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Illy linerfie 8: Atlantic)
With privilege of choosing
either divorced parent,
Eleanor Worthington, four-
teen, Los Angeles, spurned
both in favor of girls’
school. Here she is with
mother.
“F rameu p! ”
(By Paviflc 6: Atlantic)
That was answer of Mrs.
T. L. Cunningham to mil-
lionaire husband’s story of
raid on her New York home.
He’s suing for divorce.
The Youngest
' (ByPnciflc&Atlantlc)
M o s t youthful battleship
commander in service is
Capt. William Mallon, who
became boss _of U. S. S.
Illinois, New York militia
training ship.
Sails
" . (By-Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Muriel Spring, who last
December-was charged with
smuggling $3,000 unde-
clared gems, has sailed for
Europe.
as. as
\Vho said “Ho for the life of a sailcrl”? This destroyer
is only listing 45 degrees to starboard. Any gob who was
in Admiral Sim’s fleet will tell you how it feels.
Lloyd George’s Message of Cheer in Germany
(a, Pacific & Atlantic)
“Cherrio!” So said Lloyd
George to the Germans in
occupied Ruhr. His word
was carried into Dortmund
via poster route and avidly
read by citizens.
Fatal
Perched amid some of the seventy-five cups he has won,
King Haywards, world’s champion pigeon, is ready to de-
fend his title in coming contest at Detroit.
Youth’s Prerogative '
.‘V‘. an,
Destroyer Rollmg a fBit
so.
.Reports from Nice say that
Mrs. George Jay Gould Jr.
will,dance in smart Euro-
pean restaurants. In Paris
interview she said she Was
contemplating a divorce,
but that it was just a “quiet
family affair.”
Dive
Major R. E. Keyes and hismechanic were kille'd‘and three
passengers hurt . when this ‘ plane crashed near London.
Keyes brought down German “Zep” in warg,
[
Failing on first attempt last September, caréiyn Shh ' r,
eighteen, daughter of milliOnaireuNew York publisher,.an
William Morris, twenty-one, Glasgoiw, Ky..im‘ade' . ’
their second attempt tq‘éiope. , , , ._ ., W
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star
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”They’re Ancestors New?
and'hisrtvife,‘Mary Hay,
being born to them in NY
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By this simple expedient Charles Ampry Jr. (on top (1:
and Denny Boardman contrive to emulate their far... :1:
playing golf at Everglades Club, Palm Beach.
Celebrates Birthday
Nathan Straws
' » {By Pzis‘ffiv- & ,.. .
Hale and hearty, Nathan Straus, millionaire philanthropist,
observed his seventy-fifth birthday in Atlantic City, I\. J!
Little Susan Hillman gave him a bouquet.
Raid Nets $250,000 Drugs
V ' i r , I. A 7 Y E A (By Pacific&At '
. ‘ Bent-on b1,“ i 318' Up drug ring,ithese Federal agents, Wlth
" :0’51191‘5, Seize drugs worth $250,000 in New York. PhOto
"shows Part 0 theleot. ~ . 1 > - ~
(C’OPFilht, 1922. Pacific & Adan c Photos. Inc)
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