seems, we? 29,. mm —"|—— ,M . ILLUSTRATI TAKES MARlTlMI-I LAW COURSE BEFORE MAST. \- ,_ -. A”. Mme. Strohschneider, Viennese-beauty and owner of famous pearls, , , who may make her permanent abode in Italy. . _ William Mahler, a noted admiralty attorney. sweeping decks aboard ~ , - the steamship Haiti, on which he shipped as an ordinary ’seaman. He believes it is necessary for him to know by astual experience the con- ditions" under which sailors work in order to make more effective ‘ alerts for instico for his‘clients. out: or UNCLE snws 51x ABLE PORTIAS. ANOTHER SORDID CRIME. 3+ Upper left—Muss Regina W‘l- lett of Paterson. the youngest of the 100 winners in popularity contests conducted by the American Committee for Devas- tated France. all of whom' are about to go on a tour of, battle regions. Several gold star mothers are in the delegation. Right—Miss Marion Berry of Cleveland. To have been se- lected in the contest required a minimum of 80,000 votes. Miss Berry is connected with the Union Trust Company of Cleve- land. Right—Miss Agnes Doheny of San Francisco, who was “'adopted" by the National Demo- cratic Convention and the ' Knights of Columbus, ~~~—., A. TROOPS ENCA'MP IN MINE AREA READY FOR DISORDERS. ‘ ""3." : . . ... ,. ”my. . v Another chapter in the life of John Reisl r, boxing manager and promoter of fights, known as “John the Barber," had a tragic ' ending when Bertha Katz, his sister-in-law, was shot and killed in, her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. The shooting is said to have been com‘ .mitted by Mrs. Minnie Roisler, who charged Miss Katz with steal- ing her'husband's love. On her deathbed, Miss Katz charged Morris Reisler, eldest son of Mrs. Reisler with the shooting. Mrs. Reisler: however, says that her son is innocent of the crime and that she i; killed her sister. This picture, taken in the Raymond Street Jaii,‘ 1* ~' shows, from left to right (seated) George Reisler, Mrs. Minnie i Reisler and Max Katz. Morris Reisler is standing. « «urea—hie" ' Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney—General, in charge of enforcmg all Governmenbtaxation statutes other than the customs in eighty-six Federal districts. * 7 ‘ National Guardsmen and regulars setting up camp at the Lackawanna Steel Company mine at cokes- , burg, Pa... wheredhey were ordered following a small disturbance. A committee of Mayors from five cities ' , - Situated in the Pennsylvania coal mining area have warned President Harding of a "possibility of dis-v ’ ' order" should the mine operators attempt to open the mines with military aid. , , ' ' ”“45..- VISITED WHITE HOUSE. “THREE cosmos WHO nearer) OPEN NEW COUNTY HALL m LONDON. GEN. FAYOLLE MADE MARSHALL OF. F RANCH, 'w/mflfi" ‘ - - , We- .- w
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