THE OMAHA SUNDAY IW. K KOT( X i HAY 1 1 H K SKCTION.
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NOTED FOLK AT PALM BEACH (Left to right) Mrs.
Charles Cubing of Chicago, Mrs. Howard Linn of Chicago. Mrs.
Stur.rt A. Stickney of St. Louis and Mrs. David N. Bigelow of Chicago.
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MISS ROSALINE
KONDALL of Louis
ville. Ky., and Chicago,
in one of the most fas
cinating bathing suits
seen at Palm Beach
this season.
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MRS. CLARE SHERIDAN, at left, cousin of Winston Churchill, has arrived in
America safely from Russia, with a trunk-load of busts of the Bolshevist leaders. She
is the first and only sculptress to obtain sittings from Lenin. Trotzky and the r ther
leaders. Her son is also shown in the photograph. At the right are the busts of Lenin,
Trotzky. Zinoviev and Deiryinsky, left to right, beginning at the top.
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SIX SHIPS WRECKED
TOGETHER in Amazing
collisions in the Thames
River, England The S. S.
Horley lying in the Thames
almost submerged after she
had b?en rammed by ihree
different ships, due to fo.
Six ships were locked to
gether in the confusion
K hat followed.
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MISS ASHLEY, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Cassel, noted European finan
cier, enjoying a game of golf on the course at Mont Agel Unic, the most wonderful
golf course laid out on a mountain top. forty minutes' climb by a motor. The photo,
shows Miss Ashley driving from the first green.
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MISS RACHAEL
DIERKS of Kansas
City and New York, at
Palm Beach, where she
is one of the most pop
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younger set.
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CAUGHT IN MID-AIR by the camera at Davos, Switzerland,
at an angle which promises a perilous landing. It is just such thrills
and spills as this which add to the joys of the sport.
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