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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 23, 1924 · page 8

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Chad-z throne- made streets
Illa". impeccable for an ear-
riages and troops of victorious

(B! Pacific & Atlantic!
federal troops.

Ma Striblinz is sure to hzfi'e a
picture of the winner, for she
snapped them both recently in
New York when her rising son,
Young Stribling, and Mike Me-
Tigue (right) meet on March 31
in Newark to try to settle that
Georgia decision tangle.

In Rome society

(By Pacific & Auntie)
Called best dressed woman in society. Mrs. Jean Nash is shown
above at the French watering resort. Deauville, France, with Amet
Sabit Bey, Egyptian prince, to whom she .soon is to be wed. The
prince's mother recently gave her a splendid, but most unusual gift
—a pink marble tomb.

Queen of Winler S ports
(3) Pacific 1 Atlanticl
Many American women are mem-

bers of Rome's social set. This In competition mth

‘ (By Facile I Atlantic)

. r: u! a looter (arrow) by federal- near Vera Cruz.
- , tat-rorious ()bregon troops into the valuable seaport
.wawmg the rebel defeat, is shown in these exclu-

photo shows Colrini Faith Mola-
Santucci, daughter of Madame
Mola. formerly Miss Holmes of

girls from all over
Canada. Miss Estelle
Doray has been
crowned q u c e n of

~ winter sports for the
how York, and Gen. Mole. sea son at Mon-

H'haler Blows in With Frozen Cargo "'3" 5‘” W“

chosen for g r a c e.

ability with snow-

shoes and for her

costume. my Paulie Wlantiel
Gov. Horace M. Towner (above)
of Porto Rico, after a conference
with President Coolidge, said the
aituation appeared favorable for
the passage of bills granting
greater autonomy to Porto Rico.

 

“'hen a girl had actually dared him to go to work. Freddy
of Philadelphia society shoveled snow in it 1‘311‘
gloves until he actually earned $3.

Bang! Baby Hits Earth in Train Crash

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
“hfll‘inz voyage the Whaler Velloy at Staten Island. N. Y., lound such Arctic weather

Ml had to be used to thaw it out.
All Set for

In crushed wreckage of this auto baby was born to Mr \‘athan Elm-an at Mt. K'- o. N. Y.. just. after auto-
mobile going to hospital was struck by a train. Baby was born in snow immediately after wreck.

. ued for' Divorce A Pyramid of Champions

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(By Pacific 1; Atlantic)

\ Canada’s and Uncle Sam’s fleetest al hams will vie for premaey in the great annual do race

clasaie to be contested at Ashton, Ida 0. Photo shows the ganadian team ready at Ashton, daho,

with Lydia Hutchiaon. champ woman dog driver. on the'aledge, and “Shorty" Russick, famous trails-
man and trainer, driving the team.

my mafia Atlantic)
William Hoppe (above) 5 famous

billiardist, is “panama: a di-
vorce action in which he Right-
in; for the custody or his two
childrai’wclainiiné that Mrs.
Alice Ho . . his wife, was caught
in a mourjatfiotfellmperial. New
York, ami- a an '3

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- Hm‘. Te‘er of Vera Cm W" doll! ha:

tmoz on Jsoi? of at.“ he ’1’“. t0 6” when den-l 3;; on

m (‘ruz and to will: he my in B!!! ~

at the city by Obre n's troops-

Photo shows a pyramid of champions. .From top to bottom, Jhdie
Ott. then Bobby Skelton, With hruger at the bottom and Johnny
Weissmuller to the right, at Miama, Fla, where they are taking part
1!: swimming eamivaL

‘ ' (Copyright: 4924: racing at Atlantic Photos; he.)

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