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Mrs. Molly Lackerberry Ferguson, former .wife of Armour
Ferguson, 8 member of the Armour xamily of Chicago, whose mar-
riage to William G. McAdoo, Jr.. son of the former Secretary of the
Treasury, surprised their friends. Neurs of the Wedding is not only
of interest in the United States but abroad as well. for both are
internationally known. Mr. McAddo graduated from anceton
in 1917.
NEW MILIT \RY AID T0 PRESIDENT
Major Ora M. Baidinger was a newsboy' on the Marion Star thirty
years 31:0. when Mr. Harding was editor and Mrs. Harding was circula-
tion manager at th
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at newspaper. He has been connected with tho avia-
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Left (at top). Dr. H. Nelson
Jackson at the American Legion ie,
loin; abroad to attend the Ameri-
can-British Legion convention. Be-
low (at left), Prince Hobenlohe-
Lnngenhurg. returning home utter
I vacation at three months in the
United sum. Abfl’o. Dorothy Ar-
ville of Lon Angeles is going to ture productions.
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A general IIGW taken durinz the drui‘ ‘:;:".a oi the .~.~:::icr::ii Woman's Party Headquarters in Washing-
ton. which was attended by OItWIe of both State and ici‘cignfielcgatious. President Harding's refusal to
attend the ceremonies has caused a break in the party. which is a complete mystery. George 8. Christian.
secretary to the President. contirmcvi the appaimmen by the President ‘0 attend the dedication. The day '
of ihe ceremonies a. letter was received directly {rem the President breaking his engagemen Alice Paul.
founder of the o‘ganizatton. the outgrowth o! the old militant suffrage party. said that 85‘s was not in-
formed why he Cid not attend. and that "1 feel that We will quite be able to go forward washer the Presi-
dent was there or not." The inserts show Alice Paul and Secretary Christian.
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SECRETARY OF NAVY STARTS ON 20,000 MILE TOUR.
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Lady Astor, from a photograph taken since her arrival in the .
United States. Approximately 1,506 Persons attended her fareweil
dinner, which was given by the League for Political Edam M
She sailed for home on the Aquitania, accompanied by her husbandg
Lord Astor.
STEALS‘HALF MILLION IN BONDS; CIGAR BETRAYS HIM.Y
Just because he led a genuine Havana cigar, “Tilliefl ‘ _
years 01¢}; now "am g in jail awaiting the verdict of ,v. Coy?" 2:“!-
Last February Dalton stole Liberty bonds to the value 01' 5" i3-"‘"_” “on:
the Northern Trust Company of Chicago. where he was emu-0w: 35:
messenger. He cashed one of the bonds and bought a second unit;
tomqbile. in which he coniempl:.ted making his escape- H“ 15" " ‘1‘
edly would have at least delayed his arrest had he not stom‘rfi‘f
chase a cigar, the smoking of which made him ill. 'l_‘he deia? 33.2. ..
sult or his illness brought about his capture. This Is the Story and»
told the jury.‘
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