Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 89, 14 April 1922 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922.

NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY SEEN THROUGH THE EYE OF THE CAMERA

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Mary Landon Balcer (with little Chicago friends) is on her way to London for her wedding with Allister McCormick, twice put off almost at the altar. '

Much activity was displayed at Hoboken aboard the Leviathan in the final rush to get her ready to start under Capt. Fish for Newport News for reconditioning. The great ship, whose transport of American troops to France made her name historic, is to be put in the passenger service by the shipping board.

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In return for a hand-woven purse she made for the Queen of Italy, to whom it was presented by Miss Winifred Holt, founder and secretary of the New York Association for the Blind, Agnes Stafford (left), a blind worker, has received a diamond bracelet from the Queen. It was presented to her by T. F. Bernardi, Italian consul general here, in the presence of Mrs. Ellen L. Harrison, in charge of the industrial work of the association.

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At the Invitation of the Council of Surgeons, Dr. Ignaclo Barraquer and

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- ' . . Sketched by Artist In the crash in France of luxurious Paris-London air Pullmans pictured above six, including three passengers of the French Paris-bound machine, were killed. Two of the dead are reported as Mr. and Mrs. Jules Bruce of

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Covered by the same flag he raised over the North Pole on his discovery 13 years ago, this memorial to Robert E. Peary, Arctic explorer, was unveiled at Arlington cemetery by his daughter, Mrs. Edward Stafford. -

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The picture shows Betty Compson with her Easter basket of bunnies and chicks.

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Declaring that he is opposed to the methods of political engineers who seek to turn topsy-turvy the personnel of his department, Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon (above) has notified President Harding he would leave the cabinet unless the president backs him up solidly and gives him a free hand in administering his department.

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When this fire destroyed the Montreal Church of the Sacred Heart, a statue of Jesus on the facade was unscathed, although flames were everywhere about it.

The beautiful country estate of the late William K. Vanderbilt, which comprises 33 acres about this home in the Wheatley Hills at Deepdale, L. I., has been placed on the market.

, This quartet of oldtimers gives the Giants about the best collection of baseball brains T1 TT 1 r 11. A. T ni j it i i -w

Snora Barraauer, both shown above, have come to the United States to ona iweuraw, vuzy j-'oian, xiugnie denmngsin me couiiiry. ieit 10 ngni iney are: J demonstrate hi3 method of performing cataract operations. an(l Jess Burkett, all practical strategists.

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William Smith (left), office boy In the Treasury Department, is showing Miss Antoinette Klingelhoner, office secretary, part of the $24 000 000 worth of opium that was seized by agents in a New York raid '