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Risks Life to Give Crowd Thrill
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Lighter, with cargo from sieamer Buckley, which ran aground ofl‘ Long Beach, L. 1., was
frozen when it arrived in New York during the coldest March 29 in fifty-one years.
Forty Years of Easter Hats—T he Changes Wrought by Time '
Vacationists at Miami, IF 1a., were startled by the nervy
diving exhibition of Mrs. Cyril Ring. who plunged from
wing of fast traveling plane into water. ‘
Smart
In 1883 this was all Lhc rage. This “went big" in 1893. Stunning was this in 1903. In 1913 this was typical.
Arrny Blimn to Make Daring: Flight Over Niagara Falls
(ll) Pacific A Atlannr)
Phi Beta Kappa, one of the
most prominent fraternities
of Columbia University, has
added Edward Roche
Hardy, boy prodigy. to its
membership. Hardy, 14, is
‘- youngest student ever to be
'4 admitted to I’. B. K.
Ill liaste T (lLy l‘acd‘w a- .‘l‘ri=:'h~)
The TC-l. Uncle Sam’s newest blimp, with a cargo of 3,600
pounds of bombs, will fly from Akron, 0., to Niagara Falls
and return in maiden cruise.
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Poetic
@111:an SENTINEL . '
One day after engagement
'announcement Vivian
O'Gara, Chicago society
girl (in costume), was mar-
ried to F. K. Weyerhaeuser
of Tacoma, Wash., name-
sake and part heir of late
grandfather’s $300,000,000
estate.
War Trophies for U.
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(By Pacific 1: Atlantic)
Mrs. Elinor H. Wylie:
Washington poetcss, twice
married, announces she will
wed William R. Bennet,
New York poet.
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no 8 Atlantic)
At Port Newark, N. J., are thousands ofzh'als and guns
captured from Germany during war that 'will decorate
country school yards or city parks
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Fire. W'ipes Out Village
The historic little village of
Martinsvillé, N. J ., was gut-
ted by fire. Photo shows all
t hat remains of fifteen
houses.
‘Denial
(By Pacific J: Atlantic)
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Miss Elizabeth L. McCaul-
ley of Brookline, Mass,
denies she was person figur~
ing in William S. Hart case,
the supposed mother of his
child. .
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In competition wi t h t h e
strongest array of handball
artists seen in one tourna-
ment in years, Joe Murray,
San Francisco, won national
title at St. Paul, Minn.
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my Pacino} Atlantic)
If before he dies Paul Rud-
ner, 93, Washingto‘n,’ D. C.,
-newsboy, gets $40,000 owed
him by Government as Civil
War vet’s wodnd pension,
due ditty-five years ago,
he’ll buy new teeth and
tobacco, he says.
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lN THE NEWS
Outshining Old Man Sun
(B! Pacific an Atlantic“)
And this year we have these.
Former Queen of Movies Named
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Lillian Walker, who several
years ago was considered
most beautiful woman on
the screen has been named
with several other women
by Mrs. William Wilkinson,
who is suing millionaire
husband for divorce.
Daring Timber Topper
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Even on rainy days New
,York kiddies acquire a
healthy coat of tan through
medium of quartz la in p
(Alpine sunshine) installed
at health center.
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Prize Wznner
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Award of $100 has been
made to A. E. Wilde. mail
equipment post office em~
ploye at Washington, D. C..
for inventing accident proof
punch presses.
Modern "
With exit of yesteryear‘s
cigar store Indians. flapper
squaw has come into own.
This one is in New York
City.
is: Pacino 1. Atlantic)
Miss Josefe’ Hoffman finds timber topping at Aiken, S, C.,
very exciting.
(Comm 1.23. Pch' & Ado-tic Photos, Inc.
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