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Miss Elsie Davenport has sue,-
gested to President Harding a na-
tional memorial for American
women martyrs of the world war.
She is actively working tor this
memorial and has opened head‘
quarters in New York city.

CHESS PRODIGY DEFEA ['5 ALL COMERS.

 

 

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prodigy has defeated all comers and holds the chess champiom‘; .
his age. This picture shows him playing with C01. A F. Tine, charm
chess player. Incidentally, Tihe is the oldest White House um“:3 3
correspondent in.the country. having been on the job for thirty or m ~ :- .
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\ CHAIRMAN 0!“ CONFERENCE.
GOING BACK TO ALASKA.

 

 

 

 

 

- ' Lord Richard Nevill, who is in
America in the interest of the
Pearson memorial fund for the
blind. All English speaking na-
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. Robert Murray. 12 years old. who in a series of experiments
reached a tone higher than any other known singer. possesses the ~- . . ,
greatest range known to musical history. The range or his voice runs . d
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'1 whistle. the tonelester, which is higher than any known singer's reo- . The winter season is in nu swing at the W‘Swimrlam re-
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