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NEVER SAW FATHER.
American girls smash records
in Paris, but England wins on
points. English women athletes
today won the first international
woman‘s track meet over com~
petitors from the United States,
France, Swithzerland and Czecho-
Slovakin. The American team
was second, France third, Czecho~
Slovakia fourth and Switzerland
fifth. '
The point scores were: Eng-
land, 50; United States, 31;
France, 29; Czecho-clovakia, 12,
and Switzerland. 6.
Miss Sabie, shown going over
hurdles, set a new mark for 100
~. yard hu’rdies, won standing broad
‘ jump and was third in running
broad jump. Miss Stine was
second in running broad jump.
ii Miss Godbold established a new
mark for the shotput and Miss
Mrs. Mabel McKinley Dior. niece of President McKinley. who has Batson, captain‘ of the team,
. become an “Insurgent“ candidate in \s'cstcliester county. N. )2, i0; the made a good showing in two
g? Republican nomination ft r the Legislature. events despite a recent injury.
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Miss Jennie Bassoff of London.
a fifteen-year—old girl. has just
reached America. She came over
to meet her father. whom she had
never seen. He left England be-
” > , fore she was born and settled in
w M - . Baltimore. 31¢. where he is now a
r11»Imxmw/fl/Jw/JMMMI/AVMMfi/mwx’wm'my/AV/a/N/ ' W/A prominent DhYsician. Mrs. Basso”
was to follow him. but could never
. overcome her fear 0; the ocean
- sufficiently to take the voyage.
RECIPIENT OF“’MRS. HARDING’S CHECKJ-‘OR $100.
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VISCOUNTESS RHONDDA,
Yiscountess Ihonda, who has
just arrived in America, reminds
American women that in union
there is strength. Her British
sisters are finding it so in their
.. efforts to put through equal
rights measures. Cooperation,
.coordination and combination will
V _ _‘ , win when scattered energies fail,
. , , . . .-..-................ ' the distinguished visitor believes.
Mrs. Lorna Hooper Warfield, formerly president of the Milwaukee “
o for Woman's Suffrage. Her mother. Mrs. Ben Hooper 09 This is the 01
knob. 18 the Democratic candidate for United States Senate from ‘ ‘
~.. . In. Mrs. Wariield's husband, Dr. Louis M. Wartield. has re Harding, have C
.-tly joined the medical faculty of the University of Michigan,
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