Judge — July 24, 1920 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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July 24, 1920 UBSCRIPTIONS yeur demand. VOLUME 1 Che Hallphoo Bugle A NEWSPAPER with @ HUNCH BALLYHOO, JULY 24, 1920 CLAIMS INFANT IS NOT HER OWN Beautiful Daughter of Egyptian Potentate Takes Legal Steps to Reported to Have Been Found on Banks of Nile River Succession to Throne Threatened— Pharaoh Orders Sweeping Investigation By Our Special Correspondent K¥NDALL BANNING Prrnom, Ecver, July 24—Princess Elishba, the beautitul 18-year old dav King of Egypt. has appealed to the Municipal Court for a writ of adoption of the three-months- old male child which she claims to have found last Thursday afternoon on the banks of the Nile River, near the outskirts of the ci Owing to the unusual circumstances that surround the case, and to the possibility that such action may affect the rights of succession to the throne, it is con- sidered unlikely that the court will ren decision in the matter until the next session. by which time it is expected that the investigation that has been orderud by the king will kave been completed. According to a statement issued yesterday morning at the palace, the princess accompanied by some friends was bathing in the river at Korah Point, about four miles north of the city, when she discovered in the bulrushes a basket, made waterproof by the application ef hmeand pitch, in which it is alleged the infant was feund. No marks of identification could be found that might assist the police in locating the parents. When a reporter called at the palace last eve- ning the princess refused to be interviewed, but a ite woman known as Miriam, who has been engaged as nurse for the child, made the following statement “The child is in excellent health and appar- ently none the worse for its harrowing experience. It is considered likely that its mother, unable to support it, resorted to this means of finding a suitable home for the child. The attempts that have been made in certain quarters to discredit the details as already given to the press may be attributed to politics end are entirely without foundation The river at Korah Peint is muddy and thickly grown with weeds. The reason why the princess and her party should have selected this Adopt Foundling | remote spot for bathing in preference to the beaches nearer the city is not known. It is reported that the infant has been named Moses. Raamses, Eovret, July 24—Abidu, the wealthy young Egyptian of this city and promi- nent socially, who has been reported engaged on several occasions to the Princess Elishba, denies any knowledge of the infant recently said to have been cred at Kerah Point other than that ly given to the public. He states that tumors of his engagement to the princess are entirely errcneous. Local News Mr. and Mrs. Frekwent Spatts inform: tained the neighbors last evening at an An entertainment present, was th up in the Pudd Squotts, our town constable, says this newspaper must be hard up for adver- tising when it has to use up a whole page on just one department store. 33 NUMBER 7 Personal Mention to th. 4, illustrate but we can't do it yet because 1 he would. le for a handsome set and with text by the didn't send “em like We saw a young man driving alon flivver after the matinee Wed. I, M.& we like Held. Are we right, Johnny? the Rialto in a ought it looked Chester £ Garde, the well-known Secret Surface Agent, t for drawing. It always scares us stiff to the umbrella we're carrying has our initials roy Burton, the fa with the Le ¢ a speech. acct. of being so scarce s International journalist, ‘e-Judge stall recently and Pom says the paper shortage, on getting serious Ellison Hoover came out of the Dalton pool long enough on Thurs, t h off nis regular penandink page tor Judge. When we met Ellis he nad two books with him, one on water-color, and the other on submarines. E. V, Lucas, the distinguished English oovetist. and “Punch” contrib, was the guest at a gay luncheon with the staff in che Judee dining-room recently The merry quip jest was bandied about, everyone Uidded back and atn be w ie with one thing and another a fine time was had CW. Anderson wa Andy threat he Judee vide. because every time he ventures out on the streets to come wa town the autos all pick on him so. Chased by an auto again yesterday Harry Hamiltc humorist, seems to nave he got othe t ond times ftings. and t later father hart told it to him, how olf Harsy really is. Sometimes we C.F. Peters, tne musical sharp, beau brummel) aod artist. Complains that there's been practically ao skating or ak of ja Briarclift Manor for months. CF veto Winnipeg. They aill bave h, Pete? to Green Lake, Fulton Co. NY, took his sketch pols with him jew scenes in that vicinity, he sys. might paint ef Mrs. Norman Rockwell dragged Norm away (rom his work long 2 to take him to see “Sher Acres” at Loew's F Norm says the wreck scenes w Toussy Fa or and other a ic subjects, has a brother, Sandford Tousey, who ften draws for Judge, devoting himself mostly te comic Me. Fangel, is also an We expected to get a post-canl fre time, but we didn't. Fred is tah f the Mame coast and may write « pic Werkty about cod-fishing & other water If Fred writes one it will he 2 good one 0. k. n Fred Splitstone by G. Mamilton, and there know ot raises finer cattle th: a trip to Youngstown, Clevelan Grant reports the country looking w probably aa art-director we , has just ret |, Cingianati & bi 1 flalo. Ralph Barton has gone to Paris, the well kaown am ment-resort, to gather more material for illustrations to Walt Mason's stuff. Barty took bis bicycle with him and may ride about sight seeing some. + is sharpening up hi tures of the Americ rey pencils preparatory 's Cup Races. As tation comicbooks.com