The Washington times. [volume], October 06, 1922, HOME FINAL EDITION, Image 17

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FREE AIR.
The' r?-ar tire
on the old
" bus " went
flat and little
Nancy Brook
er finds her
self forced to
seek aid at the
nearest service
station. Re
lieve this if
you can.
-Ttm^a Staff
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FOR THE MORNING
AFTER, placing the Ihands
in a bowl of electrified water
is said by physicians to be
a sure cure for headaches.
The water is electrified by
means of a simple apparatus.
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OUD FRIEND. "DOUG"
FAIRBANKS, in the role of
'Robin Hood," shot an arrow
into the air from the roof
of his New York hotel. He
knew where it fell, for his
target rained a fearful row.
? Intern* ttona I
MAID IN MONTANA. The six daughters of Governor Joseph
Dixon of Montana are well-known in Washington, the gover
nor having served a term here in the I'nited States Senate. They
?re Dorothy, Virginia, Betty, Mary, Peggy and Florence Dixon.
?Wide World Photo?.
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Released by Universal
Film Exchanges
THE
YOUNGER
MEMBERS 1
of society lent
a hand in the
staging of the 8
carnival at ?
Pembroke Park B
last evening, ?
among them ?
Miss Theresa
Pyle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pyle.
?International.
TIMES PICTURE PAGE OF LIVE VIEWS AND
DATE THIS WINSTED,
CONN. The Penn State lion
and the campus goat meet
amicably after the students'
campaign to raise the col
lege emergency fund. The
goat was the prize for the
lowest score and the lion the
highest.
? t'nderwood A- l*nd*?rwon<1.
"CHINATOWN MAE,"
widow of the "King of China
town," the late Hart Conroy,
is the central figure around
which the fight to break the
"King's" will is being ktaged
by his relatives.
??International.
THE HEAVY HAND OF THE LAW falls on Buddy Doyle,
the minstrel man at the Belasco Theater, but as the Central
headquarters men are all friends of Buddy's, things may not be
as bad as they seem. The scene, staged at the Union Station
here, is to be used in a comedy film later by Doyle.
OF FOREIGN IMPORTA
TION is Miss Catherine Rad
olit'fe, of Cardiff, Wales, a
"bud" of this season. Miss
Kadcliffe is visiting Admiral
and Mrs. J. K. Robison in
Washington for the winter.
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HONL1 MOONING IN THE I'. S. Lord Louis Mountbat
ten, cousin of King George of England, and his bride are plan
ning a visit first of all to Niagara Falls, the Mecca of newly
weds. Ix)rd Louis was in the I'nited States when the Prince of
Wales visited these shores two years ago.
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PEMBROKE PARK, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pem
broke Thom, was the meeting place for society folks yesterday
afternoon and evening, when the grounds were turned over to
the Woman's Welfare Association for their autumn carnival.
In the group of pretty girls making the carnival a success were
Miss Josephine Williford, Miss Dorothy Johnson and Miss Helen
Griffin.
?International.