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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 1, 1923 · page 13

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(Dy Pacific a Atlantic)
Quite unafraid of these lion cubs is Miss Peggy Davis,
who fondled them in Central Park. New York. Wouldn't
one of them make a fine friend for your canary?

The Part You Never See—Unless

(13’ Pacific & Atlantic)

“I111 those who have worked on the manhole’ way under
ground, or have been unfortunate enough to visit one ac-
cidentally, know what it looks like from the seWer up.
The New York Silver Jubilee now presents for visitors an
honest to goodness manhole, into which there’ s no danger

of falling, even if the lid's off.

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(3! Pacific & Atlantic)
Revivals by phonograph is
the new plan of Aimee
Sample McPherson (left),
famous woman evangelist
of Los Angeles, Cal., who is
producing a series of twenty
sermonettes. Photo shows
one of the sermons being
recorded.

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WHO’S WHO
S Mars WHAT

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
In air photo taken over Hudson River, N. Y., antiquated
U. S. training ship Illinois is modern as compared to Cuban
gunboat Cuba (left).

Spectacular Oil Fire Registers $250,000 Damage

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Beaver Refining Company
plant at Washington. P8...
was swept by $2. 50, 000 fire
after explosion. Tank with
60000 gallons of gasoline
\\ as saved.

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(By Pacific 1 Atlantic)
So loud was the barking of Lump, pet of Elfreida Isensse
when he saw his master, Richard Isensse at Ellis Island
that the work of unwinding red tape was made especially
difiicult for immigration Officials. Leave Lump behind?
Not if she had to go back to Germany, was Elfrieda’s
answer to the suggestion by the island jester.

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right). French flier whopiloted

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(3! Pacific 5 Atlantic}
With five maids and an en-
deavor to provide good en-
tertainment for E n g] i s h
theatregoers, Teddy Gerard
sailed for Eur-opp,

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Sisters — in - Law

(By Pr' he 8 Atlantic)

Successful practicing attorneys in New York are the sisten.
Naomi (left) and Ruth Ranson.

They came here from
Ohio three years ago. Naomi was graduated from Cin-
cinnati Law School in 1917 at head of her ciass and passed
the Ohio bar examination with highest mark in the State.
Ruth started practice last fall.

Stage and Church

(By Pacific & Aaanticl

Rev 0. J. Kvale of Minnesota, who beat Volstead to Con-

gress on dry ticket, blessed son Alfred and Billee Stan-
_f1eld, actress, with whom he eloped.

Looks Like Damon’s F riend’s Late

i; realise?
Friend Pythias was not among those present when
“Damon.” awaiting executioner’s blow, was initiated at

Knights of Pythias’ 3 public ceremony in New York. Th0
executioner on right is Dave Rosenberger, the boxer,

Washington Relic Exhibited

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At Colonial Rene Loan Exhibit in New York. one of thv.
features was George Washington’ 3 chamber.

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