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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 9, 1923 · page 10

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'McCormick; and Opera Star Return

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Th'. 'hol scowload of Chinese rum, valued at $287,000, was taken out to sea off New
Yoiit be Fgederal agents and dumped overboard. Chinege had imported the stuff as medi-

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It Was dMail Train Before Irishmen Wrecked It

 

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(By Pacific a Atlantic)
Divorce looms as Mrs. Eleanor Robinson Countiss separates
from Frederick D. Countiss of Chicago. Their marriage
in 1910 was a romantic sensation.

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Photo shows all that was left of the Dublin mail train
which was held.up and set afire recently by a party of
armed men at Drumree, County Neath, Ireland. The Ioco—,
motive was uncoupled and set running wild, but did no
damage.

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Mauretania 017 on Sixty-Day Mediterranean Cruise

 

«tithe Toy Fair

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Ganna VValska, opera star, and millionaire h} 53 em."
McCormick, are shown as they arrive 1n .\. 1. mom .5

Taking the “Shun” Out of Edam-shun

 

 

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Quamt and modern dolls like these held by Louise Wallace
afim-uwl .2: most attractive ieature at the annual toy fair

held in New York. \

Dowie’s Successor Lands in Court

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.That Zion City prophet Wilbur Glenn oliva, wfho ignsiCsts

the world is flat and other things like that is i10w '

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1111 Chicago. charged With libel in implying certain un-
P easant things about the Rev. Thomas H. Nelson. Voliva
(left) IS shown 1n court with his attorney, Henry Berger.

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The handsomePrince in “A Fairy Tale,” 3 fantasy in “The

GayPretenders,” given by the Junior League, was Mrs. S.

Theoglo‘re Hodgnian Jr., While tha beautiful Princess was
a. Miss’Florence Kimberle ,shown abo

This extraordinary photo-
graphic study shows S. S.
Mauretania leaving pier in
New York as well-wishers
wave good-by to friends,

 

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Among. the society ”folks
who sailed on. the Maure-

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millionaire baker’s daughter.

tam’a for sixty—day cruise of .

MarjorieCushman, of N.Y., _

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By measuring and cutting cloth_for dressmaking, N.
school children learn arithmetic without textboms.

Tenor’s Voice Won Her

'A ‘Week; after-being divorced, 'Vemon Stiles; tenor“?
married at Bufialo, N. Y., to wealthy Hester hot? (2 "- ”
first attracted by his singinga . . .

(copyright. 1922. Pacific 3; Atlantic Photos, In"

 

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