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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 2, 1924 · page 5

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Charlotte Greenwood (above), tallest comedienne in New York, the

other day was reported engaged, although no announcement has been

issue, to Reed Albee. son of E. . 9
Albee of the Keith circuit. Running Mate.

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Still a thm‘ 0‘ beauty ‘3 “‘9 full “33'“! 53111118 Shlp. now almost a memory. They are still in use,'how-

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Elihefisor‘ihffoast of Nova . Tornado Wreaks Havoc In Southern States
(By PricificaeAlianLlcl 59°?“ ‘3ngde along before a

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The President speaking at Memorial Day exercises at Arlington National Cemetery.

Yelled Wolf! and Brought Them Home

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Secretary Weeks. President Coolidge and Secretary Wilbur placing
wreath on tomb of unknown soldier.

"dent Coolidge in his Memorial Day address at Arlington Ceme-

, stood firmly 'for the Hardi. ;: \Vorld Court plan. expressing the

View that material changes Would not receive approval of other nations.

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' ‘5». " V ’ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' switch is made. will be Coolidge’l
running r3. 1e this fall. Lowden ,
‘3? “Fifi“ & Miami“ has agreed to accept s e c o n d»
Fifty persons l0>t their lives and many others were injured when a tornado twisted its way across Ala- p ] ac e on t he ticket if he is
bama and .‘l . issippi. Photo shows wreckage of a home in Evergreen, Miss. drafted.

London’s Mounted Police on Parade

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l 'uughz home to l‘alSC as pets thew two baby wolves.

The Most Beautiful Man inthe World

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, (By Padficl Mlmticb 7 , ‘ . . ‘3! PM“ " Mum” Every great city has its finest, the pick of the. police department and the idols of the small'boys. Ahoy.
, , d' ces’ that gathered in Vienna to see Mlle. Herma Paul Swan, American dancer and artist. who is known as the world's most beautiful male. shores how he are.1{°¥‘d°’?’5 hobbies on parade, dashing In their medals and equipment, as they toox part m an athlete:
i»- billing??? twig1 rgguested to keep their optics on her eyes, and it does it in his dressing room in Paris. He recently gave an exhibition of nncxent Greek dances 1n Athens. exhlbltlon 1n “embley, England,

is‘elaimed that; at every performance many spectators are hypnotized. . ., ‘ M k _ Ha iest pa in His Life
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needed operation, is the fate of Major Edward H. Bowie (shore), author of 150,000}orecasts thet "

Imogene Comer. “tress (shove we been used :5 I833 52:1: :3 give: fillehwfr’ld’séifli‘inb? 3;:

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