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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 18, 1924 · page 10

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*‘ vania train, nearly crashed into
this wreck of twelve freight cars
near Devon, Pa. Freight en-
gineer halted flier. Broken wheel
flange was cause.

Prosecutor

A Los Angclos, Cal, church has adopted a new method of advertising . . . «sf "varies: Atiantifl
Palm Beach cocoanut trees are rapidly losmg {2111i rmco fair Visitors

—a captive balloon with the namd of the church painted on and at- . , .
' “cth-m the eccleeheucql roof . at thlv resort heard that milk of the nut 1;: a great and to a good
. . . . . . - . comp exzon.

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Owen J. Roberts (above) of
Philadflpbia, P3” was nominated
by President Coolidge to be
prosecuting counsel in the oil
leases to succeed Silas H. Strawn.
who was ousted because of his
former connections with large oil
. interests. Roberts recently
’ a whirlwind honeymoon spent at Deauville and called the oil inquiry propa-
nr- Enron and Baroness d'Erlanger, the beautiful ganda.
. u; (r Hewitt, have separated.

Flu-numloah’s Flight Halted Because of Expense

 

 

 

 

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Photo Sh0“5 . lef‘ to riwht Secret tan Denby of the Amy and Secre~
tary of Interior “ nrk (llsr'us<ing the progress made by the Senate
investigating committee in probing the oil leases at Washington.

Smallest Radio Fits in Thimble

In exotic gown and jeweled head-
dress. Mrs. Morgan Com arse.
(above) em bellished Russ sian
ball. the first of three fetes ar-
ranged by Prince and Princess
Youssoupof for Russian relief-

(Ur Pacific & Atlantxcl
Our Mary (Pickford) and her Doug: (Fairbanks) arrived in New York
from west coast staggering under a burden of half a dozen bags and a.
new pet terrier (all shown in photo), besides ten trunks of duds.

New Ambassador? , , ,

1 ) Selentlsts Float W arms for Farmers
(3: Pacific ‘ At antic

mmun shows the extensive repairs which the giant

.rwiuah is undercoin‘.

 

 

(By Pacific & Atlantis)
Dr. W S. Solf (abovcl. German
5 ..-. x ' ambassador to Japan, who is on
Avenue To. 101- (above), mem- my P-secaaumuc) his way to Germany on leave of
her of Folios, was recently ‘ The smallest radio set in the world has been made in Washin absence, is being named by Ger-
robbed of $15,000 in jewelry in the entire set fitting into an o inary sized thmble. Photo of! ma; papers as the ossible suc-
her New York apartment. Henri Slaughter, fifteen- year-cl maker of the set. eessor of. Dr. Weid cldt.

Last Tribute to Naval Officer Kihed on Gunboat

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/ 1c hary Lansdiwne, new commander of dirililllfi Shaun

. , .i n on a tour of inspection of the ship at Lakellrlt. N. J. , . ~ ‘
undergoing repairs, after being damaged in stor- ro- ~ -- , _ . . A Scientists of the Department of Agricllltuge",e makingan ”em

I broke 100" V’ " ' l '7 ' , ‘ ' ' stive study of the reason of crop failures with the help of a “machine

. I i I. I l 7 ' which floats worms and other parasites of the ground, so determin-

mm and Secretary Denby ordered preparations for ' ' " ~ " ‘ “ ‘ ' ' ' ’ ” ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ " A _ . ., - ing their number to tlie acre. Photo shows Miss Mary Bradley work-

;I, , n of Geograsionll ' . a king m, the t Tacoma - ’ “ * ‘ ing on the tests.
(I the Shenandoah halted because 12:25:}: 53:5”? 2a ."mfiutgp‘régumfi' Sp Arhnsto lei-1111,1121: ficmsunhoa ‘ '. ‘ ' . , (cop’fi‘m: 1924: Pacific‘ All Itie Pl ‘ I 1")

 

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