lililliiiiil mmmmu- 'llllllllllllllillll PWJPM awe/waitgvefiy . (@1923. Pacific & Atlantic I‘hotoa. Inc.) Fireman Joseph McLaughlin, one of heroes of holocaust, examining one of the rooms in which four inmates perished. Where Every Prospect Pleases ( By Pacific & Atlantic) Photographers at Balm Beach seldom ask their subjects '. to smile or look their prettiest. It just comes natural to anybody who’s down there. Look at Mrs. H. Myers of N ew York sunning herself on the beach. It Aviators Have Lucky Escape ‘ ' B ‘ 0 Despite bmk?“ propeller blade, these aviatblfsplafzmndleallsfiely at Port JerS, N. Y., dur' ‘ - which recently struck Neigngf-ight of Wild sale and storm "3xiiiliillilili‘lliiillili“film ', y'l‘t‘u; WIIA rs m7 'Armed With pikepoles, firemen, who had previously risked their: lives in noble work of rescue, worked all day long in flame-wrecked structure in their search for bodies. Theirs was a grim, cold task. Firemen carrying‘but body of victim from ruins. ’ He’s Aristocrat Among Peacocks ‘ ‘Aristocrat'emong the: many peacocks at the‘NeviYork 260‘ >\ is the'one pictured above. While the rest of its fellows i311 - thezoo aregorgeously colored, it stands alone because 11: 18811 one color—snowy white. ~ 5 . 4'; _ : L '1 ‘ :‘ mill Loses Wardrobe Fire which completely wrecked the Cosmopolitan Studio in NeW'York for loss 0 f ' »$1;000;000, wiped o u t wardrobel'of Mel-ion Davies, stat-of the company. ' ; ~ f‘ ‘v '- (A m *sz 'Canal, Captain Alfred W. ... up. win w ,;,; N '. ,v m.- u. r Where 25 Perished and 900 Escaped in Fire 'Wh’ich Smept- Hospital, for, Insane, Ward’s Island, N. Y., Graphically Told in Pic ‘ l - . Firemen had to scsic icy laddcrs to top 5 ings to gain cu rarce to rooms: in their :‘z- r the fire fighters were iry'ured in work of rescue. and dangerous by the cold weather. New Boss (Br Pacific & Atlantic) The new maritime superm- tendent of the Panama, '5 bobbed-3.11" legi la t or, would 2:1: Klux Klan and ‘ duccd bill which has 5' something. Hinds, gained fame by taking Root Commlssion to Russxa. . German Mine Disaster (By Pacific & Allailf i More than one hundred miners died from virulent gasés in mine»'disaster'near Beuthen, Germany. Photo shows . one body being taken from the mine. 7 O - " (copyrighe 1923, Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc-I m» , . . - ' in lu‘ifl' * .1 ’l A . , Ii \ \x: \ x;
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