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31w “hove illustration shows Fred Carter pulling out a 2};-
1m kerel to envy of William Daily.
Tests Headlights for Uncle Sam
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(Br Parlflo & Atlantic)
Mayor Freeland Kendrizk. who
is busy riveting the lid on Phila-
delphia, drove a rivet for good
luck while inspecting new bridge
on Delaware River.
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(Br Pa. iflo & Atlantic)
Uncle Sam is investigating what
kind of headlights is of less
m e n a c e to pedestrians and
autoists. M. C. Malphy (above)
of U. S. Bureau of Standalfis
has this special apparatus to test
power of headlights.
Waterlogged
. (8v Pacific & Atlantic)
The above illustration shows the
three-masted schooner J. W.
Comeau just after being abano
doned by crew 400 miles of!
Nantucket Shoals, R. I. An 80-
mile gale was cause of schooner
being waterlogged, and crew
hung to the spars for two days
' before being rescued by passing
steamer.
(3: Pacific & Atlantic)
Photo shows damage done to
houses and business places in
Birmingham, Ala., when great
winds, assuming the proportions
of a cyclone, struck the Southern
city. Roofs of many houses were
blown away.
This is the first photo together of Count Salm von‘Hoo
Luis Feline Corea (above), for-
mer New York lawyer, is candi-
date for Presidency of Nicaragua
for term of 1925-28, countrymen
have announced.
‘ Count Salm .andt His Heiress" Bride '
(C Pacific in Atlantic Photos)
tracten and
his bride. the former Millicent R0 ers, heiress of: $40. 00,000,-ma‘de
while they were shopping on New
Father and Son Are Classmates
ork's Fifth Avenue.
B. F.‘ Catherwood (left) and his son, Paul; both sk-foofiu, a.
studying agriculture together at Purdue University. After school
they work on farm together.
Must Be Quite a Watering‘ Place
Judging b§ this human afloat to keepfihe dust ”the: ‘the can or
:1, India, must be a:
primitive it is sure and Since the
are satisfied with this method.
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sands not very large the nativa
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French Navy honored Commandant DePlessis de Granadan when the body of commander of ill-starred
dirigible Dixniude was brought home to Toulon, France aboard the Ԥtrasbourg.
Women Convention Winners
(Br Paclfiv‘ &. Atlantic)
Mrs. William H. Good, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. John Enos Quinn, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Nancy Cook
and Mrs. J. O'Day (left to right) were the New York women at Washingmn, D. C., who worked success-
fully to bring 1924 Democratic National Convention to New York City.
Seeks Wealth Cigarette Causes $150,000 Fire
(By Pacino a Atlantic)
Crippled three years ago in auto
accident, Vincent Morley (above)
has filed suit in New York City
court for $100,000.
3 Only T hree-H orned
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A cigarette thrown among some confetti was his-irriiflor the fire
that destroyed the W'ilming‘ton Country Club, \‘3ilm.ngton, Del.,
causing loss of $150,000. Chimney is all that 135320.58.
rehistoric Lizard
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(Br Pacific 5: Atlantic)
In the U. S. National Museum at Washington, D. C., rests the only model-mounted specimen of prehistoric
three-horned lizard in the world. Several million years ago this lizard roamed over the land of rivers and
lakes now occupied by the Rocky Mountains. ‘
Rapid Rise New Muscle for Sea Giant
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Bernard Diekman (above), «27,
new head of the Ridgefield Park, ’ (3y Facile 5 Atlantic)
, , . . _
Tm gt Cons ’ med Turbin‘ da hen the Leviathan grounded in New York Harbor
N’ I" . . Mn" are}: will he2 rem l; a new one, part of which in case above was
Youngest.” proficient in'tha 'nioved by'workmen at Hoboken, N. 1., pier.
country. i He rose fromclesk. (Copyright: 1924: has: & Atlantic Photos, Inc.)
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