Glass Heiress and Husband
The former Dolores Ford, Cin- -
einnati, O., heiress, and Louis
Matthews, the unemployed
plumber whom she is reported
as having married within 24
hours of the annulment of her
. marriage to Eugene Newton,
alleged mulatto cafe entertain
er. The 24-year-old Smith Col
lege graduate is heiress to a
fortune estimated at $20,000,
000.
The N ew Specimen Rabbi-Cat
The above animal is “Dukie,” •
•ne year old, called the “Rabbi
cat,” seeming to be half cat and
half rabbit. Dukie lives on dry
bread and grass, and scorns
milk. He hops with his hind
legs and walks w’ith his front
legs. Dukie is owned by Mr*.
Virginia Maddux, ©f Los An
geles.
(International NowareoU
Mother and Son Classmates
4 **
Mrs. Frank Slut* and her son,
Leland, will both graduate
from Mount Union College, Al
liance, Ohio, in June, the for
mer receiving an A. B. and the
latter a B. S. degree. Mrs.
Slutz attended the c o 11 e g a
♦ from 1900 to 1904, did not
take a degree at that time, but
subsequently attended the Uni
versities of Chicago and Cincin
nati, as well as Wittenberg Col
lege.
(IotcrntiUntl Kiwvm)
New Native Opera for Met
n
For the fourteenth time in twenty-lira years of Glulio Gatti-Caa
•zza’s direction of opera in New York the Metropolitan has accepted
and American work fer production. The new pieea is ft tele of
Colonial Massachusetts. American in scene as well as aathonUp
«md music. The composer is Or. Howard Hanson, of Rocheoter. M. t
jlnspi-vts Her f ather'*
Horses at Capital Show
Mis* Mary Ellen Corby, a daugh
ter of Karl W. Corby, of Wash
ington, looks after her father i
horses at the show at Washington,
f). C. She is herself aji expert
rider and has won many ribbons
in the competitions.
(iDlarnatlonal N«wkm1)
Bombay Nominates First
Woman Couneilior
' l....—-.....ftajaafena
Mrs. Sarojini J. De, wife of a
prominent resident of Bombay,
India, has been nominated as a
councillor of the Calcutta Corpora
tion by the government of Bengal.
This is the first time in the history
of India that a woman has been
proposed for such a job. She is
prominent in many feminine move
ments in the country.
. (ImerXiktionaU Nev.arefJj
Tresses Win Prize anti
Approval of II Dnc«
i Signori na Tereza Murari, of Milan
won first place Ln a compaction u
discover the Italian girl with th«
most beautiful hair. She wsu
obliged to share first place, how
ever, with $ignorina Amantls
Stoppato. Bath Tereza anc
Manada raceived autographed let
"*« of approval fro* Premki
'•luasouai.
(JMa>stu*aal Swiimi 4
Twenty Set Mark for Mass Parachuting
Sere are the twenty parachute <
lumpers, composed of three
irmy men and seventeen civil
■ns, beside their riant Curtis
Condor plane, in which they
* broke the world's record for the •
largest number of jumpers to
leap from a plane within the
shortest space of time. All the
men left the ship practically at
the same instant. The rfwm*
and record-breaking steel, beta
at Roosevelt Field, L. L. *a»
the feature of the NaSunol
Moose field day celebraiisw.
tiBiernallonBi aowjjbbO
Mosley Leaves Cabinet
Over Unemployment
Sir Oswald Mosley, millionaire
baronet from an old English Tory
family, whoso conversion to Social
ism created a sensation a few
tears ago, after an interview with
render MacDonald, resigned his
post in the Labor Cabinet because
jof dissatisfaction with the Labor
Government’s program for com
bating unemployment.
(iaUiutlcaal KewwMl)
Old and New Chief of Gotbam
Deputy Chief Inspector Edward
P. Mulrooney, promoted to
Police Commissioner of the
City of New York, is pictured
being congratulated by ex
Commissioncr Grover A. W halen.
<. Mulrooney has been • MRht
of the New York Polio* De
partment aince the *jjn of 2t
and haa worked his way Utrotiffk
all atajres of the force.
(lnr«io«uf.Vw.ai
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College Co-ed Gliding Star
mw—-*—_ r '"71
■ mu 1 m Mi- i i i
Georg* Washington University 1
has gone air-minded—at least, |
rlider-minded. To prove it,
Miss Geraldine Free, daughter
a/ the Representative from
► California, ts shown fn the new
glider which waa purchased by
the fair students of the uni
. versity, who recently formed a
glider flying club.
(laltraatUnaJ NtwaiMlj
| Hero oi lHarne at Work
And Denies Hines*
Marshal Joffre, hero of the Battfe1
of the Marne, who was reportad
seriously ill at hia country nd
dence at Louveciennes, near Paris,
denies reports of ill health. Be has'
differences and opinions and mite
written his memoirs of the war
time period, with the wish that its
publication be posthumous.
(Initrns Uunal SmmOI
Gold Star Mother
Decorated by Lincoln
Mn Eliw.beth Hutchliu, H2-year
old Gold Star mother, as she ar
rived in Chirac* from Oakland,
Cal., enroute to France to vinit the
Crave of her son, who fell with a
Chicago rccitnent She hold* the
distinction *f havluc been decor
ated by Lincoln for bravery.
Uatai national >aw« eel)
Nfewest Addition to U. S. Navy
The U. S. S. Northampton, wfcich -
wax formally adapted by the
U. S. Navy in ceremonies held
at Charleston Navy Yard, Masa.
The new cruiser ia named after
PT 7 " ' ■ * ’ v:
the t«wi in which reai4tm aa
President Calvin I'eeWoi.
Captain Walter N. Verne* #»*
set) was placed in conunaai of
♦he ship.
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