’Atmohnunarlouu. civilian aviator at San Diego who will risk hla Ilia at Inglewood.’ cum. within a few days to deter-I mine whether the mammoth perm, chute ahown above. will allow a planefo land aataly when lxhofi l. tor atalla.. The parachute. lch; la 50 feet in diameter and made _ out of 275 yards of alllt. will be carried in a- be: on the tall or the plane. with eorda attached to the framework. it will be dropped out, the motor killed. and 0.1a»! hopes the. plane and parachute will float down to earth without| damage. Ii‘ the teat ia a success. the idea will greatly decreaae the aylatlon death toll" "uzanne Lenzien signing her contract with C. C. i'yle. .ORS To f-SWERVHLE ' JAIL " Ilka. Henry de la B Carpender, whose wealthy husband is aceuaed washing away streets. flooding eelyrs and underlining "sidewalks. Above. I‘ . i l’AUl‘J 'l'HKi‘JE ' ' Admirers thronged about the door oi‘Polycllnla h ospital. New Yor . aa Rudolph Valentino. morie sheik. Many men—to the surprise oi t he cynical—were in the crowd. ot.Broadway brlngs a pet. monkey to cheer “Rudy." battled death inside. Y0" READ. ABOUT Tulip Queen YESSIR! CAL SMILES A A N Mil- Elizabeth McKean. “Tulip Queen" of Beliingham, \\'ash.. who won a trip to Europe in a beauty contest, reaches New York on her way home. She brought back ilve rare tulip buds worth $5,000 to be planted at Bellinxham, which is the tulip center of the United States. President Coolidge, smiling—it's unusual—as he talks with Secretary 0! State Kellogg at White Pine Camp, N. Y. Inset, Betty Huxhea NEW . YORK-TO-PARIS OHIO FARMER FINDS MASTODON THE CHURCH ‘WITH A PAST Capt. Rene I‘onck, French ace. and his \cw York- to-Parls flight aides. Len to right. Capt. Homer Berry, possible third member 0! the crew; (‘ount Igor Sikonky, de~igner oi the pinuerCnpt. Fonck; Idem. Allen I'. Snod), L'. S. Nun, oiiicinl pilot. “I’LL MEET YOU IN DOVER” The church of St. John the Eiangel, New nnuisnlck . . .l., at which the Rev. Edward W. Hall once was rector, and lmoi, llr. Hull 5 successor. the present rector, Rev. Mervin Pettit. WRA'l‘H OF THE WATERS IN CHINA—Tweniy-one inches of rain tell in [hummurdemleavlutheSoWCohmyhflaneraviflt whereaatreetdlaappeared. :tahherhnshand. Momngherisahrotherottheacenaednian,Arthnr . \ ‘fii‘aitnflhafifiraad mntwrm—a mmwmml’ewmm Bone- ot two giant mastodons, who died in a ilerce battle some 200 centuries ago, were uncovered on the dorm of James w. Bailey near Johnston. 0. B. R. Goodwin. registrar of the Ohio State Archaeological Museum at Columbus, believes they were hairy nutmmoths. At the top is shown 12 dear-old Ruth Edgerton holding one of the animals' tusks. Beside her is a photo of one of the huge fkulis. Below Bailey (left) and Goodwin display bits of the anlnlnls‘ \ertebrae. Hell-Mills . m 24 hours at Hon: Kong. . nuapy»y.mm J ' ’ ‘ Gem!“ Ederle. Just before taking the water let her amt swim or V B W snapped on tho “'9 English Channel, reaching good wishm (rom Lillian Gannon, Balti- "m“ ““d “‘ “w‘m' 1" " more mermaid and friendly um for the channel teat. Lillian here a aasho ”I; once w 0' events in "mill Trudy that she'll be along later. She was forced back by a heart #:13me m atorm a short time after her start this week. ‘23“ oh wbn Ghana‘s mafialla trip down the.” M “3.an “mm-mmmmummwmcmumung
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