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ul gown of silver gauze, Lady Louise Mountbatten (above,
”-31 will wed Swedish Crown Prince in London in another
She Watches for Forest Fires
«137 Pacific I Atlantic)
they have greater
:1va less inclination to
1:- hunting a number
me being employed by
States Forest .. ire
c- in Oregon and
’ Photo shows Miss
2 11 .‘sing the device for
.ating the exact loca-
what Mrs. Albert E.
'3' registered when he?
‘Ai's memory was restored
racism-1 skull and it Val
:erwl in St. Paul Minn,
,. 3111! another wife, mar-
llflforc the war.
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Thousands ,of friends and ad-
mirers attended the funeral of
Dr.. Charles P. Steinmetz, ion.
most electrical e n g i 11 e e r in
A m e r i c a. Photo shows cofin
being lowered into g r a v e a t
Schenectady, N Y.
(8! Pacific 5 Atlantic!
Lady Millicent Hawes, very
prominent in English social
drcle‘s. takes a very keen in-
terest in social questions and
was instrumental in getting the
British Government to go into
the question of lead poisoning in
the potteries.
(8, Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Despite protest, nude statue to
memory of J. J. Burlington,
lawyer, has been placed in
'Washington, D. (3., park. C.
Jennewein, New York, sculptor.
All for Fornt’s Sake
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" N. Y.. fire company.
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Ernst Linnekamp. Viennese artist, most sought after portrait painter
in Central Europe, is about to start on his paintings of the fifteen
most beautiful women in America. His American models will be no
“beautiful dolls," but women whose "souls peep out of their eyes.”
How Divers Are Trained
(By Pacific .1: Atlantic)
Men engaged in one of the most hazardous tasks. that of deep sea
diving are given a verg rigid test and training before they under-
take their jobs. This oto taken in London shows a demonstration
of the use of a compression chamber.
Downtown name in Cleveland Ohio, is denoralized by construction work at its busiest comer, ‘East Nnth '
passesinadaythauanyspotin
cane and Forty-second Street, New York. Motorists havcto
Street and Pros 2nd Euclid Avenues, where more trafic
1fthA
es of motel-15f and enimvations.
.‘art’ku'ac:l\7 '{
to dodge
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Flight Sergeant Cy Young'of
U. S. Air Setvice and stationed
at Mitchel Field, L. 1., is the
latest to join mechanical in—
ventors. For three years Young
has worked on the machine
above. It is constructed in the
regular airplane manner, of air-
plane parts and materials, and
operated along same lines.
Cuba’s F airestli
Mme. Dias Albertini, wife of the
well known tobacco millionaire
and a prominent leader of 'Ba-
vans society, whose toilettes are
creatin something of a sensa-
tion in sris. It is anot’eworthy
fact that the lady insists upon
displaying a lucky mole on her
back in all her studio portraits.
This Race Ended ”Right .Here
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When Ford special racer
crashed through fence at Chicago
race, it partially wrecked private
ear an injured Lloyd M. Graves,
the driver.
(By heme a Auntie)
At' imposing ceremony, President Masaryk (center foreground) placid
wreath from his nation, Czecho-Slovakia, on tomb of France's Un‘
known Soldier at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Marshal Foch is all
President Masaryk’s left.
Lang and Short of Boy Scouts
(8y Padflc 0 Am)
St. Petersburg., Fla, boasts of
shortest Boy Scouts. George
Presstman, fourteen, stands six
feet four inches. His insep table
pal, little Jimmy Rimes, twelve,
having America’s tallest an! 5"
,
is only three feet seven inches In ‘ "
height. The boys are members
of the “Sunshine City Council.”
(81 MC 8 Atlantic)
'13:, ”am " ‘
Heidi-lingf withoutablack mark in
reco or twenty-seven
Patrolman Harry Diehm 01%
Hoboken. N. J.. removed
from cap and turned it in.
We’re 147 Years Ahead ‘of Turkey
Norwalk Chronicler