THE SOUTH NORWALK SENTINEL , Mu ‘.. MENUTE PHQTQ ”$11: #37 Mr D . rise 00‘ , ...-. . , ‘ V, , I \, I.| u H .r.‘ y -.v;n4,.:.l;,,.‘ n. .3vl. will! .‘l‘vi‘fluyuu'h‘lu. . 9. , < >... a j,“ ' wwv all F irst and Exclusive'Photos of Brutal Klan Murders at Mer Rouge, La., Which Has Stirred Country A '1“: II‘ .ummmrw m «Mm . . =.. , . ._.. (O 1922. w Pm & Atlantic Photo‘. Inc.) The bodies of Richards and Daniel, just brought to surface of Lake La Fourche by mysterious explosion. ‘ (c 1923. by Pacific 1. Athmic Photou. he.) Main Street of Me: Rouge. Says Bomb Spoiled Pulchritude (O 1022. w mnc ‘ Atlantic Photos. Inc.) This diving crew sought for days, under military protec- tion, in the mud of the lakes about 'Mer Rouge, to recover bodies of the two victims of white-capped mob murderers. Golf Champion Goes Barmtorminp \C 10"!2. by Pacific & Atlantlv Photos. inc ) These men. pictured en route from New Orleans to Mcr Rouge, La., are vigor- ously pushing investigation into the slaying of two men by hooded mob. They are Attorney General Coco, As— sistant Attorney General T. S. Walmsley. Dr. Charles A. Dnval. (‘01. L. 17.0110er and Dr. ‘2. M. Lanfnrd (left to right). After examination of the bodies, Drs. Duval and Lanford declined to aflirm or deny the state~ ment that the bodies were weighted, bound amlthrmvn 7 ‘ .V . _ into the lake before they (mrmm‘mmm were (lPad- Gene Sarazen, armed to teeth with niblicks, drivers and gun, left New York on golfing trip to Pacific Coast in mm . ; _ . - ‘ . suit of wee sma’ ball and great big dollar. (3,?“ . mum New Premlpr 1(t bzuit) 333ng :audgillebgongpang, hHarrliggtedHtgnrcrllond . . . avesaysaasge m,w1cexp ose Crippled Girl Walks on Chnstmas Day now prohibits her from wearing costumes like this. ' Breaks Precedent, Sails With Wife ‘V'F'vlift‘Ailaxnlcl 1 Mill in l (£3301.Wnl€z :knting stars, are tig: 1:: (i .l. ,:’.z&l1:p;t .‘wgu‘liurgh, IN. E. Likes II is Bottle (By Pacific & Atlantic) A cable from the London Colonial Office states that Brig. Gen. Sir Gilbert Clay- ton (above) has accepted the oflice of Chief Secretary of the Palestine Govern- ment to succeed Sir Wynd- a ; ”w‘m, ham Deades, whose work _ Here’s one set curtain who’s not afraifl to defy the Ben’s since the advent ’ of Gen. ‘ " oldestau htion and break a £0 6851319 jaw and Mflfifi. ‘ . ‘ - , ' - ' t0- eon Bull. skippet‘ofthe Norwegianmn Allenby Into the new} ter- . little girl on Mb. on Ghrhunu rmPsdncb-Auntkl mo h received much m “a faint time in'four . , Burma! align when he brought his wife across the ’iffenfififif’m‘" Bronx’N Y’zw'“ mg favorable comment. i , ' . , 7 , , < * 13:.qu
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