Symmetrical? Well, Yes!
Shapely—that's the adjective which describes Helen Bol-
ton. Miss Bolton's friends say she has the finest figure on
the stage. And Miss Bolton is the last person in the world
to dispute her friends’ statements. Here‘s her picture.
Judge for yourself.
Record Breaker Has Lucky Escape
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In attempt to take on on Wilbur Wright I‘inid‘. Dayton. 0..
Lieut. L. J. Maitland's Curtiss Bullet skidded and nosed
over on propeller end.
One of Animal Kingdom’s Beauties
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Coming from one of the handsomest races in the animal
kingdom, the blessbok, pictured above, is considered by
naturalists to be about the finest representative of its
family. It is an antelope from the Transvaal and the
Orange Free State. ,
Eat-German Liner A ground With Passengers and Cargo
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THE NEWS
Posse Captures Four Escaped Madmen
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Kegs of gold coin—42,000,000 worth—and bricks of pure
silver—250 of them—a valuable cargo indeed, were shipped
from the United States to Liverpool and are shown being
rolled down the chute of the Baltic, destined for Bombay.
(81 Pacific & Atlantic)
State Trooper Cady, John
Hawkins, shot in thigh;
Detective Leadbitter, hit on
chin; Frank James, shot in
abdomen, and Under Sheriff
C. F. Close (left to right)
were principals in capture
of four fugitives from Mat-
tewan prison, New York.
Hawkins and James, to-
gether with John Coffey and
Marquis Curtis, made dar-
ing break for liberty.
Discoverer
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In the interior of Indo-
China, Warren G. Van
Blyke, New York lawyer,
discovered a race of people
who have no vocabulary and
use animal-like sounds to
express themselves.
This Suit May Decide if Ownership of the Air
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G. Wylie Bergman at work.
In first suit of its kind, Ed-
ward McWilliams wealthy
banker of Dwight, 111., seeks -
injunction to restrain G.
Wylie Bergman from using
radio broadcasting station
which interferes with radio
telephone service in Me-
Williams's mansion. ,
Not Wanted
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Ex-German liner Susquehann I
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mange“ andlarge freight cargo, went ashore near mouth of Columbia Riveif,s aegis}:
to reports received at Harbor Radio Station, Seattle.
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Patriotic organizations that
urged cancellation of Mme.
Kalinin's passport have
asked Secretary Hughes to
issue order barring from
the United States Ludwig
C. A. K. Martens, former
tray I’m-inc & Atlantic)
Soviet Ambassador, who
plans to sail for America.
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(1:: Pacific & Atlantic)
Harding’s Col. House
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Such is the title which has
been bestowed on Walter
Robbins, American pliical
observer, who is Shown
here in Paris with Mrs.
Robbins.
In Defense
Mrs. Rose G. Hoes of Var}:-
ington (ab ve), great-
i— . granddaughter of e::-l‘:v.<i-
Miss Wilhelmina Hayn dent Monroe, defends ks
proved star of women’s name against arii.“ v:-
g y rn n a stic championship,
held in N cw York, when she
won three prizes. ,
Yachtsmen Prepare for John But
nouncing him.
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Yankee yachtsmen at City Island, N. Y., are preparing 8
whole flock of six-meter vessels for races against Eng-
land’s best on other side of Atlantic next summer.
Fresh F reshies Entertain Sophs
(3! Pacific & Atlantic)
Two New Yer-{University trait-.4. were captured by‘ superior sophs, were forced to don
outlandish clothing p» and entertain their‘captors‘with a‘fiurdygurdy" duet.
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