As '3 ,; “9' m firm-w our. George Gould’s flak. flgfié‘ IN T E NE r») _ I . t‘ o ' . , eography The death of George Jay Gould . 7 (a: Pwncasumuc) (a: PacifickAUanflc) (above 111 sport attire) last May Secretary Herbert Hoover was enrolled as bmember of the American Miss Frances Santee. of Gold- :2 his French Villa has brought Red Cross by five-year-old Miss Beverly Moffett, daughter of Rear ' town, ~Cal., who in.addition to l yclop’s G its wake lawsuits involving Admiral Wil am A. Moffett, chief of the Air Service, as the annual her .duties as secretary of the ' 3W . .; g u " the dlSPOSltlon of millions. - Red Cross roll call got under way. famous Yellow Dog mine ’ - ‘ ‘3 . ' g 3 ' Watches the development of new. i . -.;:.;w. ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' Canadian ., Schooner Shows Way to firnerican Entry strikes, takes samples om. ore and assists in the gactive mine .5 _,_ . -» >_ __ H..- . management. ,. ‘ Chosen Gu n, x. ‘Irlk'lilll’ Gould and her two children, Jane and Georg; are m ,, w r «J legal storm brewing about old Jay Gould's will. (a . , > . mum's interpretation of the word “issue” hinges the " ( .SZUJHHLOOO trust estate left by Jay Gould to his’grand- , pr whom (above), with mother. Guinevere.Sinclair (;. »; , : m'll, are illegitimate. . (3: Pacific 1. Atlantlcl This photo of the international fishermen's race shows the Blue- nose, the Canadian entry (leftl, leading the Columbia, represent- ing America, at start of first race. ’l‘lw‘v Believe in Safety First To Miss Catherine Owen, New York actress, will go honor of being first of fifteen beautiful Amtrican women to nose for Ernst Linnekamn of Vienna, eels". ‘ad portrL~ painter, who is in tin: country. . ‘ s ‘ o ' e . , ” 0‘ (By Pacincl Atlantic) Auators Lin?» Canada and M'exico page, i. this book“; sixteenth ' century atlas in Rostook Uni- . z . , ' versity, Holland, look‘like bill- . . _ ~.' ' “g ' ‘ boards. Compare it with the ‘ » ' ' thumbnail calendar on the chair, one of smallest books in the world. I \i‘i'TIV \1 : . First Voter o ‘J .\ '\ T \1.” ‘71: ff! ’m‘ml “-vax-«wnms. a” I)». m. .0, w » ' (RIP-billet Atlantic) - ”i; Wanda Hawley, film actress, was . f5 granted divorce from husband; : Allen Burton Hawley, in Los -, . Angeiea, Cal. Wanda married , (By?- ‘ “mum “ . Hurley five and a half 3:28]; ‘ ,,; :' a: a death barometer for its many mom vehicles the :gg’figc‘: £133" $33: hfifis‘fiefe,’ : ' ’l‘vlwnlmne Company hopes to teach drivers a lesson in contributed a cent toward her '1 f".l'llllt'l(,‘l' shows auto deaths in Cook County. 111., and is an rt. , “ ‘ ‘» m the number of fatal accidents increases. opo V . Regular tramps are Pom "fi _‘ f . ' (left) and Stamboul, mascots of ' » ' q ‘ ‘ ’ ' Testlng Avlators on the Ground the U. S. destroyer Lawrence; (Bs‘Padfic&Atlantic) , ,. ' [up ‘SCII'ttled’ to saw P ler which’ recently returned to' Twelve hours and thirteen minutes was the elaQsedfiyi‘ng time'of‘ ' -‘ ( Fume & Auntie, Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy .Yard Capt. L. H. Smith and Lieut. J. P. Richter inthelr mid-air refueling Nicholas Ha’ 107 years old ' T " - I ' after seventeen months in Medi- ‘ . non-stbp flight from British Columbia .to Mex1co. Photo shows them registered in Baltimore Md ’re: : terranean waters. The dress suit refueling 3,500 feet in the air. The airmen traversed 1,280 rmles at cently ‘for first time ,to :0” ‘ , case bears marks of Constanti- a_-Iittle better than 100 miles an hour. Years ago Mr. Hart voted 11; 7,: nople, Nice, Madrid, Athens and ' the West, but has not been near Cairo. Some Are Born With Two Luck Stars polling booth since his arrival in Baltimore many years ago. 2; Popular ’ Coming to U.‘ S. it Am a ‘(-.,...«...r- w (BimfiAw , Dr. Fridtjof Nansen;o£ Romy, i _ _‘ . - . . 1 ' » '~ winner of the NoEel’Peaoa Prise . _ . One of the 'mpsttpopuhr mem— ‘ . , , ...-._ _ . . v - - , . , of 1922, is on waxto‘th‘is coin- ‘ _ , , ‘ 7 ._ . .. __ here of London society .i‘ Lady " (Bypaciscaaumu'c) try. He will lecture marsh; V' ' Photo MIObeerver Fisher taking the-blood pressure test of Pilot Victor ,Pa'ge‘t, who before her. * When a, explosion wrecked the home of Sarah Schleasself, ‘ eld. , invitation of; Work!’ ' ‘ ' _ (Br! I. . “In“, R. W. Clarke inside the low pressure chamber used for 8“]de the marriage to Lord Paget of Lon: . (centerf. Brooklyn, N. Y., she escaped death, but earring'was blown}: .for‘ Interns. l :rfr’iends'iifi’ another schooner, nd the pier n. which she was m in New coach of altitude It?! fafi'gfidmdmt‘fiafi “TehE‘icggmfig $3” wthgfggggsggwhgb; 1°33 0,3? here“ ' . “ = -~ ,, A ' ma‘h'the am' ' ' I/w‘ \ ‘ - l 7 edkl 3 I e r . ,nngu ‘ ‘ ' . " " «5 "f ,, 3 u ’ . ' ‘ ”72’ 7 ' ”“er the crew of‘the schooner mm “d mm: m“ h" 3333313“ ornietskind in this country an thelargest mm world. Lady Colebrook. . . " ~ - . , -. 2 "1 _ - (“mew-”33"“ "AW“ ’- “h. “‘5, i ‘ ’3"“A y«hen fire broke out.
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