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WIFE SUES BRIDE
STRAUSS PAINTED
ggvs Mis. Snellenberf?
Qfligmann Stole His Lov?
\sks S100.(H)0.
\RTISI DIMES HIS
AFIK I "IONS SWAYED
Facing S?paration suit. Sho\*.s
(?Ms Arose fron Making
et) Girl's Portrait.
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yesterday H?terr.oor.
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SLAIN PATROLMAN
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PLAYERPIANO
'A PC ROOMS MS Ay? .*tJ9fr
MHS. ARTHUR I. SELIGMAXX.
Philadelphia lirai?. wlm. n?* Mis?. Snellenbers*, ?s atruard
?? if? uf st f aling husband - .
Portrait by l.e?ip?ild G. Seyffert in lf?l.">.
now nn exhibition In Philadelphia.
DEFEAT WOMEN
IN BRONXVILLE
Voters Eail to Change the
Name Despite Lim?
ousine Campaign.
The --?."raglnts of Bmnvill? who
- ?he r.ame of the vil?
lage * ? Hills lost their fight
last nig '
During the afterrt-oo ?or-tetr wnmen
61 Rroiixvl'.e u?e_ limousines 1n brlng
.' ? ???r?.
Thi? la the third time the women of
BronxvlU? havo tried to change th?
village narae.
'?forte Pel ham Peter Ceder, n Dei
trot re-elected for the <*i**th tune.
in Pelham Height?? Clarei a !
?a a? el o ten nn -
In Sag Harbor, Long Island, the
wonie?. loi ? eem to be strong for the
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Fire : .
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Caaper ^.'h^r-'r.,- wa ??? ? ?? i vil?
lage pre ?dent, defeating \\ liiam 3.
F.i
WOMAN PESTERS MAYOR
laatiee or llealh. She Sa\?>. and Get?
Helleaue.
"I will have juat ee, or
pt!" crie?! a ?'.??.? oman
? .* ? <? City
Hh". fi r - ?>: year?. At Ma\ rMil
dice ? - ? ? ?? kOght 1
Lobdall.
Before Magiatrati Appleton ih<
her name as Mar*. Ban 1.1 '? ?
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I ad owned a men'? fui
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her hu?bai
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tlga-ed her
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her ca ? *? thrown i
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. lower courts.
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for obsei
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WILL TEACH AERONAUTICS
Pittsburgh First I ni\ er?.il.? to F?tah?
Iith Such a f our?e
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P ?-burgh. March 21. A MOV?
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a first of it? I
?bed by any university In thi?
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FIRE RECORD
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PRISONERS GET AWAY
AFTER SHOOTING GUARD
16 I scape Near Providence 15
Others Sta\ to Nurse Keepers.
provider* March 21
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THOUGHTFUL
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Katin* ? l bi '
Bui n.t i \ I RY rratnb, for
I,. . ii "I'll ??'? ? aent
to oil '?"> 1 "
I Ht BABI1S' HOSPITAL
LAWYER'S SON
HELD AS FIREBUG
Admits Setting 5 Blazes
Detectives Say?Faces
Ar?ton Charge.
POLICE SHANTY FIRE
THOUGHT HIS WORK
Letter Ex C. C. Y Y. student I*
?.censed ?>f Writing Threaten
ed Shack's Destruction.
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the pi j.., h.m to
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fin? s re called I' was not a chimney
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GUNMANS ARMOR COAT
AND NEEDLE TAKEN
Police Also (ici Sing Sin?; Coin
in Seeking Slayer
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D?*JllAJ?T SUED BY SISTE]
Mrs. Rose Enter? Judgment f?.r
160.*: 1 Obtained in IfstS,
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VICE TRUST"BACKS
4 BILLS, WOODS SAY
Commissioner Warns Commitl
?if Dangen ?n Measures
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GIRLS TRAMP STREETS
TO GET STRIKERS'MONET
Hillquit Praises Sanitar> Boan
Paterson Strike Unlikely.
Mo-- . . ?
maker*' um..n, fester
regretted the t
srd ol ii
lary Control. If Mayl'r M -r' ?* ' I'oun
ell ? ails te
abr' ?? ice protocol t
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engaged fighl eil '? slice.
SAYS SHE SET CAP FOR HIM
Rich Leag Islaad Fanaer Blatas IV??e>e
H aated Ria RIcMs.
In : s sail
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fl . ? Franz
Long
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A PESSIMIST is a fellow that looks
down at the ashes in his pipe
instead of up at the smoke. ?r
M&ir
nPHERE is a
*** whole lot of
ool, s ni o o t fa
moke and mighty
ttlc ash in a
peful of perfect
rningVELVET
tobacco.
COLE YOUNGER,
EX-BANDIT, DIES
Jesse James Comrade Ii\
pires in Missouri at .
?Seventy-four.
FREED ON PAROLI
OUTLAW REFORMED
U a? Last <if Three Brothers U ho
^prt'ad liTnT by Raids
Along Border.
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refnaal ( the
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SUSPECT U. S. AGENTS
IN T0B.*\CC0 FRAUDS
Ofticidis ihink Reveinc Meo
\ided Revenue 1 .iu l\.i?ion.
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MURDERESS ESCAPES CHAIR
Mr?. tVarrea'a r?na < animated ?" i lie
Impriaenraenl b) Goreraovr.
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SUSPECT HELD AS CRONES
Hoboken Priaoaer Say? He i? Ceraaaa
Sailor.
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from
- '?
ADVERTISEMENT.
25 YEARS AGO
Guaranteed Mertiages tarera
prsctically unknown. Today
they are regarded as the best
and safest form of Investment.
Buy our
41*4%
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M HURO. Br.ald.nt
Capital.Surplus&Pr S9.000,0?00
' ' ' 1" " " ??*-?'
^?ar?n??Ts>B>-a?a?H^^s?ssB??s^BBaaaeaea?e?^?sss
10-CENT CONCERT
PLAN PERMANENT
Music of (ireat (Composers
lo Be Played at Sum
nier Series.
?. - own
... B ,|
? iblished, for *e <-f
.- ilunr.-i- next summer an>l ?ut*
??* em?
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A ' I rme.l COIBB
if f ? William
K \ \rlhur
D, f ? ! Bad Martha
ard, secretar I Badei-tahsa
! the i
It ia pro| I the atib
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ARRESTED AT ALTAR,
HIS HONEYMOON WANES
Sheriff Appears Just as jud?*?*
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IJPJJj I msmr 1^11 tne long-sought-for 'balanced' tires.
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Jt if) ] I II ?re the most efficient.
/tillIatJI r I Thc <0iain' Tread, like all United
??l \ 4IJ r~ll States Tires, is a 'balanced' tire?
V^IJJ__L r// It gets its great tread efficiency fro-pri
\ ^r/* TS Ml / its 50-50 'balance* of resiliency and
/fif fr**?*/ ill toughness; for too much toughnes?
iaa\\l??wll ?Ulli would destroy resiliency, or too much
l?il II ? ?I I resiliency would sacrifice toughness.
jrgj I J fi^ N j It gets it* great fabric carcasa efficiency from
\ Hi l\ ?** the 50"50 'b,l-anc*'ot? ?ra*5r-c layers and rubbtat-?
^ ^1 M i r-"i a union that makes tread separation Impossible.
J V\J0 I n_ I '?* ?f**-*1* ??*"1 wonderful efficiency as a tiro from
||t\\x -^ [pi 1 the 50-50 'balance' between its 'balance*-.* tread
laiilJ^K f4Avv\ \ *n<:* '** 'b-ai-anccd* fabric carcasa. Both tread
|f>_j(n\ \ i?% \ and carcass give equal wear?neither is stronger
\?\lQ\\ Vfj^W nor weaker than the other.
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WC\\\^\ \?<?)\, *^_ ?***^_3 Tire? their wonderful efficiency?'balance* nrslm
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