Daily News from New York, New York • 48

16 DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1925. Soars Above Chicago 86 Years 2,290 Freckles Count 'Em 1 ''kl "m- --w- w-- -if- -js'-wk l-. 1 I I ilr'ily-J SriiI ft" ii'H; Ill ilLN rillH? i uit ill tiiJ'diU I i 3 (NEWS photo) TODAY the years of John D. Rockefeller sr. (above), plutocrat of petroleum, will tie his best golf score 86.

Born in Richford, N. July 8, 1839, the man with the Midas touch still takes a keen interest in the events of the day, and with persistent golf playing (NEWS POSSESSING MORE freckles than any one else in Pater-son, N. Martha Frost (above), won prize in contest. Her mark is 2,290. repels advances of time jriL -uti ttii'iiiH its 1 Pitt's 5 3 jsm 1 Bj PaoSt Atlantic) THE LAST WORD in Gothic architecture, tower of the Chicago Tribune, parent organization of THE NEWS, has been formally opened to the public.

Built at cost of $8,500,000, it rises 478 feet above Michigan blvd. It crowns competition in which architects from 22 countries, took part. FIRST DIRT. While enthusiastic youngsters waved flags, Alderman Martin F. Tanahey yesterday broke ground for new Cherry st.

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