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Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 12

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Tucson, Arizona
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12
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T.iM.taA-' TUCSON. ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17. 1921 THE ARIZONA DAI r.Y STAfc PAGE TEN Told Pictures World News By Star's Camera Service in TYPING SPEED WONDERS PUFF! ROCKEFELLER" VISITS U.8J INDIAN'S TRIBUTE A DRY JOKE JUST A STROLL II to 7V. 0 -t; ft ne iii Ainei leans pay iiminr ir, Americas L'ukiniwn" through Oliiel rienty foes of the flow tribe, wfe ill place a coup stick and km b'jn- L- K. Baxter of Leicester.

England, Puff! "I'liff! "goes Babe Ruth. No, he's not puffing around the bases on a home run clout, but powder puffing In vaudeville. photographed in his Premier Briand's peculiar is due to the fact that a Washington official has just told him a starts on a little around tho world. Of course, he'll ride the seas. Expects to make It by 19-6.

net on the grave.t How Old Were You- prohibition joke. He's an Inveterate dressing roonomaking tip for a per- formance. smoker of The little, fellow with the rinkled benny is Viscount Shiliusawa. the richest man In Japan. He chose to visit America on business while many of the world's most famous persons are here for the arms parley.

He Is shaking hands with Ir. S. H. Gulick at a Brooklyn Sunday school, where he spoke. At the right, Hev.

M. Obata. LEGION CHIEF Wirth's Comeback A VETERAN Miss I'Uisan. at typewriter. Miss Wancr and L.

HossCield, winners at the last national typewriting contest- PUZZLE OPPONENTS 4 ONE KISS FOCH DIDN'T GET! 1 St-'" Njfwl Mrs: ljowitll F. Hohart. ut t.inei-n at-tl- ncwiv-clected president of tile 'Woman's Auxiliary of the Aiueri-ran egirm. She was eUn-ted to the post at the first national convention of 'the auxiliary, held in Kansas City: ci mm NEW CHAIRMAN This picture, of Jell de Ai.ir-us, Falstatf.i was in 177. RECEIVES DECREE ml V5 I' -J jnlTJiiiiJrH.

TW l.V biuj i ni'jiin, VlNtt CHARLES AND l.KI'T AND RJOfiT KXUS FR BOyiOIX Vv h.v ooes the jnun sniileV Because he has staged a comeback and is again head of the German government the new Chancellor Wlrth. snapped entering the Reichstag just after his election. REPRESENT 315,000,000 PEOPLE John reeinan Havups, who has served J7 yoarw aw a railway engineer. ff i VICTIMS OF RUSSIAN FAMINE Hull, of Tennsse-, who lias been elected to succeed (leorge White as chairman of the JJemocratic national committee. Mr.

Hull Is 5n years old, a bachelor and a resident of Carthage. Tenn. Christy luftl Kissiinc. five, a kiss from Marshal Forh! yps tho world's most notrd general, after sh hail presented him with flowers at (Mik-api. Uric fihe is dashinj? away I'ovh stoops tn kisn h(sr.

STATION AGENT, NEW FORD MODEL! fir. Saw Sa, noted "man pni siclan of ludiii, is ihf fir u-noiun of the rfitinlr' sli1 1 home -to a. degree frm arinivasa Mastn (in turban) heads the Indian di lecatliin the nnn. veisitv She. Is now studying In fcrenrc In Washington.

S. Hajpal Is secretary Hopkins FRENCH DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR CONFERENCE Almost every day scenes similar to the one pictured above are witnessed In streets of the famine-stricken districts of lussia. Hundred of habie-are dying because of the lack of proper food, and miAious more are doomed unless help Is quickly given. -The photograph shows funeral procession of the little victims at Samara. AND THE LITTLE BEAR SAID ll v.

i ia -J 1- jfc. I (jil "'F' Th members of the French dele gation to the limitation of armaments, photographed In Xew York upon their arrival from France.1 Premier Aris- tide Briand. head of the delegation. General Te Doxv. said France Is ready to join any movement 'to avert world conflicts and will approach the forthcoming conference at Washington in the most favorable spirit for the maintenance of peace.

The photograph on the top shows, left to right: Albert Sarraut, minister of the colonies: Premier Briand and Rene Vivianl, ex-premier. Below, left to right: General Erimond Bant, chief of the general staff of the French armiee, and Admira Ferdinand de Bon. "Who's been sitting on MY deck?" Little Buddy Wiswell answered: "1 is. Little Beitr. What got to say about it?" The kittle Bear is "Prunv." The ttio gent.

Henry Ford 1S21 likewise, pay everything from nappl on the job which is several mudrt. omthlng new In mtlroa4-tWegrsph- to janitor. This one Napoleon. tic- Ue combines aeveral men i the mascot of the is. S.

California. He eata almost everything but little children..

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