THE EVENWG SENTINEIr—SOU‘I'II NORWALK, CONN.
DIVISION
In. J. W. Frew, 0! Milwaukee, “15., wife of Col. J. W. Frew and
. bl. as "mother" of the famdha Rainbow Division, A. E. E, welcom-
~ Dania M. McAuliffe. New York, to the annual convention of the
M in New York. “Mother" has not missed a reunion since the war.
’JILTED 9 NOBLES;
GETS DIVORCE
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‘ ' ~Iiaxine Stressenreuter of St. Louis jilted nine European noblemen
also courted her and married Gene Gordon Culver. 20-year-old son of
, Mt Edwin R. Culver oi the Culver Military Academy; but now she
“been given a divorce after two years of married life. She says Culver
it“ her carry home the groceries afoot while he used their auto to take
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STUMPING CALIFORNIA BY AIR
' Merle Mitchell wants to do everything she can to help the cant-
paign her father, William 1). Mitchell, is making for gmcrnor oi t‘ali-
This
fornia. She she has taken to stumping the state by ntrplnne.
photo shows her peeking out or the cockylt of her plane.
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SHE’S THE ELKS’ PRIZE BEAUTY
Miss Jaen Marre, of Chicago, who perches so gracefully on the back
of this amiable elk, has reason to smile. She has Just won the beauty
contest at the Elks' convention in Chicago, has been given the title of
'“llflss Fidelity," and will get a tryout in the movies at Hollywood.
OFFICIAL
Whenever a picture of George “ashlngton is hung in a government
Office hereafter, at home or abroad it will be this one. It has Just been
acknowledged by the government. Standing proudly beside the etching
b Henri wort, who made it.
Rapid Rise Moves Up
HER PICTURE IS WORTH MONEY
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CALVIN (‘OOLIDGE A PRIZE BABY
Bollywoodt cum. the city at iads,‘ has a new one—the photo-chat.
Gladys McConnell had her hank make special checks for her with her
picture on them. And now her photo is worth money.
TO MAKE ATLANTIC FLIGHTS SAFE
Edward Armstrong, Philadelphia, is perfecting this model scndrome,
which he says can be constructed on large scale and anchored in the
Atlantic to serve. as airplane bases and make trans-oceanic flights
practical. Notice the buoys and resistance disks which give great light-
ness and at the same time are only slightly uilcctcd by winds and waves.
'Around World in 28 Days to Set New Record
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Linton Wells and Edward Evans are shown‘on arrival at the Cleve-
land (0.) airport. on ‘the last leg or their record-breaking dash around
the world in 28 days. They arrived in Cleveland in separate dishes from
Chanute Field, UL, and immediately took off for New York, the end of
their journey. \i‘ oils. a “paper man. is shown in the plane shaking
hands with Evans, millionaire Den-otter, Just after his plane landed.
He Conquers Blindness
EVANBVILLE, nut—A Few weeks
ago the I”. graduating clean at
Indiana University watched Russell
Judd (rope his way to the platform
to receive hh law school diploma
and the highest honors the univerc
city could bestow.
The watchers pondered on his
record—member of Phi Beta Kappa.
the honorary scholastic fraternity,
member of this, that and the other.
And now Russell Judd, who walks
in darkneaa. has been admitted to
the bar. The into that watched his
vision h'onieally bestowed a brilliant
mind, a mind that mpea for the
theories of tile a his hands mp0
for annulled.
Here, is (‘alrin Coolidge. age 7 month: \tlm uw-t tl..- I l ~l lu'lw in ,1
Cleveland baby enutmt. .‘N a i'-'~I:ll. l;'~ fulivr. .l mt t’..~,vt.!_-t-. luvt
started . “(‘oolitltzt- for pt‘cdtlt‘ui In “NH!" l‘lwnztz. l't.!|> l .l‘~ relation-
ship to President ('nl ii hwt ctpluinml l'v tl-t- itvtl; r. uh» mu: “31,:
grandfather‘s brother‘s oldest boy is the prv-tdtcu."
B N TURPIN
AIS K'T'V’
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Here is the first picture of lien Tut-pin. m-ulc :twtwr.
the former Miss Babette I'Ililuhcih Dion ni' li- zw-H'rlt. 5.
met a year ago while Turpin was a patient at tin-
Santa Barbara, Calif.
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MARY HAD A LITTLE STAR
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flare is the first picture ever tattoo or Red (irnnlrt‘, now .-. cinema
star, and his leading lady, Mary McAilistt-r. The “littlutug face" of the
Phantom of the Gridiron is not ordinarily worn in company with lead.
in. ladies ufl tea-table trousers, but Red is tll<plnylng It just to remind
folks that he still belongs to the Order of the Pit-skin. No. the serpentine
doeln’t lmply that the! have ‘jtut been married, or "willing like that,
althonch Mary does admit that Red is “just as nice as can be.“
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