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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 3, 1924 · page 11

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“rman steamer Columbus in we“, York f ° ‘ “u” A model 0i a hELCOpter which WPercted 1‘0 prove 0f.‘:reat value In the acronautic world has just been Dismasted and awash. abandoned hull; of schooner Gov. Parr was sighted in midsca bv new German liner
— or Grover C. Berg- completed in Chicago by Otto Willy. Experts who have examiner} the plane believe it will revolutionize Columbus, from which this photo was taken. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Seckim: relief from invalidism,
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan
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; reszore health. 11mm, to mug, Lenglen, French tennis wizard. Photg shows them at the. kind in Which the early settlers 1r iheir war over the plains, .
Lannes, France. ’ , representing the farmers 0f the Biiililo Vest, para ed up Broadway,

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Many staid business men and so-
ciety folk took part in the Nep-
tune ceremonies incidental to
crossing the Equator on the S. S.
Essequibo. from Valparaiso‘ to
New York. Brig. Gen. George

. (fly Pmncamimnc) H. Ralston of Atlantic City. _.\'.
A topic of controversy in Paris is whether Fano Messan, sixteen- J" acted’as master of Citen‘lonzes
year-old wood carver, is a boy or girl. Fame, in spite of her—orhis— and tum; the part 0: 1‘ amer

tender ye rs, is having an exhib'tic-n of his work. ’ Remune- '

 

 

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This becoming two~piece suit is
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ears 01d. the Spanish bark Guadalhorce, W58 't dock in The pleated scarf-like arrange- . - ' 0
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