a <3 i, m y‘ M V" Foil Plan to Abduci Heiress i a Five men and six women. members . or a religious cult near Caruthers- ville, Mo.. will be brought to trial next month for whipping Mrs. lla Neweomb (above). aged 20. The cult 5,, members hold that a woman must ., x» M'- , - ‘ - - we» M‘ . . ' ' ‘ not talk to unmarried men unless a. This is the $800,000 memorial to’the late‘ President Warren G. Harding that the Harding Memorial Association will erect at Marion, 0.. Phamrone t, mar; because Mrs. ‘ l ' ' . , it ’l Preside” Newcomh did, she says. they kid- “. “to presidents home, “1th a fund raised [trillion-“1‘10 subscription. The comerstone will be laid on ‘llemorlal Day, w h \ co | nuped her and flogged her. Dawes presiding. . ‘ ’ i w \ Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, widow of the late Reginald Vander- J bllt. is to sail for Europe at once with her-infant daughter, Gloria, shown above with her. because of numerous threats to kidnap the child. Little (ilorln is heiress to $2,500,000. Pcndingdho sailing, the \‘umlorbilt mansion in New York is guarded by a number of united detectives. STREET WARFARE IN WARSAW H 5 i D a I at “Good luck! I hope you .oouquer'the Channel." was Gertrude Ederle's farewell to Lillian Cannon. d when she Slw the Baltimore, Mdv. mermaid sail on the "I!" V0101!!!“ for FI'IDCO ill 1191' ”‘6th t0 "‘1'“ This radlophoto of Marshal Pilsudskl's successful revolt in Poland is the first to reach America, and the Build: Channel. Gertrude Ederle last rear tried in be the M WWII to accomplish the felt. and shows the revolutionary troops tiring from an improvised trench in the streets of Warsaw. failed. A galaxy of famous swimmers bade Lillian good-bye. Photo shows. left to right, Aileen Riggln, . fl Lillian Cannon. Captain J. de honing of the \‘olenda m, Gertrude Ederle and Helen Wainwright, with Miss » ‘ * Canaan's two Chesapeako'nay do: companions in the foreground ' ' ' ' Teddy Winslow, 18, won a beauty contest in Los Angeles. More than , . ' ‘ ' . WOOF. WOOF. __ BE CALM FOLKS. 'a hundred girls competed. And the prise was $15,000 in cash and a ' - moflofimtmcti . ‘ ' - , ‘ Blue Grass v r “ ,’ e l . 1 At. Last— Boots m Person O 4 a . R. Bruce Borstal], famous painter of the out-of-doors for the American Nature association, gets close to nature ‘ NEW‘HAVEN, Conn.. 3143* 22.— Herr-toll has just arrived here to you would find the creature in the W0 Id 0 like to et 11 ht out paint a. series Of natural baclt- Wild. How u y u 3N ‘ g c t grounds for the recently Opened Horstall does many of the sketch- fl ' in the open and plant a uro jug Peabody Museum of Natural Hls- es for “Queer Quirks of Nature." ”i as you find her? That is what R. tory of Yale University. A museum running in this paper. The artist Bruce Horsfall, art diI‘t‘CtOI‘ Of Na- provides the mounted bear, or other has painted wild life all the way , _ 4 dure Magazine 0f Washington, D. (3.. animals, and Hot-stall will paint a. from Borneo to Alaska and in many i 3 ‘ ~ . does. . background for the animal Just as sections of the United States 5 ‘ i ' r ‘ When the little city of Kansas City, Mo.. holds -' its unique Blue Grass Seed Festival on. June 3, Miss Ruth For Beer ‘ Pulley, a. teacher. wil be queen of| tho‘proceedinxs. Gentry county, of which (King City is county seat. ‘nlhrlr'eta more blue grass seed than Mrs. Marie 0. trailer of Fort. Thomas. K32. is the first woman in ( Kentucky to announce her candl- M fiction! and Marilyn Winters-of screen and Mylar!- any‘ether county in the nation. [WI-MusepanW’flttherm they’re atlllcoodfrlenda (lacy for Congress on a wet platform. A mother of two klrls.‘she seeks the and In M m of Mill!!! B'h! ,allltl‘or‘ dlm; “WV“ . Republican nomination and asks *5 e. m M" Jack announced from Bentwood, and Marilyn, m .~_ ‘ g e0 , modlncetlon or repeal o! the prohi- , ‘ 3‘3 I“ Illa“. ‘ ’ . . L}. . .. . ‘ - .7 9". , ‘ ' ' bition law. ‘ '3 , t - _. au- anew 01W 0.. looks.» mina- “auou.” aunt-o new. “.mlfmnd-nam." M*'Ihfda~~foc so m). an. ensue-men an: mi- m-mmmm .it- . ‘ and:
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