Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 263, 4 November 1922 — Page 8

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

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

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Miss May Maxwell of Eastern College. Maryland., demonstrating the docility and dlriglbility of a farm tractor at the Industrial Exposition held at the national capital. y ;

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Mrs. Oliver E. Cromwell, formerly Miss Hope T. Beale, whos husband has gone into the Paris courts seeking a decree. Society circles in New York. Philadelphia. Washington and Baltimore were stirred by the announcement. .

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William A.; Redd. Jr., of Houston. Texas, a former member of the marines, is seen receiving the congratulations of his friend. Cape T. B- Gale. U. S. M. C, in New York, over Mr. Redd's heroic feat in a recent disaster on the Southern Pacific Railroad. The Texan swam a swollen stream from a wrecked express train and nagged another express, undoubtedly saving the lives of 150 passengers. Redd has received messages of praise from President Harding, Secretary of the Navy Denby and Gen. Lejeune. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers will re him a mednl.

First pbotograpn ot 150.000 retugees from Smyrna and adjacent regions who arrived In East Thrace, taken by Near East Relief workers along the line of the Orient express, wblcb carried them from Constantinople to the various refugee concentration points with food and medicine. There is now a refugee army of more then a million which ts overrunning the Balkans in a wild scramble to escape the Moslems.

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hats. It seems as if every sie from the snuggest of wrapped turbans to the huges'. of cartwheels were the fashionable m iTrre aro three h.i which

show a small," snug-fitd velvet turban at the left, a slightly larger shape with a small suggestion of a brim at right, and a picture hat cpritev.

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Left to right The Queen ot Serbia. Queen Elizabeth of Greece and the Crown" Princess ot Rumania at the celebration in honor of the coronation of Ferdinand and Marie of Rumania as King and Queen of Transylvania. . .

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iL Tchltcherin, commisar of foreign aff-iirs for soviet Russia, and his Armenian aide. M. Carahan.

Moscow on Chnstma; day to celebrate the fifth : .nivei.a.-y o." the fall .f the czar s "d the birth of the soviet republic. Carahan is known as the "Leau dcum-

M. Tchitcherin, Russ fore n affairs commisar, anu 16. Carahan, Lis assistant. w!!l -neside at the jubilee congress whe all Russia Soviets, to be held in

mel" of Russia. Tchitcuerin has introduce- the wea i. of Alk hats in Russia. He started it by appearing at the Genoa conference in a silk tile.

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Grenerml view of New York Central railroad yards at Ashtabula, C coal shipping center, showing trains of coal en route to consumers. ' .

Railroad officials have rece..ly declared that tbeit roads are now practically eaagbt ap w'th coal shipments and in a position to

handle coming shipments. Wii;b means that the old bugaboo "coal shortage" is a bit farther away than it has been for months. The

situation in the yards at Ashtabula, shown a bo- e, is said to ne typical of the coal shipping conditions about the. country.

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Princess Newana Gayfish. Winnebago Indian beauty of Hatfield, Wis., whose husband and father expelled her from the reservation for becoming a flapper. As sbe is an beiress she gayly turned her back on the reservation cheerily, taking papoose, bobbed hair and smils with' her to Nebraska.

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The Rev. Josef Rosenblatt. Jewish concert singer, refuses $3,000 ofTered him to sing In opera because of his religious convictions, but will receive $15,000 with a Philadelphia synagogue to sing on the Day or Atonement and on two days during the Jewish New Year celebration at $5,000 for each day. ' " . .

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Major Jubn Jacob Astor, wnose picture, is printed aoue. with John Walter great-great-grandson of the founder, has' acquired control of the London Times. At least $5,000,000 of the Aetor money is said to be Involved in the deal.

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. I picture reproaucea auove euows my. and Mrs. David Javne Hill, who came home on the steamship Rotterdam. ? . "