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PRINCESS MARY'S TWO CHILDREN
Latest photograph showing, Hon, Gerald. David and Hon. Henry
H belrt Lascelles; son's of Princess Mary and Viscount Lasce les: Ger-
ald David celebrated his second birthday on August 21st. His brother
ry was born February 7, 1923 -
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NEW YORK -TO -PARIS • PLANE PASSES FIRST TEST
Count Igor Sikorsky, 'left, designer and builder of the Sikorsky °
plane 5-35 for the New York -to -Paris non-stop flight and Captain Rene
Fonck, French Ace, acknowledging the applause with which they were
greeted when they successfully putthe giant tri -motored plane through
its first test flight.
Rumanian Ring Propitiate)
SOU.
MAY, NOT INHERIT SPANISH THRONE
The Prince" of Austurias, eldest son of the Vino of Spain, has suf-
fered from a spinal disease. all his life and his condition is causing
alarm. A newspaper report says that the Cortes has been convened'
to name Prince Jaime, 13 years old, as heir to the throne
ON TWO LEAGUE COMMITTEES
Dr.. W. A.. Riddell,permanent repro
aentative: of Canada at Geneva, has
been, elected to two committees of
the • League of Nations . Assembly.
Be is on the Fifth Committee
which handles . social arid general
questions; and with Sir George E.
„ Foster; is a member of the Sixth
Committee which deals with polit•
loal questions.
SIR GEORGE, E. FOSTER
Speaking„ before the World Court.
at Geneva be sharply criticized the
attitude of the United States' with
reference to "the fifth reservation"
whereby that country demands tae'
right to consent to the delivery of
advisory opinions by the World
Court In 'questions in which it
claims an interest. "That Is going
fiery far" said, the 'Canadian dele
ate, "for a country which is out.
de the, League."
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Sing:„ •Ferdinand, of Rumania,
eaho`vvi11. go 'to 'Frarce: soon in an
attempt to effect a reconciliation
with Crown Prince Carol, who re-
gently abdicated and renounced his.
rights .to the throne.
RT. HON. F. 0. ROBERTS
Mr. Roberts. who was Minister
of Peneions in the . Ramsay Mc-
Donald Government and ` still re-
presents West Bromwich in the
Imperial parliament, is now in
Canada as representative of the
British Trade Union Congress to
the Canadian Trades Union Con-
gress whioh opens in Montreal,
September 20; For 27 years he
.was a compositor and 1`notype
vperatoii on the Northampton
Herald.
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DUNCAN TG , G0 TO DETROIT
Art Duncan, veteran of the West.
ern and Pacific Coast Hockey
leagues, has signed up as playing
in the National Hockey Leagues
He t :aged last season for Calgary
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ERV MI{.LRR. WA9N. D.8
GERMAN BREAKS'EDERLE'S CHANNEL SWIM RECORD
Ernest Vierkoeter,•German distance swimmer, who swain the En
fish channel in twelve hours and 'thirty --five minutes, the fastest ti
ever made• by the sei�'ett seen `and women who preceded him throw
the troubled waters. He lopped nearlytwo hours from. the tine rasp
by Gertrude Ederle, - American, the first woman to aurum the chase
and who bettered ali previoua marks,
"SLIM" HALDERSON
Star defence player of the Victl
Cougars for thepast four a;
and -gone of the 1920 Falcons, Oi
lilt: champions, has signed up
the new Detroit ,Hockey .Chit).
Is a big fe]iow, weighir'g about
and lightning fast.
LOOK WHO'S ,HERE
'This bearded Rajah is none other
than the irrepressible Margot,
Countess of Oxford and Asquith, in
the costume she wore at a fanny:
dress ball in London.
MEN4Y.MILLARLWARKIL at
BARON GAVE UP FORTtTNE
FOR HER
Anita Berber, the • Austrian
dancer, whose husband, Baron
Willy Epobloch, was disinherited
when he 'married her.
NOT WANTED IN ENGLAND
M. • Tomslty, member of the ex-
sciltive council of the ' Russiap
Trades Union and a'famous Bei-
shevist, will not be allowedA to
land in Eittgland to attend the
Trades Union Congress at Bour-
nemouth where he expected- to
speak, He is alleged to be res-
ponsible for transmitting ` Mos -
tow money, to support a . general
strike in England.
FOUNDOLD NORSE RUINS
Commander _ Donald B. MacMillan,
Arctic explorer, who arrived at
Sydney, N. S., after two and a half
ttionthsin Labrador. and Greenland,
.told of visiting Sculpin Island off
;the' coast of Labrador, where he
taw the foundations of what ap-
parently had'been ten or twelve
houses, built, he thinks, by the
Norsemen perhaps a thousand
years ago.
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SR1Nha THOUSANDS OF yoUNG FOLk3 To CANADA
brio Who returned. to Canada i•eeently
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s f. , visit to the Old Country in cotlnecticn
on the S.S. lVJontro b /rein a iicountry.
ri •is children out to tl e
ct vibes .in bringing B latishbeet
with their a 1
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cities teii,the storyof health or Ash apparatus
hear); beats, And whose irregula ,. .
hfamiliar l itter,
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opatient's bol and a soft rubber rim cuts down vibration from the hand
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at intervals bymeans of the apparatus of value it tracingtheresults
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a 'reek' mallei direct from the atiento'
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NEW COIFFURE ORIGIN-
ATED BY VIENNESE
BEAUTY
Miss EIizabeth Hollitzer, Vien-
nese beauty, . shown wearing the
famous coiffure she originated,
which has become the rage of
Vienna and all Continental. Eu-
rope.
REAL VETERAN OF, THE WEST
Sheriff Colin Inkster, who recently
celebrated his 'SSrd birthday, and
has been Sheriff of .)Winnipeg for
over fifty Sears, looks forward con-
fidently to reaching the,: century
mark. He Is the onli - surviving
member of the Legislative Council
of Manitoba.
CAPTAIN BEN PINE
Managing owner_ of the Gro'
ter schooner "Columbia,"
has , challenged the "Bluer
fastest schooner' in ° the
Scotia fishing fleet, to a race
fall for a purse at odds. of $
"a $700.,
N1/:li L PLAY WITH' SUZANNt,
Mary It 'Browne, of Santa Monica,
California, for fifteen years an out-
stantling tennis star, and former
U.S. champion, has turned pro.'
tossional and will oppose. llh;lle.
Longlen in the letter's projected
tour. Mies 13rotvne,ealiecta to earn
upwards of $50,000 by loci ciltr
MAGNIFICENT NCW CATHEDRAL FOR COAST" ort`
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officiate at the laying of the terrier eerie of the trear'Ari li•
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