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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 28, 1923 · page 11

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
The Baroness Lucy Hatvany,
member of a very wealthy Buda-
pest family and a society hostess
in the Hungarian capital, who,
according to the Budapest neWI-
apers exerts a remarkable in-
uence in ’Hungarian politics.
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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
While other battleships were being scrapped in Brooklyn, N. Y..

Navy Yard the U. S. S. Colorado, pride of the Navy, was getting it:
first paint bath. Photo indicates great size of the vessel.

Legs Worth a Million

 

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1. m. >‘< neat-in completion at Tia. Juana,

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“To the Office, James”

 

 

(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Mlle. Mistinguette, the French dancer, noted for her “million dollar
le " is shown above on arrival from Europe. Her pet is also
to 'ng an admiring look at her “perfect understanding."

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. ' Displaying perfect form in taking
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John Hopkins University raced
on to victory in the intercol-
legiate cross-country champion-
ship recently contested in New
York over six-mile course.

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Stage Calls Governor’s Niece

 

 

 

Chosen by Max Reinhardt, most famous European producer, for
leading part in coming production, Rosamond Pinchot, New York
debutante and niece of Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, recently
took her first lessons from him. Meeting on voyage from Europe,
he proposed she take the part.

Her Fingers Make Letters Fly

 

‘Vhat experts believe to be a typing record was made by Miss Agnes
Pottage (above) in San Francisco. She’typed 205 letters (average
100 words) from forty-one dictating machines in one day.

Spanish King May Visit Us

 

 

 

William R. Hearst, publisher, met Mrs. Hearst (center) and‘Mrs.
William Young, who returned from France and Spain. Mrs.'Hearst
said King of Spain would visit us. ,

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After four-hour conference with-Charles L. Craig, Comptroller of

New York City, under indztment for contempt of com-t, Representa-

tive F. N. thlman of. Maryland announced he would introduce hill
ashmgton to abolish anti~injunction law.

(Copyright: 1923: Pacific & Atlantic Photos. 13:.)

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