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The first long lap of their round-the—world trip by auto being i
completed, John Milner (left) and Bob Bronson, both col-
. lege boys, who are making their way by selling shoestrings
as only means of livelihood, arrived in N. Y. from Seattle.
The Tiger at Mount Vernon
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' The fifth anniversa \ of the, gicat evolution was duh celebrated in Russia. This shows
a float of railroad u orkers in the big pa‘ade w}: ich featur- ‘ the demonstration in the
city of Moscow.
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Mrs. Marguerite Harrison,
American writer on Russia,
is reported as arrested by
Soviet officials and, dis-
patches say, is to be jailed.
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\ntoinctta Ajello. i. to bum \eaily (>;' All Souls” Day;
It may last eightwn centurion it V1112; mdcicd In orphan
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1‘ ext Queen This picturesque photo shows Georges Clemenceau (left) 1,
at the entrance to George Washington’s sgrave. The noted .
' Frenchman was the guest of President Harding at luncheon
and later addressed the conference on public opinion on 1 :
world peace. - —
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(11y Pacific & Atlantic) ,
Civilian garb for Gen. Pershing has been giouing 1r ore I' 1
and more a common right, but here is the 13““ occasion
the camera has caught him in meninp: clot‘. aes for a long
time. He is shown attending: a Chicago char‘h ball “ith
Mrs. Potter Palmer (left) and Mis. John Borden.
Leave New York for Italy’s Warmth
( By Pacific .1. Atlantic)
The latest person named by
rumor as engaged to the
Prince of Wales is Lady
Mary Cambridge (above). ., _ .
daughter 0f the Marquis 0f , Legion Commander Owsley (left, with I. T. Bush) told New 1;
Cambridge. York Chamber of Commerce our first obligation is re- ~. 1
‘ . _ habilitation of sick soldiers. . 1 f”
Talk about your leading ladies! Here’s one caught by mo-
”on picture camera. Lady Silver 1s aqu- blooded wolf, and,
:ill leading ladie, exceedingly proud of her fur coat.’
Honored ' $465,000
They Just Squeezed Into the U. S. A. ' 7 .. Qf
William J. Donovan, 'l‘hat sum was awarded to
‘Wmader of the 165th Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Wood.
These girls Were smog the immigrant Italian brides who squeezed into a... U S. A., the ..
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