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A barrel or two are nothing in the life of Ed (left) or Claudius Lanny,
world's champion barrel jumpers. They are shown doing their stufi
at Saranae Lake. N. Y.
New Head of AMaloon League
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:irc potihoning Congress tol‘give them a ship to
1.1;; in sec graves of sons who‘vverc killed in World
~hows Rep. Samuel Dickson of New York, who is
, « :11 Congress, with Gold Star mothers.
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. '- A new fad has taken hold of Palm Beach society, Of pasting initiak,
' ‘ of taping on arms or legs, and leaving them on until surrounding
W skin has been tanned. The above shows Miss Ann Leroy at Palm
Beach Casino, who is shown with her sunburn tattoo.
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Nurse of Nurses Arrives in U. S.
Senator Pat Harrison Missis-
sippi, Dimocrat above), in a ‘
speech to Senate c arged a New ‘ . (BrPau‘ficl: Atlantic)
'iork publication with circulating Arthur J. Davis, new New York state superintendent of Anti-
- propaganda in favor of Mellon Saloon League, took up his duties as successor to William H. Ander-
(B! rmacaAumue) ' tax plan. son. Photo shows Davis interviewing reporters after taking office.
Harry F. Sinclair (above), back . it ‘
from Europe, arrived in New _ ‘ ' '
m1. md "fused to comment on , V _ ‘ Slaplanmg Latest Wmter Sport Novelty
Teapot oil inguiry, butsaid he ‘ . .. .. - .. V, V - »
was willing to go before in-
vestigating committee whenever
wanted.
Sued for $600,000
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Louis H. Brush and Roy D.
Moore, owners of the Marion (0.)
lStar, :hiqii they guidihnsedf from
ate rest ent a 11;: or a
price which Frank A. Vanderlip (Byrsdacemmtici
(above) said was “well known - ‘ Skiplaning at the speed of seventy miles an hour on frozen Canadian lakes is latest novelty that thrill-
to be more than twice what it hunting winter sportsmen have been able to invent. Photo shows group at Gray Rocks Inn, St. Jovite,
. . was worth,” filed suit for $600,- Quebec, on their skis just before hopping of.
”'Him' 0f explosives, treats punching bag rough 111 000 damages for alleged slander ‘
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Arriving in L'. S. for visit, Dame Maud McCarthy (right), during ,
war was head of British army nurses in France, is guest of American
Weather as 13 Weather / Red Cross. and told some of her experiences to Mrs. William K.
.... 7*‘7"'" ' ‘”"""“""“’7’*"““"'!‘ Draper (left) and Mrs. Austin R. Baldwin.
Labor Leader’s Son Great Soccer Player
. Should Mar-bin Klein win suit for $50,000 damages 'rty ' , which whats-Veg ’
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(”Pm‘Auuflc) (arr-dualism; , victoryrto . mm 1‘ court 1n ew Brno VIMN ., Ed“ 3’11“",
hgights as shown above were frequent. Though . Malcolm MacDonald, son of Labor Premier of England; amding she suggested that boy be undressed to show jury and (our bmedin esssmsn (righting. as m
hand‘mapped. All over New York it was Queen’ s College, Oxford, is a member of college varsity scores-(em to what Mt 1” was hurt.
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