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, A Kiss for the Chief, Oui?
Hurdlers in Tight Finish
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This dog poses tor hours motion,
less aa an advertising stunt in a.
New York toy shop window. t'PreU
ly Boy" is his name.
Storm Center
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Most pictures of English Htccplecliascrs show jockeys and horses in
thrilling falls. This one of Captain 13. 8. I'mvin taking iTlppcrary"!
acrosc a water Jump nt 'Wakingham is Just ns thrilling as if he hid fallen. 1
To Fight Hindu Nationalists
of the tronsury, is a center of a
political Dtorm thRt may result in
tho reslgnntion ot high government
officials. I'oltticians say President
Hani in (J supports him in opposition
to Secretary Mellon and Internal
Revenue Collector Ulair.
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l Paiscis ut bombay, Inula, being trained In lhi mnmmi f n t
i combat followers of M. K. Gandhi, Nationalist leader, if an open rovoi:
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Riding Devils of the 11th Cavalry.v
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,thil lao thrown ball is a tramp's
heel as he goes over the fence to
jjiab it. Ajax is one of the most
K-aluablo police doga in America,
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Slandinit on the swcat-s'.ippery backs of their mounts tho 11th U "3-
Cavalry comes thundering dov:n the road in a cloud of dust in an exhibi
tion of horsemanship. If a foot had slipped or a steedi had stumbled
They Call Ex'-Kaiser "Dad" "and "Grandpa"
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r A now picture of the daughter of tnc former German tmpeior and her family, fche is the wlfo of thi
Duke c-i Erunsw;ck and Luncberg. German nobleman.
First Jury in West Virginia Treason Trials
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p. esrlnaicy, 8. Iit Ilotry HcMtlckt. . . Vcmct. tt . il limoty. .
President Millernnd cl frar.ee Bi'c;U liu
village, in typical French Btylo.
At --Atlantic City
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itt the aport carnival at Philadelphia. K. M. McCreary, Oblo Slate, wu
Buster's Wooden Leg
The Mi. hi vt the l'J2Z Lathers at
Ltlantie City. Top to bottom, Li
rtto Herman, Blanche Drill and
Catherine Carter. -
Vii'Binia Peck, 15, of Chicago, was
(he drat fnlr bather to try Lake
Michigan this year. jho said,. tho
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' a wooden leg two years and seta around with tho best .u.f m. A low
' years ago dogaVoro shot when they broke or lost a lee. "
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1 ' Langhnm, famous Kntilis). hurdler, torm the thnUL t l'addinKton
with an open umbrella, llo ckiima it helped liim, acting as a parachute
Miss Mildred Kollor. of Huffulo.
lis eho left Scattlo on an Adinlrnl
Lino boat for Hong Kong to marry
Holntnn Scott, a Htandnrd Oil oflt
clnl whom alio met a year ago wlui
traveling in the Orient.
West. Virginia Miners' Tent Colony Ordered Abolished
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baii'jueta ho la obliged to attend.
The Winning Hand
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.'mn1.. i r , . . 0 V'a7i",u''trlct court " Charleston. W. Vn mean, tho eviction of 300
hi ,h. , , v w T ,cn,1 C0"lt'' "' M"", coun,y' w- Vn- Th0 furnished two
MO by th United Mine Y, orker, when tho mlncis vvci o evicted from their homes. '
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