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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 19, 1924 · page 7

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to See You Again!

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: Town Hall, N. Y.,
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or beauty nap, returned the other day to New

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mundsen Will attempt to navigate the powerful plane
The planes are now under construction at Pisa,

 

 
 
 

 

 

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Daring doesn't count if equipment is poor, so world fllel‘s Watch planes closely. At L‘nalaska this motor
was substituted for the chem Lieut. Wade‘s plane. ‘

F leet’s M isadventure

 

Runaway Barge
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Another June Bride

 

1N THE NEWS

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_ ‘ . (By PadnctAflantle)
Baseball’s greatest comedian. hick Altrock, demonstrates a glove
that is proof against hops, bounds, skids and all the other things
that a baseball will do Just as a fielder is about to grab it.

Fits the Job

 

(3: Pacific a Atluxtle)
Handling the sweets was the
duty of sweet Mrs. Fitz Eugene

 

 

Barge fleet swept from moorings by Monongahela river flood wrecked
this bridge at Pittsburgh and sank. Ono mzm was drowned. six saved

in thrilling rescue.

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Squadron

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his excellent picture of U. S. navy destroyer laying down smoke screen

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Flood 'Waters Still Raging

 

 

. (E: Pacific & Atlantic)
Beautiful Arlington highway in Viashington, D. C., was converted
into torrent when Potomac river flooded banks. “Get a boat” was
advice of high and dry spectators on bridge to‘the marooned motorist.

Out of the Shadows ‘ , Countless

"I've got a man!" That‘s what Edna 'Wallace Hopper, disciple o!
rejuvenation, said recently in Hollywood, Cal.
married in June, but refused to tell her man's name.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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Minna Count sum (who left her
for money, ’tia said),.Millioent
Rogers. heiress to $49,000,009.
returned to N. Y. from Europe
. on the liner France. Col. H. H.
Roger-3,. the coimtesa’s father,
hinted of plan to seek annulment
of the marriage that set two con-
tinente talking.

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Taken to Harbor hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., in a state of coma and
near death, Chester Heinz, ten years old, diabetes sgfierer. quickly
responded to insulin treatment and is now on the way to recovery. ,

Dr. B. Feigenbaum attends him. ,

 

 

Newbold, prominent in social
welfare work in Philadelphia and
a daughter of Senator Pepper
from Pennsylvania, at charity
lawn bazaar in Wynnewood, Pa.,

Cowgirl!

' (By Pacific 4!: Atlantic)

She says she will be

Ride Her,

 

. . (By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
R1 ' from Toronto, Canada, to Washington, D. (3., to interview the
Preai ent, Gwen Lszier, stopped 03 in New York ‘to give the
metropolis the once over.

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