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Billy; Sunday and Ma Sunday, -snapped Rear Admiral William Mofl‘ett, Chief of
outside the White House, after they had Bureau of Aeronautics. and Henry Ford
called on President Harding. exchanging Views on awatiom

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That Paris has heeded America’s protest against
skirts was evidenced when the dancing Duncan si.
Rosetta (left) and Vivian, came bark sporting “med
lengths.” The new Paris boot is equally promine

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Breach of promise suit asking for $100,000, brought by

Mrs. Maud (.‘challos. known as the “Dresden China Girl,”-
has hum started in New York against C. R. Hendrix.

What Now, Mr. Gallagher

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son-in-law, G. 'B. McKibbon
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others are examining the
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Standing by his wife Clara, accused of h mmermg Mrs.
Alberta Meadows to death, A. L. Phillips is consoling her
in jail during interim at Los Angeles trial.

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Edward Gallagher (ieft) is singing 9. new vers10n to his
lawyer, Tobias Keppler, furnished by his wife, who accuses

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’ Murasky (at her left) Withdraw divorce action against her to» administer her mother's ‘ V "
chauffeur husband, Gloizbach. $30,000 estate. 5 i ‘_

Mrs. ROZEBI‘ Paras/s for Courage as Trial Nears End

 

 

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