Where Kentucky ,, ,_ w: w fnmu! dead in upper story 1;. w . n rzuht was made by bullets. o. 17”?“ ’e'v' n .‘1 if ~> the '5: i ll (Alrh lzlpcr. . ‘ (By Pacific & Atlantic) ,A' —- t‘lflif:.’<l’vll€‘»llllill' battle Wlth guards, posse and soldiers, three of this prison dining hall. . A Pair of Champions (By Pacific a Atlantic) Ty "o'nb, baroi'nll star, and his prize Llewellyn setter, Cobb's Hall. “ith Cobb, who is aiding in the drive to eradicate Strike of Paris Milliners May Afl'eet Our 1924 Styles r, 0“- Am . '7 ‘7’ "(mm Welt/«tr.»tumult/aura . He ’ (MPadle‘Aflanflc) hail-3,5“ something for Milady to worry about. In gowns of their own making these is walked out 01 fl}. ”“3 1n “ '2 dressmakmg establishments in Paris when demands for high wages were ed. ' ““531 Convicts Held Guards (The Ashsl. ‘ A When fire swept the central part of Tokio after the‘quake, lear- . in; a leveled. ash-strewn waste, alo‘. These latest pictures tell more of the devastation which over- ghelmed Japan from quake and re. able vividness‘ how only leveled wastes covered by wreckage in which thousands were entombcd remained of Tokio and Yoko- hams. Machine gun squad firing from mal After many hours of stiff fighting, in which hand otState penitentiary at Eddyville Ky., who first i prison mess hall, were found dead by attacking for Japan’s Great Calamity Reve .4“ Osaka from Pacific A tlanuc f’hotoa) ith the walls of a few Euro- an style buildings standing They show with remark- Carrying 0n Ellis Cutting, Cedar is last survivor of the ‘600 of the Crimean War. Raipids, Ia., mmortal He will celebrate battle's anniver- sary Oct. 25. . .11--,‘&~‘ :a\‘:?4a.l a a Mrs. Bertha Iagor’s washdayfbared the refuge an from home five days. (By Pacific 4. Auntie) :1 building on barricaded convicts. renades, bombs and tear gas figured, three convicts illed three prison guards and then took refuge in the ces. . aled in New and Vivid Photos V; . 3 #333 ,~_, (The Asbsi. Osaka. from Pacific 8 Atlantic Photos) Remarkable photo of ravaged Asakusa l’ark, Tokio’s pleasure resort, ;.with Ryo-quaku Tower, famed to tourists, broken off at ninth story by quake. Lived Five Days in Laundry Basket iw§ (8! Pacific & Auntie) . ' provided lay-her Franculco to their runaway Oriental huddle, Prettiest (By Pacific & Atlantic) Miss Mary Moore, who was awarded first honors in the Kentucky Blue Grabs beauty contest. She’s the prettiest 11n— married girl in Kentucky, ac— cording to the award. l l. Kels victim’s eoiiin banked with flowers intended Slayer (right) under arrest ’ fr, ,o\v'-: laryngeal». 95.57:. met with foul play. Thirty years a caddie, Joe Hor- g‘an still gets a laugl- but of the job. Holding distinction of be- ing oldest caddie in America, Joe follows the balls in and around the links of New York. *3 O Beauty Disappears—Foul Play Feared ‘ - (By Pacific a Atlantic) Police of many cities have been asked to search for Miss Lillian Harnach, Glendale, L. 1., winner of sevéral beauty contests. was also contestant in Atlantic City pageant. Parents fear she has Runaway Comes to The remains of a baby blimp that escaped from Llent. at Chanufe Field, Rantoul, 111.. and crashed near Atlanta, Ga. (WM. 1923, by Pacific & Adah She If. ’ai'."a".fa" a}... In .3..- .i «9-4.4.1.. Lured back to scene of crime, Alex Kels, Lodi, , butcher, was arrested for murder of a stranger. Admitting guilt he 3 said’he committed crime so that? wife could get $100,000 in- surance to meet debts. Charred body was thoukht to be Kala and was buried as such. Sued 37; E. Y. Clarke, Imperial Wizard in Ku Klux, was Romeo to her till altar loomed, says Helen Steele (above), Atlanta. girl, who, is suing Clarke for deceit. . _. - Risks Life W For sake of science, Dr. Albert. Schneider, Dean of North Pacific College of Dentistry and ' Pharmacy, will make subject!” A ‘ tests of “Kaapi,” I. powednl , drug used by savages of South‘ America and whxch' is said ‘ . . Gnef ~ banish fear. martini-M“, I'll .. Q .‘ ' 1.
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