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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1922 · page 9

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'ill the Brotherhood go out? This is the queStion uppermost in the minds of the executives of
the railroads, and also in the minds of the 400,900_shopmen now on strike. Over one thousand are now
out, and the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern railroad IS tied up. The cause is a protest of the Brotherhood
men against troops guarding the right of way. The picture abon Shows a detachment of the Illinois
National Guard, the first of the troops to reach Jolzet.

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THIRTEEN MILLION PHONES STILLED.

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;’\7'a‘llllm‘h(‘5sos Margaret and Marie Antonia, daughters of Arch-.
:‘zzlu- llmpold Sal ”(lint of Austria. aged 23 and 26, recently advertised
2:: buns {\“d Austrian paw-rs for husbands. They offered titles to}

n wealthy husband and agreed to arrange meetings for August. .

 
 
 
 

This shows Miss Lucy Minnegerode in her uniform as head of the'
Public Health nursing staff. Theservice which she controls has
~twenty-six hospitals for treating officers, sailors and marines in the
merchant marine who may be injured or become ill at sea. Dige-
pensaries are maintained at Washington, New York and Chicago. _,

 
 

 

WINS JAMES GORDON BENNETT CUP.

 

This shows the hurial of Prof. Alexander Graham Bell on the peak of Beinn Bhreagh Mountain, near
Baddeck. Nova Scotia. Thirteen million telephones were stilled [or one minute as the body was laid to rest.

 
 
 

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ROYALrY ATTENDS TENNIS MATCH.

 
 

Miss Grace E. Keaton, who is totally blind, holds a recordiof "
faring taken dictation at eighty words a minute. She is pictured here; >
in; a stenographic machine which has just six keys and a space b.“-
‘—:?:~‘ indenting a paper ribbon, causing an impression. Size 12-:
'* ~rs over the pane; ribbon, .

 
 

 

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NEW S‘NIMMING RECORD BY
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'l'} M in major ()scur \Vminver, the American piint who covered
_"~::i>n«t distance in the balloon race for the James Gordon Ben-
"up :1: (lent-ta. TrillJHl‘ Westovcr traersod a distance of 585

THE YCZUNGESHT. PROFESSIJNAL WOMAN.

 
 

 

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