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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 11, 1922 · page 7

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WESTON A WONDER.

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, At 32 years of age Edward Puyson Weston. the famous pedestrian.
1." negotiating a 4-10 mile jaunt from Buffalo, N. Y.. to New York city.
Weston says walking keeps him well and vigorous and advises all who-

would be healthy to mull; whenever possible. ‘

How many miles did you wall: to-(lny? V ‘

CHILD WHOSE PARENTAGE IS. D!SPUTED.

 

 

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t child of Mrs. John I’. 'l‘lernnn of South Bend. [nd..

9 is the son of Harry l‘oulln and not the son of her
)iessur of law at the Nutre Dame University.

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GEN. PERSHING HONOIllNG HEROES OF THE MARNE.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

j ‘u former commander of the A. E. F. placing a wreath on th
of Lafayette in £110? lSlqume, 131?“? York sity, on the celebraf
to , Du we asupon esame ateasth ' -
me, , "f_birthdIY- Thousands attended th e anniver-

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Greeks. driven out of Asia Minor, evacnate Smyrna.
Angora Govu‘nmcnt

Greeks \evacuate Thrace and the immediate departure of the Greek military and naval units 11: Con-
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Se manner in which Fr
lulled and injured.

 

eneh mounted troops queued lb

were The fighting was followed by

 

Montreal athletes who have arriv

Rnnaldi Fontaine. Antonio Fontaine and Maurice Rufino.

FLYING BEHIND A DENSE SMOKE SCREE

 

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FRENCH TROOPS QUELLING RIOTS.

e riots of the dock
a general strike.

ed in New York on a hike across the continent.

 

 

 

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workers in Havre.

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Turkish army Wipes out the Greelc_army. The
will grant an armistice to the Greeks if a request is made, on condition that the

 
 

 
 

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“Miss Columbus," (Mary Kathm'
Ohio) is the most beautiful

Judges composed of so
illustrstors in the country so decided in . tfantic C
awarding nine prizes to beautiful girls who parfidpatg
bathers’ revue. “Miss Columbus” w
was thus able to

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oathmr: 5:1:1 1n America.

me of the must prominsn'

as one of the nine v:
compete for the grand prize, the 5»
mermaid, held by “Miss America” (Margaret German) 2'2
year. Miss German loses her crown

“Miss America," at least for a year.

DECORATING ROOSEVELTS GRAVE.

 

 

 

 

, Amerieais
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Roosevelt

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good will delegates decorating t:
at ChameryfFrance.

FiRST LADY OF THE LAND ILL.

 

 
 

 
 

' 1 Mrs," Harding; nvifeof the President, is reported wh- {IL

{A statement by Brig-Gen. Sawyer,

inn-s; Harding's condition cntx' 'cal.

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COLUMBUS” IS QUEEN or BEAUTY

 

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