\/ P’KGE THREE Cecile Sorcl, France‘s foremost comedienne, who rculnluu'. t... .. .l'- rlod until she was 54, here is shown with her husband, Count Guillaume de Segur. This photograph is the first to reach America showing the couple together. The count is about 20 years younger than Mme. Sorel and is of a famous family. Cecile Sort-Luna admired and sought by many of the leading men of Europe. She visited America in 1022. Q ,0 Veiled Begum of Bhopal ' The Begum of Bhopal, shown arriving on a visit to London. for years was theonly woman ruler in India, until'shc 'abdlcted in fmor of her second Son, Nawab Zada'Hamidullah, left..' Her action ended so years of female rule in the little mountain state, “during which time few, if any, of the subjects saw their ruler’s face. . The Voice From‘WAHG (v,_ .2 Starting Raymond Haber; baritone, is a popu- lar ' tel-tamer at station WAHG. Rio and Hill. N. Y. Maber’a songs have brongh t him considerable ‘pralsefiandeven a giant polioedog ‘ia said to have cultivated a taste for music by listening to the well-known baritone's singing. J. Ray Files Claude R. l‘orler dates for the Senate. are running for the Democratic nomination. . “w, Dan ll. Ileardon Howard J. (‘inrk \\'lth administration control of the. state hanging in the balance. 1mm goes to the polls June 7 to nominate Republican and Democratic candi- l-‘ormer Senator Smith W. Brookhart. radical, dc- fcated by Senator Daniel W. Stock two years ago, is running hgnind Senator Albert ll. ,Cummins for the Republican nomination. is complicated by the candidacics of llownrd J. Clark, a “common-Le" candidate, and Dan ll. Reardon. wet. Claude, R. Porter and J. "in l-‘iie-. PARADE, AND SO IT RAINED ....... -.._...._ - READ ABOUT This "we Senator Albert 8. Cummins en The “thin line" of blue and gray that. turns out in New York for the annual Memorial hay parade has almost disappeared of late. lien; is Gov. “Al" Smith, center right, reviewing the procession in Fifth flt'c- nue. Beside him. holding the umbrella, is Henry Morgenthnu, at the right is Maj. Gen. William Haskell. commending ofilcer or the state troops, and at the lelt one of fthe Civil war veterans, who has taken to watching instead of marching as he used to do. .11.. On the Marathon Machine ' Thus forms a mechanical age brought us from’ths simple ethic-tits .ot ancient Greece. Glarence Delilar, veteran long distance champion of Boston. here is grinding out a marathon by machinery. Or. at least, it amounts" to that. He works the pedals and breathes through the gas mask and Dr. A. V. Beck keeps tab on his endurance, lucreasing the resistance every day and measuring the blood his heart puinps and air 'be W . ,' L M5“)? mhwpmmewwew 7 563*” -: ‘i -o Prize Tot Jane Poincare, granddaughter of the former president of France, as she looked to win a children‘s costume prize in Paris. Takes Veil IfaryGivnaDavis. 18.notloagago wasnamedthemostbeautifulgiriia Galeabnrg, Ill, in a beauty tnntest. Hanged in Effigy .F‘on BREAKING , His Wont) Au'n‘j ' i DEPRMNG A' ' ‘ 'PRWICT . OF WATiR 1' Here is the. way the, indignant citizens of Scottshlui‘f. Seth. ciprt‘ssi’d themselves when federnl authorities refused to turn on the. water in the North Platte irrigation district. lifflgies of Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of the interior, and ”wood Mend, commissioner of reclamation, “era hanged from a lump post. Each photo shows the two ei‘iigies dangling side by side; at the left is one \‘If‘lt' shutting the placnrtk devoted to Dr. Work, and at the right is it view from the other side SHOWN”; the treat- ment given .‘ieud. Trying Out a New Dance The Penguin Dance may be the next innovation. Harry Beser may be its sponsor. He's leader of the. famous Eskimo Gang: thnt. broadcasts from “Wit“? and its chain of stations. To get the. steps ho donned his Eskimo togs and played to the,penguins in the Bronx Zoo, New York. ,. ~....v. ~M¢.‘~‘Q~'A'.w nay...“ . . _. " umrmmflonm stagefameaathc. nun . I“! "T50 M" Ill ain'pfiled friends by announcing her .. rise- to Russell Surgical-an, Jr., of Boston. She is the dsul' of lamb Ifedill Patterson, wealthy New York and Chicago pubil-he M Ml her in w ill. is expected to continue for a pin-sad .
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