LONDON, May 13, (/P).—1The plans
of the latest secret submarine devices
are believed to have been stolen from
the Portsmouth dockyard.
NEW YORK, May 13, (£>).—The '
Australian Commissioner Elder, re
turning from a tour of the Nations
said he found the United States the
wealthiest and most diversified na
tion in the world.
PARIS.—Grey shades promise to
rule the spring shades for women.
PARIS.—Dope fiends are believed
to be responsible for the murders and
robberies of palatial homes in France.
PARIS.—Madame Revnault, wife of
the former Ambassador of France to
Japanf was found dead in her night
attire, near the bedroom door. She
had been shot several times, the ass
assins escaping with valuable loot.
BERLIN.—What is believed to be
the first German step toward the ac
quisition of a new colonial empire in
Africa was taken in negotiations be
tween the German government and
the Mannessmann Brothers, which
are nearing conclusion.
CHICAGO.—The president of the
Burlington railroad says business
prospects in his territory are the
brightest in three years.
NEW YORK.—Albin Stenroos, a
40 year old Finnish runner, captured
the 12 1-2 mile marathon race frm the
Bronx to the City Hall.
WASHINGTON—More than half
the gross tonnage of the American
merchant marine is now in private
hands.
PEKING.—After being twice confis
cated by Feng Yus Siang’s troops,
Roy Andrew’s camel caravan was per
mitted to proceed to the Gobi Desert.
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CONSTANTINOPLE.—The Turkish
government has prohibited the drink
ing of all imported whiskey, cham
pagnes and wines in Angora, this ap
parently marking the first step toward
National prohibition.
NEW YORK.—Police Commissioner
McLaughlin revealed that a bribe of j
S9,500 was mysteriously placed on the ;
desk of the Captain of Police, Marine
Division, by supposed rum runners.
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NEW YORft—The brother of Pan-j
cho Villa, notorious bandit leader of j
Mexico, has not been executed as first
reported, but will stand trial as a ban
dit first.
SAN FANCISCO.—Mildred Eubanks
a 19 year old stenographer is being j
sought by the police after she disap
peared from -work at an office here
Tuesday morning.
ROME.—Professor Ferri, the fam
ous Alienist appointed to examine the
Hnorable Violet Gibson, the British
woman who shot Premier Mussolini,
pronunced her a religious monomaniac
and advocated her commitment to an |
asylum.
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hair is becoming a thing of the
past. Eighty percent of the
women past 50 in the United
States are tinting their hair and
within ten years “silver threads
among the gold”’ will be only a
memory, Neal R Andrews, New
York hair specialist, told a conven
tion of cosmeticians here
“This does not mean that grand
ma has developed the flapper com
plex and has forsaken her knitting
for synthetic gin. Turkish cigar
ettes and petting parties.” said
Mr Andrews. “It means that she
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WILKESBARRE, Pa.—Twenty per
sons were injured, six seriously last
night when the ceiling of the Savoy
Theater collapsed.
WASHINGTON.—Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon announced the en
gagement of his daughter Ailsa to Da
vid K. Bruce, son of the democratic
senator Bruce of Maryland.
NEW YORK.—Hallgarten Company.
Blair and Company, Chase Securities
Corpration and Hrnblower and Weeks
were the high bidders for the Ha
waiian §1,540,000 of 4 1-2 bonds, by
bidding 103 1-S.
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FRESNO, Cal.—Three unidentified
persons are dead and five others are
believed to be missing and four more
were seriously injured in a fire which
swTept a rooming house and three
other buildings at Los Banos, Merced
County.
But she knows that eras hair is
popularly associated with senility.
Therefore she must look voune if
she is to make tjiifcctive her youth
ful capability. This she achieves
by tinting her hair.
"Until recently many commer
cial dyes contained mianous cherm
c&ls. the most poisonous of which
was paraphenvlene diamine, which
damaged the scalp and bon the
skin. Discovery by chemist?? of a
new colonne preparation which is
harmless in its action on the or
ganism of the 'hair, contains nt de
structive chemicals and becomes a
permanent oart of the hair, im
pervious to sunshine, water or
curling. has made it safe fat wom
en to tint their hair.
MADRID.—The former Kaiser Wil
helm plam to move from Doom to
Palma Balt ric Island.
BERLIN —President Von Hinden
burg gran d a long audience to a del- *
egation of American hotel men.
ATLANTIC CITY.—The injection
of radium Into the veins permits the 4
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measuring of the blood flew, the So-j
ciety for Clinical investigation has
discovered.
PARIS.—Mrs. Mona Emery Brenn
men of Pittsburgh, was robbed of ;
4.000 francs in currency, a 510,000
credit letter and valuable tapestry by j
sneak thieves.
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CAPE MAY, X. J.—-Five coastguard
men who were recently convicted, of
taking bribes from rum runners were
sent to Mala prison at Portsmouth,
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