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STILLMAN cums as MOVIE ACTOR.
Fred Beauvals Canadian guide often named in th Still
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vorce case. is the hero of a screen drama called “The ionely Trail,"
now being produced. Beauvais also helped in writing and directing
the film. which shows scenes in the Canadian north woods;
MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN JUGO-SLAVIA.
Photo by Underwood i Underwood.
Schmledek was awarded first prize in a national
The photo shows her attired in
Mme Liesal
beauty contest recently at Belgrade.
her ntalonal costume.
HEINIE GROH AGAIN BECOMES A GIANT.
Bessie Groh, acquired by the New York Giants from Cincinnati in
THIS SHOWS A BATTLESHIP CAN BE CONVERTED TO PEACE CRAFT.
‘ This photograph shows the former German battleship cruiser Odin. which has been transformed into
a steamer by the same name. It is seen passing through the Kiel Canal with a cargo of locomotives to be
exported. The locomotives were made at the Krupp works. where huge cannon and war implements were
formerly made. Should the disarmament conference succeed in its motive. doomed battleships will in all
probability be converted to peace time craft such as this former battleship. which was once Germany's
greatest warship
Prof. C. F. Marvin. chief of the United States Weaihe'
Washington, linking over the records and gettinv SUN» .11
probabie future.
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Erik Hangenlacker. the Ger—
man blllinrd champion. who is
Credited with a run of 768 at 18::
balkllne, is now in America. He
comes with the intention of
meeting some or our foremost
stars and contends that he will
hold hid own.
An attempt to break the world's altitude record with four or more
passengers will be made shortly by, Lloyd -W. Bertaud. coholder with
Eddie Stlnson ofthe world's endurance record. The attempt, however,
is contingent upon the full recovery of the pilot from the effects of his
last flight. which added to the laurel: of the United States in all things
aeronautical. This exclusiw photograph of Bertaud is the latest one
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tuna fish. weighing 165% pounds, which she caught off banal i .:_.. .n
COUNTESS REFUSES DIVORCE. . Islands, Cal. The fish was the largest of its kind landed thi< l‘u-‘- ‘93‘
son, and it required‘two hours and forty-one minutes t. m
Capt. Walker of her fishing boat is shown in the picture. bu :1le
from assisting to haul the fish aboard, he had no part in ‘1 ~ L
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