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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 4, 1922 · page 8

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Camera Studies of' M rs. F rances‘

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E, “I was Em grassi‘tkl‘lllciiHJHy hus- ‘I knew “Otzl‘ll’lyizrflf his ‘ tragic Ward Mrs. Mills." 3 _ _ ‘ punished.”
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36133513351295 ggextegoaggllé llhotloggraphes, the first since the tragedy: branded as false statements that she was With her husband when he
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M Hall xi 0 granted her first interview to newspaper men and‘ . .
rs is V ‘ They Are F lghtmg $1,400,000 Embezzlement Charge
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Kendall (above), musician, will he give
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”Miss Helen Flickenger and Attorney S_. S. Hahn. \'
Miss Helen Flickenger and Attorney S. S. Hahn of Los
Angeles, will return to Philadelphia about Nov. 15 to aid
M. W. Friedell in clearing himself of the $1,400,000 em-
bezzlement charges now confronting him there. Miss
Flickenger was taken into custody at the same "time
Friedell was, and Department of Justice Agents endeav-
ored tahfldntihempgmih on cliarg;eeaz'!c€1}f1 bar-ling viglzilted the , - _ ,
z'ann c . iss ic enger prov at me ai er own ,, , ‘ 3 ,1 , , -' x» * ‘
transportation to, Los» Angeles, and the charges were 43;“ EIQLLIEW ‘ .t nf 5,» i;1“:§;lCE—;§a:: 31333;:
H (hopped. Sensational disclosures are expected to result {3 d n°,‘§“':f-{m3{gt_ir;3r; 'lf‘neb‘n‘cv Giant :5,
M. W. Friedcll from an investigation of the aflair, itlaelirlijl .1“ 11:219.“; (1 lo:- " ‘ ‘ ”

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Amon the bold riders en- w r- , : . ‘ . u ' i . é?
tered i1 worm Cm mm. School had lies Have Their Own Bank . Mzssmg Tfienty Days t. . Stage pays Home
ship rodeo in New York is - A . ‘ , . , . o ,3 i V ' U
Leonard Stroud, who hailed
from Rocky Ford, Cold, and
is said to be as Slltk with
the rope as W'ill Rogcz‘s cz'cr
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Vessels lying off Atlantic coast have béen7~instr eted to ~
_ on lookout for the Lizzie D,, a tug, la'st seen off Boston Back home from vacation in Europe, Mari-
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c'bmedienne, and Rosa Raisen are in 7. .

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The Artistie Merged With the Practice?

’New York school kiddies have heir own bank.

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