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(By Pacific .1 Atlantic)
A glimpse into the Philadelphia Navy Yard revealed the newly installed world’s largest
crane, which is capable of lifting more than 500 tons in one load and is the most valuable
mechanism of its kind (‘Vk'l' constructed. Comparison with the smaller crane in the fore-
ground gives an idea of the crane’s immensity.
Winter Sports Now in Full Swing
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Seena Owen. film actress. former Wife of George \Valsh,
in first photograph with her daughter. Patricia, said she 4'
was happy divorced and would never wed again5 . ,. ' ' ‘ ‘h
Raises Tim-ber VWolf for Pet
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An exciting moment on a liolislod with all hands leaning ’way over as the sled rounds ,a.
curve. There’s a thrill in every loot of a ride like this. ‘
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(By Pacific a Atlantic)
Dr. Albert Lorenz Jr., son of famous Viennese surgeon,
and Baroness Sinnkovics, both shown above, applied for
marriage license in New York and were refused because
Baroness could not produce proper divorce document.
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('im'nun almost two yours ago deter-
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Here With Classy French Bootwear!
( By Pacific & Atlantic)
This Chicago business man, S. A. Grimshaw, believes that
a dog is too docile and tame a pet, and so he’s taken into
his home a timber wolf for companion. The beast finally
_succumbed to care and affection, and he’s here seen
obediently answering his master's slightest command:
Tough Pickin’ ; “ Two Too Many
melee failure of a bank
in which most of his funds
the aerial mail service in Italy.
gave his blessings to the fair pas-
ho made the first trip. This photo-
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shows the group just before the‘
The incident is unique in that it
ever officiated at such a ceremony,
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The Misses Ricard (left) and Irving were‘thefialkgof the
shi when they appeared on deck wearing .thesermart
high-top shoes. They
' 'larl elaborate French boots‘iobeshown at. _
more of sum Shoe Exhibit opening ‘sfithe'celiseum‘
the Internation
in Chicago, .
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were invested wasthe rea-
son-given bylhinee Ange"
(above), eldest son of the
Prince fof, Valdemar. uncie
”of the " King of‘
for-entering the' iron 21"
service of the French For-
eignLegion. He has enlisted -
for aperiod of fiVe years.
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It’s easier to ride ’em than .
pick 'em, is adVice of Tod
' Sloan, former American, '_
champion jockey, now. try. 7
ing to beat bookies at Tia
Juana. '
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Stockwellswas arraigned "in
Neyfl York on .,bigamy
‘ chargejwo women claim-
ing he married'them.
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