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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 16, 1924 · page 11

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. - ,g in this truck escaped death only by a hair's breadth
i‘ashmi down into l‘lymouth Run, \'a., when bridge
"u: grove way.

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lli'tlm" of all trades, from an optician to an iron moulder,
s. lil'lilgi'pm‘t, with the Atlantic Fleet. is called Uncle

4 :4: fut'tnry. With aid of acetylene torch welding and
' .. Ill/Hr, as. shown above. '

 

 

 

‘ 1' (opt. Gillies of the Empress of Scotland on Mediter-
' ‘ his daughter, Mavis. He will teach her navigation.

Nine-Plane Alignment

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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" ‘ um, ninc- lane fonnatxon flight over San DieBO

. ,' ~ -. ’mttlc fieetriiircraft squadrons. The mamblf’lihgr:g
. - ' m the tireless enort of constant (In) “Elect.

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old a wr Teaches Dau "hter Navi ation
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Wilfully Bald

he was granted new trial.

 

 

(RV Parvifie 6; Atlantic)
G. J. Gurdjiefl', founder of cult
whose devotees daily shave head,
on arrival in New York proudly
displayed hairless pate.

Unhappy Ending

 

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Romance of Ruth Renick (above), film actress, struck snag with
arrest in Oakland, Cal., of W. N. Belford, charged with impersonating
army officer.

Outpost Ship for Dirigible Shenandoah

 

 

 

 

The U. 8. Coast Guard cutter Bear has been proposed as an emer-
gency consort to the 'ant nav diri ' 1e Shenandoah in her flight:
to_ the North Pole. e main e the expedition on: the Pacific
wdl be located at Nome. ' . '

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Nine months after William Greasy (left. with attorney) had
convicted of first degree murder at Mineola, L. 1., of school teacher

(B? Pacific & Atlmtle‘
been

 

Returning from long voyage the Ruth G. Merrill, said to be world’s
largest six‘masted schooner. Was sunk in rough waters ofi' Vineyard
Sound, Mass. The last to leave the sinking ship was her captain,
shown in stem of rowboat. it

She Hopes to K. 0. Our Fairest

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Miss Annie Newton of London. who weighs 114 pounds, is prepared
to meet any one _of her proportions who care to don the gloves With
her. The invitation is open to women only.

\ New Bill

 

 

 

 

 

Elihu Root, nearly eighty and
\ former Secretary of State, was
operated on in New York hos—
pital for kidney‘ trouble. Physi-
cians expect rapid recovery.

Senator La Follette, Wisconsin,
has introduced bill in Senate
which would p r 0 vi d e indeo
pendence and create new national
government in the Philippines.

 

On arrival in New New York Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota
declared he Would fight legislation tending to curtail free speech.
Photo shows Mrs. and ex-(‘ongressman J. M. Baer, Senator Johnson
and Mrs. H. G. Teighan (lelt to right). '

Wanderlust

 

1137 Pacific 1: Atlantic‘
Roy M. Landy (above) with his
dog. Spot. arrived in New York
recently, finishing the long hike
started at Los Angeles October
13, 1923.

(Br Pacific & Atlantid

Some Class

 

(RV l'aciflc & Atlantic)
Buz of “’u-Kee, owned by Mrs.
H. L. Sears, just fitted into sil-
ver cup he won several days ago
as champion in Pekinese Show at
New York hotel.

 

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Leaking Gas Wrecked This Building

 

 

(35' Pacific 8: Allnniinl

This is what happened to dwell-
ing in Pittsburgh when leaking
gas exploded. The front of the
house was blown out and the oc-
cupants were tossed from their
beds and only escaped injury by
a miracle.

 

(31 Pacific J; 'Auanuci

Horace Stoneham, brother, Charles A. Stoneham, president of New York Giants; Leo Bondy, his counsel,
and Ross 1“. Robertson (left. to right), pleaded not'guilty in New York to Federal indictments in bankf

ruptcy ’ of bucket shop.

(Copyright: 1924: Pacific C Atlantic Phebe, Inc.)

 

(B! Pacino 5 Atlantic)
Warren J. Lincoln, distant
cousin 0! Abraham Lincoln.
Aurora, 111., he confessed the
murder of his wife and burning
01 her body and that of his
brother-in-law.

 

 

 
 
 

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