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_ ,J, L.“ .m >3 pn, sang and bqsayd of health to rule National Child Health day; ‘ double control has been fitted on car by Los Angeles motorcar dealer. shown at work on busts of children of Mrs. Owen Voigt.
May Day Fete
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Earthquake in Action? Nabbed ’ Girls Busy Preparing "for “Whee,” Says She—So Say We
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(By I'm-inc & Atlantic)
A f t e r c h a s 0 Adam Parilio
(above) was arrested in Bridge-
{Bypnmv‘gAUmUU port. Conn.. charged with com-
'.< an unusual View of Palace of plicity in slaying and of robbery
cted in lagoon. of $140,000 in Montreal.
Famous Excursion Boat Destroyed
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(B: Pacific 5: Atlantic)
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Sally McAdun, Los Angcles, tacking up poster. Martha. Coolie of Honolulu as Queen Elizabeth»
, ’ Elaborate preparations are be-
Once Count—Now Laborer mg made for May Day fete at
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr,
Pa., which takes place soon. The
flower and beauty of the insti-
tution will be seen in play and
pageant. that will transform the . (BS‘PaciflekAtlautic)
school campus. Filled with the bore 505! of living is Miss Valentine Huybrecht (above)
of New Rochelle. Either that or She found water at Long Beach,
L. 1., a bit chilly.
Their Romance Is Broken
Sea goer
13:: Pacific 5: Atlantic)
The end of the Grand Republic,
sister ship of the Gen. Slocum, ~
:on which 1,000 persons died in
river fire, had a similar ending
when she and four other vessels
T were destroyed in spectactilar a, _ (By gaeifio arguamics
Hudson Rn'er, hew lurk, dock From commander in Austrxannavy to pxck and shove; man nas been
fire. the experience of Count Prelbxslawsky.
Injured in Mock Warfare
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
‘3’ ‘ - ' _ Major Georg-e Putnam, eighty, , A > , , ‘
, 7 ' . _ veteran publisher. sailed on his _ _ _ my PacxficficAtlanue)
" ' ‘ 133d voyage across the‘ big pond Friends m Parts confirmed report that Mrs. Ennco Caruso and buck.-
the other day. groom of few months, Capt. E. A. Ingram (both above), have parted.
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will gi¢e concerts in New York for a Week.
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