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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 5, 1923 · page 20

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if. x -. .\', Y., for Japanese Relief Fund. Luis Firpo (left)
5 - Mwile from wresting rose from him.

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be. .' : :i Romanian women.
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fr Broderick Hartwell of Eng-

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Governor Alfred Smith of N. Y.
popularly referred to as “Al"is
equally as popular with the chil-
(iron as he is with his constitu-
ents. lie is shown above with
150 stage children who came to
N. Y., in try out for Christmas
Children's Play. '

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(By Pacino & Atlnntic)
Fired by Gov. J. C. Walton’s
charge that Legislators were
hiding behind the skirts of
women, a crowd of the latter
stormed Oklahoma City‘s Capitol.

 

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Again the White House lawn“
resounds with tho barks and
growirwbut this time. of two
dogs. l‘cter Pan, 3 wire haired
terrier, (right) and Laddy Buck,
an Air-dale, the gift of an At-
lantan, photographed for first
time together on White House
lawn. Thus the President's and

Mrs. Coolidge's fondness for dogs
is very evident. _

New President

 

 

Senor T. Gomez, new President
of Portugal, is shown above in
latest photo. He formerly held
the posts of Minister to Great
Britain and Spain.

 

 

While lmmi ants were being herded into a to
horses, wssggiven a right royal reception at:
majestically and, after prancing about the pier,

ew York pier.

horse limousine. He had a police escort.

apyrus Arrives Safely

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
At work on bust of late President
Harding. ordered by Mrs. Hard-
ing, Uric S. J. Dunbar, noted
sculptor, is shown modeling it
in clay.

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Anothen scandal has come out of
Hollywood with the interposition
of Ben Thrnop’s father, Pitts-
burgh coal baron, in his son’s
affair with gay Rubye de Remer
(above), once proclaimed one of
America's mes beautiful girls
Detectives have been engaged to
separate pair, said to be living
in Denver.

 

Eviflently Cares Little for His Life

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“Blindfolded and tied in luck,
Alfredo Cardenas did double

tumble from high trapeze and.
was caught by brother at Tron-
ton; N. J., fair.

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and taken to Ellis Island, Papyrus, king of English
‘ Down a carpeted gangplank he strode
was driven to Belmont Park in a two-stall motor-driven

 

 

 

(a: raise 1. Atlantic)
First fall fashions designed by
Poirot and now seen in Paris in-
clude the street dress in above
photo. The dress is of serge, a
rich Bordeaux red shade, and
designed slon straight “lines
with sleeves t at will charm:-
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Giant Transport Plane Crashes—OCCu

 

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)

A giant transport plane propelled by four motors, carrying a ton and a half of fuel and weighing in all
about six tons, crashed outside of Paris recently and went up in flames, as photo shows. The crew (fore-

ground) escaped without injuries.

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The weight of years hung lighily on these four 221-3.". w? -n they

raced in meet of Royal Highland Society a: Braozncr, Sculnmi.

 
 

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Mrs. Edward Schlen: (above),
c "dhooi pl; ‘mate of Mrs. W.
E. D. Siokis. has come to aid of
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Catholic sisters distributing sandwiches to the hungary inmates of
a Berlin orphanage. Although the war has becn arm for nearly
five years. many of the children of Central Europe are stiil in a
starving .condition.

An Expert at Trapshooting

 

 

 

’ (By PaclflctAumUc)
Mrr. Edward McGoldrick of Spokane, Washington who won the
title of champion woman trapshooter of the .State of. Washmgtpn,§
and, no doubt will compete for the national title. Mrs. McGoldrick ‘
is considered by many to be one of the best woman trapshooters
in the United States.

 

 

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Miss Fags. Stippelmsn was‘held
for almost thirteen months at
Ellis Island becausebshe could
not read the duty word‘s wre-
qmred m the literacy test, Day
by day the Russxan girl studied
her books and finally was-ab].
to read her way into the Land
of Opportunity.

(Copyright, 1923, by Pacific & Atlultic Photos, In.)

 

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