Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 8, 1923 · page 13

 

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In Atmosphere of Solemn PomP Americdn Girl Becomes Efflfi of Polish Count

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In the drawing to‘determine which of 100,000 men would
receive first soldiers’ bonus in Illinois, the name of Richard
F. Synwolt of Chicago was plcked.

Two Prize Winners

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The actual ceremony at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York.
in which Miss Alice Josephine Kenny, noted harpist, be-
came the bride of Count de Porok Polish nobleman, with
Archbishop Hay es (on throne, right) officiating, is shown
above, the first picture of the kind ever reproduced. The
bridal couple is on the left.

Leaving »Winter Storms Behind

 

Philip, prize St. Bernard, and Miss Hazel Keener, winner
of Chicago beauty contest, squat peacefully on Pacific
Coast sands. They’ re pals,

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'1 ins girl-7 rillc team recently outshot a team of men in an interclass match at Drexel
inst ll 1111‘. I’llllzltil‘lphlfl. The girls are (left to right) Anne Boland, Emma Brown, Catherine
Sm?! :1er Jeanette Robey.

 

Here’s a Good Suggestion

I no Div II hen Train Hits Fire Truck in Blinding Snowstorm

 

 

(By Pacific 1‘ Auntie)
Cold wave predictions meant nothing to Miss Mary Penni-
man Lewis of New York and Pompton Lakes, who sailed
for South America on long trip.

 

 

 

i u :‘s-wmcn killed. three injured, was the toll of this collision between fire truck, respond—
1,, alarm during blinding snowstorm, and Long Island Railroad train in New York.

 

'Conldn’t Live Apart

Registration of fingerprints of every person buving or sell-
111; pistol was advocated by Fred Sandburg, head of Gov-
eminent Identification Bureau.

 
 
 
 

hit-aw Vote “Stumps Dry and Blue Law Advocates

 

Been Shining for Fifty Years

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Bykeepmg on his: 30):, Louis WilEiuns celel'ated at Charles

ms light wine and beer vote taken in Washington, D.C ., wherem legislators were 111- . So said Andrew J. ,Sullivan, seventy.gm_avfi , gtfitpgfiacém fiftieth WWW as hoothlack for New

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