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Upper picture shows Mr
Mrs. Eugene T. Grace. '17
Grace is president or the Be“
lehem Steel Corporation and s
on a business trip. They em
on tht Olympic. Margaret t;
Christie (in circle), a r‘epreszg.
tative of Anne Morgan. is aboard
the Savoie. She is bouzzri for
France, where she will mn‘r 1
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rangements for one hundred
Ameriran girls, who will tour
devastated France inter. ‘
Two of the miners who took part in the mine war at Cliftonville, West Virginia, arrested by mine
guards. Seven were killed and over a score wounded during the pitched battle between deputies and
a mob of striking miners who attacked the Clifton Mine of the Richland Coal Company. =-
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(Copyright. R. Tait McKenzie.)
This statue \‘as designed by Dr. R. Tait McKenzie for the men of . l): {VIATRONLY PR!“ :53. - URGES UNlTY-
gcambridgeshire. under commission by Cambridge University. Dr. Mc— .
tKenzie. besides being 9 famous sculptor, is director or physical oduca~ ' ‘ x f . .
$110!] at the University of j‘ennsylvunia.
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Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin, a mem-
ber of the Sioux tribe educated
in Boston, is lecturing in Cali-
fornia in an endeavor to pro-
mote a better understanding be-
tween the white and red races.
Princess Margaretha, daughter of Prince Carl of Sweden and wife
0! Prince Axel of Denmark, with her infant son. the grandson of the
King‘or Denmark. '
> - PRETTY ORGANIST AND MINISTER WHO ELOPED.
‘ READY FOR TROUBLE. ‘2‘” ' - _
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Viscountess Cowdray of Midhurst, wife of England’s “011 King“.
the former Weetman Pearson. who constructed the tunnels under the
East River, New York. an engineering feat at that time consxdered
the greatest in history.
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:Postmaster General Herbert Work is here seen purchasing the
rat new special delivery stamps. which show a motorcycle on the
'j instead of a bicycle as of old- ‘ .
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CHIROPRACTOR SUED FOR $100,000.
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Major—General John _D. Hines. Esther Hughes. nineteen years old, and the Rev. Walter Culp o!
commander of the Eighth Corps Spring Valley, Ohio, who sloped to Port Huron. Mich-g where they were
area. with headquarters at San placed under arrest. The Rev. Culp is the father of nine children.
Antonio, Texas. is holding his . When found the couple were peeling potatoes in one of Port Hurons
troops in readiness in case or - hotels. Miss Hughes was an organist in the Rev. Culp‘s church. The
disorders resulting from the rail photograph shows Esther Hughes and the Rev. Walter (3qu of Spring
strike, l Valley, Ohio, who sloped. » = ,-
MILLION IN PROPERTY LOST WHEN DAM BUR§TS.
Merton. the sut- L. . uhotograph. is the first
"to apply 101‘ poaitir . carrier” in the American
. ' Tho pout in t!"- 6v" . u loads to that of Minister '
sun a. Columns; ., girl. who servgd inFraneo ‘ .
~ (laminates tor Demented—Franco. ..-«; ’ 1‘ ‘ ~
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