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THE ATgfflWUGA., HERALD JANUARY 2y ,1923, Twins in One acnooi Minn. are trying to devise a way by which they'll be able to Oldest Lawmakers Visit President Heads Bi’ oiaj v»en anarew urewster. above, has been appointed to sucJ ceed MaJ Gen. Clarence E. Ed* wards as commander of'the first army corps area. His headquarter -are at Bostor -• Finds Treasure) Is the Tasmanian and just' below Is a new-born el shows two views of sper; as he rolls up for Spanish Prince a Corporal . L.ovd Carnarvon, above,, lucyrus. ;in England with $40,000,000 .worth woman jof Egyptian treasure he discovered United Jin unearthing the tomb of .Xinr. ITutenl^iamun near Luior, Egypt. Last British Troops Leave Ireland the Guard, here shown leaving the British Rouses ot Parliament recently Utter their usual tour of Inspection. The Yeomen—known os "beef eaten" since, the days ot Henry VIII—form a guard of honor to the king. It* membership Is restricted to officers and non-commissioned offleem ot the Brit! a Wormy with records for long and meritorious service. Lead of Hubby For the first time in 600 years, southern Ireland Is free ot British >ps. Here Is shown an English regiment unloading Its baggage from irry for transportation to England. ' . . New Minister Four yean In college with all ex! ,^st a' Nagle. Socialist orator of penaee paid u the prise awgrded to ^lngfiaher. Okla. has been seeking Earl G. Pearson, above. 17. Wash-. iPUblle office for yean back, only to, ington high school student, for his 'see his' wife, shown shove. a>, -■winning essay on ~H<m Good (pointed to office before him. Mrs-! !Roads Are Developing My Com- (Nagle becomes a member ot the •• mmi.i. or a non State Board of Affairs ’Januarv "8 250 000 scbpol part tn the con Champion Home for the Holidays' kULi'i DENTISTS * CAN * YANK Mill—but look what Dn. W. H. Sim oons Onset), Oakland. Cal. r — .. dentist lulled out of the Pacific Ocean! It’s he largest striped bass ever caught a the Pacific with light tackle. The tab weighed 42. pounds and was 42 iT GET THE IDEA that a life on the ocean wave' h&s r aD thiefthi 1 the way the steamer Charles M. Warner. limped. BauK^ , Mijcb;, after she had been through a storin' on* Lake Himmufe ^ fonioed over her deck?, cabins apd ringing. % Herfengihes' broke t dc
