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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 7, 1923 · page 10

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Army Diplomas

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Miss Lillian R. Bayes and 205 qther students at Salvation
Army Training College, New York, received these diplomas
at graduation.

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{By Pnelfle 6: Atlantic)

Dr. Henry Porter-field Mrs. Susan A. l'ortcrficld

Both Mrs. Susan A. l’nrterfield anal her son. Dr.’ Henry,
will receive diplomas at Pennsylvania State College, June 12,
having completed four your courses. The mother will work
for an advanced degree next year.

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Here’s a new and interesting photo of Stanley Baldwin,
Great Britain's new Prime Minister, contributing to the
Veterans’ Empire Day Fund. The charitable act took place
in doorway of the famous No. 10 Downing Street, London.

 

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These picturesque little Swedes (left to right),
counted m as last of this year's Swedish quota.
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Harry, Karl and Henry Johanso :
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(arrow) saluted brother Shriners as parade passed his private review-

Wilh the President is Mrs. Harding and Gen. Pershing.

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“Hctel Pullman" secomodstes these Shriners, members of Aleppo Temple of Boston, in Washington, 1). C.,

for national convention.

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300,000 Shriners took part

in parade at Washington,

D. C., which formally

, opened their national eon-

“‘« vention. The parade was
reviewed by President
Harding.

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MissWilhelmina Bancy, ad-
judged most beautiful girl
in_ California, whose en-
gagement to Prince Clovis
of Hohenlohe has been an-
nounced ‘in Berlin. The
Prince is twenty—six years

Mrs. Harding and August

I‘iberty!

At Washington, D. C., President Harding dedicated two memori l
in road and home construction.
Montgomery, Naval Attache, are also shown.

 

old‘ and is younger son of
Prince Von Moritz, head of
ancient House of Hohenlohe

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The Statue of Liberty:

which greets the wanderer

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Tired of being pursued.

' charge ‘Shlleet throat as ship passengers

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enter New York Harbor.
throughout .U. S. for 500 , There’s many a catch of the 3'

To Husband’s Land

The beautiful Mrs. E. dedington {Ix-enh-
New York film actress, sailed 10: London il‘. :1; “1.;-
tended stay m United States.

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The lowly hot dog came into its own “‘11:“;

(left), Union Pacific Head, “unmixed (up;
Gardner at barbecue in North Platte. Rel).

 

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Lida Hafi‘ord (left) of Federat'o a"

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Babe, Pound and a Half,

 

 

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“Perfect”. was verdict-6f doctors when pound and a half
baby washer-n to,Mrs. C. J. Moran, New York City:

. 1Illilothei' and babe are shown above.

(W 1923. Puifie 4: Anne; Photos. Inc»)

 

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