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TIIE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
EASTER DAY FASHION PARADE AT ATLANTIC CITY
The boardwalk nt Atlantic City Is the meccn for the well dressed on Kastor Sunday.
COULDN'T MEET EXORBITANT RENT DEMANDS
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SECRETARY OF WAR INSPECTS TANK CORPS
View rtnken In Brooklyn showing the furniture of an evicted tenant who was unable to pay tho high runt do-
mnndcd by Ids landlord.
PYRAMIDS OF THE SUN AND MOON
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Panoramic view of the historic pyramids of the Bun and moon at San Juan Teothuncan, 30 miles from Mex
ico City. A newly discovered pyramid in the same vicinity is now being opened. ,
SUMMER WHITE HOUSE'AT WOOD'S HOLE
PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER
View taken from the grounds of tho Charles It. Crane estute, showing a
portion of the hultdlng and a view of Vineyard sound.
DIPLOMATS SNAPPED IN WASHINGTON
Miss Kinlly Greer of Columhus, O
who 1ms accepted a responsible posl
tlon with the United- States peMl'
health service In Nebraska.
GEN. W. W. HARTS
Henry Morgcntliuu, new ninbiuvador to Mexico, with UainbrHLo Cnllty,
wretury of stute, and Frank L. Polk, undersecretary. Mr, Morgcnthau wna
formerly ambassador to Turkey,
General ilarts for the last nlm
months chief of stalt of the army ol
occupation In Germany, recently nv
rived in Washington to testify In tht
ens,, of dipt, "llnrd-Bolled" Smith,
accused of brutal treatment of men
In prison camps In Franco
Units of the Tank corps at Camp Meade passing In review before Secretary of War Baker, General March, Gen
eral Hutcheson, General Illnes apd other leading army men during the Held day maneuvers1' and inspection.
VIEW IN PROPOSED SAWTOOTH NATIONAL PARK
K. Grandjenn, forest supervisor of the Boise forest In Idaho; looking over tho proposed Sawtooth National park
in the Sawtooth mountnlns. He was accompanied on this tour by Otto M. .Tones, state came warden of Idaho, and
Mrs. Jones, 'who Is shown in the photograph. (
CARRIES WEIGHT ALMOST EQUAL TO ITS OWN
View of the Thomas Morse mall plane which recently accomplished a feat long the dream of aviation pioneers,
when with a useful Weight almost equal to its own, It gracefully left the snow and slush nt Ithaca, N. Y. The craft
Is a biplane evolved and produced by the Thomas Morse Aircraft corporation. Its weight empty Is 2,800 pounds'.
Its weight loaded Is 5,600 pounds. Thus Its usoful load is 2,010 pounds, or only 280 pounds less than tho weight of
the craft. Many planes carry less than hnf their weight.
USE FOR CELLARETTE
RELIGION ON WHEELS IN ROUMANIA
This Is the famous church on wheels Which followed the Roumanian army
during the invasion of Hungary. It was used as a dressing station on many
occasions by American Bed Cross doctors caring for wounded in tho Rou
manian ranks. It Is built on standard passenger coach frame, and Is still used.
When prohibition eaiue on, Mr. K.
J. McMulllu, a Philadelphia artist,
found a very gpod and antique cel
larette on his hands. Ho purchased
necessary parts of a phonograph and
converted the cellarette Into an excel
lent talking machine which now, dis
penses grand opera or Jazzy music In
stead of wine.
SE SLED MAKES 43 MILES AN HOUR
Easy for Autoists.
Kccplng the radiator of his parked
car from freezing Is the least of
'troubles to tho autolst of London, On
lutio. suvs Popular Mechanics Maga-
Jtlne. By paying n fat fee for the sea
son he obtains a key which unlocks i
Ihft covers of electric sockets attach-,
et to terminal boxes, mounted on
posts at frequent Intervals along the
streets of the city. A small electric
heater with a long cord Is carried In
the car and connected to the street
box by simply Inserting a plug. Not
only Is the car's circulatory system
safeguarded, but Its Interior Is kept
eomrortable during the owner's ah
A !i2-foot standard uay siu sUmI running at -i:i miles per hour
arnrmji'intcm
Two ol
llii'se boats ran from Boston to Bav Shore. mz Inland, n dlslau.-e of 2.i(l miles
nt'alnst a Sft-mlle head wind lit light hours, live minutes, an average speed o'
!12 miles per hour. This performance completely outclassed that of any of he
motor boat of similar size mude under similar weather conditions.