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SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 8, 1923 V
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MISS AMERICA"—WHO WILL WIN THE PRIZE?
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■ Beauty! Beauty! Beauty! Nothing else but! Here are four more beautiful girls sent to the
Atlantic City pageant by their respective cities to represent the best of the home-town talei t.
On the left we meet “Miss Portland, Ore.”—Patricia Smith by name. Upper centeA is Constance
Crosby, “Miss Tulsa, Okla.” who resembles Mary Pickford somewhat. Center below we find
Peggy Ross, “Miss Albany, N. Y.,” and right R nth Elizabeth Erand, “Miss Dallas, Texas.”
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•‘Miss Akron” this year was Miss Thelma beauty
attracted as wide attention as other Ohio girls.
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bjcw York in which he won ‘he Jphnnj
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Niagara Falls sent Miss Neld Tell to the Atlantic City beauty
pageant in its effort to wrest the national beauty title.
CHIROPODY
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nails so bady while carrying children on her back that she had
• i( to go to a chiropodist. Little Duckie, her daughter, went along. -
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-ageon in charge, but Luckie was finally relieved of her troublesome
warts. The job was a painless one.
• IT WILL COST THREE MILLIONS
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A contract has just been, let for the construction of the above $3,000,000 Elks’ memorial
headquarters at Chicago. The cornerstone is exp ected to be laid in November
COMMUNITY GRIND! NG PROVES SUCCESS
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How Parsons,' (Kas.) wheat farmers turned their grain from loss to profit. Scene at the free 1
■nills arranged for their use.
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AMERICAN ELECTION METHODS
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President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State (left), had the
help of Just’ee Cohalan of the New York Supreme Court '
(right) in the recent election campaign in Ireland. Here they
are at Ennis, County Clare ready to travel l»y airplane to Car
low. Cosgrave was victor in Carlow, but DeValera carried ar
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AI>IGEL OF MERCY WAS WATCHING
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This American hospital in Yokohama, situat ed on a bluff was one of the few buildings ill the
city to escape the wrath of the earthquake and f ire that destroyed millions of dollars in property
and took a terrific number of lives. 1 .. ’I »
ANOTHER STRAND A™nqs THE SEA
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Here is the start of the laying of the eighteenth cable connecting the t'nitb;! States a&d
Europe at Far Rockaway, N. Y. Despite the increasing use of radio, popularity c£ the cable sjjil
grows. The new one will be the longest and fast-eat. --naaew* j 0
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MAY RACE PAPYRUS
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Martingale, winner of last year’s Pimlico Futurity, is a fa
vorite around many of the tracks for the National Elimination
Sweepstakes at Belmont Park, N. Y., Oct. 20. The winner of
that event will med Papyrus, who copped this year’s English
Derby. *Zev, Wilderness, Flagstaff, The Clown, My Own and
other great runners are entered in the eliminations. Jockey
Clarence Kummer rides Martingale.
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Miss Peggy Verna Stievlin' (left), win ue,
nd Miss Ethelda Keuyin will be “Miss Brooklyn” in the-At
intic City beauty pageant. They were selected from 1,000 enn
estants in Greater New York. t i ..ja
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