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ANOTHER ,ROYAL FALL PROVES THEORY OF HEREDITY ILLUMINATED
Prince Henry, third son of King George of England, who denum- ." Charlestown, Mass. — HistOric
strated• that he is as good as his elder brother, the Prince of Wales,
Bunker Hill monument, com-
by gracefully leaving his charger during a jumping cdritest at Alder-
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shot, England. emorating the ,Battle of Bunker
Hill, has been illuminated, so that
the tall monolith is now a land-
mark by night as well as by day,
being visible for a distanCe of
tWelve miles. 'Six 18 -inch search-
lights are used, deyeloping a
beam candle-power of 15,1300,000.
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IOU. ; Paul Berlenbach, 1iiht-heavyweight champion is training in Sun -t-
it, N. J., for his coming argument with Jack Delaney. To...develop
ME- hi wind, the Astoria Assassin -plays daily .on his favorite instillment,
:ohm t saxophone, on which he is no mean perforrner, while "Shorty,"
Peas. h' Great Dane mascot, turns, an attentive ear.
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Lexington, Ky.—Satnuel D. Riddle, one of the best-known figures
of the turf, is shown with his most famous horse, Man o' War, retired
from racing to the Riddel plantation, Faraway Farms. This is the first
time that Mr, Riddel has been photographed with Man o' War. The
horse was. retired after winning all his races as a three year old and
has sired many consistant winners since.
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ROYALTY ADHERES TO..
HABITS OF WAR TIME
Princess Arthur of Connaught
is one of the titled ladies of Eng-
land who is sticking to the habits
of charity and industry which she
acquired during the war, and is
devoting virtually all of her time
to improvement ;of conditions
among the laboring classes. She
is here shown ati the opening of
of a new obstetric hospital in
London.
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WINNER OF BRITISH OPEN GOLF TITLE
Smiling, happy, and the proud possessor of the British Open Golf
Title, Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, Ga., recently arrived in New York. He
was greeted by a delegation of Atlantans and the major portion of the
populace of lower New York, besides being accorded an official wel-
come. Photo shows Bobby and his Wife, just after she greeted her
triumphant husband. .
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ENGLISH WOMAN WINS INTERNATIONAL TENNIS
CROWN
Mrs. Kitty McKane Godfree, of England, who won the interna-
tional woman's singles tournament at Wimbledon, taking the crown
formerly held by Lenglen, shown in a striking action pose during the
Wimbledon meet. She defeated Senorita Lilli d'Alvarez, of Spain,
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UNCLE SAM'S NEW
WITMETHODHFISOHF STOCKING STREAMS
Officials of the Bureau of Fisheries placing young fish in troughs
near streams which they will ultimately stock. The fish will remain
in the troughs until they are big enough to'defend themselves against
larger fish in the streams, the bureau having found that under the old
method of plating the young fish in the streams ,the larger fish ate
them, thus defeating the objects of the bureau.
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AN ANCIENT STEED
Hope Elizabeth Ayers, one
Year old, of sat Francisco, riding sistroomk, ,asiensrueigi
a three -hundred -year-old tortoiee.
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matter to Make the old fellow
ove, as foed is about all that
a Uses interest in the turtle, Btit,
after living or three centur.
1 $, who would want to exert
emselVei very much?
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T'RAMPS WELCOME AT WESTERN RANCH
At last the Millennium of hobo-dom has arrived, Witness this sign
in
Ernst Viorkoeter, the famous German swimmer, who thinks that him in. It is on a ranch near Lindsay, Cal„ and was eretted by a
rancher in need of additional bands for a few days. He took this
is ane another man tried to swim the English Channel as well as means of etting the hobos know that a job was tv.-.4tirig for theft and.
the American girl candidates for that honor arid who has started train-, the shovel hoe and rake oil the signpost indicates plainly the nature
big for a try later this year. Of the wor r,
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CHAMPION WOMEN'S RELAY SWIMMING TEAM drama of romantic womanhood,
"Stella Dallas"
Santa Monica, Cal.—Ruth Schweer, Kathryn 'Ulrich, Thelma Firm
and Lillie May Bowmer (left to right) new national champion women's
relay swimming team are shown ready for a practice match in the tank
of the Casa del Mar Club, Santa Monica; during their early training
for a hard summer of competition, during which they hope to add more
records to their list.
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DETECTS ENEMY FIVE MILES AWAY
Tokyo, Japan.—The new "Mechanical ear," developed by the
Japanese Air Defense Forces, as an aid in detecting and locating ap-
proaching enemy planes. The large diaphram is so sensitive that it
picked up the noise of a motor of a plane when five miles away, giving
advance notice of itsapproach so that defense planes and anti-aircraft
batteries may be prepared.
DANCES HIGH ABOVE
EARTH
Lina Basquette, well - known
dancer and musical comedy star. ,
rehearsing new steps for a com-
ing production on a' ledge of the
roof of the Hotel Commodore
twenty-eight stories above the
street.
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NEW OPERA STAR
Elda Vettori, engaged to sing
leading roles at the Metropolitan
Opera House next season has
been the leading dramatic soprano
of the world-fartied Saint Louis
Open Air Grand Opera Festivals.
Since her debut two seasons ago,
music critics everywhere have
vied with each other In praising
this young artist's vocal charm,
dramatic ability and personality.
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CHAIR OF HORNS
This odd looking chair was
built out d caw horns and, while
its present occupant is no test of
its strength, it is claimed that it
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KOREA BURIES LATE PRINCE YI
Seoul, 'Korea.—The' Palanquin bearing the body of Prince Yi,,
former Emperor of Korea, through the parade ground,of Seoul. Thou-
sands of loyal Koreans lined the path of the impressive procession..
The palanquin, bearing the casket of 'the former ruler, was carried on
the shoulders of courtiers and representatives qf the Prince, Regent of
Japan and other notables rnarched.behind the body. Photo shows the
catafalque containing the Emperor being carried to the mausoleurt6
between lines of mourners dressed in white native Korean costumes.
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1' MEASURE BRAIN'S OF coNaRtsortN
Dr. Arthur 1ViacDonald, noted psychologitt, who wouldbe author-.
ized under a hill introduced in the Senate by Senator Royal Copelandi
a physician, of New York, to make "anthropologital, psycho-phytieait
and statistital" examinations of members of both houses, Through
Measurement of the heads of the ea:41$ the weight of the brain (If any)
could be determined and Under 'the till wOuld be Made
without the name, of the congressman,.
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