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. . ‘ . . (By Pat-incl: Atlantic)
mus. 2y. Epstein, in Yonkers, N. Y., obtained
.1. .hargini: water. heat and gas were shut off.
; lank to get to and from house.
.‘IrIin From Home by
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Fire
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,q utter destruction wrought by fire and how
' ml with them electric and telephone Wires in fir.
» rls of. families in Brooklyn, IN. 1.
erican republic of Costa Rica
Ii i'mfiked Central Am
. this street scene in Barrios ls Ssbsnna,
n ..: remarkable .tecpleCh‘” phml'nffl’
‘ with Joe
, -'.'r;:lnnrl. A. th how Vial w“! “on, ad
..- Neilson ahd heispjockey. J. Dillon. ‘9 n” W
" ' : pitched from Annam.
[0rd ofl-Londless Home Hales
vm Rica Suffers Disastrous Earthquake
And None Were Hurt
(By Pacific 5 Atlantlc)
G. O. Holdridko (above), ex-
dopartmcnt of justice man.
charged before senate committee
that Attorney General Daugh-
erty and William J. Burns were
at head of conspiracy unlawfully
to exhibit Dempsey fight films.
'A ssails De pravity
,
(By Pacific 3: Atlantic)
The District of Columbia is 300
per cent. more drunk on than
Paris and 2,000 per cent. more
murderous than London, declared
Representative Tinkham (above).
Republican, of Massachusetts,
giving comparative figures.
, (By muses Ari-mic)
recently wrought great damage
ll' 1 m saddle, came
Lefebveto m tigneesisstlllin
whiletori
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undo showint‘a collision at'open ditch at Haw-
(3! Pacific a Atlantic)
Visitors to the o ening of the International FIOWer show in Grand
Central Palace, Lew York, found at least one visitor more interest-
ing than the blooms on exhibition. he visitor was none other than
Mary Pickford. who‘s shown holding orchid that was named after
her by a New Jersey grower.
On Its Way
'1 . I!!! Padflct Atlantic) ‘
Wassily Wemmchick (above), held as fire slayer.
Desire for revenge against Stephen Kubach, whom he blamed for his
common law wife going away with another. caused Wassily Wen-em-
chick to set fire to 154 Ridge street, New York, recently, when
Kubach, his wife and two children penshcd. Werrernchick confessed,
Army F liar}: Ofl'
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To stimulate interest in military
training camps
method was used. The. ball, the
largest in the world, was rolled
through the streets of Chicago
on way on tour of country. It
will be pushed entire distance by
B o )7 Sc 0 u t s and members of
training camps throughout the
country.
Lieut. L. Smith {left _ of GOV .3 °°nmtulatod by flout,
William G. McAdoo being greeted
at his birthplace near Marrietta,
63., recently by “Uncle" Jim ‘
Democrat Bonna, who' hot-footed i
it for the doctor when William 3
arrived for the first time, and
“Aunt" Julia, who nursed him as
a baby boy.
(By Paulie d: Atlantir)
this unique
.McAdoo Is Their Choice for White House.
Another Chicago Se
e . .;
held in this jail cell.
bought from him.
collapse. ' .
Ofl’ and alk
Trying to. ‘ Get
'A man is in a bad way while soaring at a mile-a-minute Clip through
the air on skiis when a camera sturn les into the way. The next best
thing to putting on the brakes is to get 03 and walk, and Donald
we (above) did his best during recent contest at Alfred college,
r inceton Crew Gets Early
mfg-fir? “L533”: ‘ - .. ,
At, his sidewere a grin lmttlc and pistol.
(iaertner says both were under influence of liquor after cabaret party
and that all she can recall is that she heard a report and saw Law
\K’hile Chicago police probed mysterious slaying of Walter Law, a.
young: auto salesman Mrs. Belle Gaertnrr (above), a divorcee. was
Law was found dead in a «21' Mrs. Gacrtner
Mrs.
. May Return
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Grover Cleveland B e r g d 0 11
(above), notorious American
draft evader, may return shortly
to the United States, it was as-
serted at both Eberbach, the
slacker's present residence, and
Berlin. Whether the return of
the former Philadelphian is to ho
voluntary or through expulsion
by the Baden authorities is not
clear.
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