Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 10

J. v- I If MM" Kl ky' I Hill ll I II I If ft all 1ft er COLD BI GALLANT- are Bostca taea, 'o Jean Southern, fair young Kagaxine seLt working her way across continent. She is but wears a wedding "for Only cnc has she been ejected frum aa oce. (Int'l Newsreel.) THRILLS GALORE art furnished onlookers la Los Angeles by tiremea demonstrating rescues from ItXHoot tower. One of theni is making leap for life.

(intl Newsreel.) MIS3 AIDA HHIN'Z 48 4 appeared at annual street fair for benefit of Southampton, L. hospital. (Int'l Newsreel): JERSEY TAKES WALK Wlta 6,300 carmen on strike and roada that carried 1,500,000 passengers daily now idle, resident of 145 towns ia Norther Jersey rode "Shank's mare." South Newark folk are ikowa, exercising constitutional tight od left pnflins best foot forward. Chances are they will get accustomed to it. iii i 3 M.

-XI a ft l) ALIEX TIDE TCRXED. Sone of 12,000 arrivals who stormed EUis Island Immigratioa Sutioaj Xew Tork, setkicg entry. 01 those aboard 15 lisej many will not be permitt4 to land. -4 LISTCVG UNDER' WEIGHT OF HU1IAJJ CARGO Columbia, one of score of ships bringing immigrants to New York harbor in race to land them before quota is exhausted, is undeniably (Intl Xewsreel) heavily laden. LOUISE 6ROODY, noted musical.

coey actres" and wife of W. F. McGee, alleged "trocketeer," was ns. summoned to appear at ulleMcOee bankruptcy hearing on her aniTal in Xaw York. Xeithar was her taggaga searched by Federal agents.

(Intl Newareel) THIS BESPEO TACLED CAT, Zizi, appears daily on Boulevard St. Germain, Paris, its master fitting colored glasses on it to save eyes from violent Summer sun. RALPH KNAPP, ef lngton, D. has received'Cross of St. Xavier from King Georg of Greece for relief work in Smyrna disaster.

LARGEST BrS seats 117 passengers' and crowds in more "standing. It is used as carrier for emplbyes of Louisiana IMo.) nursery concern, and is sort of trailer to three-ton truck. (Intl Newsreel) JJL -OVrp PRESIDENT CALVIN trs COOLIDGE, Tacationing oa JV -m? fathers farm at Plymouth, Vt, I rfv'1- t- lailkiEg cows and fixing 1 'iXmj" fii mowing machine are part of "I -a day's 'J A fVc.A 0 7 mm. alte if 51 CHIEF PHYSICIAN of President Harding daring Illness, Brigadier-General Charles E. Sawyer," PRETTY BRUSSELS MILKMAID Milkwonien carry milk Angered at fan are to sell art labors of years as his landlady pressed for rent and finally caused his eviction.

Chflde deRohan dHarcourt (whet's in a name?) burned whole lot in New York City, while 'street crowds cheered. (Intl Newsreel.) OBijriiit, 1K3. Is terra tlice! Sert Eerrke. CELEBRATION for Shriners, arranged ly Boston Red Sox, was spoiled by Cleveland's double rictory at Hub. Nevertheless, Jake Morse, of Shriners; Howard Shanks, of Sox; Joe Sewell, of Cleveland Indians; Umpire Hildebrand, Norman McMillan, of Sox Tris Speaker, of Indians; Georee Burns, of Sox; Larry Gardner, of Indians, and John Fay, of Shriners, enjoyed themselves.

(Int'l Newsreel) into Belgian capital in dog carts and deliver in shoulder uten-sils. (Int'l Newsreel),.