Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 108, 6 May 1922 — Page 14

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, 1ND..

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Callot selects gray trelaine to fashion this extreme style suit. Black cire satin adds distinction to both skirt and coat. The wrapped skirt effect is a note for fashion devotees as are the sleeves tnd collar revers. , ' --... - ft , Vs xf ' m x.Frederick (Kid) Wedge, former prizefighter and lumberjack who after attaining a college degree in the West and who made his way to Cambridge in box cars and automobiles all the way from Arizona to enter Harvard University, has be.e.n .qbliged. to leave the university. Illness is said to be the cause. -SI L4 Oscar Stanage. as he'll look whea. he gets that forty-niner beard. ' Sacramento is arranging for a "Days of '49" celebration, to be held next month. Cscar Stanage, veteran Detroit catcher, now with the Sacramento Coast, league club, has started a movement to have all the players of the club grow beards like the "forty-niners" wo:e, just to help boost the affair. The p'-ayers have agreed to go through with the idea if President McCarthy of the league will Pf5!?2

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Miss Mary C Tinney. Miss Mary C Tinney, general inspector c f the department of public welfare. New York city, will go to Europe as a delegate to four international conferences of women, which are to be held for the first time since the beginning of the World war. The four conferences will take Miss Tinney to Paris, Friebarg and Rome. 5t ait' 1 ;''V;

Eotel radio switchboard for accommodation of guests. So popular is radio becoming that several of the larger hotels are planning to install radio receiving sets in the rooms, so that their guests may cut in any time they desire. These room sets will be operated through a switchboard ia the lobby oi the hotel.

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Congressman Cannon," the veteran Representative from Danville, 111.; never carries a palmleaf tan, as many of his colleagues in Washington do. "Uncle Joe's" hot weather weapon is a fly swatter, and he has r.uh hia 1922 appearance at the Capitol with his wire battery.

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The best long distance runner In the country eleven years ago proved himself the best to-day, during the Boston Athletic Association's annual American Marathon road race, when Clarence H. de Mar raced home a winner for the second time. Not only did he defeat a field of the fastest long distance runners in the United States and Canada, including five other winners of this event, but he set a new record tor the distance. De Mar's time of 2h. 18m. 10s. for the twenty-five miles of rolling roada was forty-seven and three-fifths seconds better than the record mada by Frank T, Zuna,

Miss Dorothy Louise Iackay. Miss Dorothy Louise Mackay of San Francisco has been chosen from among the women graduates of all American colleges an universities for the annual fellowship in France for research work ..t tl Sorbonne. ?3

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uona Bertha Lutz. "Everybody in Brazil knows Bertha Lutz." So said a prominent citizen of that country when asked about the Brazilian League for lb" Emancipation of Women, and its president. Miss Lutz. She also has the distinction of being the first woman to bold the office of secretary of the National Museum, which might be called the Smithsonian cf Brazil. She won the pori against mea lawyers, engineers and scientists. - - if -J !. Big Ed Romne of the Philadelphia Athletics, whose pitching thus far this season stamp him as one of the best twirlers in the major leagues. ' "0 Map of territory taken from Bolivia and Peru by Chile. 1 Taina and Arica, claimed by Chile and Peru; 2 Tarapaca taken from Peru; 3 Antofagasta taken from Bolivia. Representatives of Chile and Peru are meeting in Washington at request of President HanLn? iron out boundary differences between the two countries.

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Six persons were rescued from the disabled Key West-Nassau plane, Santa Maria, missing for

Mrs. Esther C Newton. Mrs. Esther C. Newton won a divorce from Lawrence J. Newton and alimony. It was all right w.th Newton until he found out that his ex-wife was going out with centli men friends. Then he rushed to court to fight an increase in the $25 a week alimony when he became heir to part of $500,000 estate, on the grounds of her popularity. Said Judge Lynch, "She can entertain and be entertained by any man she pleases. You lose." The strictly tailored suit of blue tricotine will always be fashionable, according to indications past and present. Here is a 1922 model which features braid- bound lapels and a one-button fastening.

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tumes of which fashion approves. At the left is a conservative afternoon frock of canton crepe. It may be had in dark or high colors. The center frock is a

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Daniel Chester French has Just passed his seventy-second birth anniversary. He is here shown with his nearly completed bust of Edgar Ayen Poe, which is to be unveiled on May 20 for the Hall of Fame.

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Czar Boris. Czar Boris, who inherited the Bulgarian throne and trouble ga lore when his father, former Czar Ferdinand, was- forced to flee the country, i3 planning a tour of the

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striking white crepe frock featnr ine white net sleeves. ..:Tfi Key West for Nassau. Commander Albert C. Read of a naval seaplane. The passengers were taken to Nassau. xtSW, WW Albert J. Pani. Albert J. Pani, secretary of the treasury of the Obrezon rovern.

ment in Mexico, is expected to ar. rive in Washington shortly to direct negotiations for recognition b thjM-sLa