;\;: , ~i LOMMERCIAL RADIO BROADCASTING ST—KTIOfi
After several fast rounds of kissing Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world, sailed on
the Aqmtania to appear before the crowned and uncrowned heads of Europe. He was accompanied by
his manager, Jack Kearns; Joe Benjamin; a lightweight, and Ted Hayes, social secretary to the cham-
pion. What with receptions at the various European courts and one thing and another, Dempsey expects
to keep Ch social secretary hopping. He is shown in picture kissing Florence W‘alton, actress, goodbx
while one of her theatrical friends looks on. ‘ ‘ '
, _ _ This wedding ceremony took place in the City Hall at Philadelphia.
KAUIU ILAS THE LA'I'EST, ' - The bride was Miss Elsie Bartlett Porter of New York and the bride-
‘ groom Joseph Schildkraut. He starred in mm: she was once an oper-
atic singer, but gave that up for the dram stage and has been ap—
pearing in support of Arnold Daly and in other-productions. Judge
William M. Lewis. who is shown in the center M the picture. made. them
man and wife.
. :~ -.‘ wmxmurv‘ial hmadcastinu station is near completion.
J? 4mm: of the large and growing families of great radio
tv-mted to th.x hron‘icastlng of information and concerts.
w hemegonstructwl on the roof of one of the large build—
.. \merxn-un Telephone & Telegraph Company and is cap-
~« l~- ; n;»<4ac’e< all over the country. The picture shows
l niflltij' tloolf ‘whc‘n‘ the tho towers of 100 feet are com .
. 40L .1: 13.1 m D ace. . OPERA STAR AND CHILDRENOFF FOR SOJOURN.
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”0.35 RESTLESS GIRLS EVER INCREASING.
Radio teas are the latest innovation. They have proven interesting and entertaining b tn tom who
gather in tea. rooms for theznmi-iaftern-ion refreshments. This picture shows a general main of diners
listening in radu.) |‘=lf‘.l.'er15 while eating. Roma persons or perhaps we had better say 3cm Chin it
h Ips digest your fund. " I I 13‘
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IF YOU HAD THIS SET YOU‘D TALK TO AIRPLANE.
A133 Cluck. concert soprano and wife of Etna Zlmbah'st, the
noted violinist, photographed on board the W with her Ive
children. Maria Virginia and Efrem, Jr. lime. Glue! is going abroad
to rest for a year and in the near future will am the father and ,
mother of Mr- Zlmbalist at Leipsic, Germany, “anal: will establi‘ '
a home for them. The parents of her husbandonltaucceeded in get» , .
ting out of Russia. via Odessa and Constant” ‘83. Zimbalist is as
his Viay to Japan. . ,
onstYERiRAij Meo’wmucm REUVERS, ‘
«mess among girls to-day shows no signs of abatlng. The
l"‘lY from the contact with individual girls on a large scale.
~l' to; its effect or consequences. In citing that recently in the
. l unknown girl suicide. there were four hundred lnquirleshy,
! telegram for Identification marks. Mrs. B. M. Townshcnd, a
1! worker, who has just spent ten weeks studying conditions
«:2 to coast. says that the number of restless girls is increas-
* . ll‘, many of them that leave their homes are lost to their tune
l "l 1* the growth or wanderlust throughout the country shown
.~ . a letting up. a J
i GARDENER AN APOSTLE OF AUTOSUCGESTION.
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How would you like to talk with 'the pilot of an airplane going
nlnety or more miles an hour and ask him how thueather is up there?
Most likely it would give you a. thrilL If you had this outfit. which the
Signal Corps of the United States Army has just loaned to the Cornell
Radio School at lthaca. N. Y.. it would be possible to hold a conversa-
tion with an airplane pilot high up in the clouds. This picture shows
A. W. Manehne talking to a flying airplane from the radio station at
Cornell University.
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A TEASPOON OF HUMMING BIRDS. . .
Harry Foley is ‘39an to New
York from Seattle with a. K. 0..
packed in each sturdyyrnitt. His
most recent victim “was Harry- .
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t ’ Weinert. whom he knocked out in
? two rounds in New Orleans, . j a
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a {figure at the leff), the Frenchman who has amazed a; -
' The destroyer Halbert after she
Vlrope with his theory of cure for nervous amiamlf . ,
-" ‘3 “"0 300“ ”mains a lumber 0’ “1‘“ 9m This Is p'haps the most remrkable bird photograph ever taken » a at 3 n B I
a“ V ’ .23 icclu res. and shows the W humming bird. “tn her you“ I!) a W ' I , ' meme-meri- « '7 ‘
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