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. EXCLUSIVE PHOTO OF THE COCOANUT HEAVERS’ PROTECTIVE GUILD ONE OF THEM MAY BE NEWLDRY CZAR
Here we have a group iron: the Coconnut Heaters‘ Protective Guilduassembled as a committee of the whole. Ac cording to a statement given out by the chairman early today.
M are lever-a! itching problems to be scratched out. Keen observers say that the shortage of peanuts during the Coolidge administration is one of the problems that must be
aolnd during this conclave. The union is one of the very oldest in the world, all other organianone, whether amalgamated, protective, wet, democratic or otherwise. tracing their
widn but to thia early gro p. we are informed by Darwin to Co.‘ There are many tamiliar laces in this little bunch. These delegates-at-large are from every section or the country.
all! donbtleaa you can pic out the delegate from Nona"; without any trouble. But, tor purposes or ”gm“ identification, they are (left to right) Senator —. but, alter nil.
m5 in a name? You know them. Go on and name them. ' 0
AT THE SUMMER W HITE HOUSE These three men are mentioned as possible successors to Gen. Lincoln 0- Andrew: at the head of the
federal prohibition eniorcement service. They are, left to right. Franklin D'Olier. put national commander
' . hr the American Legion: Mai. Herbert H. \lhite. a veteran or the prohibition enforcement forces, and Gen.
John F. O'Ryan. World War veteran.
“AIN’T NO SUCH ANIMAL!”
BEFORE AND AFTER HER MARITAL DIFFICULTIES
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F‘irst thing President Coolidge did on arriting at “bite. Pine camp.
Lake Osgood, .\'. \'.. where he will spend the summer. was to make a tour
of the woods and cabins with Mrs. Coolidge and their pet white collies.
Photo shows them beside the main cnbin. which they will occupy.
S-51 IN DRY DOCK AT LAST
’Ihe Budlonga and their homes. Above. the “boxer" two-story frame building the Mrs. Jessie Margaret
m, right. mpiea with her two children. and below. “The. Reel." palatial estate Milton J. Budlong
bought to help her enter society and where he now lives alone.
THAT‘S WHAT SCIENTISTS SAID—BIT THE NAVY 1-0th A WHOLE TRIBE
Above. a group of marines looking over a few or the MK bu" elephants on Guadalupe 151M“!- BQIOWo I
general New of the herd sprawled out along the. beach. These are the first photos ever taken or the island's
haeer tribe.
BASEBALL HONORS “MATTY”
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Women in Politics? It’s Girls Now!
An epic of the sea, mariners term the salvage of the V. S. submarine
6-51. which sank oil Blot-k Island. R. I..‘l.ast tall, carrying all but three k ..
or the crew to death. It grounded on Man 0‘ War rock, East River, ‘
New York, while being towed to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and 11 hours
0! heartbreaking eilort were required to get it oil. Photo shows it in
dry dock. supported by pontoons. the hali-masted flag on the conning
tower, with the dock crew ready to drain the water and open the ship
for examination.
SHE’LL SMILE HER WAY IN
Katherine Kelly. danghter of
Cornelius Kelley. president or the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.. sur-
prised New York by eloplng with
Nils Florman, wealthy society man.
The first Mrs. Florman obtained a
divorce, saying she couldn't live on
$25,000 a year.
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' Baseball’s old-time heroes and 10,000 tans gathered at the Polo ground. New York, to honor Chrlaty
m atelier tdi‘ “Matty‘a team,” Col. Jacob Rup-pert. owner of the New York Yankees. Mhyor Walk
W Here we hare. left to right. Roger Bret or New York, John .‘chraw of the Giants. Judge
unlit. Welter Johnson—aim in the game—and Frank Bowcrnuan. The $25,000 proceeds of the day's
pile were divided between the Memorial building i‘u'nd at Buckneli college, and the American Legion sani-
m at Barnum. N. Y.
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