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.Paul Minn. Photo shows one tank
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. l“. Bucrv had to undergo an abdominal
a iaz‘e cu m for such young infants. Nurse
‘Ls mother, Mrs Margaret Buer) , at Harbor
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exposition at W cmbley, England, with his w e,
Little Spark the Start bf Big Fire
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(By Pacific 6; Atlantic)
Gold star mothers placing poppy
wreaths on traffic tower on Fifth
avenue in New York City.
(By Pacific 45 Atlantic)
Dramatically Barba ra Fab 5
(right) from witness stand in
New York court pointed an ac—
cusing finger at Harry Hoffman
(above) and identified him posi-'
tively as the iman with whom
Mrs. Maud A. Bauer, murdered
w: torrei'y road in Stator? IsTafid,’
N. Y., rode away with on the
afternoon of March 25 to her
death.
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“There is the Man!"
With the Rum Runners
(’9 Pathe News from P. 6 A. l
Deck of a rum runner visited off Cape Ann, Mass, showing some of
10,000 cases of liquor she brought to turn fleet of? New York shore.
(c Paths News from P. t A.)
A small boat from shore calls for its hootch.
First hand views of how booze is handed out on-the ships of rum row
are given in these photos taken aboard a liquor ship outside the 12-
mile limit.
The Mammoth Dirigible Shenandoah Flies Again
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mill kindness remanded outside. Thienzu on ancient cus-
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The dirigible Shenandoah bein
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backed out of her hangar; at Lake-
hurst, N. J., for her first flig t since her famous runaway jaunt
A Pane of Glass That Will Stop a Bullet
last January.
H ousemaid
.wa‘s’héd dishes.
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Fighting wife’ 5 sepmfion and
(above),
alimony suit, John S
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tenor, declared in"
k troubles were due to tired of. ;
his wife’ 3 relatives; and told. W
he had cooked for wife and
(By Pacific 3; Atlantic)
Carrying out the provisions of‘
Washington disarmament treaty,
Australia has sent her biggest
Warship, the Australia, to the
bottom. Photo shows the Aus-
tralia just as she careened over
in her final plunge.
Sailing
(By Pacific 8r. Atlantic)
A View of the scout cruiser
Trenton’ 5 how as she was put in
readiness in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
navy yard for her 25,000-mile
show-the-flag c r u i s e‘ around
Africa.
Bullet 00! glass IS'DOW a an
The 312:: shatters, but will not
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This is Mrs. E. Fullard Leo of
Homlnhn Mn is im'naaly—e‘
who ever added lands to Uncle
Sam. She caused 52 islands
south of Honolulu to be an-
nexed to this country.
Watery Grave for Australia’s Biggest Warsls
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the Fargo Isles
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This creation is extremely typical of what the members of the smart
set are now wearing. It is a distinctive triple cape of Rebele s
Parisian herald of the coming Directoire mode forecast by lea-
designers.
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tie Photo shows workmen banana-lug It. a pane of bullet {Proof glass.
reek through, thus forming on efl‘ectivo screen against rifle fire
{copyright} 1924: Angie: a: Atlanq: Photos, 13:.)
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Mildred Davie (above) has pres
her husbamd, Harold
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