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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 24, 1924 · page 9

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“1&th motors roaring. Ship No. l is shown taking

"am, Hi avintlon‘s history.

pictures show
vwznul-thmwnrld
.-r Vivid. near

' 1', that. if suc-
,1 :‘m- l’. s, 111.:
a»: th" first na-
dgutv the globe.

 

wimw) reformed
~'1 way to ,Wash~

will tell the oil
rmmittee how ilt.
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“ "but once shipped

 

‘ ' ‘My training for

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\\ ilhur successor of W

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Classes come and go at University of

tobecomeipc

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

(Ry Pan'ficiAUach) Able to stretch with his left hand over thirteen keys. Karl T. Saul
(above) of Ba) onnc, N. J., is said to have the largest reach of any
living- pianist.

Napoleon U. of C. Class mascot Since ’98

moms! class mascot and

Mu». ;' ). Wilbur, New Secretary of Navy,t,in H

3,_’Curtis D.' Wilbur (shore). new

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

California, but Napoleon, :pparently, goes on forever: He threatens

sun has energy enough to take part in students’ circus parade.

is Early Days

 

(B! i’sciflc A Atlantic)

Open Air Meat Drying

(By Pacific in Atlantic)

.Wasting a bottle of perfectly good champagne
(vintage and source of supply not disclosed),
Mrs. Frederick L. Martin, wife of flight com-
mander, christened her husband’s ship just be-
fore he hopped off on history making flight.

‘An Ancient Swiss Sentinel

 

 

Outlined sharply against the
sky, the ruin of the once proud
Chateau Thierstein, near Basie,
Switzerland. makes a striking
picture. It dates back to the
twelfth century.

 
 

. - (ma-ausAmi
nit 2*. Wilkins. pretty diverse.
slain' in Kansas City, Mm. feared

 

 

Dynamite was used to check flames which destroyed several buildings in Carlisle, Pa. ., and for a time
threatened to sweep the town. The front wall of the building shown in photo was dvnamited’. Soldiers
from the army post there aided fire companies in furious battle against flames which c auscd S ‘00 000
damage before they were subdued.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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Persian Art’s the Thing Nou-

 

 

The distinction of having been selected by J ohn Oshana, noted
Persian artist, to pose as his model for the introduction of startling

and original decoratiire effects goes to Alberta Vaughn. She is said
to have the finest form in Hollywood.

 

(By Pacific «I: Atlantic)
Babette Curtise (above), WW

was offered ‘fbr adoption by her
mother, Mrs. Ada Babb, New
York City, who recentlsv figured
in dramatic love suit.

 
 
 
 

,Services Over the Radio

 

Martin TV. Littleton,'attorney -
for Harry F. Sinclair, questioned
the power of the Senate to force‘
his client to testib further in
the Senate oil inv‘estigafion, de-
claring it would be 2. -“mon-
strous outrage” to do so.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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