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Thirteen track laborers were smothered under a deluge of coal when a Chesapeake and Ohio trda
lumped the tracks near Converse. Ind., and spilled the contents of severak coal cars on track crews whs
were resting alongside the tracks.
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Mrs. Augusta Rudd McDonald,
forty-eight, a widow of Evanston,
flL, Chicago suburb, although head
of her household of four children,
found time 1o study for an M. A.
degree at Northwestern University,
which she has jnst obtained. She
will become an English instructor
At Loyola University.
Launch Largest U. S. Sub 4
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The new submarine V-3 Is shown as It glided down the ways at
the Portsmouth Nary Yard. It Is the largest of Uncle Sam’s undersea
craft, measuring 341 feet six lnchei In length, and Is expected to do
Si knots an hour on the surface.
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This exceptionally fine photograph of Pope Plus waa taken durlnt
the ceremonies attending the canonisation of St. Theresa of the Lltth
flowers.
Marksman
Harrod O. Miller of Kahuka, Mo,
broke all records for marksmanship
at the U. 9. Military Academy, Weal
Point, N. T. He hit >34 bull’s-ayai
oat of >60
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Cape Town Officials Greet Future Ruler ;
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A demonstration by South African dignitaries was accorded the Prince of Wales when he landed on
Cape Town pier during his South African tour. Left to right. Sir William Hoy, K. C. B., general manager
of South African railways and hartors; Sir Thomas Smartt, ex-Alin later ef Agriculture; the Prince^ and
the Governor General of the colony.
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New U. S. Envoy to Germany
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Jacob Gould Schurman was photographed with Mrs. Schurman and
thedr daughter Dorothy es they sailed for Germany, where Mr. Behai*
man will assume his duties as new American Ambassador.
Caruso Award
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Rules Opera
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Mary Garden, who transferred
her operatic activities from Chicago
to Paris, Is centre of a controversy
which threatens to disrupt the
"American operatic season.” Other
stars quit because she insisted M
’‘running things."
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Mlsa Dorothy M. Parkin. 15. 01
Nottingham. England, has gained
recognition In British literary cir
cles with her book for girl*. “The
Rivals of Maidenhead " ’
Sweethearts 47 Years
Miss Mildred Seeba of Nea
Tork won the first Caruso Opera
Fellowship which provides for
tuition, living and transportation 1
lor a year's study in Italy. 1
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A courtship which lasted 47 years will soon culminate In Lon
Ingelee with the marriage of Mrs. Mary Chrisman. 70. and Jacob
Ichobe. Mrs. Chrisman recently Journeyed from Iowa after proposal
y m»n.