,, firg'rvmrqmrmrweweww 2 g 15mm THREE Yoshihito, m i k u do of Japan (above), is reported dead or dying in dispatches from Toltio. Due to the strictness of Japnncso‘ mourn-t lug customs it is expected no definite snnounccmz‘ut will be made until stter the holidays. In the event of iiie miimdo's death. lechtto. prince trgcnt. (below). will succeed hint. Boot Trudie! Gertrude Ederlo has a very stiff neck, and she doosn‘t core who knows it. This unusual picturoot the lemons. swimmer was made in Los Angeles, where she was trying .‘ to massage cut of her neck or K "crick" which followed a plunge into the Pacific. Patience Gone Patience is a. Virtuohbttt it can he ,lot‘r't'lctl too (or. .‘ihts Sarah L. Ap- tc‘ot Joplin, .\io.. was engag- Lto Benjamin Franklin Cox tor yours. but. she finally lost hope, says. when (ox continued to ttfifiy the wedding. ”sow she's su- him (or $50000 tor breach oi Although the mcrt‘ury was at zero. Prince (leery. of England, Wales’,riittlo brother, didn‘t. stop to don un overcoat when he stopped from his train at Montreal to pose for this [figure The befurred indiviilnol ‘ at the left is E. W. Beauty, president ol‘ the Canadian Pacific. I ALSO FROM THE’VINEYARDS 8 . 4| v .A .. __ '_ Pretty wines are not the French flnrynrds‘ only yield. Witness Mlle. Bones Domvilie, chosen in plus jolic of the Bordeaux wine workers I 1; much Just what you call that old gent! uwsy somewhere in the spirit of him. He's organizing an army right now. tor his annual attack on want tutti woo. what it foolish qnlrstioni Ntuned ‘Prexy HERMAN J. WEISMAN Hero‘s Hermon J. \Vcismnn, new- ly elected president of the Eastern Imagine. A former Yule man and s orominrut Ittomcy in the cost, “'cismnu succeeds the late Dun O‘Neil in tho proxy's chair. Weis- than is 38 and the youngest chief in L' c circuit's history. His home is in it met-bury, Conn., he being presi- dl- at of tho Waterbury club in 102;. it). i and 1025. His teams won two pennants during that period. “DON’T FORGET US, PLEASEW mm. Moons, mint, ‘mo—totit- little shut-ins. all In a row Yon'nlntlothsulihethemtnnospitshsnd mum-muomnttmmimthcm. Momma-gin ’ mutat- thcminlltliclouo fill! Don't you want to enlist? But Texas Gpungirl First picture to reach the north or Rebeoco Bradley. 0! Austin, who is chatfid with holdmg up the Farmers’ National Bank at Budn. Texas. ”It was telephotord to New York. Lotta’s Heir? count by Mrs. Out-lotto Cocktail-u, 1- Ssn Gshriol. 0sllt‘.. (lower); At the ww- my in Boston on Hrs. Cockhurn's attempt to break the will she and Mrs. Annie Bum soil, ot Inc-on. Arm, tower). the niece, were meant wit- is s niece ot hm oi Mrs. DRUMS HER WAY THROUGH SCHOOL Aileen “right, who is ju~t one inch under five feet tall, (imputed her was through Sup'Tiur (\t-h.) high st html and now is doing the some Santa (flunk—Krisllringlo—St. Nicholas-4t doesn‘t matter so very thing It Hastings (‘nllt‘fztn i‘lto hlg thing—well, it's hidden father. who was n drmmm-r boy in the (‘hll War and taught her to Mir is t‘ollow.ng in the footsteps of her THERE’S BIG'TRIBE OF HER ’Csn you imagine what sort of vision it is that inspires the smile ' this young lady of the broken shoestrings is wearing" One guess: And you’ve right, ‘0! ooursc—-it‘s a vision of the joys that Christmas‘mornlng is going to bring; going to bring that is, unless Santa by some Giraud» chance should forgrt. to see that no such sad thing happens to nu." of the broken shoestring tribe. ' ‘ I And surely there are plenty of folks in Norwaik. mun: t'n-cumu A.» only iii, hut die a ninnngt-r or u lill'gt' “01"] in Hur- lingt-n. T(‘\il<. and owns more than 29,0imworth oi prom-mp. not her start by soiling mom-rt): thy.» "They're not init‘i‘If-llliir.” s-h-v -:n.. Wido v Testiiie 5:]:- Clmumsiunws of the. death of Don R. .‘It‘HC , Canton (0.) editor. who was shot down by thugs lK‘CfliIN.‘ 3! his anti-graft campaign. hero; told to a Jury by his widow, .‘irsu Florence .‘l‘riioit. at tho ii'izzi of his sliegod slayer. l‘ut Mt-ih-rmott. This~ shows Mrs. Mt-lirtt m: silo looked on the witness stand. Sh? rorouut- ed tho details of ht‘l‘ hushnnd‘s os- mssinntioii. hut did not nttrmpt to identify .‘icDortuott. Ad Edi motion Here's Olli.‘ \my to ilnauco fl col- lege cam. Marjorie. .‘churk, of Oak' Lane, Pn., has taken to sand- wic‘hmnnn'ing‘ in Philadelphia (or funds to complete lit-r studies at Temple l‘hivorsity. Sumo competi- tion for the initt‘t‘t‘tl boys who usual- ly hold such jobs! “THEY’RE T0 JDECIDE 'IF GOULD CAN SIT Tut-omens Ohsflos 8. Benton. Ben. Illinoististtmuel 31. Bhostridgo. Rep, .. "' Senate committee min.- a. soot-min whether Arthur B. Gould, Republican, 1. en- M w m toga he won in a special doction‘in )tstna. Ottom- ot ashes-Ive umpnhm expenditures are the m of the inquiry. Senator Go'ttld stands behind tin committco which consists of (ion. to right). Senators
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