1925-03-19 — Page 10

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Five times Florenco Buchanan, 19, of Los Angolos, has boon missing from home. Four times sho returned, hor momory gone, but herself not harmed. But she hasn't been back since Jan. 21. Peychologists say she has "dual por- Bonality."

PICTORIAL NEWS.

Again Dame Rumour bas- picked a bride for the Princo of Walos. This time it is Lady Diana King, daughter of the Earl of Lovelace, and one of the few peoressos in their own right in England. The story is that the engage- mont will be announced whon the Princo returns from his trip to South Africa.

Eli Siegol, 22, a Baltimore printor. han just rocnivod $100 as first prize in n poetry contest over 4,000 rivals. Ho was taken to America from Russia whop three years old. His poom. "Hot Afternoons Ha vo Boon in Montana," is a moder- nistic dovolopment of tho Walt Whitman style.

Haro is George Washington as his contemporarios know him. The above painting is by Gilbort Stuart, and was completed in 1795.

Two trains a day run to Aguascalientes, Mexico, and it in said that ovory train carries a now admirer for Miss Anita Llamas, named as the prettiest girl in the city.

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Publicity man choose Olive Bordon as 1925's most promising product of pulchritudo. She's one of 14 choices. Nover mind the rost. Yes, she's from Hollywood, too.

ACTOGEN

The Natural-Milk Food

ACTOGEN

For YOUR BABY

The young Duke of Norfolk is the first poor of the British Empiro, taking precodonco over all the peerage and rank- ing next to the Royal Family, In addition to his rank, tho Duko is the richest poor, his fortune boing estimated £20,000,000,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

GEE-WHAT EXCUSE CAN VIE GIVE T' MISSOS MCGOOSEY SO SHE'LL GIVE

US A COOKIE? I CANT

EVEN THINK OF ONE NO MORS

I KNOW!!

WELL BOTH CRY AN THEN WHEN SHE ASTS US WHATZAMATTER I'LL THINK OF

SOMETHIN' T' SAY

Octavus Roy Cohon Jr., 8, is an Alabama author's son, and an author himself, but he doesn't like the typo of stories his father writes. The boy's first story "The Midnight Road," just so

American oopted by an magazine, is full of thrilling and

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crashos, violence miraculous escapes.

WAWW

WAAWAW

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DEAR ME!! WHAT ON

BARTH IS THE

MATTER, Boys

(SNIP) WE WUZ

SONNA EAT Á

C-COOKIE, BUT, WE

AIN'T GOT

ANY!!

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Mlle. Guennior, one of the leading writers of France, le to act the leading role in the musical adaptation of her recent story "The Prettiest Woman,"

BY BLOSSER

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