'rr Ccii'-cay MornbiS, Marcn S, WZ'J i ... -uimim i i 1 1 1 1 1 11 il x;-x xw " i y x cx. Vx- Yv x x ;x v fr " - x ; - u v ; : v T rz , -- - -xv,y , ,xy. - ,v - v I :": - : " 'l ": : v; , - - V- A - : i : v .X'f? , n;' - . , s'. n , ' , . - h v' - : "' r :v-N lvVxx-( 4- , - , rt , , i - , , 7 w u mi m ii mm., E jjuiwffiliiLUULMWU M)nnrinnniitm.ninWnjjiWXI' .Hlmw immjirirptl I I II' 'ff'llf T1TI 1 f " --yWlTfrrr I '1 ' I 'In I i ' l ' 1 ' " imiiil'HIHIi n 1 1 1 " 1 I r'liirl -i m I ! M v-: -$;:v::-V-. .:-::-:.v - :-:-. I I 5 X ' Xw hf GIRL six months ago but now ,,: '3 V l i 'vCfcr s. W. -AV.. V.. -AC, 'A .-.-. Jf-.... X 1 II X? L rapher, Miss Loretta Mary A ; y - 1'' f r uenry, aDove, oi Kensseiaer, x , i V l-l- ! II Bays sne pians io ue new r - v , - - v - , N '.'.WM..'. W,'j,ViV.Ww.w.j0,ft-.;.v.,.y,-.'. .v.y.v.v.-.v. .. .'.'..w.'.v.y.v.'.-.-.'.,.'.v.v.v J A SEA COWBOY is Malcolm Pope, 18, seen riding his "bucking bron co," the Sea Horse, in a -water rodeo off Winter Haven, Fla. Taking off from a platform", Pope shoots over the waves at this height. i & - ' i f f , , - P - I A ? ; - I ill 5 VkT t V jb. HERE'S ONE WAR Germany won. Johnny Risko, Cleveland, O, heavyweight, goes sprawl ing into the ropes from a short right and left hook to the chin delivered in Madison Square Garden, New York, by Max Schmeling, German heavyweight and the fight is over. Photo shows Referee Arthur Donovan ordering Schmeling to his corner in the ninth round after awarding the tiff to the Teuton over the recumbent Cleveland baker boy. WM A BROADWAY SHOW GIRL six months ago but now an Albany, N. Y., 'stenog rapher, Miss Loretta Mary Henry, above, of Rensselaer, says she plans to sue a New York taxi firm for $100,000 for injuries suffered in a crash last June while on the way to a rehearsal. MUSIC FROM ACROSS THE SEA now tickles the ear drums of American radio listeners. Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith, radio cor poration vice president, and O. B. Hanson, broadcast company manager, are shown above at New Yorkthrowing a switch which made available for listeners throughout the United States a musi cal broadcast by a British radio concern at London. """7" - i v y 1 :'"teh I1! m IT TOOK A STRONG LINE to land this giant den izen of the deep. The two men shown with this huge toothless shark caught the .1,700-pound fish off Glou cester, Mass. It measures 15 feet CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, scion of a famous family and one-time cub reporter and newspaper magnate, now turns author. Here he sy in his New York quarters grind ing out a story which he says will tell all about the divorce mOL ' " i - v - - -- - Tk - . v ; vA VTT ( ."Vr- - f I n ! 1 T I"'- 8 - K ..V'fwT .V' UP AND OVER THEY GO i-w. . I . ' I I I CT 1 i J . ! X3sr I I J ? I V (r-""Wi - fs rr fTi 1 i how to take hurdles at aa J- T X ' ! : ! t A 3t v Aii 1 f X f( annual duldren's horseshow . " X, - f ik j A F ''C: "t? 'fe at Pasadena, CaL v -T 1 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Fran- M-S'' X ' ' --X ' f X I Mrs. Clarence J. Grant, of I lSr: - : ' CZr?r Riverside. N. J., who said she j ' T,tX . 1 X. ' 1 would take court action against I r''i'V V W - ,' Frances' teacher, in a school I i, X 11 ' ' X, - " J there, on a charge of sealing I . ,v - I I S . - ( - -,V 1 the little girl's mouth at school Ur--. - i FIVE POTENTIAL CANDI- J A - I in wis manner, ine teacner j , iO-aI DATES for the presidency of I I , - . 1 has resigned. ' 1 Vf Mexico are mapped while attend- I ,:r I i J ing an annual assembly at Mex- I 1 -HJ divorcemilL j I "7Xw 1 ico City of the National Peasants I I X - ' "' X - 5 -X s X i r.1f ' - .X . W v r ''';"' ;';'"'' xr x 4 x "V ' " .. ... X ' . ...-....-.....--.-.... r A CD O si HIS AIM WAS TOO PER FECT, so Leonard Redman, 34, of Los Angeles, CaL, jhas been sentenced to 4fr days in jail for shooting his slingshot at Mrs. Lulu Peele, above, as she passed his auto. The inb ber bana weapon struct net on the hip, Mrs. Peele told a judge. 8 L "V ;K;:::;:;:::;:;. - V ' s. .v.v.,..v...-.v.v FIVE POTENTIAL CANDI DATES for the presidency of Mexico are snapped while attend ing an annual assembly at Mex ico City of the National Peasants league and the Mexican Commu nist party. Left to right, they y TWO KISSLES3 BABIES of Newark, N. pose with their are Ursulo Galvan, Luis Monzon new warning bibs given them by Dr Charles V. Craster, Newark and J., Guadalupe Rodriguez, health officer, in a campaign to protect infants from ' ores Front rowPedroiRodriguex and affectionate adults. , The bibs bear the legend: 1 don't wani Diego Rivera. S Rodrigue von. to be sick Do not kiis me." ' t 1" ' ' - f x V a y ,? ,: : 2X- .w--':-,-.t:-;--vs-rA .-. . . , ft OOOHl LOOK AT PEGGY about to take a ride in New York In her brand new $21,000 . foreign-built car. It's an elegant affair even for .such a front-page celebrity as Peggy Joyce. - Copyright, 1929, by Central Press Association, Inc. , ' w:-.:- .:: a v. !v.v ... 4 A" CLAD AS A CONVICT in protest against , new school regulations to prevent cheating, Albert Goldstein, Uni versity of Cincinnati, 0 senior, attends classes in this garb. TRYING TO AGREE on a verdict in the trial of Richard (Dick) Gallogly, "thrill" murder de-y fendant, these Atlanta, Ga., jurors are snapped taking time out for lunch. Judge- Virlyn Mioro7 declared the case a mistrial. " 4- I 8-. i- .