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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 28, 1922 · page 8

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TERPSICHORE HAS . FULL‘ SWING AT CONVENTION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. appointed by the Govern!” \ -: : 4‘
States are, left to right, ClarenceVOwenrs, Jr., F. L. Williams, W. R. Crav 3, Dr. Clarence J_ 5? "
the commission; Mrs; John King and Mr. John King. '3

MNAUGHTY DANCERS RodTED BY POLICEWQMAV

 

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ADELAio‘E $066
DEtzfi-‘OQMING A NEE.“
BALI—a1" OANCE

The masters of dancing are hav-
ing their annual convention, being
held in New York. No longer
need the steps be a hop, skip and
jump, with, no breathing space be-
tween partners. With the long
skirts now in favor the movements
are smooth and graceful and the
waltz almost predominates. A
glance at the illustrations abOve
gives a fair idea of just what is
going on at the convgtion. -

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Kingly Eagle.

Eagles have been known to attic]:
full-grown sheep and even sings: but
the stories of their carrying oi’t‘ ch11.
dren'should be taken with a grain of

, salt. for. like nearly all the creatures

~ of the wild, the eagle will attack min

only in self-defense. He is the un-

qncstioned king of birds. There are

many larger and more powerful than

, . lw, but none of them has the courage.

gésgcfigéjG-slfigefi-ZE ; the swlftness or the majestic carriage

‘ZWEMAN n.0va .,.$ONG " vf the eagle. Ever since men was man

C v the eagle has appealed to him as a

CROVVD OURROUADING~‘VADS\VORTH PRISON. creature of romance. 'Legends and

fables about him abound in all lan- - .. . -
mung, All the world over you will ~ ‘ ' , , .

find the eagle as the. symbol of no. ,.

biiéty. The Indian chief wears a head- " Senator; George Wharton PeP‘

.V per, said to be a personal repre-

dress of eagles feathers as n mltk sentative of the President, to

Of his high WSMOYL confer with John L. Lewis, presi-

dent of the United Mine Workers.

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NE OF‘ THE
SNTIONS
OF THE WEST
"4 THE NEVQ
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DANCE

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Miss Marguerite Wain. (i' , :- and Philadeighig _ _
woman. has invented two at .69.; to replace “1059 5’19 gag-means.

. SCENES :ATTENDING DE VALERA’S THR EAT AGAINST DUBLIN.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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An enormous crowd surrounded the prison at Wadsworth praying with rosaries in

Jassnssins of Sir Henry Wilson were executed. their hands Whm

 

 

 

 

DECLINES TO MARRY A PRINCESS.

 

 

 

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‘ Gen. James c. Harbord. deputy

chief of staff 0! the army. who .
will succeed Gen," Pershing whe'nr is "
he retiree. according to a'bm’. ‘

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

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that a Danish journalist and

‘ .. . explorer, h faced perils
in . but whose courage tailed when he evacuated to DC
marriage 9'. { dusky. Zen» urine“ , mom a his

 
 
 
 

 

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