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Beauty Basks in Be'ach’s.B
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( By Pacific J; Atlantic)
Societv folks are not alone in enjoying the balmy breezes at Palm Beach. 'Here we have
none other than Helen Lee Worthing, Follies beauty (gingham bathing su1t ’n all), revel-
ing in the sand and in the adoring glances of Conrad Post, son of a wealthy Philadelphia
banker. Miss Worthing. sports a bracelet of diamonds and sapphires.
Naval Hero Kidnaps Own Son
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On charge of kidnaping his own son, Morris S. Brown,
holder of several naval decorations for bravery during war,
has landed in San Diego, Cal., jail. A court order had given
the baby, Billy, three, to his mother during divorce pro-
ceedings. The father took the boy from Seattle, Wash., to
California. Here’s accused father and his son.
$1,000 a Week
Mrs. Jerome N. Mrsflermsn
Bonaparte Oelrichs
Can you imagine coughing
up $1,000 a week in «order
to exist. That is the price
it is costing sorqe of Amer-
ica’s richest men and women
who are sojourning for the
winter months at Palm
'Beach at one of America’s
most exclusive clubs. Among
the members are Mrs.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Berlin subway, Fate One-Half» cent
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( By Pacific & Atlantic)
Nine years’ toil ‘has built for Berlin, Germany, huge
modern subway (shown above), on which U. S. nickel
would be four and one-half cents too much fare. Like
our own subway, one follows the arrow.
The Dead Lives‘
(Bv Pacific 5: Atlantic)
Thought dead ten days after birth, Daniel Isaacson (right,
with twin Dorothy) was resuscitated by Dr. Philip Minin-
and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs.
He Got It
I When ' Al . . ’. . (nyPacincsAmnuc)
' a grocer m toona, Pa., ordered coa. the obliging truck driver delivered it, truck
anu an, light “MO 1115 more, as this Pieture shows. p ‘.
'Missing Fortune May Furnish Cléw _
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Mrs. Earle Remington
, Police are now trying to discover how i i " V
’ slain Los {fingeles millionaireraviator, spen’ Ezrllfiisnflgllgitggg
of dollars In SIX months. His ‘leavinglwidow. “br W ' . '
bring clew to his slayer. eke” may
berg in Brooklyn, N. Y., hospital by unusual stimulant.
Subpoenaed
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Peggy Marsh Johnson failed
to elude process server in
five-mile chase t h r o u g h
London streets and mu st
appear as a witness in sen-
. sational divorce suit against
‘ Fae Cohen Furness, for-
merly of New York. .
Ofl’ers Solution
Charles M. Schwab believes
that an international com-
mission of business men,
with American participa-
tion, should» settle Europe’s
tangled reparations problem .
Even the President Feels Pinch Of Coal Shortage
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7 Exercise the Best Tonic
“Daily Dozen’.’ methods have been invoked by nurses at
Post-Graduate ’Hospital, New .York, as best method of
maintaining health. Here, one of the angels of mercv is
shown doing a handistand with the aid of an instructfesS
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4 - Poses With His M. D.
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Dr.» H. F. Bigger. of Cleveland, 0., has been personal
physician to John D. Rockefeller (right) for forty-five
years, but this photo, taken at Ormond Beach, Fla.. is the.
only_one ever taken of the two together.
Opera Singer 00‘ to Europe
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' g 3 “St; Mrs. George Polacco, known on the operatic
stage as Edith Mason, sailed recently aboard the steam-
ship France'for Europe, ,
elfjfou encountérrdifiiculty in getting coal perhaps you can
get s'ome consolation from learning that PreSIdent Harding
8180 feels-the pinch of the black diamond shortage. Here a
workman‘isseenx stocking Executive Mansion With fire logs.
‘ I ‘ (Cain’s-fight, 1e23, has: 1; Atlantic Photos. be}.
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