Magnum; u use LAST MIN r ”J. ELL :1 mam" ' m‘ Whflrrair'mixm 9.31; «\1riui‘lrroitT/jilrrgi7;“mm-,7; Iii-"fl: million}. I“, 5 [.r .u ", o. D grin}! Aviator Makes Landing in Street—Plane Smashed mwlinz at seventy miles an hour, aviator seeks landing. ’ ,3... Operating private elevator for udges in Criminal Courts Build- ng', New York, for twenty—nine years, Ben Jackmus has traveled equivalent of four times around the world. (11y 1’m:1!‘xc 8: Atlantic) llieut. Johnson in wrecked plane. l is. :n .luhnsmn, U. S. A., goes the distinction of being first : . in d an airplane in a New York (Jity street. The daring 3 ~ 3 .E :11 l‘lfl‘llf, but before the plane stopped it hit bump in mm} tun-lied into lamp post. Age and Youth United l"H'fli ‘ & Atlantic) iv: ll, :«l'lgllt, had a. ‘ ;-Z“.liQ as he left a ' i I. in: oftn' mar- ‘f'cll Elk (“amp- A i; :w‘iu'y girl. .312 £225 that is the question. The United States Government «By I‘acmchAtlmtic) will provide a le al defense for ing to recent announcement is uatching affairs there made in ’Washmgmn- Foreign‘pfloe and CQFILYDIIK. Even a Problem for Lloyd George r. . For the first time since his arrival in America, Lloyd George in- dulged in a game of golf, his favorite sport, on the Royal Montreal Course at Dixie, near Montreal, Canada. interesting position studying the next shot. To putt or not to putt-— Teuton Diplomats. Hero :1" ‘3 volition“. boss of China, Gen. Leonard ‘ ood against w I; Tulan Chbeu, former Prc- Philipfiine charge? find w‘n ' ' in,” i, own . . a - ~ ‘ ‘ , ecord‘ , ' 1 .* .x ove In exclusive back in: to t 9 unit 3 Recent ”rivalsfil u. 8.51% Dr. Wilhelm Kisselbach (l _ )iof Geri—nan wincki, delegate to) mix ’ , ‘ WHOSWHO ‘ W (By Pacific 8: Atlantic) Put- into use expressly for the On the Move 5 rivermen and sailors who come to Paris to attend mass on Sun— day, this floating chapel on the the Seine is unique. Photo shows Father Platau on board tho craft. (By Pacific 8: Atlantic) Noted as a onetime gun fighter and friend of Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Zach Mulhall (above) is now chief of Oklahoma’s secret police. Danish Dancing Pupils Entertain President Coolidge (By Pacific & Atlantic) livery move a picture describes the dancing of pupils of Sir Neil - Ilukh of Denmark. President Coolidge watched dancing at the ‘(ashing‘ton Monument ~ Old Love Suit May BesReopened A new record for moving large buildings is b ins: set in transporting of llhnoxs Central Office building, Chicago, to new foundation. Bootleggers Did This (By Pacific & Atlantic) Sonny Whitney Evan Burrows Fontnine The Appelate Division of the Supreme Court, New York, has decided that Evan Burrows Fontaine, dancer, is free to renew her $1,000,000 breach of promise suit against Cornelius (Sonny) Whitney, son of Harry Payne Whitney, who she claims is father of her son. Young Whitney was recentl ' married to Marie Norton, society belle. U. S. Cruiser Near €0mpletion (By Pacific & Atlantic) Here he is shown In , (By Pacific &. Atlantic) His home dynamited by bootleggers, Sheriff Mike Moran of Ferry County, Wash, his ‘Wlfe and two daughters escaped unhurt. Wreckage Shown above. Open Switch Caused This Wreck ‘ ' . (By Padflc££fius¢g1 fiWhen an extra fruit: train ran into an open switch at 15m Minn, one trainman was killed and two other: minted. Wm 7' shown above. , ‘ , ‘ (capyafibu 1923: Pacific a; Atlantic rape...- », ‘ ' ' (Bx Racine 1: Atlantic‘ The U. S. S. Concord (above), Sister ship of guise; hiarblehzad, is under construction at Philadelphia shipyard, 'ql‘idlit 38 Péfie‘v‘ted f grill be commissioned about Nov. 15: The new thpjis Sosdcet‘long and will have trial disnlacement oi about 7,190 ions-1; . \ 1 airman a. lame» claims body:
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