The Evening herald., July 22, 1925, Page 9, Image 9

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4,3quatterV'ClaimS $3,000,000 Bit of Chicagd Lffid
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Frank Itopko Is rliilmlnv llw rights of tlio "imtintlcp- within a short distance of tho heart of Iho scond
tautest city III Ainerini. mj t-iuuus poiewroimn oi u irart uf umu wn ho O..C..KO l..ko f.ont t-r bo of his
fiilhr's "dlm-ovcry" of II In 1K53, when a storm blew his lw.it ashoro there, llo In fuuBlit by railroads una
Industries, but courts twko liavo upheld tilm. Tim Uiudi worth Is estlmutcd at from i00,oO0 to U.OtlO.goo,
A Greeting From the King
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Two Extremes!
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Itnolil Aiiitinilni'il ihkI I.lmulii Kllxwortli mi't un i'iitluiKliitl( crowd
vhcn lllry litmk'd nt tlu Itrivlu" of Honor In OhIo. Norwdy. whcro rcpris
Ki'titutlvm uf tho kliiK walti'd lu tiik" tlii'in to I Iim I'uluio. KIlHwnrth is
ehowii ui the Iff! ulili AminidHi.'n IhmiuIo lilm, lioth lnijli'iili:d by urrowH.
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.life's "Standing Fawn'VNow"
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Ase win vie with youth in tho inter
national Air Hurt- nl Wilbur Wright
Field. Ijuyinn. O., tho Omt wik li
'October. ' Hi re iire tho oldest niiti
youtiKrul rontewianls Ralph I Mcklri
nun of Chleunn, who nilmlla f
wra, unil Tc Moollcndlrk of Wlch
lUi. lvita., Junl 1?..
Julia Quits
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"Minn Amorlcft" l tillfd CICn'Ko JCn-Po-Nco now. lllns Rtitli Malcolm
on of l'hllndclplila tvnn glvon tho Unit tltlo nt tlio Atlnntlo City ixigciint
lout year. Now elio hn Iwen mloDtcd by tho Ulncltfoot Indlnn trlbo. - Sh
la shown with throo chiefs of tho tribe Curloy Hear, Split liars and Twq
.. .. v Cli"- Hof nuil, '"""' Standing ,Fow, . ,
Julia ulttlo Snnkc, 50 pou-d Ftraca
Jmllsn girl, quit her Job as fat wo-j
man with a circus sldo show because,
tho scat. she bad to occupy throuslt
tho performances was too hard evon
with a "pillow. She has returned to.,,
her homo at PoncR City, OWt
Director
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- In LongSwtr-; 7J -hey Must f Be Girlish Now -
He's tho youngem railroad director
In tho country. His nanio Is tiumuel
Kalli-y II Irks Jr. Ilo's 20 and a
Junior In I'rinccton University, and
lie's Just been made a- director of
ths Kansas City Southern and Gulf
Rullroad, succeeding bis father, who
- 'Ucd recently.
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7'rcsenilng Miss Lillian Harrison.
ArKentlna mermaid, who. will at
tempt to swim ths EnEllih Cl.iinneS
' chls month. She Is now In tnilnlns
'at Capo Gris-nez, Franco, bhe is to
start from the Frcncb sldo and hopes
to accomplish the feat before Ger
trude Ederlc, the American star, suc
ceeds In doing It. Miss Ederlo will
noko her try from tbo Eiiglltli
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Wins Chicago Derby
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Hero's Caractua, winner of the $20,000 Chlcapo Derbv at the old Hawthorne
trark tho other day. Cnmctus was a SO to l shot unrt bene nut a Aeld in
cluding such prominent starters as IClmr Nadi. Silver l-'. Kt'ntuc1--y Cirdi
nul and Arbluation. t wus Chicago's greau'.-a rncini; lav n -ht- t
yean. Caractus is shown with Jockey II. Thoir.-ts n
Does This Dam Menace City? ,;:
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akilt Lako City 1.1 more than usually Interested In the condition of thli.
Vsnm, which some engineeis declaro unsafo. It U under construction at
iOcIl Mountntii, Utah, 16 miles from Suit Luke City, and if It should col
'jsxpso It would turn DOO.000,000 gallons of water on th" city. Kcw tests of
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f'.y'es In 1cauty nr changing. A year ago the boyish type of girl was
i.Vrtt popular, and ill Ftuth Malcolmson (in the bathing suit) was chosen,
ilits America- l!ut now the petite. uUm femlnlne type, as represented
by ths rher lllilo niisn. Is in favor, according to averages computed at a
iJt .n.."',"'. The comparative measurements of these two young
women arc Biven above.--. , .
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Shes to Marry German
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. '- m-a.-L...' 'si TnilrtrtnnftllM. Ind.: (ft fOTXlTtOd In Cabled
engaged to Ernst Gottfried Von Schmettow, of Berlin. Her fal,.
Btourhtci A Fltchcr, retired banker, has received no wordof the cng.iip. (
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Big Crowds Hail Amundsen
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Haold AiniindMt'n, bearing a bouquet of (lowers, received a tumultuous
greeting on landing In Oslo, capital of N'orwnv. He (s seon !..-) making
his way through llnnn of cheering citizens, with Lincoln Kllsworth, hia
Amorlcnn comimnioii, tllroctly bohlnd lilm. ,