Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 226, 22 September 1922 — Page 12

" THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND , ' " . '. ' 7, NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY SEEN THROUGH THE EYE OF THE CAMERA j I-iv A --: ..-- vi r wit vrte- tf rw uj. if i? . lii..y r. , OP c " c' L. -f'C ' 'rC1 V' xt ?Prse"tatlves of the police front many prominent cities throughout the world are in convention in 1 ( " ? ' ' i rMVL -iy - , ' - , J New York city to arrange international police methods to aid in detecting and preventine crime Left 1 V - - 1 - ; VW'l - - ' f ' hrevJ-Hele7o Manchester N.H. . I r ' J ' , ittV. ' ' N - ' - right, New York; Major Sullivan, Washington; Commissioner-C. D. Barbard of Manchester N. H S I fV A ' ' .V 4 ,.V V. SiC 'v.'. - .V , Standing are Commissioner Steireiand 0f Victoria, B. C.; Wmiam Copeland, Cincinnati; A. C. Dillin? '.' ''h am' ?eH? AdmiraTi U-S-N William J. Quilty, Spnngfield, Mass.; Charles B. Borland, Norfolk, Va- It ? ,'A'-' Vf4 VK SJti'rVjy John S. Mannon, Buffalo; William B.Mills. Philadelphia; Pierre Berlanger, Montreal; W. J. Scribft i I K, I V 1 . tSm - - X"r Bs Gilmartin, Providence. R. I. William: 1 X - 1

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JulietU Day.

One good turn deserves an other," and so Paul Whitney 1as become the husband Juliette Day. Whitney was one of the chief witnesses for Miss Day, who was starring in Chicago in "Her Temporary Husband," when she made a temporary husband out of Quentin F. Haig. by divorcing him.

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.T Representatives of the police from many prominent cities throughout the world are in convention in New York city to arrange international police methods to aid in detecting and preventing crime Left to right are : Healey of Manchester, N. H.; Georgs B. Henry of Baltimore; Commissioner Richard Enright, New York; Major Sullivan, Washington; Commissioner1 C. D. Barbard of Manchester NHS Standing are Commissioner Staireland of Victoria, B. C; William Copeland, Cincinnati; A. C. Dillinel ham, Rear Admiral U. S. N.; William J. Quilty, Spnngfield, Mass.; Charles B. Borland, Norfolk, Va John S. Mannon, Buffalo; William B. Mills, Philadelphia; Pierre Berlanger, Montreal; W. J. Scribbins! 1 Vancouver,B C.; Fred Cronen, Vancouver, B.C; Peter B. Gilmartin, Providence. R. I.; William h) ) Hackett, detective chief, Chattanooga, Tenn, . . - . ' "lluam J

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Mme. Luella Meluis, coloratura soprano, widely known on the opera stage In Europe, to-day applied i . the Federal District Court of New York for an Injunction to restrain Ganna Walska. wife of Harold F. McCormick. Chicago millionaire, from fulfilling professional engagements in America, claiming that her manager. Jules Daiber, has violated his agreement with her and has contracted with Mme. Walska to arrange for her appearance in the United States.

r' Mile. Pola Negri, photographed on her arrival. The dream of my life has been realized," said Mile. Pola Negri, German movie star and the vamp supreme of Europe's movie queens, when she arrived in New York on her first visit to the United State She will remain three months and is to be starred in several Americanndo pictures.

Left, to right: George Man juris, president of the Greek community of St. Constantine; George Vournas. secretary. Greek Loyalists of America; Senator King, Utah, and Theodore Marcopolous. IresidenT of the Greek Liberals of Washington.

A committee of Greeks, prominent among their countrymen in the United States, headed by Senator King of Utah, recently

called on President Harding and asked protection for the Christians in Asia Minor in the territory which the fleeing Greek

army has just abandoned to the Kemalist Turks. Massacres of Christians are feared by those familiar with condition i.

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Above, plane in which Lieut, James H. Doolittle (below) broke

records for transcontinental flights.

Lieut. James H. Doolittle, army aviator, set a new record for trans-continental flying when he completed a one-stop flight across the continent from Jacksonville, Fla., to San Diego in a specially built De Havlbnd airplane. He arrived at San Diego t 5:34 p. m., September 5, h one stop being at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. The distance from Jacksonville to San Dieo is 2,100 miles. Dooli'tla flew at Bight from Jacksonville to Kelly

Field, having left tha Florida starting place at 10:30 p. m., September 4, landing at Kelly Field at daybreak, the following morning. He also e:r.bli3!.ed a record for single-stop flying. Other attempts at one-stop flights had been tried before Doolittle's, but his was the most successful. Doolittle himself attempted flight early h. August, but wrecked his pi 5 - 3 Florida beach before hr cruld get into the air.

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get aiong au tnese years without a municipal building is hard

London's beautiful new city hall.

to guess. But now the lord mayor has a brand new city hall from the steps of which he can

pass out the keys of the city or welcome visitors. It took six years to build the halL t

John J. Roche, the "Hobo Khu

and his bride.

John J. Roche, author and Canadian war - hero, lost a $38,000 wager when he led Mrs. Alice Jordan to the altar. For he had wagered he could travel around the North Amercian continent without his identity becoming known. He

was registered in Seattle as ihe "Hobo King," but his marriage resulted in the discovery of Lis identity. . . ,

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Vincent Coleman and Marjorie Grant. Another stage-movie romance. This time it's Marjorie Grant who was with Ed Wynn in "The Perfect Fool," and Vincent Coleman, a favorite eastern movie actor. They will live at Elmhurst L. L

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Snipers of the Irish Republican army are keeping up their determined effort to prevent the advance of tie National forces into barricaded towns.

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Reliable Information states that the Jugoslavian and Rumanian Governments have evidenced their intention of aiding Greece in the event of Balkan conflict. It. Is reported that the Turks in Thrace are engineering an anti-Christian movement. Grave fears are felt in Adrlanople,. which Is 137 miles northwest of Constantinople and con7L mroad. Adrlanople. shown here, is a city of one hundred flri 7, 0UBand f mor Population, and has an active commerce In manufactured goods. The mosque of the SultaiT Selim seen In this picture is considered the finest Moslem tempi?. jttnt -