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NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTURES
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The first peal step forward !n commercial aviation was made wbea
t-r-.e. Maiden Dearborn, the first of Henry Ford's all-metal airplanes,
'nipped off from Dearborn Field. Detroit, Michigan, laden with a
tKiumud pounds of freight, lor Chicago 1 he Maiden Dearborn w
minted by Edward 0. Hamilton, with Harry Russell as mechanic. Ths
VixiHi U the first of a projected fleet of all-metal ships which will main
vain a regular air service between Chicago and Detroit. Ford ban an
nounced that as soon as the Chicago-Detroit service Is in full swing
hree new services would be started, one to operale to St. Louis, an
oMier to Iron Mountain, Mich., and the third to Minneapolis and St.
f'a.ul, Minn. Photo shows Ford placing a package aboard the ptiao
Just before it hopped oft on its initial (light from Detroit.
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THE BikThPLACE Oh AMtKlCAN MILITARY SUPREMACY
On March 16, 1802, just 123 years ago. West Point Military Acad-
cmy was iounded, which has now become one of the most famous of
a Hilary schools of all national institutions. Photo shews a view taken
O.iounh the Barracks Arch, of the Cathedral and Barracks Quadrangle,
uxains' he light.
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"OUS AMEHICAV VISCOUNTKSS. M. P.," AND THE PRINCE
OK WALKS
. ..ThJ. V;o:mtes Aslor. M. P., and the Prince of Wales pictured
9 V1' J'"n"i!.VCTU y F.edc"'on of Women at the Hotel Savoy
The Brit.sh heir, who leaves soon for a trip to South
-Rir ja a-4 South America, is putting in much of his time these days
-and nights) in hunting, attending formal dinners, and dancing
Grand Rabbi Of Roumania
Here On Visit
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I". olu .if li.mruui.:!. and !tal(r of
j--v:-h W ir! i I'-'are nitvmTt?.
v h.t r-i--:itly arriviMl in Xw York
M AlV.vTir.iH VVS OH his p":U'tv
j.: .ii Dr. ScliuifllntT, wSi was
i: . ti.I ; n.l advisor to t'le late Kills'
' Imi Jm. r!ii:tis :h.it ptMri thri:ui
wirM r- srs with thf Jewish
tiiTton. uhuh in nr.itterel over th
jt.or- F.niiiK as tli. majority of tht
rii' in woi!l marts, th'.v toi;M
i:iint. in a big way, future wars
"Zinovicff, The Flame'
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M Zinovicff, oil" of tl'. trium- ,
viriiTo wlurh now ruKi H'i-i:i. w h
is reKar'!'(l as Hia man who will
supplant Leon Trutzky. whom it i:
sa.d "is at the end of his powr in
Russia." Trotzky s constant utter
"i, anl wrltlntta. whkh in ami
little way, hurt the nrv Govern
ment, had consequently gained him
no little emnify amone his n work
ers, exrpt the army, whI 'nod,
man for man. hack of Trofzkv. due
to his wonderful oriffinization of
h tk-htin? forces. K-.w with thu
chano in th niKtary systt-m.
Trotsky's pnwur is broken. Zino
vifff. Inns known as a fiery orator,
and the man who !d the fight on
Trotzky, ts the ultimate leader.
Succeeds Father As Gum
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I'lillip K. Wricb). son of Wm.
WriKlcy, Jr., the chewing gum
ma.iiiiitr!, who has Murceeded his
father as !'n?nident of tlie Interna
tionally known concern, hla father
lieroming chairman of the Hoard of
Directors. I'hillp Wrigley la a
UnlverHlty of Chicago graduate, and
spent 8omo time In the Austrian
oflicea learning sales and general
executive work.
Chief Figures in News of the Day
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A sui p-olaMv portntinlly on if the rtrht men in the world,
his h.-rn t'i n in St 'luirl. l!l., to Mm Dfllorn Amtrll NorrU. wlM
o l.s'-r Ntnris a common t.tl nitisi Mr Norrls lnhrlted ih
J ;. u"! inn: rnr'un- or h.-r f- imrl.-, "Mel a Million" John W r.atn.
J ti l:. n H I- nN, (if i iivt a Jn-iitlf Couri bad n lad of twenty
mi in the c,nthl','fd rTuni tit oottiii rth.n wnli omifr prnreediittci
tinn tht by Ht'val It (iuiliHtn, who .m inuly tuid Ihmmi d'-rlarfd d
ff.il-.t hy ihe Kl-ftiitn t'ointt'!--l.'i l',Jit V ih v j. f . Itustlun nobl-
tu if hi i ohm .if tfi. sii v. n: ni'O.k. i:.i-i ti'in. fiuing jneph
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: tci U'iifii m ha t.y born
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ICE YACHTING ON LAKE PLACID
The youthfully charmine Mr F. A. Vel!man, of MunuLiu, N. J,
and her two lovely daughters, June and Kuth. out for a spin on Mirror
Lake, at the Lake Placid Club, in the Adirondack of New York.
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The myorlou (ruard malumined fur .
rhPynn. Wjr,., nrntnlon of Governor Nolll, T ,!T", "T1"1 ,h''
Law En rcnm..nt C.,mml,,lon..r. h heen Z l, S""
rnovei Cn,,, Slatfi, M Inlsler Pete, Jay V U urn!, 1,",1"r,"usi'
Ihe Kumanlan dovrniment .0 open d-ht f indlnr Vr"9H-1
AmeHcan Government. , vMe ,, ow" Z V" o
end Interest. If ,h .rei(ent must alt th ' t.; ' '!i ,r"",,,-l
of the Senate before removlm from nff ill M 2 ll:B R"d con.n-nf
W. conf.,len,e. . IO er . Lt Is wen'he H n lur":Hr
J'ou-e. Solicitor Oener.l James M. Hech Mb. Pn l, ,h"
Court. In rguln on ths rilml.al of Frank s v- . s'-""-t
waster at Portland, Ore., removed by Pro,nent wnV. 'i'"' ,n,t
fown the noonday crowds that are alln.rt k 1 nn- "Hn" " cut
dent C.K,lUe. went by he boa" when ,2. P,'''';1;8 ' "
ta lhlk ordeal, but. o tt.i'""'''! h. did
Mrs D.imthT K'ndrlrks. Js"ie,
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111:111 of N" Orl'""'
M.iry lilll. of N" in-uii
prmi i-:il in truni!i Hir i" :''"
of i-iu.-inii.itl. .. r- irvln 10
solve ll.it h the i 1 "r,"
rie.l. hut lin y wjnt to (li-hi 'I""'
f.ir j:.. ksnn a afiwihii Mrs K.-ii-drh-ks
is i-mii .ikIii ili H- "t
Leslie K.-n.lrlikv fill mail '
dur'nr. sn.l Is ih 111. 'I'."' "f Ihi.-'
cUildri-u. ilrs. Ijill U loi-uty.
Holy City "Mourns" for Balli
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Homo sections of the city of J"rua. in lmnicm!:y drH
In bUek flats on the arrival of ths Kji' I of Balfour to cite
Isb university there, lie bid been practically boycoiirt i
natives, who resulted his declsmilon fostrrlni the iwH
the Holy City by the Jew,. The llrltlsh political leadffl'M
iwmascua was sinned during a rloi over the Issue. 1M
bad U be called out to quell the disturbance.
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nrid the 1,.... . . """uniryslde of the approach of tne p
N ?Srt tr "" '" "' "-"""""nary War MW A Jj
initio, rn,' , ,l" r'-""-"" hnr report a, treasurer of th. AB'JJ
o' William K. r ",' .,,Bar', Mr- M,bel,e nllT,. . iullriVJ
Deration . . ' """ fronmeni 01 ine ui' ..u("l
D'Jon . hurt when ..opp.m from M fl
broke his eik. oimb u. L,ivermore, noieo
coun'r. 0r'K.hi " MTer.1 rib. by a tall down IM
nom, at Great Neck, Uoi Mud.