The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 12

EAST UVnnPOOL REVIEW TUEsnAY, in, 9 9 9 9 TO 9 9' 9 9 9 9 9 9 EARS' PILOT Henry J. of Cleveland, chosen by Henry Hears as his pilot in- 1 around-the-world attempt to at the Graf record, had more than 8,000 hours 1 the air, including transconti- ntal races and flying night mail. THIRTY diamond, an extraordinarily rough stone of a pink color, weighing carats, was found in the Kimberley mine in South Africa. Never previously has such a large stone with this exceptional color of pink been found. The property of an American firm, and on display in New York, the stone is at between $150,000 and $200,000.

3E MY of in London, England, A gorously polishes her gilded crown. GRACEFUL Hess and his mount take a daring jump at famous horscshow in Thun. FLIES WITH GIFTS TO Riddle, 22-year- old Indian girl, stands beside sport plane in which she announced she would fly to Wash- with beaded gifts for President Hoover from Indian tribes. Her Indian name is Kus- Dc-Ca, or Kingfisher. TURKEY SUBDUES REVOLT OF troops are reported to have exterminated 1,000 Kurdish tribesmen, like these, who rose in revolt in the region of Mount Ararat, Eastern Turkey.

VANDERBILTS VIEW YACHT K. Vanderbilt and his daughter, Mrs. Muriel Vanderbilt Church, return from shore at Newport, R. 1., after watching cup yachts in trial races. "-'S' i NEW DANCE and Rosita, famous dance artistes, demonstrate in New York the new dance, El a mixture of the Rumba dance, which is sweeping the country.

PLANS JOURNEY THROUGH WILDS IN COLLAPSIBLE May Mott-Smith tries out collapsible boat at London, England, prior to taking it to South American wilds for journey through unknown regions. r-4 I i i WATERMELON Grace Picorri of Pittsburgh is adjudged queen at watermelon festival held by Duquesne university co-eds in Schenley park, Pittsburgh. The two big pieces of watermelon are her reward. SCRAWL USED AS new cotton cloth, piaypd in Washington, has as its design a pencil'scrawling made Hoover while telephoning. It is compared with the mrlfiiial, framed and autographed, shown above.

Vi It HOW MUCH IS CASTOR DOSE Carl Koepplinger, Los Angeles newsboy, i whose visits for water at a drug-! soda fountain became sol THE KING OF THE BELGIANS LIFTS A King Albert that the druggist substl-j Belglana dilaka a EkM beer with castor oil for the water 9m- Brussels dmlaf the tte $50th aanivesaazY heavy damages ia ef tie fwntiia tte Gu04 alleged indignity..