The Washington times. [volume], May 25, 1922, HOME FINAL EDITION, Image 15

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A GEORGIA PEACH,
from Dawson, happened in
Boston during a beauty con
teat snd ran away with first
prize. Her name is l.o'a
Cheek and the other girla
had just that to* enter the
competition against her.
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S1JNBONNET SUE SIL
VERCUYS. decorated by
King Albert, of Belgium,
has decided to decorate the
life of Capt. Harry W. Farn
ham, A. E. F.. son of a
Vale professor.
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ITS IIP TO THE COW if the housewives in Buenos Aires
complain about the milk not being fresh, because the milkman
takes Old Bessie to the doors of his customers' houses and
turns on the spigot there and then. Thla dispenses with the
necessity for bottling, icing snd delivering, ss a little girl
waits with a pitcher for the milk.
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A CUBAN SE?ORITA,
more than passing comely,
Felisa Oller, journeyed all
the way from Havana to
pn sent the Cuban flag of
Independence to the city of
New York
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CONTEMPTUOUS COMP
TROLLER Charles Craig, of
New York, city, has got to
go to jail for ,?sixty days
for refusing to answer ?nies
tions. He was sentenced
for contempt two years ago
and just lost his appeal.
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BUILT TO WIN the Inter
national Fisherman Trophy,
the schooner Puritan, from
"down Gloucester way," will
be manned by a crew de
termined that the craft shall
fulfill its mission ne\t fall.
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ARRESTED on a charge
of embezzlement, Marvin
Gates Sperry, president of
the Private Soldiers and Sail
ors Legion, with headqusr
ters In Washington, saya
?pite work and jealousy is
the cause of it all.
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JUMPING INTO THE KING ROW is quite a job on this
huge checkerboard. Lawn checkers in a game recently invented
by Harry Lutz, of Lake Hopatcong, ?. J. Poles are used to
move the "men." Next week John Bowman, millionaire
hotel keeper and John Starter, another hotel man. will play
for the championship of Alamac, N. J. Alamac is not such
a big place, but look at the fun they'll have.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
GIRL the Prince of Wales
ever met, unless he has been
misquoted, is Misa G?raldine
Graham, of Santa Barbara,
Cal. Of course, it is rumor
ed that they are to be
wedded.
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A FLOCK OF JAVAS
confront Mrs. Alice Foote
MacDougall every hour of
the day because she is the
only woman coffee grading
and blending expert in Am
erica.
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A VETERAN racqueter.
Julian S. Myrick, president
of the U. S. Lawn Tennis
Association, gave a good ac
count of himself In the old
folks' doubles on the West
Side Courts. Forest Hills,
L. I.
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BREAD AND WATER
will be the complete menu
of Dynamiter John Mc
Namara while in solitary
confinement on the convict
boat "Success" in New York
harbor.
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THINKING IT OVER, the
Rev. Almer Pennewell, an
Evanston, III. pastor, has
come to the conclusion thst
"bobbed hair, knickers and
short skirts are not signs of
?in but s declaration of in
deoendence."
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LEAVING WASHINGTON FOR EUROPE next week. Mrs.
Sydney C. Kaufman and her daughter Virginia, accompanl?*d
by Mr. Kaufman, all of whom live at 2829 Twenty-eighth
street northwest, will spend four months touring the con
tinent. Their friends gave them a bon voyage party at the
Shoreham Hotel the other night.
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HIKING 600 MILES, from
Atlanta to Richmond, (?eorge
W. Sheram, eighty-three vears
old. Is confident he will nr
rive on time for the Con
federate Reunion In the Vir
ginia capital.
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HER GRACIOUS MAJESTY. Eugenia o? the House of
Taylor, Queen of the Court of Alladin (together with 4,000
yards of train) presiding at the San Antonio, Tex., pageant
commemorating the fall of the Alamo.
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thirty-three yesrs old. eloped
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