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“Homeward Bound at Last,” Yankees Cry'as the St. Mihiel Thrust Ofl‘ Her Gables Her Fortune Stolen
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lhe l‘reneh give farewell salute to our flag.
The police of New York have broadcasted for the arrest
of a peddler who is alleged to have stolen jewels amount-
. ing to $250,000 from Mrs. David G. Joyce (above).
' ‘ .Just Like That!
. . (By Pacific 5: Atlantic)
For the last time the flag comes down from Ehrenbreitenstein.
The hauling down of the cdlors, ending the American stay on the Rhine, the last ceremony
of our troops leavmg Coblenz, the departure of an American soldier and his family and
known in the stage is made
by Glenn Hunter. In the
first scene Hunter wears
dinner clothes. In the next
he wears a negligee shirt,
an old coat and trousers,
rumpled socks and dilapi-
dated shoes. He makes the
change in one and a half
minutes.
my PM“. Mum“ ‘ the embarkation at Ant- A change of attire that is
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Aimrd the St. Mimi. homoward bound at last. an American douflh- MID» {"9 Pict9r8-“3 told m Muss Congressman Just F annoy. said to be the quickest
m» looks back at the Old World, wherein he found this bride he is above Illustrations. '
bruising back home with their baby.
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Getting Ready for the Orange Blossoms
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A Bit Bizarre
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For two years, while her father. Representa- In London, Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, Washing-
tive Mansfield of Texas, was ill, his daughter, ton, D. 0., police official (talkingto “bobby”),
Jacqueline, twenty-two, did his work. found need for chaperons.
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Arrest of German Coal Kings by French Soldiers
(By Pacific A Atlantic)
This is the first posed pic-
ture of Charlie Chaplin and
Pola Negri since their en-
gagement and shows them
admitting their betrothal at
Del Monte, Cal.
(By Pacific; Atlantic)
This picture shows the are
rest of the- German coal
magnates in the Ruhr for
failure to obey French
dictates. Accompanied by
French soldiers, they are
(left to right) Tengelmann,
Kenton, >Wustenhofer and
Thyssen. V
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That describes this cos-
tume which Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte, promi-
nent New York and Phila-
. delphia society woman, has
startled Palm Beach with
this winter.
The love nest being built by Charlie for Polo.
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