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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925.

CURRENT PICTORIAL

NEWS.

Miss Grace Gerard, stage star, can't fool us with her pet doggie because it isn't a doggio at all, it's just a toy. She has just returned home with it from Farie,

Here is the scens of the "jazz baby's", fight for freedom, the courtroom of Judge Hrrold Louderback in San Francisco, where Dorothy Ellingson, 16, je on trial for killing her mother. Figures in the case are: (1) Sylvester McAtee and (2) Alexander Mooslin, "defence attorneye; (3) Dorothy Ellingson; (4) William Murphy and (5) Harmon D, Skillen, conducting the prosecution.

Tomparanoo literature, to be distributed through Japan, is piled high in the headquarters of the Tokyo Prohibition Society, as the picture shows. Though the probibition movement is being carried out on purely aconomio grounds, the "dry blotters" have made little headway in interesting the people,

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The picture above shows the boiler house after the explosion in the Barracksville ine near Fairmont, W. Va., in which 34 minors were entombed.

6Ft. 3 INCHES

The Washington Monu thont has a rival now that "Big Jawr" Sargent has hit the capital to become attor noy General. Every inch of 6 foot 3 he in.

Cardinal O'Connell and a group of pilgrims from Boston are seen leaving St. Peter's in Rome after a tour through the historio edifico. On the right of the Cardinal. is Monsignor Splaine; on his left are Monsignor Haberlir and Mr. Walter Guyotte, Boston business.man.

Jofferson Davis' home-the White House of the Con federacy, once contro of the short-lived government of the south, cannot be preserved as a historie moriorial. Engineers have found the building would have to bo nearly rebuilt Battered and worn it is slowly passing away before the elements.

Mr. John Garibaldi Sargent, of Ludlow, Vt, raises his right hand and says, thus becoming the now U. 8. Attorney General

Put your best foot forward, men, for this latest design In masculine footwear. Notice the little strap and buckle. This keeps the ankle-grip firm, at all times, however much the shoo might be worn.

Mr. Aaron Sapiro, Chicago lawyer, bas made a formal demand that Mr. Honry Ford's Dearborn Independent retract state- monts alloged to have boen intended to show a conspiracy by International Jews to exploit American agricultura. Mr. Sapiro has throatened to file a suit for $1,000,000 daminges,

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