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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 18, 1923 · page 11

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Babe C’éidd Have. Used This Club g 7 ;

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“Gee, I wish I had a batgike this when I, struck out in the eighth,”
said Babe Ruth as he s g calabash sent him by IndianaQriends.
Doc Woods and Herb Pennock agreed. Ruth struck out in- last game

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(a, panic a. sumac) of series with bases full. . , (mMc ‘ Am, ‘
It: in continues to haunt the Pacific Coast Fleet, striking the last ‘ Judging from the apparatus found in Brooklyn, N. Y., buildings

mm the submarine 8-37, from which crew (above) carried three Not Drug Store Paint owners of hootch distillery never heard of prohibition. When firec'
' V V . . _ , ‘ g —% 7 men answered 'call to factory they found bootleggers occupying four

floors in factory used for the manufacture of the illegal fluid. Part
of the apparatus is shown above.

Allister McCormick Weds at Last -

den: nLur terrific explosion.

She Turned Up Her Nose

 

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Arrivin astride ventilator on the S. S. Olympic, Steve Dcnoghue,
Englan ’s best jockey, will ride Fapyrus in race with Zev for Inter- (”Me a “In“,
national CUP at Belmont Park, Lew York. Allister McCormick of Chicago wasn‘t left waiting at altar by Joan
. ' . Stevens, Britishgirl, with whom he is shown above leaving British
ObJects to French Menus on U. S. Ships Embassy m Pans after weddmg.

Pity the Poor Taxpayer

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(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)

Who nus? F. v Br’ e. famous corned actress, since she had the When painters' estimates “11:8“-
1’” 3 1° y ened to ruin Lsdxes’ Aid Society,

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curve axon (u. of her nose by Dr. Henry Schireson It looks straight members donned overall: and

“on“ m him' ‘ began work of repainting Union-
dale Chapel, Hempstead, L. I.

Life’s Wheel

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

Fire Loaves Six Factories in Ruins

 

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It’s seldom that cameraman , ,
~catch Mrs. Andrew Carnegie,
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Widow 0f steel magnate, ‘but Representative Britten of Illinois, returning from trip aboard the .
photographer snapped her 33 she Leviathan has made an objection to U. S. Shipping Board about . . . (gunman!)
' ' ~r~ived home from European menus, which are printed in French, urging them to print same in We‘re still paging for the _OCt0tara. woodenship, homing (above) in
(sypmncaamnucr. trip," English. Photo shows Representative Britten talking over the de— the Potomac iver after dismantling. Shipping Board sold It as Junk.
Formerly g wealthy New York merits of the printed French menu with chef; of Washington hotel.

(31PM. “‘“P‘e’ society wbman, Mrs. Marcella ' , Navy Chief Starts on 20,000-Mil3 Trip ‘ ; , éMakes SMil 0f F astest Bullet

 

 

 

 

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Six factories in San Francisco’s manufacturing district were the prey givnegty 3d mi)sery in a dingy J ‘

of 93m”: which firemen stopped after $1,000,000 damage was done. s Angeles rooming house.

Masons Make Pilgrimage to Unknown Soldier’s ST 07115

 

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“h (nyPacineIAtlulgc) Aboard hIiIs flgogship, the U. S. S. Seattle Agnialagfbezstfi Cogntzblextss 1'3; the battle tifiets 1130:1310; » b et from the mouth of a gun. - ,
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mirgzm'lfidw‘iigfomflfi $016 “11:1:l partlsfigigie world made a pilgrimage 8t : , Seattle mg under my at e start of her long journey. , . , V . > (Copyright: 1923: Panic I: m Phonon; ’

 

 

 

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