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into modern use, as this photo
'l‘clrmm mill, Sussex, England,
[By f‘amflc J: Atl'mtlc)
:12" and wrinkled faccs, Lucy and Nellie Garry,
/5;lt<v'Li\Pl}‘, daughters of Spokane. “’21-‘11" Indian
. have been otl‘ured a contract by a movie firm.
Quake-Shattered Tokio in Ruins
.Tl'lilf‘lill’ Ahead
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‘ ~r. Holland, who,
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(By Pacific & Atlmtlc)
“filter “’url at the close of the trial of son of millionaire baker in White Plains, N. Y..
(“EL-Ln: of l‘lrirmcc Peters. Though Mrs. Ward subbed through trial, she appears to be happy.
Largest
(By Pacific I: Atlantic}
Builder of this base violin, AJ-
bert S. Filson. San Diego, Cal,
says iris the largest instrument
of its kind in the world, as it is
14 feet in height with the end
pin and is 12 feet in the body
alone.
Leads Fight
(m Pacific a; Atlantic)
Premier Zankofi’, Bulgaria, has
mobilized militia of that country
to cope with Sovietism, which he
declares Third Internationale
plans to extend through Balkan
States.
(By Pacific 1: Atlantic)
Clyde W. VVarhurton is shown receiving from Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wallace his commission as Director of Extension in the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, 9. new office created by Congress,
Paradise Regained
The heroic form of Eve, modeled by George Grey Barnard. from per-
fect body of Wanda San Jose, half Indian. half Spaniard, five years
ago, is nearing completion and will he ereciui on estate ofJohn D.
Rockefeller at Pocamim Hills, N. Y.
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Where Speed, Not Years, Count
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(E, Pacific 1! Atlantic)
One of the most recent photographs to arrive in this country (above) shows one ofthe main streets of
Tokio filled with wreckage and “W
homeless inhabitants, following
. e «and fire that‘laid city in ruins.
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Col. D..C. Leake easily winning
a heat in .1119 Veterans ISO—yard
.flat race in a recent sports car
{rival at Stanford Bridge, Engi.
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Union H and.
‘ my fame 1: Atlantic.
Miss Margaret G. Bondfield. well
known among women workers,
was, elected chairman of- ‘
General Council of the Trades
Umoqungress for the ensuing
gear. She is the first woman to
P31;- thISV most important labor
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(By Pacific S: Atlantic)
Arriving in VVashinzton with a
guard that would suffice for gold
bullion shipment. Laddie Buck
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
011 Girl is the name of the horse,
and she won a blue ribbon for
owner and rider, Miss Eleanor
Langley, shown taking neat jump
at Mineola, N. ‘11, horse show.
Faces Revolution
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
It is reported that a revolu-
tion has broken out in Trans-
Jordinia against Emir Abduldah
g 1-.
(above), brother 0-. rung Feisul,
Ruler of Irsk.
Smallest and Gayest “Republic” Celebrates 4th Anniversary» ‘
has joined the Coolidge animal
army. He was sent to the Presi-
dent by an Atlanta admirer and
is a half brother of Laddie Boy.
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One of the last photos of Emma ' .2
Dickson. mrdered Millville, N. f “.-
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The first case to come to notice in which a father has been required
to support a child of a marriage which has been declared void was
revealed in Chicago when Amy Dorith Moll, former prima. donna,
received an allowance by court order from her former husband,
Charles .7. French, wealthy manufacturer, of Chicago, for her
davghter Velma.
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A republic within a republic that, according to its citizensis the the status of the
Montmartre, the noted artist'and writer colony in Paris, France. Recently they celebrated anniversary ,
with gay abandon, as“ photo shows. . =7 _.'
(By Paine I Ml
Free Commune of
(Copyright, 1923, by raise a; amae'rh'om, he.)
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