l l g Edit/W fun- of twelve men are hming‘ the evidence in the sensational W E. D. " 15 now J 1‘ ‘u (a . clean-Year-Old is .. ‘» . I M‘: - 5r Athnllcl "'vn immedi- ‘ able flight n-l. recently. a ~ un .zgallon of . ~.\:\~ flying at the A ' l 1' a cent a. gal- urlm of Little Value to Them. “in: tried in the Supreme Court. New York City. _ .« Lad Wins Auto Classic in Record Time. \ .:' '* ~. ‘— 1 ,‘ _ 33‘ swim-t. «M M _ 4‘ ,-asm~sxv.vm.i, _; . r 2 i . Drivin h' (B! PacincazAuantlc) H rt g is car at an average speed of 103.65 miles an hour, Harry 8 2 (above), nineteen years old, won the San Joaquin Valley, Cal.. agtho classic. This is the first time in history of sport that a youth 0 is age made older and more experienced drivers take his dust. Busiest Corner From the Air . How America’s “busiest four corners," at. Fifth Avenue and F0. y-second Street, New York City, looks from the air is shown in this unusual photo. Ambitious (a: Palace Atlantic) Miss Edna McCguerey 0! Pacific City, Cal., is only twenty-one years old, but weighs 360 pounds. She is seeking employment on the coast as movie comedy actress. . .- ' flaw : axAtlaaue‘) Stokes divorce trial With bases loaded in eighth in- nin of fifth game of World Se es, Babe Ruth fanned. f‘I Can’t Be Encumbered 'With a Husband—Yet” As token of gratitude for work done by the American Red Cross in Poland, Gen. Joseph Haller decorated Red Cross flag at Washington D2 0., ceremony. 7"" (By Pacific 8: Atlantic) The active manager of a fleet of bosses in Mason City wa,,Helen Schultz, says she hasn‘t time to think of matrimony, especially since six railroads have petitioned’ the Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission to deny her a certificate of operation. Her fleet of fifteen vehicles like the one above has cut into the rail- roads’ receipts. Miss Schultz will carry her fight to the courts. Faithful to Uncle Sam—Retires Youngest (By Pacific «S: Atlantic) Gen. Robert G. Davis, Adjutant . General of the U. S. Army, is .— . ~ the youngest major general in (Byl’ufficdrmlmtlcl the War Department in Wash- After fifty years of service in the Post Oflice Department of a New ington, D. C. York City sub-station, Carrier George Mason, sixty-five, recently < punched clock for last time. g Navy Saving the Pieces Comes ‘ZBack (By Pacino a Atlantic) Yes, Cissy Loftus has come back to U. S. from Europe to tell us how she came back in her fight ( By Pacific & Atlantic) While courts of inquiry were being, held to determine the cause of the crash of seven destroyers at Honda, Cal., a civilian concern was salvaging all removable parts from the ships before heavy seas tear _ then to pieces. The salvaged parts of the U. S. S. Chauncey (above) “8‘31““ drugs. Shfi “‘35 0 n c 3 were brought ashore by a awser from the ship to a high blufi'. stage idol of America. Navy’s Quartet M y Go On Recruiting Tour Harmony is the long suit of this quartet of San Diego, CaL, gobs who'may tour nation in interests of re— cruiting. L. Gr Roscmap, Joe Adams, E. 1'5.-Fraser and J. L. Duddlesou (left to right) are the angers. (By Pacino a Atlantic) After giving Europe a line on how comedy songs should be sung, Nora Bayes, American actress, returned with third adopted child, Peter. “It 15 more valuable than an earl -or duke," declared the witty Nora. Last Ball (Br Meaaumuel Wally Pipp at first base made the out that spelled championship for the Yanks when he got Ward’s throw on Bentley’s grounder. He tossed the ball to Umpire Nallin as a token, .. - _ . : Feeding the Babies His Job. h‘i‘ “,3 ‘18! Pacific 1 Atlanth) , Fow puppies, whose father was shot by a policeman after the mother had deserted- them, were fed with a milk bottle by Roland Schneider, 3 Chicago youngster. He likes his job, but the little girl in the photo seems to have taken the tragedy to a... (Copyrighl: 1923: Pacific & Atlantic Photos. Inc.)
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