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1/22/1911
Evening star.
plus. C. PI- Chord Miss. margaret m-choeld.

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8/25/1918
Arizona republican.
1 ' rm I 1 " (feUhX 1 1 & : r I ' I k ' -1 - P 'Vii i riiinm ii lyitt i mina ALICE BRADY

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3/11/1902
Rock Island Argus.
Miss SylveL In ?Bob 'White" " - r--i- V.;- .-. : .-: i : ,-.-':;." t v-. ,.'.. . - i- - - - - J :,: i - - . 5?. ' v ., . . .5.-, .'-,.". - ;v;- . ...v. i,: -A, : ... . : -V U - - :- ? : " ' .. J'.i-.'- ' '- : : . ' ' . .t:v'-'v.v i' ' '.'.! : . ' . j . '.--: - - y ; . , ' ; . -v -' V -v..;vv : - y-iM v'; : . . . . . 'The Watch on the Rhine," a t!er- inan historical romance by Sidney R. duced incidental .to the action of the play. j

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3/4/1918
The evening world.
TYro Pretty Actresses Who Win in "Big Wheel" Theatres ill . ii i i . mubivhi i rt ... r 1 1 - t. i' ii HN'PVlAMO'.OkyMPIb, ( SIC AJr-r tl v,RcEl.A.H o ...

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8/2/1902
Deseret evening news.
T 1 Al ro J I Wrnl + r jl was j r Ihoto by Savage HIi + Hii + + HI + H + I + HHrIIH AGNES HOSE LANE Leading lady of the Corlant To front her lalo t photograph

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$8/16/1931 Evening star. Featured Artists in Current Radio Offerings TRIO AMONG MANY PERFORMERS WHO WILL BE HEARD THIS WEEK IN NETWORK PROGRAMS. ■4- ffejf fflßW mm 1K l'' - $ ■ tHB \ , v;’ I 1 James Melton, tenor, at left, will be featured with Lois Bennett, soprano, over WRC at 8:30 tomorrow evening. recently returned from a tour of leading European cities Mary Adams, m center, a musical comedy star, is to over WMAL and a Columbia network. Thursday at 10:45 p.m. She has appeared in A Connecticut Yankee’ “Artists and Models.” Dorothy Dflubel, at right, who recently made her radio bow as a pianist, who Is heard Friday at 3 o’clock over a WRC-WEAF network.$

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3/3/1909
New-York tribune.
MRS. WILLIAM n. TAFT. (Fhntoimiph Copyright, 1900, by J. Knowies Bishop, Washington.)

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9/17/1916
The Washington herald.
I j -i 01 0 0 -CoVright 1: Harri.E-ng.

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6/22/1907
Deseret evening news.
n MISS JENNIE SANDS The popular siting planet whoso friends are worMng up 1 i rousing compllmentarv conceit for Iwl at tho Theator on the night of Julj 2 l 1HH Sands will leave fin In the neal

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7/22/1908
The Pensacola journal.
= c PARISH AND DeLUC THE MATINEE IDOLS

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2/9/1905
The Saint Paul globe.
MISS CATHERINE WOOD Young Woman Who Threatens Again to Sue United States Senator Thomas C. Platt for Breach of Promise

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7/24/1910
Omaha daily bee.
. i I i I ' : ! fjO HISITORS FROM. t . GUESTS OriXK.AHDTmS.r.li.aArNES BROOKL'YN.IT.Y. M Y

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12/13/1908
The Salt Lake tribune.
FREDDIE VVJJLSK. PAOKY M'FAELAND. The abovo two lightweights rcsemblo each othor somowbat and public opinion Is divided aa to which is tho better of the two. Battling Nelson says that Welsh has tho call and In his opinion can boat McFarlautl. These two

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4/30/1904
Deseret evening news.
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1/25/1931
Evening star.
i ... . | ! DEFENSE ADVOCATES "* “ " 11 11 1 jjSf BSkt Left, Mrs. Virgil McClure, national president of the American War Mothers, and right, Mrs. Robert Lincoln Hoyal, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, who will represent their organizations at the annual Woman’s Patriotic Con ference on National Defense hete Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

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1/31/1903
Deseret evening news.
4I + + fAH Hi H + + i + IH H + Hof M + iHl4 I + 14 + 11 HHH 1 JH + HHa H + + T + HH14 H + 1 + + i + Hlo HloMISS 4 4NISS MISS W1NONA JONES JONESTeacher JONESTeacher JONESTeacher Teacher of IJeglnnorfl Sumner School Salt Lake City

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2/17/1909
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel]
Dramatic Club's Presentation of Western Play Is Success

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9/21/1910
The Fargo forum and daily republican.
S v v n MRS. P. E 1EAUCHAMP OF LEXINGTON, STATE PRE8IDENT OF W C. T. U., ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.

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10/2/1904
Omaha daily bee.
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9/21/1910
The Calumet news.
Woman Enters Congressional Race I 'j II V f f5 )J, Lis mxjcS?? Mrs. N. E.

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2/7/1903
Rock Island Argus.
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9/6/1902
Evening bulletin.
Bjpggg&is i in i iii '" m ' fo SH SaMaflam flHr ' , ., , , ' CM Irl'AinfaaaA aBaTBr ' I JANE HOLLY, WHO IS TO APPEAR IN A NEW PLAY. June Holly, who Is to play the principal female role In "Ik-arts Aflame." Is nn iilli'iictlve ami ambitious young nctrexo. The play 1 n now nue and

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1/30/1903
The evening world.
MRS ORSONHOYT WHOSE SECRET I 1JARRIAGE HAS COME TO

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10/24/1919
Evening public ledger.
1 MISS FRANCES SCHALL, 3134 North Seventh street, Philadelphia Photograph for this back-paye feature should be submitted throuah the vml, addjtmd to io Utairty Corner, Evening P.obuc Lu?gw,

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$11/20/1921 The New York herald. v flB m BS ^HOjA I Mm $Sb iSraraH V i|s^| <^&R p&HglK | ' | % &! jgnjMgjR jHsBf \ MHV raBK' \ SWWsK < . \:tlx aLi?I galleries ?. ? Florence Walt at the- palac een on Adele Rowland ,EL AT the. WINTER.$

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6/27/1919
East Oregonian : E.O.
! j MRS. C. C. VAN ORSDALL, CHIEF FIGURE AT WOODCRAFT MEETING i . J - & . - i or If , -- , M ! - e,i ." i j ! '. j

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2/23/1904
The evening world.
RICH WOMAN WHO WAS BADLY BURNED IN HER I AND HER DAUGHTER n IiO IS PKOMlNENl IN Photographs by Alma Dupont I J = FORCED GIRL SWALLOW Masked Man Met Parker Near Empted Contents Down Her I ponT Conn

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3/26/1915
New-York tribune.
Thoto*? ?ajr *V /tav<?.? ?> (TEffrHt. My. NEWS OF PLAYS

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8/30/1910
The San Francisco call.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES

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7/19/1911
The Tacoma times.
I MISS GRACE DANIELS. MISS GRACE DANIELS ANGRY OVER MENTION OF lIER

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2/4/1908
The Marion daily mirror.
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5/14/1916
Richmond times-dispatch.
Honor Graduates at Farmville Normal Kr? I M A DKM.M: WAIIBIRTON. f Special to The Times- Dispatch. ] FARMVIL.DE, V.V. May 13.?The most coveted distinctions .it the Karm vllle Normal School arc the honors MAHCi:l.l.A IIAltNICS. ability of the girl as a leader In dent activities is also a factor in ing the awards. -Miss Madeline ton. of James City County, has th?> to

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6/22/1902
The Indianapolis journal.
t :::;i A' ' - k:? :C:;:-. . tSd-r y . y - - -" '. s - , -f j " x 1 1 - v ' SC fr- ' , ' X f r r r j r . t MRS. S. T. SMALL, FORMERLY ETHEL SIGSBEE. A wedding that attracted much attention In "Washington recently was that of Samuel T. Small, one of the editors of the Atlanta Constitution, and Miss Ethel Bigsbee, daughter of the well-known naval Mr. and Mrs. Small are now on their

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7/25/1920
The Morning Tulsa daily world.
Wife of Canadian Premier aaaaaaaaaaTaaH & BL Flrat photograph of the heaiillfnl wife 01 the new Canadian Premier, the Hon. Arilnir Meluhen. Mr, Melghen, who la U ratingMl man to be called lo t ho Canadian Premlerxhlp. aUOOOOdOd Mr ltobert Bordon. He la forly-alx yeara old and waa fortnarly tha Mlnlaler of tho Interior He prevloualy held the Cabinet p,ts nf Solicitor lieiiorul. Attorniy iieiier.il

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$12/25/1915 Evening star. *. v . . ' ' ?hnsb H i ^flp 5;fjt; jJ^.^v^'?& * Ml - . -- - "' MISS EST j - ^ jjj|p^ \ \ \ v \ W. V .- /rN-, ' * i '1 > ., ; - sn / ,<?;- i i i . ? J -> ? v pi |r^-. ^.r^. ; IKx \? :' *v,' i a 0 > . ;* -|?1V % m | MKllll X *JBbR . ?JUSL. . ""1'""" "'^" 'v : -k ' -y, 'HKR WHITING,$

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9/7/1909
The Washington times.
LIEUT COM ROBERT EDWIN PEARY U S N

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9/18/1901
The evening world.
I n t 1 N Cc 1 i r i J I + If I lic 1ri l t t y I I f I t I F4tfr I 1 I t z f II I iX S lfbct I lo 4 F iI C t c j c t I 7 4 J I c 1 c I i t4 I ii 1r Y YT I Yf I i f I i y a r S ie 1 1 A 4 ttii 1 r r It r > I r I LL SisS rf 1 nuz HAT IL f

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9/8/1921
The Red Cloud chief.
) $fild Ihisfi r I ak V A citizen of Siberia.

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9/11/1927
Evening star.
STARS IN OUTSTANDING RADIO CONCERTS Left: Elsie Baker, American contralto, who will be heard tonight In the Atwater Kent hour, a WRC attraction. Right: Nicholas VasUiefT, conductor of the Russian Cathedral Chorus, to he featured during the “Roxy” program

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10/27/1918
Tulsa daily world.
In Foreign Service of lied Cross. .' .' ':..". ...... ' .'(, JOP" -7 1 f: v v- ' V t s.-ii Miss Florence Ileabl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ileald of this city, sailed sevoral days ago to niter upon the fondgn service of the American Ked Cross und by this time no doubt has reached her dcstlnatlim, which It was understood was to be England. She enlisted us a canteen worker. Miss lleald has been active in some form nf war work ever since the entrance of the Pnlted States Into the world conflict and up until the time rvf her resignation to go Into the foreign service was secretary of the homo service department of the local Red Cross. Miss lluald Is a graduato of .." f ' 9 r -V. 4 ?7 1 ""J-'J t- v VivJ

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3/5/1914
The Salt Lake tribune.
I j , ' J ; i a Wm'y- '"'WSW'M I vp. f-wh. . WBfj' lit

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1/10/1904
The Washington times.
MARGUERITE UER1TYLV SYLVA A WITH FRANCIS WILSON IN ERMINIE 1

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7/4/1905
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel]
AGED OREGON SENATOR CON VICTED JOHN H. MITCHELL

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10/22/1916
The Washington herald.
of Mr. Theodore T. Moor 'V' bridegroom; 'Miss Eleanor Bispham, a -IM tnd a few Intimate frends. The

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12/6/1909
The Detroit times.
AND CONDITION IS CRITICAL

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8/25/1917
The Ogden standard.
Clare May, a children's party was giv VISITED MRS. BAMBERGER.

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12/10/1913
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram.
V' -- ' 1 Miss Do"othy Campbell, daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Philip P. Campbell, of Kansas, is a debutante in Washington society this win ter, and will have her coming-out party at Rauscher's, where the socially elect of Washington entertains on December 16. She has just returned from a trip to Panama with her father, and was an interested spectator

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$5/8/1929 Evening star. HOSTESS-AND GUEST. f 3“ — jf \ ISHBF xsgii i\ v : # ~ I "|J Js* JF TT^WWn ti rfftmfrlA Miss Fannie Dial (left), daughter of former Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel Dial and her house guest, Miss Sallie Wilfong Schenck of Charlotte, N. C. —Harris & !?vr : jH ■’ ■K , ■ Hf V*~ $ r c . %»»■ s Jk v 2 / / «p p ■ - j|| 4 L if ••• : : ,.lkv fIPW,,- ° <jJLd&tt9 KIAMMkK 'i' 4 '■ ' y.ji m c*:i , ■—-^$

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5/3/1906
The Washington times.
4 COULD NOT HAVE SEEN PAIR c I Impossible for anyonetdJiave anyone anyonet t tdJiave t Jiaye seen se n persons as ascendiitg asc cendiitg c cendiiIg ndipg the stairway from fromtite fr fromthe < m mthe the piaceas pi 1acas c as claimed by the thewitness thewi thewitness witness wi Ile s City Surveyor SurveyorReinert SurveyorRemert SurveyorReinert

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4/5/1908
New-York tribune.
LINA ABARBANELL. Acting in "The Merry Widow" at the New Amsterdam Theatre.

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8/23/1901
The St. Louis Republic.
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6/7/1912
Rock Island Argus.
I I I i FATHER TIME NO RESPECTOR OF PERSONS: SOME POPULAR ACTRESSES CROWING OLD TlyV , ffe I U i?Pf -fit- S l-j&mn u - iEi., , itwJi J Emma Eamee and Otoa Nethersol (at the top) ana Msxlne Elliott. Do you realize, you who enjoy the theater, that many of the old time fav orites are getting old? Has it occurred to you that fully a score of the famous actors and actresses whose superb art sif I it".. SW I

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10/2/1910
The Salt Lake herald-Republican.
A SENS SENSATION A TION IN GO GOWNS WN3

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1/13/1915
Ceredo advance.
Waved and Unwaved Coiffures

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1/22/1905
The Washington times.
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1/6/1929
Evening star.
ASSISTING COLLEGE BENEFIT ip ♦ 11||« l m MRS. CLOYD HECK MARVIN, of the patronesses for the Bryn Mawr-Wellesley benefit. Friday after January 11, at 4:30 o'clock, at the National Theater. — Harris-Ew ing Phdt<

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11/27/1917
The Washington times.
The Rival Of Mrs. De Saulles Which; of TKese Two Women Would YOU Prefer If You Were a Handsome foot ball Player Lie De Saulles? Bwsagsaawwsraaivuic si yg t?"vw, jJaVUVl'iJW-iiium i I - -v t kt , - t ; iff . M I aSitSf yiHlfe. , -fnSS , v.H. ',-.3a4, 1 m PilBsLsLsHiissK - LLLLLLLLLLHb"'wYi- I f blssBsssssHsHI SssssssssLsLHIsHiH Wl I II iJHHK' 'sHIPiVRilisssHssKiC' 1 M i sHFsssssssssssssssK l Kri -LiSIBKs r 4KiaiJlB ajaaj.,. ..ll,.....,.,,...... .- . Ruth Shepley, celebrated actres, star in "The "Boomeranjr ," "It Fays to Advertise," and other successes, whom it is allcjdJohn L. Oe Saulles planned to make his boy's stepmother Airs.- Blanca De Saulles, now-on trial for murder; whose love for her little son, according-' to- her counsel's claim, temporarily dethroned he zeasea and led to the slaying of her former husband. . Photo by Rocklit.

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1/17/1912
The Marion daily mirror.
'PKDIA DOMA WHOSE HUSBAND IS DSAD WILL SING TO DRIVE ILEK GftlEF AWAY tr 1 ;nm - k w -. y 'm ,a, ito?caEU.E BEACH YAW' Mme. nilon Dcach Yaw, tho noted prima donna, has canceled all on gagements during tho month of Jnnuary following tho death of her hus band, Vcro Goldthwnlto, in Rocheste N. Y. Beginning early In Febru ary, sho will contlnuo hur concert work. "lSB, th, only wny." sho declared, "that I can keep my mind off It. Work is tho best nntldoto for grlof." N

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4/16/1916
The Washington times.
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9/20/1930
Evening star.
WOULD HEAD LEGION AUXILIARY ~s JlMkto^***^ The three women whose candidacies for position of national president of the American Legion Auxiliary have been announced. Election will take place on final day of the auxiliary's convention in Boston, Mass.. October 9. Top. left to right: Mrs. Kuth M. Brown of Little Rock, Ark., and Mrs. Dorothy Harper of Washington, I>. C. I.ower: Mrs. Robert lloyal of Douglas, Ariz. — P. & A. Photos. NEWSBOYS APPEAL 10 COMMISSIONERS Asks Removal of “Honor” Boxes and Permission to Place Papers on Walks. 4»; |||^

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9/6/1913
The evening world.
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7/21/1915
South Bend news-times.
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2/5/1921
South Bend news-times.
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5/19/1908
Bluefield evening leader.
COUHT£SS QTAMNULlr

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10/19/1916
The Topeka state journal.
. - e f 1 -"Wl T'Zi. r- .n-rf :'.s ' .r-. TV Vr M , ANftW PICTUR.E OF VIOLA DAMAjMtTROii WINSOME LITTLE. STAtV. Viola Dana, the gifted Metro star appearing at the Cozy tonight in Flower of No Alan's Land." The story of the film was written especially

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4/1/1903
The Seattle star.
ENGLISH BEAUTY jN IRISH SOCIETT ■ Irl^h > - I. ■■• • I'M! fair aprinklin* uf En«:tl*h i-..< n l"-i». a* wouM n»l- ill ill) fullaw liiiiii lha it I li.il 11.i.ml i» tul ■ :»in. I It I>i«ll«l>m«a. An Kiniuii wonwa i-.«.<il.ir In Hu'i in ... i. >y. and, lk«nj«li a I«a>il«r of Hi- ... li» l.iKiiaU an i I.Uii ullka, la !-.•!> 11.1... Vm. •m. Her I" aulj »ltl- a .!a,«-i.'l» iiimh "ii har l.»«l. rulurl»«. m.«»••■ ••< dark hair an.l I. hi t>.'iti» •>*•. hava slrrn h»f th« rvputalli'ii «if b*ln« if»» ata» «f Dublin •'■• I'M 1 >I) Vln.fnt Wna ntatrlsd In en I." Uir Vtitiviit In I»■('). 11. la • dlaltnKuiaJia 1 l-c»i.-in iij i.mni. and fuf all jrrara aft-r Ih.-ir n,«,u,.».- «aa t*m !.■>! <.£,tl.» In >i« ti i| . nlunian h«nk In i'.-h»uii- ilh..|.lb Hir rim. rarrir U aal 110 bar* baon aiaaiir furtliafdj ir bla

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10/25/1922
The Morning Tulsa daily world.
Girl Offers Self in To Provide JB iiisisisl MIm Tallin Marriage Desired Education Iu 3loorc.

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6/3/1911
The Hays free press.
Dainty and Modish Hood THIS new, pretty and modish hood is made of white chiffon mull, shirred as shown in the photograph. The borders of the tie is a fetching means of protecting the hair from the dampness of the sea shore or lakeside. It is particularly charming when worn with a lingerie

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10/9/1915
Richmond times-dispatch.
Fiancee, in Favorite Copyright by Harris & Kwinn.

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8/31/1921
Farmers' champion.
XW A Citizen of r 1 . v ' f .Sfe" sir, w 3k'Xat? : ti aliij Siberia

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1/27/1906
Rock Island Argus.
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5/31/1931
Evening star.
Receive Marine Commissions HOUSE MEMBERS MADE CAPTAINB. - Wm HK 1 . | jj JH ANDREW L. SOMERS. Three members of the House of Rep resentatives have been commissioned as Marine Corps Reserve captains, it was announced yesterday by MaJ. Oen. Ben H. Fuller, commandant of the Ma rine Corps. David Hepkins, Missouri; Vincent Carter, Wyoming, and Andrew L. Somers, New' York, the new captains, will be attached to the 6th Marine Brigade, composed of the 20th and 23d Marines. District of Columbia Reserves, and will be assigned to brigade staff duty. Capt. Hopkins will be brigade morale and athletic officer. He served in the Infantry during the World War. Capt. Carter will be attached to the brigade plans and training department. He served as a gunnery sergeant of Ma rines in various major offensives of the sth and 6th Marines in France and more recently has been a captain of Cavalry in the Wyoming National Guard. Capt. Somers, a qualified flight offi cer, served as a commissioned officer in ! the the World War. VINCENT CARTER. taWmiy -IKiKn jm l DAVID HOPKINS.

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1/31/1915
Tulsa daily world.
PROMINENT WOMEN V Ky I J . j . J, ' V -. . ft; '-A.r .' 1. " S. 4 - 4 ' ' V ' ' t t i ' X . 4 1 ' s . fig 'ivSR. - ' 1 MKS. CHARl-KS EDWArtP STItOL'VKI.I.Ii. OF MUSICAL TULSA. . f v"'V','.T' , - - . . ,) '.. ; 1 . 5 V it t Q r ' tt X ' ' i t J t 40 -is it 11 MM v ? j: 4 & "SI ',".' s t i- 5 1 - ' i 1 'jtf ''.'t , ,...,v".'.i' i'.-y- ,e ... rt ... :v..h. ,r at N 1

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6/20/1903
Deseret evening news.
HKJHHWI + HI 11 + + + + H + + + H < + I + tH + I 1 X 1 I f ff I S F b f E4 L9 I I 1 t i i 1 1 i 1 1 Photojriaphed for the Ucaircl Si nAN rH + H1 I 11 + 1IIH + + + 4HH4 + + Hi + HoH + + H AN OFFICER OF THE COSSACKS

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1/31/1920
The New York herald.
" dK? MMfe g^tn ; ' I ^??w r Earl Caddock ?| 4 mm > and Joe Steelier.

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2/21/1903
The evening world.
i I I MISS VAN VALEN A TROLLEY VICTIM I WHO MA Y BE A CRIPPLE FOR LIFE Maude Van Valcn la the pretty daughter nt Morrts Van Talon of No S7 Hill side avenue Newark She 4s at her home suffering from ugly wounds on the of

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5/17/1906
The commonwealth.
A PRETTY MATRON OWES HEALTH TO PE-RU-NA. 0KXKX0KKK0 MRS. ANNA L Had Suffered Severely From Pelvic Catarrh Cannot Praise Per una 5 Too Highly Read Her Letter. I CMKK0 N. KAlSEtf.

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12/16/1935
Evening star.
Search for Milne Pressed CALEB J. MILNE, 4th. Federal operatives today joined In a search for Caleb Milne, hand some actor scion of a wealthy Philadelphia family, after a letter to Frederic Milne, his brother, In dicated he had been kidnaped for ransom. Mrs. Milne, the youth's mother, left her home hurriedly last night for New York, after she was notified that Caleb had dis appeared from his I lew York apart ment Saturday. —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. ----<5> Ex-Air Minister Studies Stunts. SOUTHAMPTON, England OP).—A new student at Britain’s “air uni versity” at Hamble, near here, Is the Marquis of Londonderry, former min ■- ■ ■■■——rm11 in■mMuti-utftM MRS. FREDERICA LITE MILNE.

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2/28/1925
The Indianapolis times.
‘THE RIGHT IN ME WON THE BATTLE 1 ■ylli§§ ' MB i mi - mrWf ’^BhIH ; .jfeTJaBL JBM a . ~-u* ' . •• - —Photo by Perrott. MRS. BLANCHE SUTHERLAND.

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10/26/1904
The evening world.
OVER NAME ON ELECTRIC SIGN ANNA I1 ELD IVfAHIG JRES ER I I I I I I i i I

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6/9/1921
Evening public ledger.
Will Be Snap Shots" Famous Stars and Thus Come TODAYS HONOR ROLL IN MOVIE BEAVTY CONTEST HBBBBBkH "T& ' vf'MPHP-' v ' w Hclcxve 612. MIFFLIN 5T. HUNTINGDON, PAHH9piPHHpr .HOM( A

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2/13/1921
South Bend news-times.
Anthony Girl .Or. ' ::' , w ;. v. ; v- ? a i .. ''!.-, , C.LEANOP NTHONY Miss Kleanor Anthony of Washington. D. C, has been chosen to lead the procession of women attending the suffrage convention Feb. 15-19, when they bear tributes to the yuffrajre memorial statue ftt the Honored t 4 ' .: S .' s' : : :::...;. : : ... : ' : ; . . -; .;.V ;

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$11/10/1901 The Age-herald. *5VvcaVre& \\\e, \DeeV'> |$

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12/27/1908
New-York tribune.
AGNES DE LANCE. Acting at the Bijou in "A Gentleman fnfm Mississippi." MAXINE ELLIOTT. Miss Elliott will open on Wednesday night the new playhouse bearing ADRIENNE AUGARDE. Acting In "Peggy Machree" at the Broadway Theatre.

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11/1/1903
New-York tribune.
MISS FLORENCE HANDS A pupil of S. C. Bennett. Carnegie Hall.

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4/9/1922
South Bend news-times.
DAT AND NinnT; PXLL Lf.ASRD WIRE TKLEURAPUIC SEItVICE. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1922 PAT AM1 NTOTTT; FTr.L, t.rAST' wir.n Tn:jiuh.niic invui; MEMBERS OF THE SIGMA PI ! j j j j j t 1 j ,"0 4MT V ' S , ' M ! I fftV - - "v ' , ' - ' , ' PTFXU ' ! I H I I f I l f I j i;' ' (Jit gUg , , 65rr 3 ' SC v - s ' " os (vZJfcil 1 7 PJL-l ' , Q , in Is A - , ' ' " "" " s W Ail I JO ji .:: , . . ql j a II ;- '5", r;s7 ' x . yOf - ' ? ,r A ' - ; yl 4 If- . . .- . ' -. ... .-. . v. . ... . j i w i Ii l -v - I . : . :..." .f v . ... ...... x i i inn ' ' i j III. ..:-::... . . öjv..-:-. . . . -v i i f A - ' IUI IK -.. ' - " " ' . f N I ' ' ' ' ? u " ' ' s s x-s- v' - w v ' --'a ''v ' ; ' ; HI T W V- ., s v ' f . 5'v-v ' - s ... ' ... '-S1 x - - ' ' ' -Sx. ' ' -" : - -i' . J' v' - : .. -. . v : . C7 VL W ? j. " " n . V:..:.:.::. ; ,v.;.. f , .,; ' . . S. j. , C? : - - "-s' . ' ' - - ?J , Iff u u v N ' s ''v, - - - y x ,7 J - ( "V X i ; ' 1 at i a a m m I i n r a i , ut. - - - t f - - j"vaMBb- i c ; v x & . m v r . i u k i i h r . j r j s m i i . t -i rr --im ! - - - - - i it i i mm i r -i photos by Mangold Active workers in the Sigma Pi Epsilon sorority; top roti left to right. Miss Agnes Roloff, Miss Mildred Prinzhorn, and Miss Bernice Keller; loner row, left to right. Miss Jean U 'ol pert, Miss Virginia Byers, and Miss Blanche Hollar. A number of activities have been planned and carried on t since the organization of the sorority chapter in this city. A dance, given by the members Saturday evening. April 22, in the Tribune building, is one of the many social affairs pla nned by various organizations for the ileck after Easter. CoinLtainniieated By nutast By Winifred Black j-VKV and Harold are not eo inr to the publ!c schoolr. Not thLs term or any otHer term i ' - , j III . . rf-, s , . vx 11 - s , , v ' a XaW II ' " ' t ! j W ! LOCAL EVENTS IN MUSIC : By Wilfred J. Riley RPHPARSALS for the South Ber.d Communitv Chorus' pre - sentation of Gouno-l's -Gallia." early in May. are bein5 held regular - ly and favorable process is being her voice a fir.ess?, not ordir.ar- ( iIy four'! in aP" I rc:ir hcre )n recltaI in lh? ncar fu' I ture and !ocal -lusi3 Iovers wlIIwbe If :vfn an opportunity to enjoy her h"":ar-t. flexible and powerful votce and h-r charmin? personality, numbers are on the program which is made up of both classical and modern numbers. Several of these numbers will be presented for the first time in this city. Following la the program: MacDowell 'h Second Mazurka Goddard Joseph White Dance Petite Coquette r Romary Butt. Evangeline Grlrf.n, Ruth Ann Reed and Joan Varier. By Winona Wilcox 4 :;.ur:;:nat:r.g v..::.r. c; how a rr.arne r.aar. pro:f-i-when he amuses hir.-!f ' u c n t:;e ma P. j. J ... h o or. To h rc ter O C 1 1 a : a K. s th

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4/27/1905
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel]
YOUNG MEN'S CLUB WILL PLAY "UNDER A CLOUD

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8/9/1919
East Oregonian : E.O.
Who Negotiated High Minimum WaS . - f or UlSiriCL OI Vjuiumum ii I v.: fv -Ar 1 fx: s , r fin . m m w'rrrrzzzzr: tuw at . wag. These "S 5T upon a minimum rat. of lf.50 a week conference which has just agreeo up i i,,mbia. They ne- gotlated the highest wage 5" ' " .,. flV ba,lt., by their 7.000 fel- wharn in the worm, l nese sir.. Columbia- -;

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10/22/1918
The sun.
Singers at Oriental Tobacco Fete ' CHRISTINE SCHUTZ. LILIAN TEECE

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1/8/1905
The St. Louis Republic.
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2/14/1915
Omaha daily bee.
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4/11/1909
The Washington times.
I r 1 I TO SPEND SUMMER A ABROAD I MRS JOHN R DREXEL DREXELA 1 A Society Leader of Two Continents ContinentsRS ContinentsMRS ContinentsM

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6/24/1907
Albuquerque evening citizen.
tVj s.i ii - a . a 3 ft " sr Xk - S , j W.H VJ ' . MA'lSHAI T" MISS ELSIE HEINZ. Will IhHMuio Sir Montgomery She Will Ik, Mrs. Wm. J. Hagerty, f Cl.hago. Pl.lladcliihifu

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9/17/1904
Charlevoix county herald.
BACKACHE AND DIZZINESS Most of the All menu Peculiar to the Female 8x are Due to Catarrh of Pelvic Organs. M3. M. BRICKNER.

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10/26/1903
The evening world.
WHO WENT 4 Oft PILGRIMAGE TO ROME

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6/8/1911
Baxter Springs news.
Dainty and Modish Hood r r ' i x r iff r r "A ' y y" ' - v. .a . ' '' ' ' f- . j ' it If ..g : . u I) 1 ''. "-- x A If W , .'-,1 ,. i iL THIS new, pretty and modish hood Is mRde of white chiffon mull, shirred as shown In the photograph. The borders of the tic are of Persian liberty silk. The hood Is a fetching means of protecting the hair from the dampness of the sea shore or lakeside. It is particularly charming when worn with a lingerie frock.

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7/5/1905
The Guthrie daily leader.
' ' ' QUEEN OF ACTRESSES PRAISES PE-RU-NA. raJKoeeooeoowooowoooooe&oo S h,1'..i..,j..t..'ji.jjm' .n..J,.iuim..iLiii;i.'i"..jnji' j.i:.....:i.ji'. FUijv.'Lum.' i' . n i nmwmmmislml HBBB m:::mm.:jmmmmm. n SHfflBBBBBBp' rmm mm i V 't lIVf J-fJtTC ':nWVBaBaBaV f ' JkYmmmkmCiriI'.fliKl!tlSlStISHAt w MISS JULIA MARLOWE Heartily Abbrova of Ptruna For the Nerves, 000yObOCiO00CyKW0000000i000000 a recent letter to The Peruna Medi Digestion furnishes nutrition for the

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11/24/1907
The Washington herald.
= ta5 MRS IRS JAMES R GARFIELD GARFIELDWife GARFIEDVUe Wife Ire ef the Secretary of the > Interior

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5/7/1905
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel]
THRONGS GATHER TO VIEW DUCAL

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1/26/1909
The Waxahachie daily light.
EDM A BURT as "MRS. TEMPLE"

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6/12/1920
The Logan Republican.
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12/28/1914
The Daily Ardmoreite.
SmJ$& 5 1 V T S! -;.s4 Si-., .- 4 GERTRUDE BARKER The Charming Leading Lady in "The Winning of Barbara Worth." at the v:' 4 v , ' 4 v v t V V -

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12/29/1900
The evening world.
I MRS BELMONTS JEWEL LOST BUT SOON FOUND II i I t I Ii I t 111i1 1 I 1 lll I i I I l I I 1i1 IJ 4 1 T1 rws dl 5 1s II IHI1nn D1ID1JIoOIlT W i

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4/26/1931
Evening star.
Head Maryland University Play Cast WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK IN PRESENTATION AT COLLEGE PARK. aßT.''- ■ it- Warn MISS LENORE BLOUNT. MISS VIRGINIA TAWES. Miss Tawes will sing the role of Serpolette and Miss Blount will be Germaine in “The Chimes of Normandy,” to given by the Opera Club cf the university Wednesday and Thursday nights at 8 o’clock in the auditorium at

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5/15/1928
Evening star.
| LIGHTWEIGHT SHEIKS IN TITLE GO | IHHi:. h. mm Hr | I ■lr £ ■■ 'r These handsome features may be somewhat marred after the championship bout at the Polo Grounds Thursday night. At left we have Roekford Sheik," Champion Sammy Mandell. while at right is shown the ••haby face" of Jimmy McLamin. his challenger. Both boxers are busily

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5/27/1909
The Washington times.
I IL I I ITk I I I IN NEW ROLE I MISS MAY MACKENZIE MACKENZIECOMIC 1YIACKENZIECOMIC MACKENZIECOMIC

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12/11/1904
Omaha daily bee.
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6/29/1907
Deseret evening news.
e1 EMMA RAMSEY MORRIS Who Is 1irect hug the oinpllincnioiy Cmurrt for Mly Icnnlc Pands

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8/28/1910
The Daily Missoulian.
, ..., Noted Week I -t gb. 'r 1 ,3`. 1 LI N T T . W . L .I N T . `` r xýý s ` · M.d rSý- f^'ý`Yi * i IY7 1 ý "ý£ I An~t ~ ~ ~ p~l~Q , li ý 'tý . 3J ý ý i lJ

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12/2/1903
The evening world.
ACTRESS WHO ASKS DAMAGES BECAUSE HER PARROT IS WICKED n 55 U9L U e3 reN eardiIPyzrob ro rovo

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4/8/1905
Chicago eagle.
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$1/23/1916 L'Italia. l a Soprano Al no \lelsen, mia <1e)|e stelle (lolla Compugnia lirica$

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2/9/1911
The Washington times.
Victim of Shots Fired h Her Husband I 1 mmmM?mimsiimBmmmmmmmmmmummmm I OS Photo by Edmontton. MRS. SAMUEL W. SHIPLEY, Murdered Last Who Then Killed Himself. '

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3/16/1906
Mount Vernon signal.
MRS VIOLET CLAY

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10/18/1922
The Morning Tulsa daily world.
Denver Girl Is Selected As Fairest in All America Mlsrt Iluth Juno Itiad'-hnv. , is year-. 'Id Denver girl, who has been he '

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12/6/1903
The Saint Paul globe.
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5/9/1908
The Detroit times.
In Local PLAYHOUSES « y Ksssf .

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6/22/1918
The Washington times.
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1/23/1911
The Lake County times.
PREFERS " GREAT WHITE WAY " TO LIFE OF PLACID SORT ON BIG ORANGE FARM. t 1 $ V t0 1 ft. P i Miss Grace Iane, who Is a show girl with more than ordinary ability, has a hankering for the glare of the footlights. No simple life for her. Although her family owns a large orange farm in sunny California, and for mere car fare ahe could go there and spend the rest of her days In

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1/15/1902
Anadarko daily democrat.
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3/9/1914
New-York tribune.
MISS M KRGUERI1 E SULLIVAN.

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$12/16/1912 The times dispatch. Her Engagement Announced ?IM HKl I.\ MII I.KK COI I.D.$

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5/31/1915
Rock Island Argus.
j GEORGIA BEAUTY GOING ON STAGE Mi.-;s Dorothy Kellv

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4/19/1908
The Washington times.
I i Photo epyriaht jr i < > C t IMS Itacrt unJIIwbN unJIIwbNH1rIE 11eetMLblaslmE Briac BriacMME MME LUIS PASTOR PASTORWife PASTORWife

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4/20/1902
The Washington times.
X N a rt m t rt i ZJsf - - youa 0 o o o 0 OOOOoO of - aTZ V 9 II1hBI v -- c f O MyvtMEBSllBBEilr lFirStPS8B rt rZ t s Z7 x jrii - r Jj -- -e OU MRS LANDIS Mrs Charle3 B Landls wife of Representative Landls of Delphi Ind who has made herself exceedingly popular in Washington society during Mr Landls three terms In Congress

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4/11/1925
The Indianapolis times.
Four Oldest Stars in Point of A. L. Service 1905 r 9 1906- 9 1907—9 1908 ——9 LEFT TO RIGHT—COBB, E. COLLINS, W. JOHNSON AND SPEAKER, celebrities. never can tell. to be staged at Washington

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10/27/1906
Deseret evening news.
A PRETTY MATRON OWES I HEALTH TO PERUNA MRS ANNA N KAISER i lad Sutreii Severely Fran Pelvic Catarrh Cannot Praise Fauna Too HishlyRtad Her iMttr rwv

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9/20/1909
The Washington times.
MISS LAURA LOUISE SYLVESTER SYLVESTERDaughter SYLV SYLVESTERDaughter TER TERDaughter

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11/13/1904
The St. Louis Republic.
SYMPHONY -CONCERT SOLOIST. W" ' - . ..., -. -... ..-.. ,.. . . kKf - s. -jiillDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV 'f iillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliBLCJIiilllllllliHillllll L IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHrdbSiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli fi illlllllllllllllllllHailcallllByilmJ4'' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB j-fs PA-f i.siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHwlVPiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiBM isiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH ' m - sil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi isiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB :m '.siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV I THEODOKE B. BPIEBIXG, Of Chicago, "who will appe.tr ns the soloist at the symphony concert at Fes tival Hall next Friday, November 18.

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5/12/1907
The Washington times.
MLDA 7 LDA PONr P07 G

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5/26/1923
New Britain herald.
Dcliffhlful Party at Home of Miss Flore ice Stanley Hostess At MeAII Auxiliary ous Bridge Socials Feature v;;yf J: : t . - - .f x v ' nvV': W l MISS , MAKJORIE CROWELL dwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William dwell of Lenox Flace, who assisted this afternoon at the tea given by Miss Florence Mouat in honor of Miss Foster Miss Foster, street,

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3/6/1903
The St. Louis Republic.
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4/26/1908
New-York tribune.
... . — MISS MARY PROCTOR. of the late Richard A. Proctor, on Thursday even

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5/17/1914
The sun.
I T, I I P. , I 62 nt bo to be bo I3. be In of go at T. go IC. at as of WEDDINGS-ENGAGEMENTS-WOMEN'S WSitKKtKiBM II Dorothy dnughtcr MsMFBSStKKtKKkX'wKBM II Coddlngton ffPBWRfaglBE II rlago to Howard Fisher Wooddn takes Wfyl!SKKBKKtKmSllt3F'i SLbLLLI II paoa on ho home her tMKBSSiSIKKKiBK'wK II mother In havo Miss I Mm iLmlMMmimmmKMeamBmi John n. Woodnn of Boston will be his On Tuesday R. Ren of Pittsburg will ho at the Tal mngo place nnd Mr. and M W. Scott Cameron, who recently returned from Kngland, will bo nt The Moorings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Urokaw will again bo ot the Grapevine nnd Mr. and Mrs. William C. Potter huvu taken tho Schor merhorn Eust cottage. Mrs. 1-ilrfax Lnndstreet, who haa been In Italy for some months, will agnln occupy the Root villa In Ox Pas turo road, and Ralph J. Preston haa tnken Mrs. Nelson' Fleur do Lys In Gin lane. Among others of the regular colony who will bo at their villas aro Mr. and Mr. Charles Steele, Dr. and Mrs. P. n. Wyckoff, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund Coffin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry E. Coo, Mrs. Chea ter Grlswold, Mrs. William Constable, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Humphreys. Mr. ind Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mrs. Walter CircMng, Miss JulUnn Cutting, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Patter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oron Hoot, Mrs, Henry AHher Bobbins, Mra. Harry W. McVlcka Mr. nnd Mra. J. Lorlmer Worden, Dr. d Mra. Albert II. Ely, Mr. and Mrs. B. Aymar Sands, Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Mr Henry Mills Day, Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs P. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining, Vr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sawyer, Mr. 4id Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Keep, Col. and Mrs. Robert M, Thompson, Mr, and Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry O. Trevor, Samuel L. Parrish, Mr. and Mra. W. Do Lancey Kountze, Mr. and Mrs. Id. Dupont Irving, Mr. nnd Mra. Alfred E. Schermerhorn, Mr. and Mra. W. Wllloughby Sharp, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry H. Itogers, Dr. and Mrs. H. Holbrook Curtis, Mr. nnd Mra. Phillips B. Thomp son, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Pelham Rob bins, Mr. and Mrs. Hufus I Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Dudloy Olcott 2d, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dadmun. Mrs. Ed ward Van Ingen, Mr. and Mrs. John McQ. Woodbury, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred erick A. Snow, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Law rence McKcever, Mr. and Mrs. Anson McOook Beard, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb, Mr, and Mrs. Edward nose, i i:ar iiiiVfc. f ixs, 'Hhk Mrs. Qerken, mother of the bride, will entertain the entire bridal party at dinner on Wednesday at her home, G2 West Bev-cnty-nfth street, nftcr tho rehearsal, iho wedding vlll take place In All Angels' Church nnd a reception will follow at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mr. Tschlrky will have for his ushers Frederick Oerken, Jr., Adolph J. Mctijou, Charles Lowln Cook, Wnltcr F. Flynn, J. II, Heamnn, Jr., and Erza A. Wheaton. Mr. Tscnlrky and his bride on tho comple tion of their wedding trip will resldo at 34 North Eighth nvenuo, Ilcthlehcm, Pa. In the Hotel Martinique on Wednesday. June 3, Miss Marie Alice Davega, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davega of Gil West 114th street, will be married to Byron R. Forster. The ceremony will ba performed nt 9 o'clock by the Rev. Dr Stephen S. Wise nnd will be followed by dancing. The bride, who will bo given away by her father, will have Miss Josephine Moses for her maid of honor and Miss Miriam Lewtnson, Miss Hlldred Behrcnd, Miss Minnie Neugass, Miss Sadie Del Monte, Miss Henrietta Fnlk of Savannah, On., and Miss Ethel Moses of Ann Arbor, Mich., for bridesmaids. o. M. Kalrscr will wait upon Mr. For ster as best man and tha ushers will be Henry C. Moses, Richard Davega, Charles Trnub, Herbert Heln, Benjamin Landay and E. Friendly. Mr. Forster nnd his bride will spend their honeymoon In the South. They will reside In New York. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Dewey of Morris Heights have sent out Invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Mlsa Anita Dewey, to Shirley tl. Guard of Bay Side, L. I. Hie wedding will take place on May 80 In the University Heights Pres byterian Churoh. Mlsa Josephine M. Furlong, daughter of Mrs. John will be married Announcement has been made by Mr.' nnd Mrs. Samuel Stelner of 601 West 141st street of tho engagement of their daughter, Miss Efflo Htelner, to William Keyscr of Mount Vernon, N, Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Kahn of 81 West Ninety-third street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mlaa Vera Kahn, to William Samuels of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Formal announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Cornelia V. Wechster of 137 West Eighty-sixth straw, sister of Slgmund Wechslcr, to Harry Urccnbcrg. Mrs. Charles E. Bprague of tho Sher man Square Hotel will give a large brldgo party on Thursday, May 28. the International Turo MISS iiotj Milk and Food League will give a spring time floral breakfast and reunion nt Ar rowhead Inn, Fort Washington nvenue and 177th street The brenkfast will be preceded by a reception and afterward thero will he cards and music. Mrs. John Kurrus Is chairman of tho committee on arrangements and others serving on tho committee are Mrs. II. W. Andrus, Mrs. C. G. Burllngame, Mrs. T. W. O. Cook, Mrs. O. L. Foster, Miss Anna M. Dunn, Mrs. Charles H. Orlllln, Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Mrs. G. F. Knber, Mrs. J. C. It Kearney, Mrs. F, D. Iebby, Mrs. Hownrd MacNutt Mrs. Eduardo Marzo, Mrs. James Mnran. Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mrs. R. G. Powers, Mrs. Caroline Reed, Mrs. Charles H. Sanderson, Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. H. Wclntz, Miss M. Wyman, Mrs. William C. BloomlngiUle, Mrs. Enos Lannlng Blue. Mrs. George T. Colter. Mrs. Al bert Franklin, Mrs. C. N. Foster, Miss Eliza B. Harris. Mrs. A. It. Holllday, Mrs. John A. Kelly, Mrs. Eliza Little, Mrs. It li Mllllgan. Mra. Edward Maag. Mrs. B. W. Martlndale. Mra W. W. Heals. Mrs. W. W. Pendleton, Mrs. Samuel Schlff, Mrs. Horace A. Stakes. Mrs. Lucy E. Thompson, Mrs. R. C. Whitman, Mrs. W. H. Wallncc, Mrs. John Francis Yaw ger and Mrs. Edward W. Hooke. An Interesting programme haa been ar ranged for the last In the series of Five Evenings to bo given under the auspices of the University Forum of America at at the Hotel McAlpIn on Tuesday. Prof Sidney U Chandler, A. M will be chair

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3/12/1916
The Washington herald.
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5/7/1916
Richmond times-dispatch.
ANNA CASE Metropolitan is regarded sicians in garded as an iti addition ?! 11 riiithe opera, Sunday

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8/25/1908
The Washington herald.
BREAKS A FEW SWIMMING RECORDS RECORDSS 11 MISS VERA P GILBERT Mice Gilbert is 1 a popular debutante utaDte and andonly aDddaughter andoniy Burden fiR Mi Edna Barger Bar daashter of ofSamuel ofmuel ofSamuel j i I i i 1 i i i j I I

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4/5/1908
New-York tribune.
HME OLGA SAMAROFF. She will play at the concert --' the Kneisel Quartet on next Tuesday.

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5/28/1913
Evening star.
MISS KTHEIi Mrt ORMK K, m?rrlam> to Franci* H. MeAdoo. won of the Swrftary of the vrlll take place June 21, at Brookland Wood. In the <?reen Sprlne valley.

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3/10/1911
The Lexington advertiser.
The Missou - ' Girl / i ■ • v m - jtiM. fw jfSt ■ ! vv (1 o Eg. •-<w . & % FronK F. Farrell, "The Droll Comedian," in Great Comedy Character of "Zehe Dobson. His

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$11/29/1913 Evening star. MKS. KKVMOLDS. i'kok i. i:. Ni:t \<n.n*>.$

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10/23/1909
The Marion daily mirror.
0 ' ijr'" '- XJL&XT ;...., "M f s Rt &VEvti kv ALICE FISCHER, WHO PLAYS ROLE OF MRS. NOLAN IN '

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2/15/1914
Evening star.
A RECENT BRIDE MRS. J. ALLE.% WHYTE, Who was Minr Roue C. Rnpprrt of this city.

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3/26/1905
The Saint Paul globe.
fOT SO MA2TY YEARS AGO T HIS COSTUME WAS IN VOGUE.

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8/29/1907
The Marion daily mirror.
ngjfWM ii'iu.innnimiixj.iii.ii 1 'Htfgl """ """""TTH1 ti?L itin'i7Mi'riiU.i..iiiii. .11 MM. JWlmB n iliirri nil imhiiriittinriMdj' 1 4 jflHPBp PRINCESS PATRICIA OF C0NNAUGHT. Piincois Patricia of Connaiight, granddaughter of the Inte Queen nf i:uglnnd and cousin of tho present Queen Victoria of Spain, Is one of few pu-ttv princesses of Europe. Sho has been sought In marriage by many rujitl suitor, and there was a thno when It was thought she instead of rouMn might become the qiiceii of Spain. Sho was born on 8t. Patrick's of tltlo her Prlnco

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10/4/1911
Rock Island Argus.
VICTIMS OF LOVE TRAGEDY i . r, & I A i item- It . f . rsa v, v I "---rs", 'i - - -V 5?' & ' ' j y ill;' I f, l Zr MISS MAGDALENE KOMP. ERSKINE S. WALKER.

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7/26/1929
Evening star.
START LONELY THREE-YEAR VIGIL npi jam v £l J&& IB* z* —- Upper: MR. AND MRS. LOUIS O. SORDAHL. Lower: A. G. FROILAND. SUN’S HEAT WAVES STUDIED IN Three Leave Washington for Solar Observatory at Mount Brukkaros.

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$11/14/1910 The Detroit times. OF SOCIAL LIFE IN ——— PWIB ; .j{ J ■HP Hm*^ 4*|BP<s. ..•*.■•>• •'• t *U • >4* ■Hill 1 " ■ Hr M t ftfi * ■ * »¥|/ £*p ■ * '■ a- <l •!!$

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3/29/1908
The Washington herald.
TEN TEN YEARS IN SERVICE I MRS IRS V lo P I SARGEXT SARGEXTPrtsldent SARGEiTPresident SARGENTPresident President of the Lit s Auxiliary of Brotherhood of ofLocomotire ofIocomotirn oflocomotive locomotive Firemen 1nmtn and EH EuI Engineen < riner DfeJJ which whichcontents whichconTme5 thtthconvme

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3/16/1918
Evening public ledger.
MILS. WAKNKK I. .STKIU.K Two womui who arc prominent in a munbci of

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$1/11/1917 The Detroit times. \ctrrsM Would Make Staj;c Hero Soldier » ■ ** y^PL.v^^l T V- * ' V$

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9/22/1910
The Washington times.
MISS OLGA MElfK MElfKWho MENnWho Who Was Bagaged lBCa e Te Baron Rothschild Rotk8d Jd Wile Wi Billed rTinnrff W His HisFamily Hi6Famn HisPaamly Family Famn Refnsed Ref ed T Te SaactM Sa ctie Ills Mrria Xrriqc e

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$8/23/1931 Evening star. m \ ' flt Wt.il m if- Bbtogi f rayi MM ™ IW3 xAIdBWBm ,< io‘ Big B ■ fei ill M At left is Julia Scheiling, who is lecturing at Bayreuth, Germany, for a second season, and at right is Lisa Gardiner, who has been studying and traveling this Summer in Spain. *$

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2/2/1912
The San Francisco call.
wilds of Yosemitc.

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1/19/1908
The Salt Lake herald.
Mrs W D Donoher o eran and her er child chll Mrs Donoher was formerly Miss Edith Parker arr

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10/23/1917
The Ogden standard.
Katherine Grey in "The 13th Chair," the big dramatic success run for one year at the Forty-eighth street theater, New York. 13th Chair" comes to the Orpheum theater on Wednesday, and

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12/25/1904
The Saint Paul globe.
KVTHRYN ROWE PALMER With Rose Hill's English Folly Company at the Star This Week

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6/2/1912
New-York tribune.
SADU " D'AUMOND at THtAlHL

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1/15/1918
Evening public ledger.
WmtfmM -3)ife ' s'M&Bt bHH ' txx&mz m & tar . .m MISS ai.ick hki.i:ne IIONSOU Iliiclo oC this ovenintf mul llcl- niaid of honor. MEETING TO GIVE LUNCHEON

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9/28/1915
Evening star.
KjA'TlljVjAT nnllviiai/ jjjjHHHHV > ' 4 , . f +1BWB& ' ^ I >. J&fr 3M|[afc%^ss ' i !m?gKfecy, W'ffi&V--llpSS & & ?^MWHPWBwj?% .. Ss&V * I - MBS. CI-AHA R OFFICERS OF THE DAUGFi )vr< aqc " ft , f*' ' i. . ' M,, .i AVDALl, ? WW K MRUS, ITERS OF VETERANS. ~7flf v-v. jk;v 1 k KM. AVecm M. SM DEB, I

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7/7/1922
The Butler County press.
n jcpv-^ *.r$. v v Miss Isabelle Beardsley, Secretary,

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11/20/1932
Evening star.
: ι i ! i ; ; : I ! I I j I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ΙΗϊΐι- Wi BOSS ELIZABETH VIRGINIA HOOVES, Whaae ptrwU, Mr. and Mr·. George Pendleton Hoover, announce her cngagement to Mr. Warren Irving Glover, Jr., eon of the Second AaaUtant Poetmaeter General and Mrs. Warren Irving Glover of Englewood, N. J. The wedding will take place

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1/27/1914
Omaha daily bee.
Army Girl Who Will Stay With the Colors MISS SADIE DB ItTJSST MUItBAT Miss Bndlo do Hussy Aturniy, daughter ot Major General Arthur Murray, U. S. A., who has tho military Instinct so strong- that she Is to marry Lieutenant lieutenant. Tho wcddlnif will tako placo at Fort Mnson. Cal., on February U. General and Mrs. Murray and their daughter hfivo entertained extensively

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10/18/1904
The evening world.
I I I I I J TWO OF THE PRINCIPALS IN LAST NIGHTS SUCCESS AT THE 1 I1 A k4 p zt 4 1 q 4 p I I s 4 l s I l P I x b s Lt I L I I Lv r y i II I jy I A I I I IQ fISfarlotelu i FACTORY GIRL TOILS neant Work of Heroine In neji Ort Labor Play Her IHTi lleplte be Pact Why Tlaj smith DIsney called Factory Ctrl the great labor was not apparent at the Star lut night for after drawing her pay envelope In the first act the mentioned did verr little In the line except scorn the villains cold paper money and oil on high h to witness that she was eennoctnt That gold scorning vas no small

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3/27/1916
The Washington times.
iKKK nZj p EULA GRIFF A Washington girl who has made a 1TH WHITE. success ru a comedienne in film

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5/6/1917
Richmond times-dispatch.
MAIM.AItKT KKYKK, Contralto. ZIZ - ^ss ? .MORGAN KIXUKTOX, Tenor. 1XKZ HAUUOIK, Soprano.

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10/19/1916
The Washington times.
i NORMA TALLMADGE. Newest Photograph of Film Star Who Appears at the Pcnn Gardens To . y Tjj-. i . i nrzX pv m

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11/16/1909
The Washington times.
AND HIS MR AND MRS m FRITZ KREISLER

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12/18/1921
Bisbee daily review.
0 -.v y : : y ... v IT- X5S i. i s -X; x. ' - N ' Aj4X , t " : - ' v ' ' - I i ; City girls are prettier than country girls at least, they think so in England. A London paper con ducted a contest to determine whether city or country girls are more beautiful and the readers chose the two above. Miss Violet Hunter, left of Lancaster, won first prize, while Miss A. L. Pardon, of took second

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4/26/1915
New-York tribune.
WHO .GUESTS AT ANNIVERSARY FETE BBBJBBBJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJBBJB^B^B^B^BBK&.^ _?3(?eb?3?SS>*r'

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9/20/1911
The Washington times.
Washingtonians Who Were Passengers on the Olympic ROBERT A. TAFT. PRESTON GIBSON. HBJWB&4ra flFt?, - jiH&f3 tHH9HHHHHHHKfl HHHHE-BHBwiSH? s -; ?JBjMHE5 m HHHHk , HHHHH ,MflHBA 8t KESIIK & Y'l'ScSvi Jf -$WhHIJIBk m p"vsf dffH HSHsBiHHt J ' ',rtF' ' f,i7SsBs4 f j w5SHSB-iK HiHh Wm i 3Pa f8 DuSHhhH? bp Vjtf ?1& H Pi fet ik K' 'SV .vL-V-.tf-"tl-.f SSJHHiflHBHI "B " '"'' liPV'H r ' niL? 'm 4, , iJJr T i. 1f"'JWBMj - J X R4fjPS7gCLvi K'KKSiEb'& v f. " ' " OPP JR B r

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$8/16/1931 Evening star. Ak ’B " *^M ■ £% ! vbl V mEg^^ y '^^ >; '-^^ : +******?' * . Royalty at the recent wedding of Princess Ileana of Rumania and Archduke Anton von Hapsburg, at Sinaia. Left to Elizabeth of Greece, \$

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