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OLD GOLD and amethyst ;
uiop arouna a ,mall gold
and seed pearl chain make up
this striking necklace, worn
by Esther Ralston, screen
star.
.JUMBLING DOWN IN A MISTY TGRRFNT OF wiiiTr rmn r-i ' ,
Park's famous , "trick falls '! shown here r - l " H,TE F9AM. Glacter Nationa
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the saxophones is this one, a '
giant B-flat bass, lugged
about by H 1:".. Nutter of
Ncwburyport. Mass., a mem-'
ber of Harvard University's
band.
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' - lAdllIi hKAC W S,.LETr0VNTA,S REPLACED CURIOUS THRONGS the life of Col. Ch.r!
WKPf fghne wnt on hunting trip m Chihuahua. Mexico, on the ranch of Luis Morones, Mexican secretary of agriculture. This .
, ,' ,. ' howi the region in which the lone eagle did hit hunting.' " , j
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i nci vjvj ifN i ml AlK in Uic came of lacrewe .
L nd if you don't think it's a rough game, look t the helmets
the bovi ar vparinr. fcTKi iwii.r u an.ntjl i
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THE IRON WAL,LS THAT SAFEGUARD" UNCLE SAM ON THE BROAD PACIFIC make a'stirring, striking picture
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; DESPERATE ASSAULTS BY POWERFUL BACKS WERE OF NO AVAIL, and the Stanford University footbali team
took it on the nose from the University of Southern California. 10 to 0, in their game at Los Angeles. Here's Quarterback Herbert
, , ' Fleishhacker of Stanford slashing at the Couthern California line. .
; DEMURE Betty Kyss. a
i lady of the ensemble, is one
of the reasons for the success
; of Hollywood's' new Pom
Pom Revue. ,
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; ONE OF, THE WORLD'S ART MASTERPIECES, the' famous "Madohna di Siena."
! by Raphael, i, now . owned by Americans. This picture, long lost and called the "missing link,"
of Raphael's madonna,, came to light in St. Petersburg lale in the last century, and in recent
years has been in Brussels. A syndicate of American art dealers ha purchased it. 1 '
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. CLOTHES like this, evyn to
the hat, were all the style a
little more than a century ago.
The costume is displayed by
Mis, France, M. Patten, one
' of the cast in a New York
exhibit showing French fash-,
ions . during the past "150.
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THE OLD-FASHIONED RIDE IN A HAY WAGON hasn't gone out of ,tyle yet-not
, i this picture i, tr be believed. It show, a group of Philadelphia chorus girls enjoying an outine
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