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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 19, 1923 · page 11

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How Alaska Pioneers Made President Hardings Trip '1 riumphal

 

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Little Olyntpic Champion in F orm

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President Harding, Mrs. Harding and Gov. S. C. Bone (left to right) on arrhal. ' ' (B’ch‘Auuuc,

' These photographs mve idea of Alaskan jnv at President’s trip ~1:‘.. lictchikan. Alaska. dgcornzrd in honor of President‘s arrival.

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Burglars Don’t Worry This Girl

This exclusive picture shows Indian children lined up at Ketchikan, Alaska, to greet the
President and party on their arrive 811 there.

Ancient Rival of Modern Stadiums Comes Back

 

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New York did she scream? We should say not! She gave
chase and helped policeman in capture.

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Riggin. Olympic diving champion, is preparing :;r 2:2

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Beach. L. 1.. on August 4. She is shown in .. “1811 Int. 1.
jack-knife dive.

Entertains His Buddies With Lass:

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Par safer than the fight bowl at Bovle’s Thirty Acres will be the famous Arles Coliseum
in France when it has been restored. This -is said to be the most perfectly preserved
Roman arena in the world. When work of restoration has been completed modern athletic
games will be staged where medieval combats were once held.

MaAdoo’s Law Firm Paid Big Sum by Morses, He Says

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Carrying white umbrellas and a huge American flag, the
members of Atlanta Lodge No. 78, B. P. O. E., are seen
marching along Peachtree Street in the huge parade held
on the occasion of Elks national convention in Atlanta, Ga.

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Howard Eunk, Montana cowboy and champion has;
breaker of Camp Dix. N. J., shows doughboys ho“
handle rope like Will Rogers in lasso stunt.

 

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Two motherless kittens were adop y§ear old dog, Mammy the m, teach mothers in New York City how to care .
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mo ers oun ngs. . . court with newspaper men) said his law firm got fat Morse fees. :4 ’ , .(Cowddn use. ”a... A“... 1’1:on 1*"

 

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