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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 19, 1923 · page 11

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(B! Pacific & Auntie)

In May Day frolic and games held at Prospect Park, “N. Y., Marion Puntzet‘drove Esther
Warwick, Beryl Mennell and Althea Murphy (left to right) to Victory in a ‘ chariot race .

for high school girls.

Polar Ship Reaches Port

 

After being frozen in Arctic seas two years. the Roosevelt,
used by Peary on his dash to Pole in 1907-08, is now

docked at Los Angeles.

(I! Pacific & Atlantic)
Miss Lucille Noonan, a tele-
E'hone operator at a San
rsncisco hotel. knows
2,000 phone numbers by
heart. But_can she get one
of them quick?

 

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
After months of recondi-

tioning. palatial liner Levia-
than, flying U. S. colors, is
s h o w n leaving Newport

News, Va., for Boston be-
fore resuming transatlantic
service,

Decorated

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

 

(a: Pacific a music!
Twelve men, who performed meritoriously for_ Uncle Sam
in a civilian Capacity during the World War, were decorated
with the Distinguished Service Medal by Co]. Peter Murray
at Governors Island, N . YS

Making Crook’s Life Harder

Miss Ingeborg Heunernei of Copenhagen, i": I" pohoe. I t-

, ' - - sen. . a
tending international police eon! seinlilewYorln‘sho'ws

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Versatile. '

When a hen can lay 93oun5e
eggs one day and l-ounce
ones the next, as shown, it's
some hen, says Mrs. W. D.
Tyler of Plainville, 0.

mm Win—1'

 
 

 

 
 

With Gov. Charles R. Mabey of Utah (in overalls on left step) ofiiciating. a golden «mike
completing the new Union Pacific line into Pahvant Valley, was driven at Fillmore, L‘zah,

with much ceremony,

Leviathan Returns to Sea for Transatlantic Service

 

 

 

 

 

(By Me a. Atlantic}
Here to study American
home economics methods
are‘ Mlle. Madeline Lapierre

(left) and Mile. Marguerite
'Adyat of Grigonon, France,

Back

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Band. of. .five. full-blooded:

Blackfeet Indians of Glacier
National, Park Reservation,

Montana. including. .White
the -

Dos. Kahuna)». joined
Methodist‘Church, convert-
ed by Rev. H. C. Mecklen-

burg, pastor of Indian
"Mission. » ~ :

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Last Spike Compeltes New Railroad ..

 

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< anti-Easclsti parade in Berlin, Germany.

 
 
 
 

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(B: Pai‘ific & Asia‘s)

 

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433' Peril!" Ar “‘J'Jtfl
Consider the many uses to which Jack Earle might i-e put
to about the house. The saving on trips to the cellar 511 tite
stepladder would be enormous. How easy it would 1 m
sweep the ceilings.

Believe It

 

 

or Not
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Crawfish don’t often grow to this size, but when 4.129;: do
they make a most impressive appearance, to say the 1635:.
What say you?

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This gruesome Banner illustrating a . n’s' oose 31}
“Reserved Place for the Fascism" was displa) ed 1n

(Convicts 1923. has; a Atlantic rum. 1»)

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