H (By Pacific & Atlantic) A frock coat and top hat The Lion of the Argonne, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge distinguished Col. George Gen. Henri Gouraud, in full acted as an honorary pall- 1 1! m d glorious, say these kids, happy in their impromptu swimmin' hole, made Harvey_ uniform. bearer. 1;! (11‘ a hydrant on street in New Y ork' 3 East Side. . -. ‘ White House Shrouded m Deep Gloom More than a nations chief has passed for these two Harding’s death. Uncle Charlie Patten eighty-six-year . , Civil “’ar veteran, came to Vt ashington to tend the Whi'.‘ House lawns frorri Marion, Ohio, where many years a: when both were boys. he and Warren Harding establish a friendship that held till death summer ed the one. Besi -' Uncle Charlie, near the V1 hite House portico, and no le 1 griefstricken, sat Inez McWharter, the Harding c010 -_.: cook during Senatorial and front porch days at Marion. \ . 1‘1“ . c ff. ‘(‘ K“. x. .\ 1‘\l.\a.\\ It’s a Bolshevist Ship . \ .1 “Rail-«m‘rr‘fsw’ 111v Pacific & Alicntiri Impressive ceremonies marked the presentation and unveiling at Gothen- burg. Sweden. international exposition of KingGustavus III, first monarch to recog- nize L'. S. after the Revolu- tion. The hust was a gift from L'. S. Citizens. Walter A. Sholes. American Consul at (iothenliurg, made the presentation. ' ‘flwmlmw'grgmm '1' 1. Form The first Bolshevist trade ship to arrive in London is sh above. It carried a cargo of eggs, unload 11g of which ' held up by dock strike. Cab? Yeh, Tzz'o Telephone poles and trees strewed the main street of Gooseport, La., when the fury had been spent in a terrific storm that swept the town. Two persons were killed and ten injured. Daughter of Orient (By Pacific & Atlantic) Under the flag of the nation he loved and served. the body of Warren Gamaliel Harding was carried by sol iers and sailors up the steps of the Capitol, while U. S. Marines stood at rigid attention. Do You Wonder Accustorned to riding on a huge truck, J imbo noted elephant, missed it one day and tried to crash into . waiting taxi. (37 Pacific & Atlantic) ‘ This very diflicult dive, the jack-knife, is being demon- strated by Helen Fain- wright, who holds title of . America's all-around cham- The 1.3““ 0f .foreign staff: pion w a t e r w o m a n. The to 30‘“ American Stage ‘3 above photo was made while Azeada Char kome, who was Miss Wainwright was com- born 1n Egypt, the daughter peting in n a ti o n 81 title - 0f Mohammed Charlton”: ‘1 event, in which she finished full- fledged E g y p t 1 a n of third. noble birth. Andes Giant Takes Place of Man His Last Picture Indian babies aren't good troupers! In the production of y “The Hunters,”- Lynn Reynolds!" had a hard time getting 1 them to cry when he wanted to—‘until he made the dis- Take; 319011321? befoge he wlais shot t3 deda‘th, tibia pm? d . , This used am 11 the Chilean State Railway covery that all he had to do was turn the papoose over to Fame 0 1 once eared exican an s own 'fii » mentioned as a Pre‘ldenti‘u whim}, m in thremgdu will1 replacefyia gthousandfold the man and Snitz Edwards, and then there W88 plenty 0f tears. What son, Panchjto ‘ . V . “," "“1 PmChOt progressive leader “d Governor horse power used to move it. ‘ ' was the cause, we wonder? (Cont-Exit. 1923. Puific I: All-36c the... 1 ' 1min. ; ‘ ' 1 ‘ ‘ - 1 , . g __ _ ’1," " ‘.7MA-11%.0hfih ”¢;v:,-.-: “filing”. ..... ”7 ' . 51..-...0- a‘dhw:»1*"““" M i ’ . , ff» \xw. \\\\V-\‘- 1“ -\\\\ \"‘ \\ \\‘\\ \\
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