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Thu--photogmph shows Russian {minefiwlctgm waiting tor a river steamer to take them to a refuge
camp, where they will be given flood and cioJiing sail taken caire’ ot The Ame: ica‘n Relief Administratioh
has established a food remitm~deparime3t a: ifafimdway, New York city. where food may be bought
for de‘rivery to specified persons in Eta-382a. . _ ,
Miss Giru‘ ya Roy. photographed while chattiixg to he: pilot before
he goes on over the flying field at Los AngeEes. She win attempt a
1?. 3'69? :: aarac‘mue leap from her plane in the near future. »
The arrest of “James W Hathaway" in Boston on a larcenrj charge
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C V 5 TI? TO BLJSENESS GiRLS ‘ * ». 1 ' ‘ ' " ' ber 23 she married Miss Louise xecbtler of Somervme, Mass. They ,
have since lived as man and wife in a waging house. the "wire never
[earning her. “husban " was a woman. “ Hathaway" was arrested on on
“head attempt be commit larceny, f‘He" resisted and, when an smear
was aboxit to use force. ex laimed “would you strike a wanna?"
“James' is shown on the left of the pictureuw w.th a police inspector;
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Pierce Strebeighl From amenity renible' sources comes the tutor-
mating that Mr. Bonaparte (g being gpr [mod to ascend the vacant m:
banian throne. Albania has been without a role:- since 1914, when-
William of Wiémfled to suuermnd at the outbreak- ot the world war.
A commiss‘ion- was named to (seat-chm s an eligible prospect. The
search first turned to Engla'nd, ieterto erica. It 13 known that A.’
J. Chekrevl. High Commissioner or the Balkan nation. has had severe!
confereilcefi with; Mr. Bonaparte That he will be asked to become King
or the Bantam nation is the opinion or many in automatic circles. Mr.
, Bonapame is a grandnephew of the famous Napoleon of Franée,
p, Jars. Nor-v9 .‘V. Pan}, vice-president of the National Underwriter.
and iknoivn as Chicago’s most Successful business woman, whose old-'- 7 I A - -
vice is “Don’t. let the boss see you powder, " and who also says wonien '
do not kn'o'w When to stop talking.
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