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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 22, 1923 · page 5

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The Yanks have clinched the American League pennant. The players lined up are (left to right): Too

row: Wood trainer; Baines Smith Pennock. Hotmann, Mensel, Ruth, Pip boas: Jones Scott Shield; , '
Seated center: Bush, Shawkey, Witt, O’Leary, coach; Mans rHu gins. sgchan ys.Ward, Roettger. St(,lttllva.y

Front row: Johnson Bengough. Pipgras. Bennett mhscot; ch y, Gazelle, H

Mother Gone, Poodle Adopts Orphans

 

 

When the mother of two gray
kittens owned by Mrs. Francis
Collins. Brooklyn. N. Y.. eloped.
Babe. Mrs. Collins's French
poodle, adopted the orphans.
Kittens are mothered by Babe.
who superintends their milk lap-
ping carefully. sees that they
get their baths with reasonable
regularity and cuddle: them to
3m.- mm, , . i. ‘. ' sleep at night.
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freight ship Carenco to wed. She Recovering from 1025 cf le in flying 3::51 .. .
is held for deportation at Ellis ' Yonkers.\ . Y., told Miss owe, nurse, '

Island. when he leaves hospital.

 

 

Amphitheater for Consecration of Bishop Freeman

 

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"Sf-d- recently thauanfic) A huge amphitheater beinggoonstrusted at the National Cathedral of the Protestant Episcopal Church

' ~13 ”‘3 WW" , . . squad recently had their first workout oftha on Mount St. Albans, Was D C.. where about 50000 people are expected to gather for the

‘ 1-3 i”: ”tilled by 51"" 1“ in Long “bud Sound ”e “um: ("81’- éoncern. Th" 1"th season in football ‘togst‘ M abuts Admiral Wilson. head ofthe ‘ consecration exercises forB main” E. Freeman on September 30. Photo shows amphitheater with
wound.

bluenose shark was caught and landed at Weetport, Conn. Naval Academy. and Coach Bob Mel] talking over the outlook. cathedral in

 

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; 27: :ale “Queenie," a huge lioness. We think the
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