Virginia i.l.1mns a member of one of the patrician families in the
Philippine capital who has been (hosen as “ruler" of the spring resti-
val, lasting a week.
DR. WEI LINGTON
KOO MAY BE CHINESE PREMIER.
Dr. Koo. who is now in Hongkong on his way to Pekin was for-
merly Chinese Minister in Washington and now he '
mentioned as the
new Premier of China. He was also one of the Chinese delegates to the
disarmament confelence.
men before you're 30. You‘re
simply horrid. I want to go to
the deuce tonight. end you knew I
'Indod to go. end now you come
home from the store end Just want to
sit eround end reed e horrid old
book. Dick. pleue—"
“But my deer.” exposmleted her
husband. who wes desperetely trying
to at e word in edgewise. "m
M—"
“Deer nothing!” interrupted the lit-
tle wife. turning up Cor chin petulant-
DICK. you' re going to be an old
ly end stumping e deinty little foot-
on the parlor door of the Bertlett
'epertment. “Deer nothing! You don‘t
love me. I Just know you don't. You
“ ere meking en etrooious husband——
.‘lmpesslbieforegirlofufeand pep
~ who wents to be young and isn't will-
to'be snold women st '36. Before
'08! W you were just the
‘~'— My diet evsr lived—’took'me‘to
deuce. and shows end swell dinner
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turcsque and interesting.
Prince William of Sweden, whose expeditions into the most central parts of Africa, are both pic-
His trophys of the hunt have made others of royal blood fairly envious. This
away. following the shooting.
a
photograph, taken in Central Africa, shows him proudly kneeling beside his one day’ 5 bag. .-
'mw-m~m ....
I
LARGEST TUSK OF A MASTODON EVER FOUND.
Photo by Underwood d Underwood
The huge piece of fossil ivory. weighing seventy-tire pounds was
111- enrihed 1.1:. workmen in a grmel pit near Cincinnati.
hulded forty feet below the surface.
It was im-
Though part of its base is missing.
it measures 7 feet from tip to tip and is 9 feet three-quarter inch in di-
ameter at its thickest parL
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FIGHTING. CHICAGO’S LAWLESSNES.
Chief of Police Charles Fltzmorrls.
Chicago, officially-and otherwise. has declared war to the hilt on
it wless labor union leaders. The greatest drive the city has ever known
hm been launched against the gunmen who have been opesly employed
by the lawless union. Every citizens’ organization—the Association
0. Commerce and various business men ’s associations—hays organized
special committees to get behind Chief of Police Fitzmorris who has
openly declared that he will put every crooked business agent of Chi-
cago 's outlaw unions behind the bars. Six million dollars has been
subscribed by the citizens' committee to prosecute the bombers and
gunmen who have been fishing the Landis wage award.
Lieut. Patrick Kelleher of the Chicago police for c.
211;; to the bullet holes in the automobile in chick 1's.
Patrolman Thomas Clarke and Lieut. Terence I.
\013 nude g4. ‘
SUED BY HUSBAND.
Morris. who has .
for divorce.
COMPLETES NEW PLAY.
Wuiis Steell.
wright. whose 17:- :‘i
“A Juliette of 1‘:
been translated ‘2
Will have its \yarii .
Paris on June 1:.
Comique, of v‘ ‘1 ‘
“'olff. who (011;;st '. i
is director.
S
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The Jazz 'Wife‘
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the minister declared us man end wife
when you changed completely.
changed into an old men with—"4
"But Betty. listen!"
Dick might Just as well have tried
to sweep back the Atlentio ocean with
n broom. His little wife was determ-
ined to relieve herself of her pent-up
emotion. ."Dick Bartlett", she con-
tinued. “I simply cen not stem! this
life—it's too slow tor-m3. -1 just hete
domestic duties anyway.) cooking. end
washing dishes and sweeping, end-—
oh. “’5 terrible. terrible! But Dick
if you'd only be Is you used to be,’
before we were married. it wouldn't
be so bed—teke me to dences end
shows and pisses. 'We'v'e only been to
onedanoethiswholeweekendhere-
it is Saturday night. I'm young end
I'm goiuwumtsmqenulr
em merrled. If you went‘ to be en old
menet'Mchk, howcenyoube
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"7‘3‘7‘7‘7’55‘
‘Thls, es usuel. wee too much for
Dick. He could stand anything, Ger-
men bullets even. better than Betty' a
crying. Despite his wife's opinion of
him. he wee reelly e very human sort
of fellow end loved his young'wlfe to
distraction Springing to hls~feet be
rushed to her. put his arms ebout her.
kissed her tenderly. and whispered.
"peer. if you reully went to go tonight.
the deuce, I will go, of course. I wes
(lusts little tired efter a. herd week,
end—end—‘my salary isn't very large,
(you know, end it costs-—"
. “No metter what it costs." reteliet-
ed the littlewlfe. wiping her eyesand
the tears from her cheeks. “You’ve
got moneyto spend for your dirty old
cignrettes—guees‘ you can pitord e
good time for your little wifey_ to
break this terrible monotony. "
“Yes—yes—denr, we'll go."
*‘m.
"7‘ ‘2' 1‘
Through it all Dick hell to ddmit thet
be m mighty proud of his wife.
was as pretty as e p cture in e movie
megesine, petite. .vlvecioue end ettrac
tive to every mun who observed her.
From‘ the tip of her block satin slip-
Ders to the crown of her nutrient
she was e bit of deshing'fem‘lninity in
her cleverly combined costume of
black end red. In, the bright lights
Lshe seemed to bloom-end hm like
11 wonderful rose. >H‘er pleasure-loi-
ing. messages hscinstedj Dick,
end as they dinced together in evlively
fox-trot played by Klmberley’s‘ Jess
Bind, he was- «$1111an for the mo-
ment to everytmig 'eneept the joy end
excitement he Mum held hie 71!.
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git wen only twefirfiree niglm let-
struggling to get her point ofview.
Betty's desires reced ahead of her as
usual. People were slow, the train
_ moved too slowly and even the world
was is bit sleepy at times. The dis-
tance .to Atherton was covered in
schedule time, however, and Katherine
and. smell eon Bobbie!
with outstretched arms to. receive her
as she stepped from the train.
I
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I’ll have lots of fun. and it will be
Dick looked at his wife end smiled
qulszlcelly. He realized thetfietty had
end thet wesetthetrwedding.- -He-l°Qk-" Katherine remnrked_ esthe
wondered how the two girls would get "“99 Jim“! homeward.’
town In much es she nnticlpem- ..
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were waiting _ .
“Oh. my dear Betty. how lovely of.
only met his sister Katherine once. m to me, 8nd 110' chm you:
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to love our home and kiddies and 50:11.
day be independent."
139“? 100ked about her at the prets
ty little parlm- tastefully furnished-
observed Bobbie playing with his airs
plene balloon. and for the first time in
her butterfly life she knew that 811.
had a conscience. It all came 11903
her like a flood—that a life—time oi
hipplneas must be built upon 511110;,
W1! Sunday morning Dick arrivals
73!“!!! hid breakfast been eaten whe
Betty- took ‘her 1111st by the 21
end 1.11 him out upon the We" w
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