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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 13, 1923 · page 9

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1- “mm by comparison With the Woolworth Tower and other Nrw York skyscrapers

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The Prime of Wales, traveling
under the name of Lord Ren-
frew, is on his way to a nadian
ranvh, where he intends to spend
a quiet vacation during the next

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Army and Navy Board in Session

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_' . P. H. Wells, Major-General John Hines and General John J. Pershing.

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(By Pacific 8: Atlantic)
Interested in studying how England's battlers of the time of their
forefathers arrayed lhomscl‘-‘v_‘f=, :: group of North American Indiana
found an eyesight of Henry Vlll's armor particularly interesting.
They saw it at the Tower of London, London.

Coolidge and Cabinet at: White
House. Back (1. to r.) Secretaries
Hoover, \K’ork, Wallace and Davis,
front (l. to In), Postmaster New,
Secretaries Weeks, Hughes, the
President, Att. Gen. Daugherty
and Sec. Denby.

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That famous Cub combination. Tinker to Evors to Chance. was at a Red Soar-Yankee game recently, but
ainw time does many strnnzc ti;k‘l(—, it reads (left to right) (‘hance to Tinker to Evers. Frank Chance

ls marnping the Boston Red Smx this your.
Betrothed

Veteran Heads Confer

 

Benefit cabaret for Greenwich, Conn, Day Nursery was featured by
dancing of Misses Dorothy Fitch and Catherine Wadsworth Philipse
(above, left to right l. _

Illrs. 0. H. P. Belmont’s Daughter in U. S.

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An Englishman. Jeofi‘rey Akroyd
of Surrey, will Wed charming
Betty Jackson (above), member
of Junior League of Lew York
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I‘hoto shows General Lloyd M. Brett (left) the new Commander-in-
(lhief of the Veterans mf Foreign Wars, conferring with Brigadier-
General Frank T. llincs, Director of the U. S. Veterans’ Bureau at.
Washington, D. C.

First Ship to Jap Relief

In C. S. on visit to her mother,
Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont, a: sum-
mer home at Port Jefferson, L.
1., Mrs. Jacques Balsan (above),
former! Duchess of Marlborough
and be ore her first marriage
Consuelo Vanderbilt, is shown
above with her husband, Jacques
Balsan, on their arrival from
Paris.

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Che 3&1 (l:- airg Alfonzo‘ Herrera, ~8aledo, Secretary to Ambassador, and Carlos A. W,MM

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First photo of the loading of u I at Seattle, Wash” just More
them-u American ship left. for man. First request after the earth-
We was for thousand- of tool of rice. Hero’s gar-t or! it.

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