Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 26, 1924 · page 8

 
 
 

 

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An interesting character study
of Cardinsl Hayes. taken on he
lolled in deck chair, on way to
Rome.

Patrick J. Hayes of New.York
and George W. Mundelem of
Chicago were recently elevated

 
 

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« f VV ales. who so often is lowered when he mounts his steed has naught on the Muster of Thames Edison recently turned 0‘ er the general [mm-gem?“ °f ms XL He paid high "“3““ t0 9
‘ .l 1 i ”Home“ Cr: in told . ' many interests to his son Edsel, and is at present wmtermg under generosity and support of the
~ - ‘ . y. n: I sensation-1 cropper. The alert cameraman caught Gny taking the Florido sun at his beautiful estate near Fort Meyers. The Amefian Catholics in main;
"'~ ”um Park BteePIEChIBOI Enzlond. ‘ comer: caught Mr. Edison and his wife but for a morning con- his allocation.

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0h: LOOk.’ ISpring Fashions for the Business Girl! Ooh! Gee! Aah!

 

Cordial Mundelein gazing seowerd meditatively.

Stork to Visit Royal Families

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Duchess of York‘

Lady Lascelles
Gossi ’s whisper that Princess Mary, who married Viscount Lascelles,
and t e Duches$ of York, formerly Lad Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, will
soon be mothers. Princess Mary's chi d celebrated his first birth;
day last February.

Here’s Medina, the Baby Camel

 

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n ”Writ INT?!“ NW at the Dress-up costume of’powder Tailored suit in sand colored Sheik coat trimmed in lilac Sport costume of.blue with ' Business dress of. botth . (g: PadfichAtlxnfiel ‘-
HF Qt J1me. blue. tweed. and 5‘1“"- fancy braid. green. ' One of the few camels born in captivity. Medina, named after shrine _ ‘ *2“
‘ “ ' " L Here is I complete common-sense spring wardrobe for the business girl, with each costume conforming to the new mode. ’ in Chicago, was formally christened at Peru, Ind.
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l 2 win-Pedestrian Cross-Country Race Nearest Km In Bad 1 N N V 9' 7g ; y ‘r e.

 

 

 

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'Now past eighty, Col. John C.
, Lewis (above) of Louisville, Ky.,
' “ civil war vet, is grandnephew

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' mm have it easy compnred to this entrant in cycle— and nearest living relative of

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Memorial - for, Vets by: War Veteran

 

By s msjority of 72-1 the Senste
voted to lend the cue of Berry
F. Sinclair to the U. S. court on
n chargi of contempt for his re-
fusal to answer question of the
' Public Lands committee.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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