Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 20, 23 January 1923 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.,

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

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being retorted to ta free the 9 - f "loophoundt" who persist m annoying women Judge Schulman recently banished Claude fl'gant after Mitt Vivian Twining had . complained that he had tried to flirt with her in loop department t t a r e. "Chhags isn't Siberia but a lr-t of good thlngt come from there betides salt and the banishment idea it one of them" t a i d JuJje Sehulman. '

FRANCE MARCHING INTO THE HEART OF GERMANY, PROMINENT PERSONS INVOLVED.

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One couH almost go around the cl-ck with these three' costumes.' At least it would he easy to do ; one were, a late sleeper, for the negligee in, the center

might be worn in the boudoir when one ordered the late breakfast coffee,- the draped silk frock at - it right for the e:rly lunch and afternoon stroll, while the

beaded dre- at the lef . with the short di u silk r .pe .'s correct for evening wear. All three should be included in the trunk headed toward Florida.

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Agrkcltnre Secretary Wallace and Sir Horace Plunkett, Irish peer, . after visiting president. Sir Horace Plunkett, Ireland's noble agriculturalist, now is in the United States to get farming ideas to take back to his native Erin. Plunkett, with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, recently called on President Harding in Washington.

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Miss Cora Thompson. The rank of captain in the United States army has beeu conferred upon M: Cora Thomp .n, who was recantly appointed head of th pursing staff of the Letterma . reneral hospitr.' in San Francisco. Miss Thornr-on was formerly stationed at the Philippines.

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Thl3 Is Jean Becleret, the great French aviator. lie is the first aviator to land in a Paris street. Picture shows him about to leave his machine to visit s - air show close by. He is probably now landing iu street ia Germanv.

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By the death of the Maharajah of Coochbehar his son, aged seven, becomes ruler of the great Indian province. By his succession to the throne this 'Child becomes the youngest of ruling urinces of India.

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Mtb. Susan VV. Fuzjf rfi', below, and Miss M. Sylvia Donaldson. Mrs. Susan W. . Fi; .fceralo and Miss M. Sylvia Lyon were recent'.f cworn in as members of t'..e Massichusetts house of representatives. This is the first '.'me ir ie history of the state that womeii have been elected to such .c:.

The first statue erected to Abraham Lincoln was known as the Lot Flannery statue and It stood in front of the District Court House m Vv ashmgton. Fcr some reason it was removed, but so much objection was voiced that the District Committee in Congress ordered it restored to its original site. Ceremonies attendant upon the restoration will probably be held on February 12. Lincoln's Birthday. -."T?T" - v ,v , , , , ,

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David N. Moaeszoh -. Following the lead of the bassball, motion picture and theatric-I interests, the Associated Dross Industries, representing the largest dress manufacturing concerns in the U. S., have named a supreme dictator for their industry. He is Davfd N. Moseszohn New York 'forney.

Corduroy frocks are the newcIdea from Paris foi little girls. They are practical, too, for they ere warmer than a cotton frock and yet they are washable. Th. j is a tan and white block design. It is a erviceable style for school wr.

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Majestic tomb in the Oakridge Cemetery at Springfield, 111 , where lie the remains of Abraham Lincoln, martyred President of the United

Niewadomski. the fanatical artist, who killed 'the Polish Presfdent, Narudowicz. He was taken into custody shortly after the crime by the authorities. He is known to be a member of the antagonistic Nationalist party and Government leaders seek to place S the blame of the crime upon the Nationalists, who have opposed every move of-the Government of Poland.