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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 12, 1924 · page 10

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, ll. Budr. aground on jagged roc‘k: at f’lgiih‘t
> ‘rei ng pounded to pieces by the sea,

14» Be Presented at Court

 

 

Tm‘m (above), adopted daughter of William J.
.11, is to be presented at the Court of St. James
- rc~s Orozy, well known writer and adventurer.

 

 

Trees, boxcars. rocks and any-
thing else available were used to
hastily throw up levee at Bar-
mony, Mo., as engineers des—
perately fought to hold the
swellin Missouri River within

its ban 5 to prevent washout of ‘

railroad and devastation of
thousands of acres of farm-
lands.

his: Hen Die Upon Gallows for Murder

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”’Cd listener.
while prom-moi
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radio

whiCh is
these

These six men were executed at
Amite, La., for the murder of
Dallas Calmes. Left to right,
Roy Leona, Joseph Giglio, Joseph
Bocchio. Andrea Lamantia,

Natalie Desmore and Joseph,

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(By Pacific 3: Atlantic)

At the international Red Cross meeting in Paris, Judge John Barton Payne of the U. S. was elected

resident of the or anization.

Photo shows American delegates (left to right):

rs. John A. Dang erty, Judge Pavne and Col. Robert 01 d3.

Man’s Battle With Nature’s Wrath

Gustavus D. Pore,

 

 

(Br Pa: ific & Allannc)

“'illiam J. Burns. chief of the bureau of investigation of the De-

partment of Justice, resigned 1ecentl§..

attack in sexcral i111 estigations.

New Cardinal Arrives in America

Exhibition

 

 

(3: Pacific 5 Atlantic)

The U. S. mine sweeper Tanager heading out of Honolulu harbor on
first scientific exhibition sponsored by teh U.

S. - navy since 1838.

Professor Alexander Wetmore of the _U. S. Biological Survey is in

charge of the scientific personnel.

(For Love

Hard at work learning brick lay-
ing It Y. M. _C. A. trade school
in New York is A: J. H. Taylor.
former captain in British air
service and yetersn of“
years’ fighting. Taylor,“

I of aristocratic English
smily. is in the U. S. to make’
good, sothstheesnmrrythe
girl. ' / .

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Honest

(By W 8 Atlantic)

Happiest man in a dozen States
was John Cody of New York.
chaufleur. when he received
check 10: his honestyin return-
7§,000 worth of jewels he
“23%.“ H31: 21::
to e e an out
gages! blowout with the

 

Last American Flag to Fly on

“T59 1:?“ American gaggin- W11:-
0 CO the m“ 7
War Weeks, Gaunt-shine

(E! Pacific & AtYanllc)
Cardinal Hayes at his residence
in New York received his boy-
hood friend, George Cardinal
Blundelcin (left). when he ar-
rived in the L'. S. Cardinal
Mundelein‘s welcome equaled
(that of one Elven to Cardinal
Hayes recently.

F or getful

 

He “as long object of

Romance Ended

 

 

(Tc: l‘aczfic & Atlantic)
The former Millicent Rogers.
heiress to millions. is said to
have left her husband, Count'
Ludwig Salm von Hoozstraeten,
in Paris and is returning homo
with her father. 7 , ;

Heart Balm '

 

 

Peggy W'alsh, society deb, ap-
parently forgot her former mar-
riaze when she applied for a
second marriage license in New

York to wed Charles M. VVar-

ner, heir to millions.

(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Mrs. Maude N. Sherritt (above)
was awarded $55,000 in aliena-
tion suit in Philadelphia when
love letters from husband to
other women were read to jury.

the Rhine ‘

of Ehreubreitstein. Germany. is now

riortoits

Msjoxffien. amount (left to right).

(Cornish: 19:41. Pacific '11 "Adults rug... kg.)

in a wooden use for preservafion,‘

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