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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1922)
ROTOGRAVURE SECTION J .r3 ;s3 5 74 1 The Omaha Sunday Bee A1JG 17. 1922 J i j i . j 8u t 1 J 1 It AS a 3 Y Hi A FAMILIAR SIGHT in the coal mining regions of the Keystone State these Hays one of Pennsyl vania's famous state troopers on strike duty near a mine entrance at Cokehurg. Left DIANA DODGE, attractive daughter of Mrs. George D. Widener, well known society matron of New York, snapped in the Dutch girl costume she wore at the children's fancy dress party held re cently at the fashionable Newport home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Whitman. tntrrnatiimnt. v. lip a THE VOORHEES GIRLS. Attractive society sub debs, Nancy and Louise, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Voorhees, of New York, who are two of the star athletes of the picked team of American school fcirls who sailed for Paris on the Aquitania ii- Mitlv to compete in the international (fames in Paris later this month. Nancy, a student at Miss Walker's School, special ises in the high and broad jumps, while her sister Iuiise is Rosemary Hill's sensational high jumper. h'iht GUNNING FOR K A (J I. K S WIT H A CAMERA. A truly re markable camera shut of a hu:e American eairle about to attack the pho tographer who was neace fi'lly, albeit precarious y filming the bird's nest with iU three that just show in the lower right corner. The un usual photo was made hitrh up in the Rocky Moun taina, the ramerman man. aging to tk'ht utT the In funated bird anil escape with hi treasured Him. l(t AT NARKGANSFTT. Mrt. Francis Hugr Mt'Adoo, ( 4M) Park Avenue. New York, and her thr.e children, .Sally, JuMor a id Arn, paute fur lh ramrraman on their way to the tttsrt fair and ,..g ho hrbl r teiy at N'arrigaiiwll. Mrs. Mc .t.Mi, t.r'ire her msrfUKM, in 11 1 thf m.h f ih fr MlrC .Mi M lilV if lh I.-uiy Mi., r thrl P M t ..ro. k A MODERN MILK FAC TORY. Maryland's cham pion dairy row, a prize Holstem of the U. S De part men t of Agriculture's herd at K-Hsvillu. ie produced more than L'.'i,0iO pints of milk Inst year. On the left is the amount of food bossy consumes in a month r4H lbs. of hay, fii'J lbs. of grain, 2M) lbs. at dried Is'rts and ti'il lbs. of corn silage. At the right are the twenty-one cans required to hold the 2.77 lbs. of milk she gives every month. H'Mc l'.,rrf 1 .2 V Q c 0 f :S S3-',-.31 T-sTf r ' PiVifit . tut. 'v w. I US. . a IN NEWPORT'S SOCIAL SWIM. Miss Blanche Strebeigh, daughter of Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, of New York, permits Newport's ocean bree7.es to blow her bohlx-d hair as he smilingly con sents to pose for this ex clusive picture with Mr. Amos T. French jr., .a good -I o o k i n g Princeton lad. tmtrrnnttunnt Left JUST HATCHED. Little Marine Waggoner, of I X)s Angeles, and her newly adopted and novel pet a baby ostrich just out of the egg. the first to be hatched this year at one of the great California ostrich farms. Intrrnnttnnnt, O V m" j SSOIIIM! PMI! Or MtiVIr Ml Uis t .-r .u,, ih.n ii'iii4k in u, u rn M U MMhil Siilih n.ilf I ii.. .4 ., 1 1 1 . t t i I sm.I hi. bii.il , lluot l.y - m et I'.ip.iUr miih iUi, h t ii .1 .h,it..grwdi- '! Ihn i.i.n!. 4u. tun , . ,.,vu , It i, , lt. ii . N in . ... h-.it,.