kummer up. Man O' War's first foal has arrived. The 6uper-taonugh-bred became a daddy for the first time a few days ago at Hayland farm. Fayette county, Ky where bo was placed in stud by Samuel Riddle, his owner. 4nd from now on until the filly is ready to show her speed the ol-

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