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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 17, 1924 · page 10

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Brldges m Mexico Are. Few and Far Between

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. expedition on way to Mexico City :05 are fee and Im beteeen.

 

[By Pat ific & Atlanticl
Photo
from Portland, Ore. ., crossing stream in

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; ‘Ruth Wallace, maid of honor; Mrs. Wallace, Jean Wallace, flower girl; D}. and Mrs. Bruggmann, Secre-
‘ tary Wallace, and Mrs. Donald MeChesney, matron of honor. '\

With President and 1\Irs. Coolidge among the distinguished guests, Miss Mary Wallace, daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace, was married at Washington, D. C. to Dr. Charles.Brugg ”mama,
first secretary of the Swiss legation in Paiis. .~

 

 

 

 

 

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it; I} 5 Architectural Freak

The Good Book in Twenty-one Languages

 

 

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(By Pacific 81: Atlantic,
To meet (‘onslzml demand t.he\ ew York Bible Society recently an-
nounced that it. will make gift of Bibles in twenty-one languages to
New York public libraries.

15,000 Miles

U. S. Expensive, Passion Players Find .

 

(By Parifle & Atlantic!
\nton Lang, Christus of Oberam-
mergau Patsion Players, and Mrs.
loam; as they sailed for home-
and

Without Overhauling

 

 

 

 

 

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(By Pacific 5: Atlantic)
Now at Philadelphia. the navy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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(Br Par fit." 1% Atlantic)
After wirfter lay—15p, Carl Tuckers handsome snhooner- \aeht 0hran
Cora 1s ready at City Island,>7. Y ., to slide into the “aim £01 summer
yachting season. I ._

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Having just opened baseball sea-
son in Toronto, Judge Landis,
baseball .czar,'eigar alight and
collar turned up. proceeded to
enjoy the game.

 

(By Pacific & Atlaniic)
3:31: izzg toner at, Pisa, Italy, visited by thousands of
' . ‘3'1Jlt cntirelv of marble, it is 178% feet high and a

 

 

l‘lacific Fleet Practicing With Its Big .Guns
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' shame}. Atlantic)
hip Tens shows

 
 
 
 

 

 

Glam the guns ofthe Pseifiefld‘m —

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flying 1mm PN-T flew 15,000
(ByPacificfitAtlanu'e) m1!“ “Who‘ll ”fidergomg re-
pairs.

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“hen the navy Pmt‘c" with its 535“”: Photo he'd-tangle Text .One shell is bursting di-

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Called from her apartment in
New York by a fake phone call,
Lora Sanderson, statuesque
,stag'e beauty, rat to ~fin
jev‘vels she values at
missing. :

Claire. Wimim (hath above)
' Ben’s wife the! ‘ ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

yPacifie& Adanlic)
supplied hv 11.111335 p. lastie surgeons
away fii ght last

 

Here's Shenandoah's new nose,
at Lakehurst, N. J., to replace one she lost in run

January
Honor Father m Son’s Place

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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