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leek Dempsey and his party here are being welcomed to Philadelphia where he is to tight his interrupted battle with Gene Tunney on
. September 2.. The Quaker City turned out its chlei dignitaries to give is glad hanti to the champion who is expected to draw thousands to
the Sosquicentennial Exposition. Lott to right in the trout row are Tex Rickard, Mayor Kendrick. Estelle Taylor—who is Mrs. Dempsey. Jack
Dempsey, Boning] Vsuclain oi the BaidWin Locomotive Works, and E. 8. Austin, director general 0! the Sesqui.
Here’s Suzanne— TESTING WINGS FOR TH ATL NTIC
They're burning money in Peking—and everybody's glad to see it go.
The capital oi China was flooded with paper money during the military
occupation, and it depreciated so rapidly as to become worthless. So Gen.
(flung 'rsung Chang, military governor. announced it would all be de- ‘
strayed. Above he is shown with great bales or it, awaiting the {lamest _ “'0 mat iflple-mniored Sikorsky plane in which Capt. Rene Fonck and his companions plan to make
below uniformed city ilremen are burning it in big brick ilro pots on the . " ' “'0" non-stop flichi from New York to Paris hermit shmm in test flight at Roosevelt Field, Long Island.
public squares. ‘ The wings here a spread of 150 ieet across. and the plane will carry a load of 25.000 pounds.
._ . ‘ WAITING NEWS OF VALENTINO
LET KANSAS BEAT THIS ONE SUZANNE LENGLl-IN
It isn't often you can get a live American eagle to pose for the ‘
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mm so nicely—but William L. Finley. famous photographer oi yiid . ,. able to a." 5“” who this dnrbmth
lie. succeeded. and got the above remarkable picture. Finley is now ‘ ‘ .. no person ,hbm on mom “-u
‘ with the photographic expedition which NBA Service, Inc., and the Amer- . doubtless occur to ,0“ that “-5 no
~ . Nature association have sent to Alaskan ,waters to make pictures one tlse but Suzanne Lenglcn. tem-
' peramental French tennis queen.
"' ‘ ~‘ W Susanne, as you know. has turned
‘ ‘ pro, having signed a contract with
0. 0. (Cash and Carry) Pyle, iamous
trail-blazer for “Red" Grange, for
a four months‘ taunt through this
country. Oh yes, folks. the above
reproduction is the latest studio
portrait oi,the incomparable one—-
almost neglected to mention that.
69 Badges ' This idly curious line stood for hours in front of Polyciinic hospital. New York. on Rudolph Valentino's
last morning. But a few minutes before the end or Rudy's fight, police came and shooed them away. In
" t the background is To: Richard’s new Madison Square Garden. ‘
SEEK SHARE IN ESTATE OF E. W. SCRIPPS
to.
Kansas is supposed to be the sunflower state. But Calibrate boosters
think their state can beat 'em all, and maybe they're right. This ohm
Miss Gladys Kenyon holding a sunflower grown at Haywards, Calif. It's
1'! inches in diameter and weighs to pounds. nine ounces.
_ . ‘ _ p ,. ‘ > This is the family oi the late James G. Scnpps, western newspaper publisher and son oi the late E. W.
" An attempt oi Gen. Enrique Estrada. former Mexican My 6! ‘ ~ ‘- t ‘ » ‘ - - Scripps, founder of the Seripps-noward chain oi newspapers. Mrs. James G. Scripps oi Miramar, Calm,
W, to mugglearins into Mexico and start an armed revolution against ‘ , 5’ p g . hemmed the E. W. Scripps estate ior approximately $10,000,000 alleging that this sum is due under .
the we. government was toiled when u, 5. agents. “(mam ., ‘ ‘ - , ’ ‘ profit-sharing agreement which she says the father and son made in‘ 1912. Attorneys for the estate say
1.“ animal a consignment at arms sad nominee! iso arm on the ‘ t , . _. . .p _ - ' ~‘ that the elder Scl'lppl later rescinded the agreement. In the photo, left to right. are James G. Scripps,
‘ ‘ mm California line. The prisoners are being held “Jim lose-v _, it: Josephine Louise Scripps, to; Mrs. James G. Seripps; Ellen Browning Scripps, 13; um Edward W. Scripps.
M near San Diego. The upper photo shows acrntlsly-insdearaior- . .2 0‘ troop u Boy Boonie " Des '
L” at, powered with hall-inch sheet iron. Capt. 1. D. m. 0' ' ‘ f , '- Moi“, I!" ’1‘ WV“ it.) b. the - .
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guard with part oi the prisoners. ' ‘ . , - in the mm A seven-year veteran ‘ ’ . ‘
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