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(By l’nvml- & Atlantic)
Lorna Ambler

Miss Stella L a r r i m o r e,
twenty-three, and , L o r n a
Ambler have been named as
«co—respondents by Geraldine
Farrar in her divorce suit

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against Lou Tellegen. Ac-
cording to private detec-
tives employed by Miss
Farrar, they saw Mr. Tel-
legen and Miss Larrimore
in each others arms seated
on bench in New York park.

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There is a saying that the

children of Hawaii “learn
to dance before they can
creep.” This goes for
Gracialita. the pretty

Spanish dancer. who was

born in ilnwaii and is now
creating a sensation on the
stage.

Named in Tellegen-Farrar Diver:

 

 

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Stella Larrimcro

For Sale

All)’ "(NW-Ill" & Ali'm’mcl
Through a Los Angelcs
paper Miss Katherine Ken-
dall of San Diego says she’s
lonesome and will marry
the man who settles $5,000
on her on wedding day;

Aerial Tips on Health

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Broadcasting health lessons as a means of keeping down

doctor bills

is the very latest wrinkle in radio circles.

Here’s Surgeon-General Hugh S. Cummings of the United
States Public Health Service telling millions of listeners

how to keep well.

 

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Gangress—-—the Progressive bonus; bloc—and
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George D. Uebele Jr. Stella Kraus, the girl.

In $50,000 heart balm suit, Mrs. Uebele says husband,

Chicago .millionaire,__ promised to revved her when mar-
risge thirteen years ago was declared illegal. She names
Miss Kraus. He asks annulment of marriage. - -

 
 

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City in Danger When River Overflows

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The bungalow colony “at
Mountain View, near Pater-
son, N. J., was wrecked by
angry waters when Passaic
River overflowed. »

 

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Fire of mysterie: .3 origin destroyed Cathe

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wonderful word
“home” is.for these Greek
prisoners aboard the de-
’ stroyer Edsell on way back
to Athens after being ex- '
changed for Turk prisoners!

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The “Helf Moon Inn.” play preset:

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Columbia. University in_New York, William A. Clark
grandson of ex—Senator Clark, took off part of pirate

 
 

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The firstwoman to hold such: ofiice in’ . .
.svsfom imas secretary of Department ‘
by Commissioner F. A. Walks, ~

EComr‘ight, 1923, Pacific .3: Atlantic Photos, Inc.)

 

(By Pacific & Atlanf‘r-l
New York, M153