SATURDAY, JAN. 21, 1922 EVENT NEWS R - 5-.u‘r , . . ILLUSTRATION OF \ . . HE ATICAN. ‘ KNITTING AN OUTDOOR sroar AT PALM 8mg. ! ENGLISH LASSIE. TO cnoss NIAGARA 0N TIGHT ROPE! , tPOPE BENEDICT XV‘. DYIGN 1N7. ‘ .V f . g __ . . __- , _. , * O 7'5" ‘ ‘ (top) right is; l'..:'evum..§ 5 I Mr& Walker 1’. Inman. snapped by the camera man a: she Wan plying her needles at the Southern resort. FILM STAR BACK FROM PARIS WEARING FIFTY CENT HAT. . g, [j l? g ‘. l Mllr l‘llcnnnm. IltlIlI rope \vuilim, 17 yams m .1 ,o and well known ‘ throughout (iron! lirltglin, is going i-l crow llxv Niagara Falls on a M . tight rope in June By purinrming this Toni 5110 will emulate the act "'“"“"""’ ’ “”““‘ “ “"' ' “‘“ ' “ 3 ’ ’ “ ‘ ' -' ’ " ‘ of illnndin fifty .vmrs o'w Th" .‘li 'i-J‘“ shows Mlle. Eleanora as she This i: tho latest photograph of Pope Benedict XV, whosc condition has taken a turn for the worse. will appear whorl i‘rvw‘yiu" ‘ , ‘: w. . , - ‘ The Vatican has notified the Italian Government that his~ condition. is hopeless. The last rites of the church Wore recited (it the bedside of the dying Pontifi. POISON VICTIM DIES IN PARIS BLAMING HUSBAND A]: NHL-m...“ _. “-5....wun . . Miss Pearl White. famous film star. photographed in woolen “creation," which she brought from style capital. "aw-ch .2.a...,m,.. "MK!” AN IRRESISTIBLY AMUSIISG PLAY. tam-WW \ .\ 3m This picture shows the Vatican, home of‘Pope fiencdict, illuminated to mark th ' the Pontifi'. The photograph was taken during a previous illness of the Pope, e dying condition of OFF TO BIMINI, WHERE A MAN CAN QUENCH AI THIRST. Mrs. Thomas S. Ryan of California. wii‘c of an American news- paper correspondent in Paris, who died as a resulbof potsonmg. It is alleged that Ryan made her take bichloride of mercury by threat- ening to kill himself before her eyes if she refused. .. .«x-V‘" A . . , ,,. a-"" ' ' ‘ ’9 ' . Radw “Broadcasts Sermons . , ' norm: In audience of thousands, who heard withom- seeing. I - New York congregation recently listened to a twenty minute devo- , Iorvlco Ind concert taking place several miles dictant.- It wan ho radio phone, put to uae by the Rosedalo Luthera‘n Church I! Ohrlot, coiobrIting tho fifth anniversary of its pastorate under Rev. G. L. Kclfier, 7, u - - Tho pastor and cover-II of the congregation had heard the recent oioctlon roturno thio way and the Reverend Kiefler, who on Week- dIya lo I religious-statistician with offices in New York. computing tho number who could ho reached by radio phone within a radius miloo dlohnt. Incidentally he planned for them also to be "broad- caotod." _Io that many thousands of amateur wireless enthusiasts might llaton .in. NW" W Tho night boforo the anniversary cclchratlon in I downpour of rain an aerial was attached to the church steeple. The wires w." run through I low priced receiving ouflt and connected with tho horn box of I phonograph in the Sunday School room of the church.’ Tho following evening an amazed audience listened to a Voice ' making to them out of the air, conveying congratulations to thorn 1, Ind grootlngo to I number of officials of the United Lutheran church' - x In Amorica, who had just concluded addresses. Then at the Valloy' » " 82mm. Long lIland, aondlng station, a phonograph record was put' on and thy worth of the Twenty-third Psalm, Ind of The LOM'Ii ppm:- wero hoord. Sacred numbers and hymn: were also hoard-I “trill. yin tho flrot time the newly developed radio phone was used ”vi-Wot" I roliglouc program. "’ ’ ‘ mks‘sLen‘ . hi-é'fllrififtag, we and screen star, and Sam B. Hindi. who , ' " - ' ' ”3* WW“cathode?Dawson? ”no, ' ' m‘wzayétyin Ham 1) eneeso o tabflsmwaggaiurle £1.13? m1 ‘ I ' ‘ flinging my and has just oneneddn N45: mm
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