Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 24, 1922 · page 8

 

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‘But booze did not do this. A recent flood near Brownstown. ind., left thiS‘shanty on the banks of the
White River, tilted at an angle of forty-five degrees. The white plumbline, at the side or the man with
his feet crossed. shows the men are standing erect, but the picture. tilted. makes them appear to be
only to drop from too- much “mountain dew," ’

 

 

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, Miss Marie Norton daughter of Mr. and Biz-5. Sherid
ton of Glen Cove, Long'Island, whose engagement to Mr. 313m? 5:;

Vanderbilt Whitney, son of Mr. and Mrs. H ~ P
reported by close friends. arr), 3y. e Whitney i.

WINS UNIQUE POLITICAL HONOR.

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Miss Edwina Ashley. fiancee of Lord Louie Mountbatten. who ac- '
nompzmlvd llritziin's royal heir to india and Japan. Miss Ayhley' 3 mar- A ROW OF NATIONAL LEAGU
ridge will take place on Jilly 18. GIRLS

More than 700 girls and women
from factory. mill, r'iice and home
have found ways for making life
broader and living bigger. As a

’ result. they have undertaken with
OLD ELl’S GRANDCHILDREN FROLlC ON YALE FIELD. ' the guidance or a few wise lead-
, ere an educational plan whereby
the 20, 000 members of the National
League of Girls' Clubs may be
reached. What the organization
proposes to do is to find ways and
means of helping its members to
avail themselves of the heritage of
learning that is rightfully theirs
as citizens of a twentieth century
World. The National League of
Girls’ Clubs was founded thirty.
years ago by Grace Dodge.

 

FINDS NEW CURE.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

M1,. DEMARD E DOLLAR
lam-er Mule"! of (he Leuue
WILL PLAY IN CLASSIC DRAMA. Dr. Maurice Hall has success-
' ' fully treated 12 000 natives of the ,
Fijib Islasdts filohioizkwoggmgég MrS. Anna. Dickie Olesen, who has been llzlll‘u F. 1»; mt .‘ -,-
N 3:213:13 aeclrcfthes cleazierc Itiabe- Democrats for the U. S. Senate. is the first in: x: intruding
lleved to be a positive cure. distinction. She will be opposed by Senator hwy: he chnb'

 
 

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CHICAGOAN A HlGH FLlER AT 91 YEARS.
:‘XALE ATHLETIC nmscrom,‘ u . . V V .. Wm

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Youngsters whose tnthers were in the Yale class or 1912 took

part 1%, A day parade all dressed up just like their dads,
The staid 01 graduate on the stilts is Fred H. Wilson.

 

 

 

APPETIZING GREEN OLIVE ENTREE
2 Serve. 6-8,P reparation 25 Min.
1 c. gotten cheese. % c. method butter.
c. read crumbs. 54 c. boi mg v’vater in which

94 c. Spanish green olives " 9/ t '
‘ sp. beef extract has '

fiu饧egb been diseoi ved ‘1?
enough of the unfit}; ggtetese, 3111me and olives, adding
mixture sufficiently to shg'pzn. beef extract to moisten the

into individual ll P n
32c. Fufied a" “d bake 15 minutes in a Hat 3342:: 83:: .' ' ' . ' , » ' ’ _ ,, A ' , ; '- " " ' '
u :‘L'nfid’m'ifigt‘ “blupoon of the liquid: Serve cold 1 ‘- ’ W ‘ "mm my d. _ . ,7 , - .» ‘ a X '7 ‘ . , A 7 _ . 7 l
, as main dish with hot taunt; lanes. ~ , ‘ mud W'mgfmdgvmam: 7 ' I A' ‘ i ' 7 ' ' R '1 R 7 ' ' ' " ‘ p k r (lett) 1‘ 91" M;
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John T. Blossom, Yale 1914
Yale's newB dam manager of
tlii Boson, twice captain '