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Harry Poulin of South Bend.
Ind, who is charged by the wife
of Prof. John E. 'l‘iernan of the
University of Notre Dame Lani
School, Indiana, as being the
father of her child. Prof. Tier-
nan plans a blood test to prove
'the paternity of the child.
W. H. Woeiin of New York
city, who has [won appointed by
Gov. Miller to art as State Fuel
Adminhtrator.
TITANIC
VICTIM TO WED
“the engagement of Mrs.
7W. Harris. widow of Henry
.. etc Zack C. Barber, a
of this city. Mrs. Harv
band. was lost in the Ti-
5 RECEIVES 'A
‘For the very first time a motor e
, His Holiness Pope Pius XI. has been presented v.
which was enthusiastically received by the Pope.
at has been seen wi
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Ex-Governor James M. Cox of
Ohio, Democratic Presidential
nominee in ’1920, who has been
while in Europe he had mac an
abroad with his family, said that
effort to get in touch with the
sentiments not only of the politi-
cal leaders, but of the people
themselves in all the countries he;
visited. I-le intimated that the
League of Nations and the repa-
rations question would be issues
in the political campaign here
this fall.
He asserted that the outstand-
ing political issue in Europe to-
day is not the League of Nations,
but the reparations problem.
This problem, he said, America
could easily solve.
Mr. Cox added that on every
one’s tongue in Europe is the
same question:
“Why doesn’t America do
Something to help settle the rapa-
rations problem."
He also added that the United
States “would eventually find it
necessary 0 exend credi to the
Europan countries, but that no
credit could be extended until
those countries had reduced their
milirarv expenditures.
‘ ,First picture of Lien}; Belvin W. Maynard an
a , “Ae ' 1 I . . ,.
air service when war was declared and wasrllt‘nogenrgz’s 02c;%?thgebgzggfiggr m 1919. He j
been lost in his attempt In .
strengthened by the fact the!
the well known Danish explore.
a relief expedition. Amundsen i. .
Cakonita and Camille, from the Far .
In Norway.
,d Hansen, 9.1:.- n
a couple of hi
. “om he is han'ng
At top—The Count and Countess
Bonl de Castellane or France, who
have come to the United States
for a visit. Below—Mrs. Persifor
Frazer 3d of Philadelphia, who has
been touring Europe with friends.
INTERNATIONAL POLICE C
onrmncs in NEW X0.
‘1
LIMOUSiNE.
. thin the walls of the Vatican.
1th a Bianehi limousine by the women of Milan
CRASHED PLANE WHICH KILLED LIEUT. MAYNA
' ' umvaflaw"
Miss Adelyn Pitzel of New York, :1 Cornell student, who has been
aking an art course in Paris. She brought back a police dog which
Won a prize at a bench show in Paris
LODGE RENOMINATED.
Representatives of the
New York city to arrange international
to right are: J. Henley of Manchester, ; George B. Henry of Baltimore; Commissioner R.
right, New York; Major Sullivan, Washington; Commissioner 0, D. Barbard of Manchester _\
Standing are Commissioner Staireland of Victoria, B. 0.; William Copeland, Cincinnati; A. C
ham, Rear Admiral U. S. N.; William J. Quilty, Springfield, Mass; Charles B. Borland, ’
John S. Mannon, Bufi'alo' William B. Mills, Philadelphia; Pierre Berlanger, Morfifreal;
Vanco’ vein—S. C.; Fred Cronen, Vancouver, 8, 9; Peter 33, Gilmartin
s
I-l;“:'.:,’._. :,tt::tive chief, Chattanooga, Tenn. ,~'»-=-‘~‘——~—-
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Senator .Henry Cabot Ladge
. tins ronominated by the Repub-
lxsans In Massachusetts by a ma~ ' a
Amity over Joseph Walker of more
than 40,000
UNBEATEN THREE-YEARsOLD TROE‘TES.
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brated gEn writer, 3 was
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tered the war-toolitte’smm§ en '
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w; w e erica find the " 1 “
they had lost theirsonls.” T1813: ' 'i' '
statements caused indignation on "
., both sides ofthe] Atlantic. 'Kip-Y '
now trepndiates the inter- .
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in the army ‘ : , ' V . » . s a v a :- 7. ,, V , -, . . ~ .7 {Grand Circuit meeting In Hartford. fin m x; :
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