Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 265, 7 November 1922 — Page 10

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Latest photograph of Mrs. HsJI. taken oo to grounds ot net doto in New Uruoiwlck. Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall, in the first formal interview she has given since the im rder of her husband, the Kev. fcdward W. Hall, in New Brounswick. N. J., on September 14. denied that she knew anything about the killing, denied any jealousy toward Mrs. Mills, the choir singer who was also slain with the minister.-and entered a general negative to all innuendos that have accumulated against her since-the finding of the bodies. Mrs. Hall was crossexamined in the, library; of her home facing a semi-circle of twentyone newspaper men and women, and revealed nothing but sharp wits in the interview. She answered questions calmly and coldly, declaring her conscience is entirely clear anc that she nevei suspected her husband ol infidelity. A battery of stenographers was on band taking the questions ana answers in short relays and nurrying out to the kitchen wbere typewriters and a duplicating machine had been installed and where the interview tn short installments was transcribed from the notes of the stenographers and duplications made.

' - I ti.. i . (c) Florida Photo. Polly Parker. Polly Parker, s Seminole squaw, said to have been 130 years old and probably the oldest human in the U. S-, has just died in Bassinge section on the K.isstmmt river, Florida. Thousands of tourists t Palm Heach will recall having seen her. She recalled cleany incidents o? the War of .1812, the Civil war and the Spanish-American war. V a OnvyDcOt. Cfcunplsto Studios, New York. Hon. John W. Davis of West Virginia and New York city, the former Cnlted "tates Ambassadoi at London, is now serving his first term as president of the American Bar Association, to which be was elected at the convention ' in San FYancisco.

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' f y - '' 4 : Baron Romano Avezzano. Baron Romano Avezzano. former ambassador to the United States from Italy, shortly will return to Washington to -succeed Vittorio Rolandi-Ricci. whe has been recalled. Ricci succeeded Avezzano in Washington in 12U. . h v.il. . -5. 1 "A Sir Basil Thomson. Sir Basil Thomson, known as Britain's master sleuth, has just arrived in New York fo: a three months' lecture tour of " country. Sir Basil was, until recently, head of the British secret service at Scotland Yard.- He wilt lecture on "My Experiences at Scotland Yard." . .. r . . ... . ...

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By Norman E. Brown. "Beat Notre Dame!" is the cry on the campus - at ' West Point these dayj and the soli"3r oys are bending every, efort to that end. -The Indiana team defeated the Army eleven .28 to 20 last year in or.e of the h-rdest fought .battles of the season.. This Victory "and the rosy chances of the Army to even the scort places 0 0 The The ambassadi - fron. the . United States to the mid European . countries conferred in Berlin recently at the calling of Ambassador HoughUa o diaNo hat, if it is a smart one, will igo anescorted this season. There will always be a bow of some kind In evidence. Here are two models which show the favored French bow, a rather large, smashing affair worn over the light ear. ' A satin bow i used on tho brocaded hat and self-toned velvet is used on the velvet one.

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thb contest alongside U - of the Princeton-Harvard battle in importance in the list of this week's games. ' Smythe's great booting . is expected. to help Army hold westerners . a ay from the Army goal. ' Paul Castne-, backstar and the only, veteran ';?43nfft t rV j' NHs&

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cuss the conditions in middle Europe. Left to risht: Ambassadors Washburn, to Austria; Castloe, attache to state d p'.rtment at Washintonj r.-Bt-aao, 6 A Sf 1- I 1 . . . -

No. 86 Vincent Square, London. Lloyd George's new home. . The address," Premier David Lloyd George, No., 10 Downing' street, has been changed to Ex-Premier David Lloyd George, No. 86 Vincent Square; . With his resignation .as premier it became, necessary for the little Welshman to find a new residence and he selected a modest little home in a district not exactly the most exclusive in London.

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who remained eligible to play after the scandal of last fan. is the man around whom Coach Rockne built his new tfm CasU ner's work in the Army game will draw much attention. Bergman" is another back who is rrpected to shine. - Army star. ren. otre Dame lumiBergman, left. . and Paul Castner. onlj in membr f the 1921 and Paul Castner, only remain team.: , Hungary; Grew, to Switzerid; Gisbon, to Poland, and Houghton, to Germany. Condition, in central Europe were discussed by the diploniata, - -.r. -

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The"" spirit of ' the inost "dis-, tinguished statesman - of Mir; Edward's regime. Lord Sli Premier Bonar

This is the latest photo to be received of Andrew Bonar Law, ne premier of Great Britain. It was taken since his acceptance of the premiership following the downfall of the Lloyd George government.

Low Mayor Moore. Lord Mayor Moore, nox!y elected London ex-ocutive, is official -with many years' ercrionce in muni ipal government. He 'is u worthy "ucctasor to London's long list of efficient mayors.

Pres. John rter Hibbea and' Mra. Hibben. ' This interesting pictur a the head of Princeton Universirv anrl M. wife, was taken at a recent football game. , . r7 ,na w

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Upper left. Marquis Cutzop; right. Marquis of Salisbury, and lower left. Viscount PecL bury seems to dominate the new English cabinet formed by . A. Bonar Law, through the appointment of the present ; Lord Salisbury and Lord Canon to positions in the new government.These two have remained faithful, to the teachings of the great master and have remained Tories of the old school, un I shaken by a changing woi". Lew at hia desk. Dr. Anthony Sv-hla. Dr. Anthony Svehla, agrarian leader, has been appointed premier of Czecho-Slovakia to succeed former Premier Benes. Svehla now is choosing his cabinet. r i V"

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