1926-05-20 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926.

EXPRESS CRASHES DOWN EMBANKMENT. -The engineer, firöman, and a '' passonger from New York, were killed, and scores hurt when the Ponnsylvania Railroad's crack New York-Atlantic City flyer "Nellie Bly" was wrecked at Camden, N. J. Upper photo shows angino on its side in à ditch, and at right, a twisted, crumpled car,

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WOMEN" "DRYS"—Women claiming to represent 12,000,000 of their sox bombarder! the Senate prohibition cominitree at Washington to insist on retention of the prohibition law, with strict enforcement. This picture shows them on the capitol stops.

THROUGH THE WEIR.-Here the boys in the senior cross country race are passing through the weir, one of the many obstacles in the novel race,

Wo havo just pubished an excellant album of views of Hongkong. Price $3.00 each. MEE CHUNG.

Ice Houso Street, and Beaconsfield Arcade.

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picture showing 'M. Clemenceau in retirement.

SERIOUS MARBLES. Pictured above is Ringer Stadium at Atlantic City. It is the site of the national marble championship tourmament to be held the week of June 2nd.

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TANES ON FIRE-Five anilors were killed and a score more were hurt whon oll 'tanks on the steamer O. T. Waring took fire and exploded while the ship was docked at New Orleans. Blazing oil covered the water and many who jumped overboard were badly burned. Photo shows the ship at the height of the blaza,

KING'S SISTER-This is recent picture of Princos8 Victoria, sistor of King George, and who was recently seriously ill.

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