Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 9, 1923 · page 12

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‘ . ' (By meme & Ammlcin
mph“ the State‘s scenic atttractions, Fred De Elliott (right), secretary of Ore
Motor Association has artist paint on rear of pathfinder car a view of Mt. 00d
inverlooking city of Portland.

 

New Playwright: Marital Rift

 

 

 

 

'A long way from Long 1.1.1131. Mrs. Frank C. Henderéo 1
of- Roslyn, society leader, shown here with one of Bay t'
famous pyramids for a background. !

Runaway Car Wrecks Building

 

 
 

(By Pacific L- Ailahl. :1
In flying circus staged for benefit of Shriners in com en-
tion at Washington, D. C., a squadron of army aviators
bombed and destroyed “village" in very short order and
with this picturesque effect. -. . v ..

Mother and Daughter . 6:11.111... -

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

unham (above) of Columbia S. C., “as cess Hermine, had come to the parting of the

warded first prize in a recent Statewide ways are dispelled by this latest photo. It
contest. The play, which is in one act. deals shows the couple walking through streets
with the question of whether7the truth of Doom. Holland. just after the Princess
Fhould always prevail. returned from Silesia.

_ This Roof Walks

Ear her play, “The Truth ” Mrs. J Robert Rumors that ex-Kaiser and his bride, Prin-

 

Human Pen

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Miss Theresa 311th Mrs. Martha M. Hubbs.
Graduating in the same class at the East Moine, Ill., H1gh
School are Mrs. Hubbs and her daughter Theresa, sev en-
teen. Mrs. Hubbs re-entered high school thirty rears
after being forced to disconti nue her education. She plans
to go on to college with her daughter. -

 
 

 

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(By Paclflc .11 Atlantic)

One person was killed and. Shockng! ’ All Hands ReCeived a Bucking

 

 

 

6*. three‘others injured in ex-
it traordinary trolley car‘ ac:-
11- cident in New York City
‘1. that also wrecked building.
. Going up steep incline, car
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- suddenly developed motor

«a, PadflchAtlmuc) : trouble, and before motor-

Using his fingernail instead man could apply brakes it
of a pen for writing, Jack Started down the hill. At
Donner (ab 0v 9). veteran foot of hlll trolley came to

, , sha turn 'um d t
(By Pacific 1': Atlantic) army Clerk at the Presuho! ‘ rp 0' J pe ranks

_ d crashed into buildin
.1» .‘Walls that hear are supposed .to be ,common, but this roof Sa F ' ' - an 8'
I“ walks. It was made in the African Sudan and transported , n rane 1sco, 0111., does his damagmg three floors, #3
to its circular foundation. » - - work “5115’: shown above;

‘ New Boss Largest Army Dirigible Destroyed Haring Storm

 

(31 Pacino & Atlantic)
That was worst that happened to 1,000 passengers on liner
Metagama when it collided with steamer in Clyde River,
Scotland. Wreckage of both ships. -

CrassaCountr-y Flight

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

( 3! Pacific t Atlantic)

Meet the Shriners' new Im-
potentate, Conrad V.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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.‘ ._ I‘Y board has started probe of destruc 1- -. in storm, flaw my} , . 7: Wlishl F me "in attempt 3m
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