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Veterans Home From Siberia .'Screen Champions : Senatorial Whips : Denouncing High Rentals
E-iHBiHt'' HBHR"sOl"vW'rfii AMERICAN TROOPS who have crossed the Pacific cheer quite as enthusiastically at sight of the homeland as soldiers who have " -&,
? CjHHBHBj KK&t'' && "-I&S& lH BHHi, hK3t ''''' Wrp-t'x'W -come over the Atlantic to native shores. These doughboys have ju at arrived in San Francisco on the transport Thomas from Siberia jATc
V. t5pJ demonstrating to Senator Peter Goelet Gerry, of went to the Pacific coast to consult with Douglas zon'.8 pace prosperity areta tvt YA$i-2 ' -it1r "
t Rhode Island, Democratic whip, how he keeps his party in Fairbanks about his movie career. Charlie Chaplin dence in the first, want and unrest in A?'r' :-'uV'VT'' S'"' Clvr "
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'tf-V PROTESTJNG AGAINST profiteering landlords a noonday meeting of Kensington-shipyard workers of the Tenants'
" ' i protective Association. K. V. Kenny, president of the North Philadelphia' branch, addressing the open-air assemblage
MISS MARY FRANCES LITTT5L.T,.
daughter of Ilrigodlur General an4 Mrs-
vwmnanoer ueorg B.Biyan, U, 8, N,
STILL GATHERED around Liberty. American doughboy students find a comfortable f
resting place with their claso books at the foot of the Statue of Liberty in PoUleru,
Franco. Tho statue, dedicated by the Masonic Lodges of Poitiers and NejlvSlle, is- -
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