1923-06-15 — Page 10

THE CHINA MAIL.

PRIDAY JUNE 15, 1923

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The biennial council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs met on May 7, Mrs. Thomas G, Winter, President-General, presided, and spoke on "Spiritual Forces." Mrs. Lessic Stringfellow Read, chairman of the National Press Department and Editor of The General Federation News, made an address Instead of the "Rev. Mr." mentioned in innumerable wedding an-

on "Why Publicity?" Mrs. Mark Oberndorfer, National Music Chalman, wife of a famous composer, nouncements, it was the Rev. Miss Norman Brown who performed the wedding ceremony when Miss Helen L. Rogers, her cousin, became the bride there of Arthur Neal. Miss Brown was ordained a minister spoke on "Opera in our Own Language" Miss Lida Hafford, Director of the General Federation also made when only 18. She comes from a family of clergymen,

an address,

Fredemek Elkfoot

Frederick L. Moon must accept $15 a month slimony from his wife, Mrs. Ethel Lou Moon. If he refuses to take the money, Moon will be lacked up. He cannot "See" taking money from a woman, but, because in fighting the alimony, that "any man who would take money from a woman ought to be tarred and feathered!" But she has to pay, inst he is ill, the Court ordered him to take it. Mrs. Moon told the Court,

the same.

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Baby June Hoeft bravely smiles and coos as she lies on her back in the hospital, recovering from a broken femur in her leg. The baby is not quite one year old and bears the pain and suffering of this un- comfortable.position, with weights suspended from her leg until it heals at the proper length again. A fall off a table caused the break.

Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon chose an elaborate trousseau for her marriage to the Duke of York. These pictures show a portion of her gowns and hats. One of the hats is a black crinoline straw, with laurel wreaths above the crown, veiled with a dead leaf green chiffon. Another is of green straw, trimmed with dark green grapes, the brim being lined with blue taffeta. As the new Duchess is an ardent sports woman, one of her gowns is a knitted golfing suit of fawn-coloured wool.

"By the beard of the Prophet" is a saying as old as the custom of blessing the beard of the Sultan of Turkey, who is head of the Mohammedan Church. The new Sultan, having raised a beard of beard received holy blessings during divine services. The ceremony proper and authorized length went to the Selamlik, where the said is part of an ancient custom and is marked by simple yet impressive. rites.. The Sultan, on horseback, is showri leaving the temple.

Miller baby

Official announcement has been made of the case of a baby, born seemingly dead, which was revived by four injections of adrenalin into the heart muscles, after every other known method had failed. The announcement was withheld for two weeks, in order to ascertain if the baby would live.

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Hewing their way through almost impenetrable cypress forests and swamps, ploughing through soft mud and being hauled by a tractor, a party of 25 men and women, in seven motor cafs, recently attempted

This aeroplane piloted by John Miller, shown in rear of the to blaze a trail through the hitherto unexplored Everglades of Florida, to connect Tampa' and Miami. Deserted by their superstitious Seminole guides, the party was in dire straits for days, unable to advance or retreat, and without food or water. Finally three of the explorers broke through on foot and told their nacelle of the "bus," was loaded with food and rushed to the rescue of a pitiful story. Aeroplanes, loaded with food, found them 40 miles from Miami, while other aeroplanes party of woodmen marooned on South Fox Island, 20 miles off shore

land, but few low and dropped his cargo of foodstuffs. provided them with gasoline and supplies, and they finally made their way through. All had to go to They had been held prisoner all winter by Ice. Miller was unable to hospital suffering from exhaustion and from mosquito and chigger bites.

HO-HUM:I'M GONNAT

HIT THE HAY EARLY

GIT A GOOD SLEEP!

GOOD MIGHT"" DADDY!"

BRINGING UP FATHER

HOTHER I SEE BY THE PAPER THAT THE COAL HEAVERS BALL IS TONIGHT

IM SO GLAD THAT DADDY 1ON'T GOING, HE JUST WENT TO BED

BELIEVE RE

CHANGING'... HIS WAY6;

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IF HE WENT

TO BED?

OH! I'M SO'GĽAD YOU. HAVE "RETIRED IN STEAD OF SHEAKING

OFF TO THAT HORRID COAL, HEAVERS

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BY GOLLY; THAD FOR GOTTEN THAT TONIGHTess

THE NIGHT!

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