South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1922 — Page 28

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MCDAL FOU BOV HERO. Minneapolis. Minn., folks are seeking a Carnegie award for 13-year-old Philip Hene (belotv). who dashed into th traffic and rescued 3-year-old Dorothy Zollnskl (above) from under the -wheels of a speeding auto. Philip was run over himself, and an arm broken.

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TVI'ICAK HAri'KK.S. You've often heard 'em called that, but did you ever really undor?tar.1 what It rr.ant? This will straighten you out. It's picture of a. fiipr, lf0 pr rent, from had to foot. Thirteen qualification?. Count Vpk No. 1, hat of soft silk or felt; No. 2, bobbed hair; No. 3, flapper rurl on forlu:id; No. 4. flapper collar: No. 5, flapper earrings; N'o. 6. dip-over sweat rr; N'o. 7, fiappr beads; No. 8, metallic belt; No. 9, bracelet of .truntr J't: No. 10, Icnee-lonth frlrprd skirt; No. 11, exposed, bare knr; No, 12. rolled hose with fancy garter; No. 13, flat-heeled, little girl sandals.

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' That's the message mine strike symV., r1 pathizers left In West Virginia In

TIED PIPKKS OF CINCINNATI. Their pipes were waterpipes and the this effigy that by night was mountpipers were city firemen, called out by residents near one of the city ed on a tree-stump close to one of damps who protrst'd a?ain?t counties rats. Powerful streams from fire the mines where ftrikebrcakera wero ho.- did the buslnes. hundreds of xts Wins driven out and other hun- being: employed. State troopers tore

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WHEN A MASHER MASHES, don't call the polte all an ambulance.

eays Miss Olga. Emrick, Cincinnati stenographer. She finds thH plan much more effective, and satisfying. She does it by Jlu jitsu, learnM from her employer who once w.as a wrestler. The pictures show the 120-pound girl flooring a 155-pound man. -"It'a simple," she eaya.'All the glrla ought to kam IL" "

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WHATS A I lVlvSTORY FALL? Hottio Nan Harter. 3. of New Castle, Ind.. did It. and wasn't even knocked unconscious. Not even a bone was broken. In t'vo hours sho was play k.Tg njr.iln around tho yard, nettle

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ONROCNCK HATIIINO StIT. That's it. fhown ahove, drnr-'"' around Vezxy Srhott. li won a

Till-WAS SOMF liTXiWOTTT. It shows one of th "amone ihns nrpspnt" whrn a u-intnrm hit i'hr.mir prlzo TC-r loppy t a rf-.er-.T i,a.rirr

Arizona. The roof of the Seventh Avenue Hotel, fhown here, was lifted up bodily by the blast, twisted into a Para;e at Kan rc- Cal. Tut that v,.,nHrxri r'trM and drnnnM helter-Kk elter back over the hotel and the surroundinc streets. I'verv nersmn oleer.. w"a?n t all that Fep;ry wore, of cour.

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OLDEST DARKER. He's Albert t?nclnnatl; ' nd e'3 kePl PAPER-WAD SHOOTERS. AIIOY Thu XI hesndor52 years. Here's good news for the opening This shows him shaving R. Stein- e v,Yi t r . inK L--l vi . N lt in of school. A. R. Drown of Louisf'J hi9 fi,rst customer viUe. Ky.. has invented thi9 paper and who has be n coming regularly wad machine Run whlchf b to f rethan haacentury. turnlng a crank shoot; lobbed, hair new? Kats: ' says wads quicker.n scat. Qh t h

HOLD TK, Ni-:VT: SHE'S A'R.RIN. Ed Turcell. one of the star p.rfcrrr.crs at the 1'crt Klvimath, Ore.. rounJup. tried to ride Rocker P. Taui. a notorious "ivs.,1 horpe " Uccker turned a somersault, and Purcell didn't waste any t:.r. in making tracks. He was caught under the horse's

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THRESHING MACHINE EXPLODES. Oce man was killed and five others Injured when the blast came on a farm near Dayton, O. The machine was picked up and turned completely over. Parts of the engine. we!ghing 200 pounds, were found 600 feet fiom the blast. All of which makes aviators shake their heads in horror and comment orce more on the dangers of living on old Mother Earth.

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1 SIIADLS OK TOM SAWYER: Here's one Mark Twnin overlookM. It's BUSY "TDIES IN YViiST VIRGINIA. This chows state troopers questh only ! g ; rc; I! ! '.trurr.bo.it" in captivity. Carl Knechler. skipper tionlng male residents of a West Virginia mining town in the constant and crew cf this no v. i rrii v :h lower Ohio River, sit on the rear and .rounding up of suspects connected with attacks that are being made dally propels the tttrn whtti with Lis iet. k Nolle th cabin, and the "wheel- by mine strike sympathizers ci mine properties at which etrlkebreakers"

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HERE'S A HUNCH FOU OUR TOWN. PhoenLt, Ariz., auto salesmen challenged Tucon. Ariz., auto but th.ük how it would lighten thw aipsrnen to'a street-sweeping contest. This ehows 'cm brooming. The speed and rficlency they displayed vas chaperor.e's worries if sis would, ma'zinjr. Now. if some kind soul would only origirate such a contest la our town, we might but. oh, well, war it l i he entertains her ceav; hj such useless fc0j3? "n lh dark front rorcbL.

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