Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 9, 1922 · page 7

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FATHER NEPTUNE GREETS BEAUTIES AT ATLANTIC eI'I'Y. j ‘ ‘ __ LLOYD GEORGE AND VINcsNr Hum

 

 

 

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“Ne 'tuno' came up from the sea in the person of Hudson Maxim and with a wave of his three
prcngcd [Spear opened formally Atlantic City's annual Pageant and National Beauty Contest. While
“Nontunon smiled (In the members of the grourt of honor and clad In his purple rohes ascended his big
throhe, the crowd of young men in their gayest summer togs stood on the sxde lmes, all envy.

g Making silencers and war weapons never could possibly have furnished Mr. Maxim the fun he had dur-
imr the Contest. / “ .

 

FIGURES IN ODD, (INDIANA TRIANGLE.

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I Francisco is said to have thrilled the
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ic .m‘luetinn of Indian dances.

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Premier Lloyd George chatting with \‘i.
RIVAL ATTEMPTS TO PREVENT GANNA WALSKA SINGING.

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Prof. John P. Tiernan, professor of law at Notre Dame University and his wife, shown above, are
two leading chnracters m a most sensational drama of life. The other person in the role is Harry Pholin.
The scene 15 laid at South Bend, Ind. Mrs. Tiernan charges Poulin with the parentage of, her youngest
3,. _ _, . . _ I fluid. The case has gone to the courts. Prof. Tiernan plans a blood test to prove Poulin is the father
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Mme. Luella Meluis, colorn'tura somano, widely known on the ‘ l
I” n opera stage in Europe, to-dny applied i . the Federal District Court or .
- 11?“th ork for an injunction to restrain Gonna Walskn. wire of Harold V V l
‘. ormick. Chicago millionaire from fulfilline professional eng'I"e- ‘ ' ' l ' k w“;- misfit!”—
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. . . ments inhmerica, ciainnng that her manager. Jules DallM’r. tins ' ’— elftnis‘mmoied that Bullies Emhfjri-z-C\lrs..Au;1-.Ede Bummer-21::
I violated his agreement With her and has contracted with Mme. Walska - . wifa p:°nCli'llli‘ 053““, W1 “”1? Ehij‘e “algtwnmlule manufactureiyx"
to arrange for her appearance in the Emma States. . I , Dufan‘: anleickggfigtige?;z-leo pictured shove.
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LABOR DAY MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.

 

 

 

 

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in the air above Manhasset Bay, on the .n
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like a boy running With a string to raise his kite. : 1 ’

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resident at the American Federation of Labor, addresse .B‘n“ ‘
in Phiiaidélnhh, t anabgrmimeetmg. gnaconipers 93‘“ magenta:- with Mr. and Hr!- i
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