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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 17, 1923 · page 12

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Test For T itbercular Germ

 
 
 
 
 

 

Down Tumbled Building, Auto and

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
At University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School, latest

tests for diseases of animals are used.- Special operating
rooms, said to be finest in country,'are also found there.

 

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Street car that_hit auto in San Diego, Cal., was indikct agent in which an inoffensive . . . . _ '
building was wrecked. The car jumped the track, hit an auto, which in turn smashed The horse 1n ”“5 photo 15 being tested through the 939 for

into a building which came down on top of the car, roof and all, as this photo shows. tuheJ-cular germ.

F ather’s Advice Gave Them Their Charm

 

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(Ry I'aviflc a Atlantic)
In second case of its kind,
Paul Revere White (above)

(above),
entered
Union College almost penni-

 

 

of Taunton, Mass, told of,
brutal treatment received in
Florida prison camp, show-
ing ugly scars.

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Now We Have the Flapper Pla’ne
_- _ g . gun...” .

War Honors For Pianist

less, but he'll graduate in
June with honors and has
$1,000 earned in spare time,

French inventor of Sauterall (above), Alos Santer, uses
own muscle to turn screws and flap wings which fly the
It’s the latest in planes.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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(By Pacific 8: Atlantic).

Because they practice exactly what their father preaches, these pretty daughters of Ber-
narr MacFadden, physical culture exponent in New York, can lay just claim to their re-

spective charms.

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With teacher and friend, Ignace Paderewaki, an onlooker:
Ernest Schellinz. World War captain and musician. received
honor medal from Maj or. Gen. Ballard at Governor’s Island.

 
 

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(31 Pacific l’Atl-ntic)

Luis Firpo, the young South American giant, is the talk of
the fistic world today, his chances of some day succeeding

Jack Dempsey as boss of the heavyweight dwision being

the main reason.

A hard and willing worker, Firpo is

shown at the wall weights developing shoulder muscles.

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Will Honor American War

To honor war dead on/Memorial Day, Captain Rabdall of

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the 8.8. President Fillmore will casboverboard poppies he

 

got from Miss 3.70. Sawyer and 'MeriBfiMcAllista‘, before

departing for European waters.

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They are left to right, Beatrice, Buella, Braunda and Beverly.

Sensation in Heavyweight Ranks

Fooled

“One dollar brings pick of
famous brands of Rhine
wines," said ad, but test of
Dr. L. F. Kebler (above) of
P0 st Office Department
proved wine a fraud.’

 

Revenue Agents Would Like to

That‘the old fearless moonshine‘rs otTennessee now stand. .
proved by_.the fact that they quit-this raided paradise at Signal Mountain:

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Alibis given by George Maxwell after he examined profane
letters received by Mrs. A. R. Gallatin (left), New York
society woman, are believed to be fabricated. His Eva.
Burnside (right) mentioned in plot, got no letters. '

To Study Abroad

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Ex—Governor Charles S. Whitman of New York :c i. :1
the SS. Berengaria for Europe, accompanied by Mrs. \\
man, where he will study penal institutions.

Find Owners of T his Still
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(Copyright. 1923, Pacific 1. Atlantic Photol, Inc.)

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