The Wingham Advance Times, 1926-10-14, Page 7it1
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THEIti. MOTHEA.SWA.M TEE CHANNEL -- '
CleMingten Coraort,' 4 years old, and his sister, Marjoritd A.rin, aged
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1, children of Mrs. Corson, who swam the English Channel. Theist
i tathet IS Assiatent Superintendent on• the U.S. N" a v a I Reserve 4.his
Illinois.
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This is not as. movie star on a
Nediterninean cruise no" yet a
Channel swinither looking over the
coehe.but a very serious young
.Worn witha serious niton. The
PhotegraPh shotVs Mies Helen Wil•
kitiedn, Labor rnetriber of the
tisk srliattent, rettfrning froth a'.
brief trip to the .T.Tnited States,
where she *as raising funds foz
the striking coal Miners, }ler visit,
she Said. was very ta,titfaotor3r.
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• RING GEORGE IN KILTIES INSPECTS GUARD OF HONOR
Balloter Station, Scotland. --Xing George in kilties, accompanied by Major Chalmer, D. S. 0.,
inspecting a guard of honor of the famous Black Watch Regiment. The King made a brief stop at Bal-
later Station on his way to, Balmoral •
SPANISH KING
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Horse heaps Through' linmen
, These are not cowboys disporting themeelfei in the "great open
spaces.' • of the Western,prairies, es their hal-raising:stunts and.garli,
Might lead one to believe. They are men of the lath an 180,..Huesare
"Queen Mary's Own" giVibg a display at the Dundee CentenarY Flower
show. The picture Shows a horseman leaping through a hoar) compos
ed of four of his comrades, • •
WHO WAS .TIMEA.TENED
DICTATOR RIVERA AND TOLD
A REPUBL/C WOULD ISE PRO-
CIAIMED IF IIE MIAOW) TO
ARMY OFFICERS
OFFERS SEAT TO mEIGISEN
Gordon Wilson, Conservativi
member - elect, for WentWorth,
wilt) offered h1 seat to Hen. Ar-
thur Meighen as soon as bo
learned of his leader's defeat.
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SLATED FOR THE BENCH
Hon. Jacob Nicol, Provincial Trea-
surer for Quebec, who it is expected
will be appointed very shortly as
Judge of the Superior Court.
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• ' POUNDERS OF GERMAN REPUBLIC HONORED •
Memorial monument to Ebert, Erzberger and Rothenau, three leaders who did much to found duo
German Republic, recently dedicated in`Berlin.
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MISS AMERICA FOR 1926 '
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Miss Norma Smallwood, of Tulsa, Okla., has been chosen "Miss America, 1926," the judges select-
ing her from entrants from all sections of the country, The title carries with it possession of the golden
mermaid for a year and $1,000. Mists Smallwood had provious/y been adjudged the best dressed girl in an
evening gown aturshe is the first young woman to carry off both prizes at the annual contest. She is 22
years old, 5 feet four inches tall, weighs .120 poun.tis, has blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin. She was
crowned by De Wolf Hopper in the role of King Neptune. Photo shows the new queen of beauty as
"Miss Tulsa" and in her robes as "Miss America."
FREE STATE DELEGATE
Desmond ritzgerald4 Irish ,,Free
State delegate to the League of
TO TEACH MUSIC IN CHTNA.
MO Anne Lehman, A,T.C.M., of
StoUffville, Ont., appointed to the
Canadian School for Missionaries.
Children at Chengtu, will be .the
first professionat teacher of musio
Nations, who claims to be -uphold-
ing the rights or all small nations
by applying for a seat in'the coun-
cil. Mr. Fitzgerald was formerlY
Sinn Fein Minister of PrOpaganda,
in the western half or China. She
io'••••—"--"""*"*.-•••31 IS an Assoble.te of the Toronto Con-
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• seivatory of MUSIC and her work
.he with the West China Ms-
, Sion, United Church of Canada.
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WIND INDICATOR FOR
AVIATORS .4.
Unique contrivance used by the
Post Office Deparbfient to enable
an aviator high in, the air, to
determine the direction' of the
wind, thus aiding materially in
landing planes safely,
FACES SG LAWSUIT
Wfllam T. Lucas, M.P., for Cam.
rose, Alberta, against whom Hon.
Jacques Bureau, former Minister of
Ougtorns, has entered eult for Moe,
000, alleging libel during the courSa
of a speech delivers& at Stettler.
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VETERAN MEETS DEFEAT
W. F. MacLean
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, LONDOI"S COUNTRYSIDE.
Not more than three Minutes' walk from, Trafalgar Square IS
his adetio of gentle rural pea. The photograph clods net "belie the'
Pirit ot the place, Which is jutt cahil C,3 the Picture taggeeta.
he 'Water towl in St, Ittints's Park aro O. content' as if they were
Milts Olit the colintry, There I bridge across this rend front
which ono of Loudon's roost farttotia views is obtained, Te westward,
throngn the t446g. are glimpliot Iluckingbam Paiate, and east-
glinVite'S Ott Y of tto tops a oo oyerniroat t)1,11).4i1,10419,A *AO,—
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The usually peppell l,11(1ir�s
fill third baseman for the
loll Reds, now tied with St, LOUIS
for Xiitienal League honors, is not
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$t II Heping to Figure In World's Series,
rota^ of the 1,Ittsburg Pirates who are dlost enough on the 'heels of St, Lauth and Cineiltriati to i'e-
� landing the NationsILettgue Flog. "RIM" Cuyier, outiltider, Sterns to be stepping,* !Ate
Max Cartes shots in fielding, hitting and baserunningl, Ititober "Fde thevoods when Used:
"ttay Kreiner d1 od work on the mound in last year's world serias Glen %Fright, hoot& baseman
its
not exactlY'silIndhg but gall AltYne, nested .1)1 VitttihUrg ttort the Pulite cOest LealueteetiOr .
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flooded coUntrysicle, lto tiM dean n that this little gin to 'in the
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