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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 12, 1923 · page 12

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LAST MINUTE PHOTOS mm“ 1N, THE NEWS

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Giddap, Napoleon, It Looks—Pretty Nifty r

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Illystery Car Raised From Rirer

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Girl, Eighteen, to Sing Opera

 

 

 

 

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The two men who witness ed the plunging cf
into the Chicago River are quite su1e tl 11at :: y ,; hm
persons. When police dragged the 1i1er 1;; a
was lifted out, but no bodies 11 ere f- :.~und

Paleface Will Unite These Redskins

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Provi mg that marines are versatile, th.ese “leathernecks” * ; v I '3
took a hand at Ineaking this ostrich to harness at a.
Pasadena, Cal., ostrich farm. Obedient

Armed for Coast-to-‘Coast Trip

 

 

> (By P111 the J. Atlantic)
Making her stage debut at sixteen with musical comedy,
Nannette Guilford, eighteen, rejoiced with song when she
received contract naming her youngest soprano in Metro-
politan Opera Company, New York. .

Another

 

I n' League

(X13- Parii‘ie & Atlantic)
'Anna Bolchi Benjamin
(above) sailing for Europe,
announced she nould scat—
ter the ashes of her father,

 

 

Park Benjamin. New York,
at_ $83. as “'85 his dying Though Mayor Breidenlacl: (fight) of Net ‘ is
WlSh- to hate job of mar * 11g Chic Liehtnlc ‘ -5

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Redwing, celebration “i '1 be in 2'1dian fast-:11;

Four Musketeers Are These Lads

 

 

(Ry Pacifli 5: Atlantic)
Carrying this mtranscontinental safeguard. 21.32 repeating
Winchester. Misses Luella Hartman (left) and Melba
Rhodes Were photographed just before starting on a
“fiivwr” trip from Washington, D. C., to the Coast. Not
withstanding the fact that their auto is a good one, the
girls wear Russian boots for mud protection.

 

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The latest Japanese tennis
star to come to this country
is Masanosuka F u d u k a.

The new kingdom of Irak,
formerly Mesopotamia, has
been admitted to League of

member of Japan‘s Davis Nations. This shows King
'1 Cup team. shown arriving Feisal in his robes .0?
If at San Francisco. state. 1 Reunion

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4 “Star“ 3'14“ ‘ l‘ ’3",

Champ
Useful Gift for Airmen ' '

 
 
 
 

 

 

Peter Okahasi, Jap; Maurice Close, British; Serge Paoletti. French. and 1128;. .
American, left to right, established their international pre-eminence by :1 - ‘
on ship Shinyo Maru on trip from Orient.

 

Adopted when parents got
twenty years to life sen-
tence for murder, Mary
Rizzo (above), fifteen, saw
them first time in fourteen
years in prison reunion.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

(By Pacific I: Atlantic)

Gift check of $5, 000 to Lients. Macready and Kelly from i ' '

Col. F. K. Kennly for air achievement will come in handy i
to Macreadv, married recently at San Diego, and also to
partner (left, cashing his half), who’ll soon follow suit,
rumor says. 13‘ __

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College Boys Clash at Polo

 
 

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Ininteroollege lo match played at Fort Hamilton,

”ooklyn, N. Y.,
or ‘ 3y lvania. Photo shows exciting moment in game.

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Dead broke, gter nine yhears service in foreign armies,
Quartet defeated the University Maufice Iedent (left) and Etienne de Bruykere,Ame1-
icons: P3133540- K. through Ellis Island.

Acclaimed mouth organ
champion , of Philadelphia,
Jimmy Tyson, fifteen, is out
Wit h ‘a challenge to bar.
monica hounds anywhere,
any time and any place,

War Vets Back Home

 

(”Mancunian

 

:2; , ‘Where Words Fail

 
 
 
 

 

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Wine” WWWWT W, _. _

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Each one a study in expression, these fourteen little charges of Nurse Emma Hafi'ef'
of the Minneapolis, Minn, Maternity Hospital dared the phowgrapher to make them cm,

Yep, they’re justr too cute for words.

 

 
 

 

(W 1923. Puific a; Auntie Photos. Inc.)

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