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Capt. ( Mosley, I'. 8. A., winner of the Pulitzer tropliy,
and his American made Yerville-Paekanl biplane. He made a
world's record for speed, averaging 178 miles an hour for the
Jimiiiiiiimliiiiimmiimiiimmri l.'52-iiiile course. photos, wide world.
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lege girls in "Carrots," a
play given by the fresh
men. Left to right : Hiss
Kleanor Shaw, Miss Flor
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Helen Miller (Carrots).
Photo, international.
.4 right Mrs. Charles
Garland of Boston, who
approves of her husband's
action in refusing to accept
a $1,000,000 legacy. She
says she, too, will refuse
any bequest from Iter
wealthy father.
Photo. International.
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Travelling store nf the American Committee fop Devastated
France, parked at the village shrine at Le Mesnil. The store
reaches many remote places.
The Earl and Countess of Granard and their thtee children,
here for a visit. Left to right: Viscount Forbes. 5yoar old;
Lady Eileen Forbes, 7 years old: Lady Muira Forlies 10 years
Jd. The Countess was Miss Heal rice Mills of w York.
Photo. Wide World.
Frank W. Fnieautf. who
is pni niiienf in financial
circle-, hi'iv ;in,i in the
Middle West.
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