Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 203, 26 August 1922 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, AUG. 26, 1922.

NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY SEE OF THE CAMERA (

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Srinivasa Sastri. 1 ' Srinivasa Sastri, leader "of the Woderationist party hi India and opponent of Mahatma Ghandi, has errived in America to seek voting privileges for his countrymen in Can-ida and to .nake a lectare tour of the United Sta' - . 7

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Judge John Edwin Reynolds. Ilia desire to possess the prestige of a legal degree caused Judge John Edwin Reynolds, sixty-two, of Arcadia, La., to enter the summer law school at the University of Michigan. The judge Las beon on the circuit court bencn in Louisiana for many years. Nine years is required to complete the course in law the judge elected to. take.

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. ' JIiss Kitty Kiernan, who was engaged to marry Michael Col- " lins, hose cf the, Irish Provisional C'ttvernftierit, recently "assassi- . . nated. The woddinsj was to take . place' after' the IiisL' difficulties were settloJ.

Tgnace J. Paderewski, the noted Polish patriot and musician, will return to the concert stage after devoting several years to the rehabilitation of Poland. He is noted as the highest paid pianist in the world.

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Lord Rothermere, eldest brother of the late Lord Xorthcliffe Lord Rothmere and Sir George Sutton are spoken cf as chief executors of the will of the famous publisher. .

.Miners at Sprinc Valley mine receiving the peace news with cheers. Were the coal miners glad to go back to work? 'This photo gives thefield had signed an agreement ending the strike -which1 ha A U st fm nt).v. answer. It was taken at the Spring Valley mine in Illinois when word wasand had caused -the nation's coal rtrtr,i lasted for months brought that the representatives of the miners and operators of the minoissize ti0n 5 al Plle 10 dwindle .to an alarmingly small

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Just a simple, draped model with a long uneven skirt is what the designer said about each one of these new fail. ; "ternoon frocks. It is going to be a aim-, pie matter to tell the new frocks

this year, for the long skirt ,s self-evident. Navy . blue satin crepe makes the model at the left. It is' trimmed with silk braid " and features a slashed shoulder seam. Tan crepe de

chine fashioned on long graeefu". lines with self-toned trimming the blouse in a unique , mannej makes the sleeveless gown in the center. Caramel colored crepe, makes the dress at the right.

The new geyser ia action.

This new geyser "arrived" at Yellowstone park recent unannounced. Just shot 100 feet in

the air and filled the nearby parkways with mud and stones. The new spouter is located near

Roaring mountain and rivals the famous "Old Faithful" in activity.

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Xhe'S.' S. Guilio Cesare steaming into New York harbor. ,

in- largest Italian liner -in i maiden vr.va.Tp. she ia of 22.657

commission and referred to as -frross tonnaee and-each of Aer

staterooms are cl different design. . Lounges, saloons and din-

"the palace of the seas." has iust

arrived .in . New York on . her

ingr rooms are in Louis XIV to , Louis XVI style. Tlo "palace" attracted unusual interest on its arrival. -

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Minister of Defense in the Free State Government and spoken of as the likely successor to Michael Collins.

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Anton Lang with the Polish papal nuncio. During the visit of the Polish papal nuncio to Oberammergau he received in audience Anton Lang, the famous Christus of the Passion lay which he had witnessed.

; Miss Trene Castle, the notd dancer, wuo, in private life, is Mrs. Kooert. E. Trema, - was thrown from her horse aid her collarbone broken. Physicians say .11 her fall 'engagimenSa will have to be canceled.

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Miss Llarguerite Walz showing, at left, the vulgar, unhealthy slouch affected by sonte girls and, at right, the correct posture. Miss Marguerite Walz, Philadelphia's only policewoman, is winning commendation for her work in teaching 20,000 children hew to dane and i.i eliminating the rowdies and vulgar styles from public dances in that city. She conducts dancing lersons for the young folk in the streets. She urges girls individually to walk, sit ujid stand correctly.

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Mrs. Payne Whitney, social leader . and wife of the note! Eportsman, watching a close finish at the Saratoga race Wracls. ..-

Air Glider Edmund T. Allen of Chicago, who finished seventh in the contest, the winner being M. Bosautrot, pilot of a Fairman slider His longest flight was fifty minutes. .. . mdH guaer