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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 21, 1923 · page 12

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LAST MINUTEPHOTOS ~

Candidate for 'Fishemeen’s Race Launched

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(BY Plciflu I Allan!“ )
Japanese opera singer, Mme. Tamaki Mirna, who caused
sensation by leaving husband for opera, recently sailed
from America for concert tour of Europe.

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Cardinal Faulhaber of
Munich, Germany, recently
arrived in the United States
to. thank us for relief work.

In St. Paul, Minn., they're
roud of Miss Amelia
cherfenberg, who has

never missed a day from

school in eleven years and

has never been late to a

class.

When

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Hailed by the crowds in Tokio's streets as he I 7 ' ' ° ' ‘
. goes for a ,ride 111 he ncksha, Hirolnto,
Pun“ Regent 0f Japan. returns their plaudits with a unite, as this exclusive photo shows.

 

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Schooner Columbia, costing
$33,000, American candi;
date for 1923 International
Fishermen’s Race,
christened with champagne
and launched at Essex,
Mass.

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At Last, the Prince Rides a Winner!

 

 

The Prince of Wales broke out of the also ran class when
he rode Little Favorite home a winner in the Household

Brigade Steeplechase.

 

 

Uncle Sam’s Largest Fighting Ship

 

 

 

 

 

Japan’s Crown Prince Goes for a Ride

 

A theoretical attacking fleet was demolished by the fire of
this and other big guns in target practice at the entrance
of Los Angeles, Cal., harbor.

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Although Milton Grimshaw,
Thomaston, Conn, is six
feet two, he loves to knit.
Now he wants a millionaire
to adopt him. He weighs

1_40 pounds.

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Largest fighflng vessel in
the U. S. Navy is what
U. S. S. Colorado, now being
equipped with eight 16-inch
45~caliber guns, will be
upon completion at Phila-
delphia Navy Yard.

 

For Good

 

 

Admitted twice under bond,
Marie Arex, Spanish, was
allowed to leave Ellislsland
because of superior en-
vironment.

 

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'Althmigh rather shy 0n instruments. these young hopefuls in an Atlanta Ga, Public

 

 

 

They Make Music Out of Pots and Pans

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Laziest M an’s Chair

 

 

This “laziest man‘s table” was exhibited by I: i: L.
breth, efficiency expert, at convention in Cim-j. :i_.. , kg,
of Society of Industrial Engineers.

 

 

For pushing baby in perambulator fifty-tun ntii < m
London to Brighton, England, in 12 hours and 3. r? :19,
Mrs. L. C. Groom, winner of the Pram Derby. is
silver “shoving” cup and enough money to bugs 1 ;.;: w ".5.

Stretching a Point

 

 

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Pipp. Yankee first baseman, tried to catch De‘v r- -f
the Red 30X napping at first, but the Boston 15;.3'. : ’rzd

his arms to good advantage.

 

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school do pretty well in the matter of learning to play.

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(Copyright. 1923. has: a; Atlantic Photos. he)

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