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der Brigham H. Roberts '
(above) will send 150 mis- These vegetables and fruits, displayed by Verna. Silcox, were raised in California.
sionaries here soon. Suburbanites take notice.
The High Sign! Navy
(By Pacific & Atlantic!
This air giant. the dirigible ZR-l, being built at Lake-
hurst. N. J.. will have trial flight in July. The great frame
shown above is now ready for its covering.
Ropes Love After World Jaunt
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Lieut. Betta. Admiral Mofi'et and Lieut. Commander Kraus,
(left to right), are shown inspecting new naval plane
So says Robert Henderson Miss Vida O‘Pugh, Washington, D. 0., who signs nearly
motor which ran 600 hours without stopping.
of Mankato. Minn., twice 400 documents in President Harding's name each day, is
erroneously reported dead. the only woman who has that authority.
Laddie Boy Joyously Welcomes President and Mrs. Harding on Their Ret ion
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S-lmm-l Mirich. Colorado rancher, claims long distance mate
l unting record, twice sailing to Siberia and finally captur- ,
mg childhood sweetheart, Andja. .
Imprisoned Fourteen Hours
I M" l _ . . Ladd Boy welcomed President Harding just as enthusi-
Aftm‘ 1441011? imprisonment by playmates m refrigerator astic‘ 1y as though he was saying “Hello" to plain Mr.
3: ('amdcn, N. J., William Elberson was rescued. Harding on front porch at
. . Marion, Ohio. , (newcadd tic)
Fumral 0f Amerwan war Veteran In France C 10 S The Mistress of the White House returns. “
* - ye "’8 Iveep" President and Mrs. Harding returned to Washington after
‘ five weeks’ vacation in South.
"A terrific storm, sweeping Philadelphia, did greatest . . .
damage known there in several years. Huge trees were E..O. Lucas, an undertaker of Passalc, N. 1., has brought
felled, roofs blown from dwelling houses (as shown above) gfihafimwtffligmw mm! f1?! $110000 15°” 11m
and signs and ' down. The storm halted 91' e wanking 1m ose hmw
-. > ' ' f Cor ral C. H. Thoma at’Suresnes Cemetery.
1mg: gill-ti? v:Vl‘fihgisfiaegrlad, $131 0311;; ‘ilied egotuberculosis, resulting, from his war ser-
ms. Ho'leaveo . widow (heavily veiled all photo) and one mid.
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