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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 26, 1923 · page 9

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Gadfather '33 Puts: a: Atlantic] .-

lNo, Just a. hose wagon of Wash-
ington Fire Department gi ’ng
one of the capital oflice buildings
a cleaning before C o n g r e a I
meets in December.

The many times Mary Landon Baker left him “waiting at the (BrPaciflc & At‘antic)
church" merely a memory, and wizh no regrets, Allister McCormick. When wet macadam caused this car to leave road, drive r was burned
the Chicago millionaire, arrives with his bride, the former Miss Joan to death beneath wreck when gas tank exploded.

H eddy Stevens, English beauty.

Amid Splendor, Nobility Weds in Westminster Cathedral

 

Harry L. Friedlander, Roxbury,

f N 1 k C (Egret-filled: Atlantic) Mass, has large, not swelled, - -_ ~ , ' 1,, x .1 ' V ‘ (13 P .fi sou 111

cw 'or ity. names trip ets Calvin, 1 . 7, . ' v .' . , ' r ‘ , ‘ ' . ' ,- 3“ t ‘ an c

1250 when President wrote her he would Lead. 812? 7’s hats are too ' . i ' ‘ ' ' ' ’ ‘ Baroness “'rangel, wife of Bus-
small for him.

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whose efforts against armed

Soviet forces proved in vain, is
(By Pacific 1: Atlantic)
The couple kneeling in Westminster Cathedral, London, during wed-
ding ceremony were dwarfed by the vast size of the great hall, but United States.
that did not diminish their importance, for thev more Prince Jean
Louis de Faucigny-Lucinge and Miss Baba d’E ngor, daughter of
Baron Emile d’Erlanger. .

Latest ! F or Nation’s Shrine

shown above on her arrival in

 

m h a addict b this (By Pacmcas Atlantic)

3 nrreer, Feddfe'i'gl NarcoticyDivi- The class of his classa—silver- coated males—was the o
‘ fed it confiscated morphine verdict of the judges in awarding first prize to
lining several raids on dope Glencairn (above) at Empire Club cat show cham-

pionship held in New York.

Bad Brakes Caused Th1 Wreék ‘ . , , ,; i ' _ mm mm,

 

A tattered flag, dating back to Americas War for Independence, is
being mounted and will be exhibited in Independence Hall, Philadel-
phia. The bullet holes in this battle- scarred flag is shown being
repaired by Solomon H Harrison, and was donated by P‘ hard Har-
rison of Ilmington, Del.

Faithful to Servant

 

 

(By Pacific 51 Atlantic)
Above is a very novel costume,
(a, yum”. Atlantic) made from a Philadelphia eve-
Princ Felix Youssoupofl', above with wife, confessed slayer of the ning newspaper, being worn by
Russian monk Rasputin, recently arrived in America to start court Mrs. Samuel CHHirsh of Phila-
fig ht to secure two Rembrandts yvalued at $500 000 from Joseph E. delphia. It is attractive and
Widener, Philadelphia millionaire. economical, to say the least.

Store Topples but Business Goes on as Usual"

brought into
‘i S. Nepponset
1': walrus, shot
wn hunting trip ‘ . V " ‘_ . Z: , ' ‘
1 ‘1‘ ' kiwi ' ’ '4 h " V ' ' i ' ' ' ' Gen. You Ludeadorf (cougar) followed to grave the body of his life-
11 Head Will

“ above was result When shoring gave may under the flora in Brooklyn, N. Y., the prices did not 51;, and grocer continued 1038 servant, killed in ”can monarchist revolt m Munich

Baton Athletic 1 The cond'. tion of the platform on Chicago trolley an lost kg: selling goods a: usual pricu. , ._ > , (Cami-t: 1923: Pods: 1'. Atlanta: Photos. he.)

of collision in which one my was killed and: motom

 

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