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S, DIRIGIBLE EXPLODES! 1 ! | ie | > — | ae oars ae Pa 7 ih | Pl Lindeberg Evades Arrest! ~- Fe “3 . , Y y T j a Home Brew | 'Boss of Zion City “Ready to Show Up ) a) r Ppovi ey ye * Columbus by I roving Earth g Howdy, folks! Register now s s ye > > _ gllewdy. folks! Resister now Is Just Like a Pancake en a able man for mayor! A ° ba WON CITY, HL, Feb, 21—Wit near the rim of the ed lan the midst of lite welare in| bur Glenn Voliva, Ihead of the Mayor Commands ‘Only 10 Out of Crew of 38 Sav dekh eesten 2 Cee Cee eo tis cult, has set out v cruine © ° Burned the finest minds in our little group| 1 elf @ modern Co- i ea aroun P olice Rush on | Disaster; Captain to of Serious Thinkers lambus, we | A hae Jinst ax Columbus tn 1492 sailed “—, Textile Workers Death at Wheel Herb Owen says the Sea across the Atlantic to prove the he of i More than thi earth was a globe, Voliva says mt } oh iene ay rreleante e : | SS ean cats stound tho trie of in Rhode Island | WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Thirty-five men were the earth” to prove that it's flatt te when the Roma, giant dirigible of the American air fi eS Se Le Se ee. [2 velive £ living expen PROVIDENCE, B. 1, Feb. 21, exploded over Hampton Roads this afternoon, the se plans are completed |e the f u ——- dewey 4 bn Rass toe department was advised in a radio message from the le 4 rin the Black operating base at Hampton Roads. oe rege “ Pawtuxet valleys, As the mass of wreckage fell to the ground, fire broke taught in Zion City schoo teat solemn |out and the ship fell in the water almost a mass of BASES THEORY n police and striking textile | The message added that sub-chasers and other ON BIBLE orkers | were rushed to the scene. i n in fust above tho} Voliva basen bh mfiteraa| “wher «hk } | were t 4 ding to ofdl-,tnterpretations of t He j i ic notions, it should Bible, teact reliable, ae AWTUCKET, Bi Feb, a. + | NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 21—At least 28 men were kill 5 Bawiiiern anrenccaieal beliet eth Gi 5 aitehed bath in the explosion of the Roma. Of the 38 men the attained thru my clection.”"—)\¢ does to go around at The flat earth ix surrounded — pope 8 in mre ch ey | | carried, only 10 have been rescued. 4 Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier. circto. Ae Oe SEE) he keeeey. | All the rescued were badly injured and have been teaches, From co arises © here tode ‘ One thin cor jog ae PACA three pillars which support the wean and an an |to the army base hospital. : og th ered yg mmon belief, the} *9 ker were shot down | Capt. Dale Maybree, in command of the ship, was bu céhiar Walter ¥ The sky is @ solid roof over «i killed when the pollee, led Ito death one eo earth on he other side of by Maye Robert A. Keny ‘a fe s . 8 = pray Pevauicene Hell ts Seton opened fire with riot guns on a The explosion of the Roma was caused by the i the earth. Voleanie eruptions are crowd of strikers which refused striking electric wires over the army base. While exhausts of hell fire. disperse w i y rer one venek teaul can, aan the es lo the rudder became entangled in the wires carrying ge sun is only 32 feet in diameter : “ang volts and the giant bag ignited. 3 MEASLES MANSION He) and that it moves around above | yy ¢ the J ym A deafening explosion followed, and the ship plunged Wonder what a ay al girculbr | the earth with a cirewlar motion. |; 1 the carth, tng to oan the oar uilding they |p) p he) It's only 27,000 miles away s ROMA WAS QUEEN Jas much smaller than the ZR2 We ffer the following suggestions: ; ef - OF U. 8. DIRIGIBLES | ps volume was 1,200,000 cubic t Temple dé Ténsils | ; Per . it 78 babi Roma, queen of the American | While that of the 2503 wanda Adenvids Arena. y : outh 5 Ms fate gi ‘ rmy’s dirigibles, was one of the en fe treptococei Castle. Degrade ssantiiny ve +, 192%, by The Beattie star \ beoner " “4 st craft of its kind in the world ‘De Cus tae. : aes “jt was by ¢ the Jafet Lindeherg It was the greatest dirigible in this “MOTHER BEAT Pgs - AN bre felor tict. | country Reservat o z t The big ship, onty recently christe: lal f fine groun¢ . f ed here with elaborate ceremonies, 4 for underta. >t was made for the United States in ‘BOY | toes |t t > Italy iq Dealers in old P nd i¢ P It was assembled at Langley field, make arra me ‘ h fT Virginia doctors with tt ithe, y rn On its recent flight to Washington co Captured After Chase. Atentic Mowth ERFIELD t for the christening ceremonies, some terly editions of the ST aiechin Cea ode diatioulky. with ie Sagines Were Following Attack ae i joo ype : : ° ete “= r i phen countered ship did not seem | ~ r * t fav BY CARL D, GROAT x to weath s winds very well) Charged with beating his ers I plain! wasHIrNcTroN. Fen, 21-—Pre Me Jumped Lireie ‘nie aateme- 4 I org: t ai Vs ver rs for its durability were ane - r ep they refused to \ deait n fi bile and bed ve prolle into e oF expre t r eir slender Vv of “be t “ t maa a eel ome. The mayor The dirigible was constructed at ee I ‘ my McDonough, 18, ae ; pretty hard t 1, struck at men on all sides of him 1 ‘iam Italy, and was the Work| rested ‘Tuesday by Motorcycle Pau Ww me ' The police wielded their night at ft Italian balloon page trolman Frank Bertrand as he wes date t i iat th jt sticks, The strikers retalia “ J Nibile Prassone and Col) rieeing from his home, at 100%N he . Het teas ex of lumber, stones w Crocco ee | Westlake ave. N s won't b: t rbedllad they could lay their It was brought to this county | Mrs. McDonough, who makes a. | pee : tor the diss © the /iiving by taking in washing, fe sald: Be that as tn Frank Cof. i H & ‘ The battle became general and I hased from G to have told Bertrand that her aa finberry ix bus manager 7 of Mayor nyon was struck sev ity of Hull, | nad ‘already istolen’ most, of Henin the Woodward theater here. We He wag somewhat hagas q|ings from her and that she refused suggest that be starred as bruised when he rehip was making & | when he demanded what wasJeie the grave digger in “Hamlet k 4 if There i from rf 1 from the fray , ser He flew jnto..a tage, i eee wg : ne ' 900 f ’ A EL ry Ree Jieged, over the refusal, and ‘struck | org ‘ ae ; Bos nes t ; ; tr ; their |p Attempt was to be made by the | both mother and sister to the floor, ee Proms ‘ e+e mea mtil : 7 ind failed to give them any} Roma. to amash the world's record|He fled when neighbors called the Oben — & i ; on i ar oF mn I € 1 dirigible. Langley | Police, f, ei ieanmad oti “n 3 aA ie © will get Lind field idently expected the} Mrs. McDonough was too badly = ) THOSE ‘ ‘ " 5 the a them. |pink nd try him,” ship les an hour on|hurt to be uble to file a complaint © | THOSE a ‘ the | ea s thee 1 today, “If the ent took place |against the youth Tuesday, 3 e = ‘ i : lent 1 m now it will pro-| two ship left her} $$ B ; : 2 uit lat 1 right for hangar at Lan i th > faut I 1 com i ’ ; ed The Roma had Ju on emptied | i . ‘ popagy st . Ps r The re man Sof helium gas, whi xplosive | ser ; i t t ‘ 'th. and noninflammab) Dp $1 -" ml TR r i wh ates Y FE age bes 4 BIG THEATER Lat OR; FINED prodtieed. Dr. A soon = ; LABOR As the ship contained all ae ve ae, : PARADE HELD Mpa wlan aos | cm FARM. gr 1, the country, eee gutyet | SAN PRANGIBCO, Peo, 3.— Police court cases in rg 1 . ahiebs . So the officer er servings A psi Cuaicaey Mild: daa dot latice Hills tea ped oF fell overboaeae ir r felt trom 20,476 in « and ' 5 the } ; rant on I who was PLAN HELD UP ition was substituted, today from the Matson Navigation to a 3921. Hurrah the mil | 4 1 I , , Y 1 bed, CHICAGO, Fe ‘tll of. changing gnees ‘was | CC teamer Buckeye State, accords Iénium is upon ust it ’ 1 ) Hor f f ' 1 nation! pieech " ah at ba i 4 wireless. to the company’s . t y ' ? ; Foal aahadim . for him would follow wad postponed today woul the ts iene firet:na . received this morning from | THE THRIFTY SCOT ’ 1 n December by the nowith Liberty m as motive John Daggitt, master of the It cont $75 to file for mayor. 1 two groups r i t *s this expl why Rob wt t € c The new power plant was Inst An hour after Miss Hills was lost, prams my Seay manag 9b ag tive en? were’ (THEM PUSSYWILLOW! LINDEBERG AND)" iecded sn aati [ont secere, Rome aeeagcaae: lt "aoway. a wate, Si . 7 THEM SPRING POETS! | AIDES ACCUSED * ; the ahip, was. christened. (The Tiallet\ | eke hii fade ae t he ‘ ! ACO nv or ' n ad weathe nd w Miss Hills booked passage on the * ‘ ‘ i iu THEM SNOW STORM! ; mie hay " » capitalist n wmation of the r in Dee nna wr L oartion were Suid vessel at Los Ar es giving Mission ,000 ¢ f i J a ones, r former directors the | however, the farm: in their place Inn, Riverside, as her residence. The 77 r Pe $1 ; 1 Them Buster bonne andinavian, American bank of Ta-| will work together thru state organi The disaster to the Roma is the| Buckeye State left San Francisco rer 7 Podenrrin, \y ” Ole Larson, presi-| gation: cond that hag overtaken an air | Saturday for Baltimore, Fy « D I nizer a ’ \ funet t mittoe « | cruiser built for the United States by sur hy ‘ nis; Shaylay ry , 8 rt } t th «la foreign government within’ six Cal, Feb, 21.—Misa 7 don't know \ 1 4 Front 8 ‘ud eh wet yee pred at the Glen why ee ay A a a ' t 12, built for this country by | wood Mission Inn here on December’ ~ a — , 7 ng F 1 tain, blew up over Hull, 48 & guest there for about TLAPPER FLIPS nometer hit the bove Boston Prosecutor Saath, With a ded cf ae jiven, Um ke. She and too Wi : y N VV F ’ t . . y neruat v1 stered from Boston, They tef@)- 9 . ote OIN AWAY |] init predicted tor 0 tin Dismissed by Court |"). in o 2ike disaster on gDecember 28. Whip * STRANGER THAN VICTION , 1 ' i donittec r , : : BOSTON, Ke i rh District ai ey ping wa. 1 in oc of con ray ages a. sy oe yi ' H . ; } t aOty dec Hoth the Roma and the ZR.2 were | tered as Miss Av D, Hills, Miss My Bis fe ; ' ci et “ria 48 AT cour rand | down jua’ ¢ wths of the German Zeppelin| Hills and Miss C. W. Hilla alleee a ca P om \) hieh in ed the bank | of Massachusetts f alrship.'The Roma, however, Boston, 4 Fr be

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