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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 23, 1923 · page 12

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‘. Confederate; Veterans in Parade

 
 
 
 

 

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Huge Derrick Lifts Sunken Tug

 

 

 

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The tugboat Condor of New York was raised from the ’. _ -
bottom of Hempstead, L. I., harbor, where she was sunk Taught Stillman
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Because her voice is greatly improved, Miss l““~iif: Le»
New York, contralto, voices great disarm-rivet '_ 1'
that company 18 selling her old records. T11]:
much harm professionally, she says.

Giraffe of the BiroJ World

Labor. Leader Startles Workers
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Stirring scenes marked the recent annual gathering m New

Orleans of Confederate veterans of the Civil War. Here
we see them passing in review before Gen. Lee’s statue.

Prepares for Forest Protection

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Mrs. Richard F. Corcoran
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dancing instructor who

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‘-=- l W. J. Kelly, union official and labor leader, making speech taught James A' Stillman . .' ”.3: Pacmcum'fuc)
:7; I to employcs in Brooklyn, N. Y., made a remark that caused all the dance steps he knows, In accordance With proclamation by Presndent Harding,
L; much comment, which is as follows: “United we get more sa 1 l o d for Europe with Col. W. B. Greeley, chief forester, is preparing for national

money, divided we starve.” friends. - forest protection week, April 22-28. There were 28,000

woods fires in 1922.

 

 

,Jl‘he crane is the giraffe of the bird world. You; ‘2:

think so. but the giraffe is a member of
family. The popular theory is that his neck 811'? ‘-
so long because he had to stretch so far up 122:; .0
get his food.

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Much damage was caused when this church'in the West Filicana Parish, Louisana, was

flooded after rivers left banks. ,

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‘ U..S. agents netted $25,000 worth of drugs in raid on ”a“. f t ' '
Chicago apartment where death of Mrs. E.B.Hall occurred, From cell where he was sentenced to thirty (12.513 ; 1:1?-
supposedly from effects of narcotics. fusal to testify at Birkhead-Russel love suxt, ex-a: .2 fr
‘ of Mississippi T. G. Bilbo (left, with L'. S. Mar Ila.) :2»—
. nounees candidacy for Governor.
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On Their Way to Another World’s Record

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Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Thomas.
Wayne Cook liaison

Mrs. Cook-of-Pennsylvania
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Marjorie Daw, screen star, . ‘ ‘ «hr-ea" sumac 19‘s. .Edim wife} Of in— , ' ' ' “ ’ ‘ (menswear-at."
became bride at Los Angeles Never h‘mng taken painting lessons, Marie Kempton, mfiwgfitgl‘ 3; Here’s the army-airplane T-2, piloted by Lieuta MacReady and Kelly, whose 2516-31119
1? efc tEr ddle Sutherland, di- twelve, of New York, won first prize in Wanamaker con- ‘ ’ m j Ravolutioa‘ held - flight in thirty-six hours at Dayton, 0., broke endurance record.

0- test and got$100 from Jackie Coogan forhisportrait. W k ” = ~ . ‘

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