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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 5, 1924 · page 9

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4 mulls kneeling in prayer outside of Wilson home as his death is announced.

(By Padre a Atlantic)
md )lrs. Coolidge plainly showed grief they felt so they
ml at S Street house to sympathize with Mrs. Wilson.
~ :1: lmwwl down with grief over the passing of waritime
«lmw Wilson. Flags were placed at half mast, and in
ll. (1, throngs knelt in prayer during his last hours,

Studies Tune Out—Radio T

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It-r these lads are
W‘ : :1- 'ng' nwny products 0

l d duation's over.
ham” skill—radio sets turned out

( By Pacific & Atlantis)
Little Sammy White (above)
brought flowers to home of ex-
l’resident Wilson. but arrived too
late to honor a sick man. being
instead. the first to honor a na-
tion’s memory.

unes In

(By Pacino a Atlantic)

In addition to leaving school routine behln

in the school workshop. Gabri

1 mm of a medal for workmgmhip, is checking oYfl', while Casimir Brykezynski (right) gets

‘ . l‘mdinsnd Harder, instructor, at Brooklyn.

Many. Wet Cellars

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‘ z I! forty-oi lit-inch water main flooded First
4 “ mm" of th‘orought‘are. as remarkable photograph

"'1 rars and routed 300 9°09]. from

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New or , ree set 0 water
AvenI-za's. Flood '
theatre, also flooded cell-rs in the neigh

waters tore up vement.

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WHO’S WHO
WHAT ’S WAT

(”Meiausntle)
Given six months to live several years ago, Mrs. Jeanette Daley
went to work helping her husband manage concrete paving plant in
San Diego, Cal. Now she's O. K.

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(By Pacific h Atlantic)
Are the Eskimos going in for the tug-of-war? Not these boys—

theiy'rs just hauling in supplies from the annual provision ship in
re or. ’

Deep Stuff for the Youngsters

(3: mac «3 Atlantic)
This Msh Jong business is getting serious. Here we see it invading
the kindergarten. Entitled. when Ma’s young play Mal: Jong.

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Hockey Team Plays British

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' ( By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Senators Stanfield, Ladd, Smoot,
Walsh, Pittman and Adams
(front, left to right), oil lease
investigators.

(By Pacino & Atlantic)
Deserting for a moment his
duties as America’s premier
bandmaster, John Philip Sousa
(above) essays to direct traflic
in a Los Angeles, Cal., street.
As a traffic officer he is said to
be an excellent bandmaster.

Hist!

(a: mu 4: Atlantic,
Sure. a bit of a jumper is Bar-
ney Reilly (above). Famed as
world’s only Irish ski jumper. he
beat Norsemen in competition at
Grand Beach, Mich.

New Gunfire

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(’ By Pacific 1: Auntie)
Doheny (center), with wife, and Frank Hogan, counsel. '
lThe Oil Lease investigating committee, determined to unseal the lips
of etc-Secretary Fall, and he was threatened with jail for contempt
if he still maintains his silence.

(By l‘acflc 5: Atlantic)

This first photo showing opening of the Olympic games at Chamonix,

" France, shows the American skaters parading before the grand
stand at the opening ceremonies.

Control Insures Deadly Accuracy

( E! Pacific I Atlantic)

of direct fire, control is being installed on Uncle Sam’s fighting vessels. enabling control
arse guns from fighting top, increasing certainty of aim on rough seas. Photo shows gun-

ners’ mates of U. S. S. West V’n‘ginif‘raising oneof her-gums preparatory to, secret installation of new

apparatus. \

- (Wt: 1924: 1?ch & Atlantic Photos, 15:.)

 

 

 

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