Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 15, 1922 · page 8

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Reliable information states that the Jugoslavian and :
Governments have evidenced their-intention of aiding Greece
event of Balkan conflict. It is reported that the Turks in tram
engineering an anti-Christian movement. Grave fears are
Adrianople, which is 137 miles northwest of Constantinoplge
nected by railroad. Adrianople, shown here. is a city or one

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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St . _ _ . , . _ , and fifty thousand or more population and has an active on
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pr cers. picture is considered the finest Moslem temple extant". 5- -
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American Consul Bailey reported to the Commerce D I V '

u , apartment that a p‘roject to invade Stratford With

.Anicture palaces’ stirred the townsfolk to indi ‘ ' ' '
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promptly squelched the. plan. A mass meeting attended by leading Citizens

. accesses-or mesons AT PORTLAND, OREGON. "

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Rmirosentutlvos of the American Legion arrive in London and lay
it wreath on the conomph. From there they go to Glasgow. This shows
Major J. .l. Wicker, [1. S. A.. exchanging greetings with C. G. Major
(Yunnan of the Scots Guards. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The solemn procession of Bishops opening the forty-seventh.
triennial Episcopal session at Portland, Ore. . . _ _

The report of the proceedings of the Hose of Bishops prelimi- - . . ,
nary to the convention has been made public. It contains the rec- Bernard M, Baruch, f9 , ’
ommendations on the question of revising the prayer book and the \ chairman of the War IBM
action approved by the uno 1,4; cial meeting of the Bishops. ‘ Board, who has been 13 Emma. .7

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Thus far the recommendations of this report have been adopted. for some time, declares the Allies
as fast as submitted. The report approves of alteration of the can pay war debts in whole 0
“7“W . _ marriage ceremony to eliminate the word “obey” from the bride’s . part, and he believes
~ "’"’ «7 TW/Z ""17 / ;. vow, and the endowment of the bride from the bridegroom’s vow. could meet reparations if.
' It also expresses the attitude of the church on the subject of pressed too soon,

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BlSHOP TUTTLE. .
‘ Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle:

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At top (left)—Pv§rs. Eiizabeth‘ ' '
Scars, chairman executive com- 0f Missouri, patriarch Of the House ;

"1.33ch for women’s activities ex- 0f Bishops. having been a membetj
limit. Next—Valera Judy, chain over flft‘; years, ' -
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There will be 250 individual éx‘c
lzibits showing some sixty different .
occupations in which women are ' ‘
active at the first nationwide ex;
position to be opened at the Hotel.
lgomlngodcirei on Monday. Septemi
er . . t 3 being held under the‘ ‘ . "
auspices of the New York League“ MNNER [N FOIYNFICUCUT.
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" Mrs. Key Cammack, treasurer New York League of Professional ' '
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,, The British warship Raleigh Went ashore on t e rocks of the Labrador coast and her entire -..
men; 01fi 500 men were landed safely, but spent three days where-there was nothing-as -one said-=3.
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