Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 15, 17 January 1923 — Page 10

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

NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY SEEN THROUGH THE EYE OF THF CA M rr a

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This bright old lady. Is Mm Lavina Hancock, aged 91 of Bucrrni Ohio. w!,o is s healthy and active as a woman half her -age SUU iJSU!. There,ls an masual photo of Mrs. Hancock, as she will tShwrcd 1 Ctair her band made her the first year

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Henrietta Roggers, seen above. Is the beautiful young French actress -wiio has been selected to assume the role In Sacha Guitry'a new place which was to have been acted in Paris by Sarah Bernhardt. Illness, as told In the news dispatches, prevented the great actress s appearance, anl it Is now feared she will never be seen on arr" dSe meantime, Mile. Roggers-s opportunity ha

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ei Sajowsar.yffi.aate Robert Lansing, and her husband, J. A. Thomas

- ,, .... . . v..... vx vuiumcite itiiu organ--si octfue Uniizah-American Tobacco Companv, sailed from Seattle. 1 ash... fnr dieir Unnrymoon lor their home in the Orient,

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San Francisco is building its churches along more modem ideaa and plans. The present churches are of steel and concrete the steel framework being erected first before the concrete work ia begun. ' The steel 'framework is said to mak ethe churches safe from possible damage in case of earthquake.

The Windmill Whirl is th,

latest dance to take Parisians by storm. The dancers clut-rh hands " Tt-;l . .

fhe start, left to right, positions one. two and three of the windmill whirl.

the fox trot tteps, at the pa ia time workine the arms forward and hark slterna' fy, 'i to

shoulders. Dr. Paul v Lenard. Paris specialist, declares it is the best exercise ever discovered

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-r. ? .iarmni Conference Baltic States and Poland Is going on Trotsky i. effering to reduce the 800.000 troops at his disposal to 20,000 If Poland does likewise and the Baltic States cut to one-fourth This they will not do. declaring that the cut will hurt them more than Russia K t 8 recru"9i)r Cla8s of 1922 and 1923 ,n Red S(luare 0UtsI3e the Kremlin Wall, Moscow. Of th o.OOO troops assembled not one was over 24 years of age.

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Mission members and families snapped in New York. Front row, left to right, are Miss E. L. Baldwin and Mrs. Manley Baldwin, daughter and wife of Stanley Baldwin, head of the mission, center. At right, Montague C. Norman, governor of Bank of England. Back row, C A. Carter, Mrs. and Mr.

, i.u j . ij. v.idi.Kiiciu lfuliuii anu virigg are treasury omciais. j

Hope that a permanent settle

ment of the term3 on TTh;ch the British war debt to the United States ' will result from the visit of himself and his mission to Washington is

expressed by. Stanley Bald

win, chancellor of the British exchequer. The British debt fund, mission which Baldwin heads includes Montague G. Norman, governor of the Balik of

England, whose reserved natura and dislike for publi ity has made him almost a ny: 'erious figure internationally. P. J. Grigg and E. Rowe Dutton, treasury officials, accompany Baldwin and Norman.

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Seven men. among then; Eenedict Crowell of Cleveland Assistant , Secretary of War in President Wllsoa administration! are charged with conspira y to defrauu the Government in lettine of Vonfrof . army cantonments in indictments returned at Washinion n r Zl the special Grand Jury investigating war frauds ' by

Brig. Gen. Sir Gilbert Falkingi: ,1 Clayton. Sir Gilbert Qayton, who is to succeed Sir Wyndham Deedes as chief secretary of the PalesVjie government, is expected to assume his new duties about Easter. He has been British adviser to the ministry of the interior oi Egypt since 1919 and was chief political officer of the Egyptian military force during the war. .

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e Jtaw.,sa Braristreyj, here shown, is the daughter of the former bwedish Minister to Russia. She has served with the Red Cross.

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Jxiss Helen Heckman of Muskogee. Okla., is now in New York enjoying the sights and attending the theater and opera, despite her congenital aflictlon of total deafness. She Is considered one of the prettiest girls in her home State, where every one is proud of her achievements, for not only has she won honors In her book studies kilt ctVia bins n r 1 1 ! - . -

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Wi liai- Howard Taft, Chief Justice of United States Supreme Court, oecame a grandfather twice in twenty-four hour- la Cincinnati a boy, Seth. was born U) Mr. and Mrs C P Ta't al ?anifrp n Monday Robert A. Taft announcrc" the arS; of lafte7i f S ,CMCinrL Pkture shows with th8'e- iaft (t ft) and Lloy Bowers '?..ft.

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A scene from xirst Down Egypt," the annual dramatic offering by the Pi Eta Society of Harvard, in which John R. Weist, '23. as Cleopatra, is shown vamping Mark Antony, played by Charles II Morgan. Jr.. ot the class of '24. , ,

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