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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 10, 1923 · page 11

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LAST MINUTE PHOTOS

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Air Mail Service Has Won Many Trop

 

 
 

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Accompanied by J. Malcolm
of psychic phenomena,
arrived in New York on the
- - his views on spirit world.
ice of Uncle Sam‘s air mail fleet have won . . . _ .
their Share of trophies, although they have been .flying $1,000,000 Flre Caused by Lightmng
for a comparatively short time. Here 1s Second Assmtant . p . , ~ ,
Postmaster General Henderson looking at cups. .- ' fl. __

Courtot Courted and ‘ Won

 

Pilots in the serv

 

 

 
 

 

 

When lightning struck one of six oil tanks_ at Sinclair
Refining plant, New Orleans, it caused $1,400,000 loss.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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A 11a! stage romance resulted in the wedding of Mar-
gucritc (‘0ur10t, ctress, to her lcading man. Raymond
McKee. at Little Church Around the Corner, New York.
They have known each other from childhood.

Ocean Kiss Suit Settled

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Admiring throngs lined London streets as infant son of
Princess Mary was taken to christening ceremony. King
and Princess Mary are shown leading procession.

Honored by King of Italy

 
 

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Walter S. Candler, Atlanta, Ga., millionaire, has settled
for $100,000 With Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, according to -
reports. The suit came 0 of charges made by Mrs. By-
field that Candler entered er stateroom and attempted to
kiss her on ocean trip.

For protecting visiting Italian noblemen, District Attorney
Banton of New‘York (left) received a medal from the King
of Italy. He is shown being congratulated by his secretary.

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Noted Spiritist- Returns

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (right)

 
 
 
 

 

 

Could Heirs

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Gould heirs in New York took court action to bar children
of Mrs. Guinevere Sinclair (Mrs. George J.) Gould from
sharing in late Jay Gould's estate. Above are two (.f the
children, George (at wheel), Jane (next) and a friend.

ete 5,400-Mile Flight

Bird, American investigator

Olympic to explain further.

 

 

Army Fliers Compl

 

 

 

 

At Bolling Field, Vi’ashington. D. C., Government officials
and army officers welcomed return of six army planes from
reliability flight to West Indies. The planes met with no
accident and arrived on schedule time.

Tamed by Pangs of Hunger

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(By Pacific 3: Atlantic)
“One in a million," said T.
L. Post of wife (above),
who offered to rear Mary
Brand's child, of whom Mr.
Post is alleged father. All
live in Chicago.

Married

 

 

Driven to the very doorsteps of a home because the
unusually severe winter in Yellowstone National Park
made it almost impossible for it to get food. this deer gr:
right up on its hind legs to accept the little boy's offering.
as this unusual photo shows.

Come to Order!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Through a queer trick of
fate and a peculiar twist of,
the law, it has cost Vis-’
countess Northclifie, widow

of the famous publisher,
her share in her late hus-
band’s $26,000,000 estate to
carry out his dying request
--that she marry his best

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And bang! goes the gavel. Result—more work for A. E-
Holmes, ofliml gavelmaker for Congress. He figures the
nextsesszonwilluseup 200 of ’em. )

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(Wk 1923, Pacific & Alia-tic Photos,

 
 

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