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’_ Vn‘mi hpahvyé Aegonauttfical board held its annual session at Washington, D. C., to make has The Prince of Wales' condition is so improved that he will be able For hour after hour every available fireman and. piece of apparatus fought fire in the heart- of the busi-
. Mir. W 3 oKs‘hgws e board from le ft to right: Admiral Moflett. Ca t. Neckols, pg; to ride again in a few weeks. Although his collarbono “ broken nee: (list-not of Logansport, Ind. These crumbling ruins are all that is left of the Broadway theatre and
)HF - - 1 er, Capt. Robert Olelys, Commander M. A. Mitacher, apt. D. S. Seaton en he was thrown from his mount at the Billin n she. hare, °'.‘°. of the ci ’a largest garages. The loss is. 'éstitiiated at $200,000. Only a few weeks ago. in the same
nlc y. Vicinity, fire cstroyed another garage valued at $150,000.
I :‘hm' . , near Ascot, England, he is reported to be me ‘
” Nago Comeback "1 Dog Derby ' ‘ Girl, Pet of Rich Men,” Slain Graceful as (1. Swan.
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Frederick G; Bonfils (above).
Denver publisher. appeared as
witness to tell of his efforts to
assist Leo Stack to enforce a
contract Stack has with the Mid-
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t'l‘vhn above shows “Tud‘f Kent, who lost. to “Smoky” a§zasplease3nlri §:S;eF. Egfi‘h
r:l‘.‘lgaeconds and who is expected to stage a come- by former Secretary Fall.
Car Hits Tree—Four in Hospital
Hands tied behind her back, ankles bound to bedposi.. hcnd covered
with towels fastened by adhesive tape. Louise Lawxzon (above),_
daughter of Broadway, was {ounri‘by her maid in apartment strangled.
The place had been ransacked and Miss Lawson’s moncy and jewels
taken. The only clcws that the police have. is story of elevator man
that two men poring as cxpresamcn entered apartment. '
Remembered
7 - -. :.v.jur(vd on Riverside Drive, New York, when their
‘ - 'w-d into tree. A punctured tire was the cause of
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Delegation of the Women‘s Peace Society are campaigning at the
Capitol for a fight against War. They want to make warn crime
and take power away from Congress in rlm-lm‘e war. They are,}eft ,
, _ v to right. Mrs. Dorothy Prnlsun. Mr. Caroline Lexo Babcock and
, . Stone cutter at work in old Trinity churchyard. New York, rcvéaled Miss Edith Radon, all members of New York delegation.
Alton: Miss Lawson's friends, that a new gravestone was being placed over grave of Jeremfih
police say. was Gerhard M. Dahl “mm” w“"‘“'- “by 'b" Largest Saw Ever [Made
died almost 102 years ago. .
(above), millionaire traction '
Removing S plintcr From Lign’a Paw
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Court decision in New York re-
cently made Mrs. Louise C. Ellis
* (above); eighty-three, sole heir
to 81,000,000 estate of has
father, G. M. Chapman.
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