Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1922 · page 8

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UVQUALIFIED opposition to ex- at home, and only the 1g
isting immigration laws has come t0 0'41! shares.
been voiced by Samuel M. Vau- “No race is so adapted
clain, President of Baldwin Loeo- cultural pursuits as are
motive Works,‘ Philadelphia, who is}! immiz?‘ ms. Pa’

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Mrs. Matthew Burns. mother of the screen actress, is on the left. The central figure is Joseph Scott.

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«Los Angeles lawyer, representing Mrs. Burns. who is defending her husband's will in a contest brought by 31111331 “filohxss’figgmgfig 2:22;: Slug dz}: 13.09;: 014??
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his brothers. . . . of the country. Jewish people of the we...

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have less cenfidenceém

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‘ months ago from an extended
tour of the world, in the course of
which be improved his opportunity

Mrs. Hulda Hopper. wife of De Wolf Hopper, the comedian. has
started proceedings in the Supreme Court at Long [symd City (or

absolute divorc . Mrs Hopper asks full custody of her seven-year-old C 1 WILL ATTEMPT TO SWIM . _ scendams? W sh 3;.
son, Billy. This is Mr. llopoer's fifth marriage. He is shay-tour WORLDS ONLY WOMAN RAILROAD PRESIDENT. ACROSS ENGLISH CHANNEl to study the immigration problem 8 °
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, ' “We are not getting the rifi- zenship, and derive from:
{raft of Europe by immigration," blood the best and them
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’ ' Major 0. W. 1". Morgan, British aviator. who has enerted the trans- Mrs. Meta J. Erickson, president of th . , : DWfl
pacific flight. for which a prize of 650.000 has been offered. Major of California. The road was organized b: fifdflsgffirflngflr‘fig . SCHOOI DAY Myriam-1“» By I ‘
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