New-York tribune. [volume], January 04, 1920, Page 2, Image 64

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The latest stunt of the Ruth St. Denis nature dancers is the "feather dance."
Here they are in the midst of a ticklish "dress" rehearsal held at the Cawson
Ostrich Farm (so as to be near the source of costume supply, presumably) at Los
Angeles. No, we can't say when they'll put in their appearance on Broadway.
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Fox hunting in the
Capitol grounds is
Washington's latest.
Here is Sir Reyna* d,
the captive, but only
after a merry chase.
Where he came from
or whither he was
going ? is not re?
ported. No, it wasn't
Champ Cla rk's
"houn' dawg" that
made the arrest, but
a passing moto
cyclist. ['[""?
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Right?Former Ser?
geant William Sand
lin, who has been
appointed by Secre?
tary of War Baker
as a special escort
for the return of
our soldier dead
from overseas.
Sandlin, who hails
from Kentucky, is
said to rank second
only to Sergeant
York in his exploits
against the enemy.
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Were it not for
the readily iden?
tified silhouette
of the famous
Flatiron Building
in the b a c k
ground one
might easily
imagine himself
looking at some
French ruins
rather than the
Madison Square
Victory Arch in
process of de
mobilization.
Right ? Director
General Stevens
(U.S.A.) and the
technical board,
one each from
England, China,
Italy, France,
R u s si a a n d
Japan, who are
operating the Si?
berian Railway.
Mr. Stevens is
the third from
the left. front
row.
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Carpentier, popular fistic idol of France and recent victor over Beckett,
Britain's champion, for the heavyweight championship of England, is pre?
sented with the Gant Gold Cup, which goes with the title, on a visit to
Oxford. i;.uU,i.<>od
Interested visitors to Que?
bec watch a close and ex?
citing toboggan race down
the long triple slide in front
of the famous Ch?teau
Frontenac. Note how care?
fully this slide has been
built. Water is poured on
at frequent intervals, which
freezes quickly and keeps
the slide "fast."
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I.adede, Mo., opem its hear? and arms to welcome home its native son.
General John J. Pershing, who .?o-ent his first Christmas in years with
hi?* family in his home town. Above?General Pershing stands bare?
headed, his son Warren beside him, while Governor Gardner reads the
presentation speech that accompanied the gold medal bestowed upon
our A. E. F. Commander in Chief by the citizens of Laclede. To the
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a dose-up of Pershing snapped in a
ceremonies.
right
serious mood during the
Underwood and W. N. V.
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Miss A m y Sparks,
daughter of Sir Ashley
and Lady Sparks, of New
York, who makes her
d?but at the Ritz next
Friday evening. Sir Ash?
ley Sparks is director of
V the Cunard Line in Am
A erica and was invested
k\ with the rank of Knight
<?\ Commander by the Prince
m\ .of Wales here last month
Bl/for his shipping services
H I during the war.
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If Myht?All Berlin turns
? / out to enthusiastically
? / welcome home General
? / Mackensen, who was com
'/ mander of the Germun
f forces in Saloniki, where
he had been internet
since the signing of the
armistice. Standing be?
side the aged and lavishly
bedecorated general, who
wears the uniform of the
Death's Head Hussars, is
his smiling Frau. /?,??(/;??