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THE CHINA MAIL.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1928

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His Marica Campbell

| Mrs Charles Lind, we

Mrs. Charles U. Lind, 20, pretty bobbed-haired girl, will bring suit | for $200,000 against Stirling Cai- der, a sculptor. Mrs. Lind alleges

Commander George Douglas Campbell, of the British Navy, has asked London courts to dissolve she posed for a sculptured study of his marriage. Mrs. Marie Aleide head and shoulders, which, she Campbell, the defendant, is char-charges, the sculptor attached to ged with misconduct with Hans the figure of a nude hody. Now Kurt, Baron Treusch von Buttlar- the statue has broken up her home, Brandenfels, who is now dead, but her husband declaring she posed in who in his lifetime was one of the the nude and refusing to be leaders of German finances.

reconciled.

Little White House t

The above is the Washington residence of the late United Sites Senator Hendrickson, whose widow has offered the palatial home, as the official residence of the Vice-Presidents of the United States. If Congress acts favourably on her offer, Future Vice-Presidents will live in the "Little White House."

Justice Monschauser

For the first, tine in the history

of the dignified Supreme Court of New York, Justice Joseph Mors-

chauser, sitting a White Plains, told lawyers, witnesses, jurors and

Miss Henrietta Szuid has been Letected head of the Zio ist women of America, at a Baltimore confer ence. This organizatina is a

court attendants to take their coats branch of the Zionist ur,puization off when the heat became op- which proposes to effect a restora- pressive. No one failed to accept tion of Palestine as the Jewish. the offer of the veuërgħle jurist.

homeland.

Gutzon Borglum

Mrs Asa G. Candieshubi

Marry

* Ara G Candler,

While his lawyers were trying to compromise the $500,000 breach of promise suit brought against him by Mrs. Onczime de Bouchelle, New Orleans society leader, Asa G. Cinder, coca cola king and the South's richest man, of Atlanta, Georgia, quietly married Mrs. May Little Ragin, 30, a public stenogra- pher. Mes. Ragin, a widow, is the mother of 10-year-old twin daughters, Julia and Mary, who may inherit part of their stepfather's millions.

Near

Mrs George

Gould, Sr.

Stone Monti, 20 miles from Atlanta, the largest block of granite in the world, will have carved across its precipitous face, in heroic

figures, the story of the Southera Confederacy, Gutzon Borghum, the

world-famous scalptor is in charge of the immense carving. He is shown in harness used by the worker, to keep from falling over the

eliff. The work will require several years to complete

Mrs. George J. Gould, Sr., second wife of the late multi-million-

One thousand children, taken from Turkey to the Greek Island of Syra by the Near East Relief Com-aire, who died in Nice, France, is shown on her arrival in New York mission, have set about building a home for themselves, under the direction and supervision of the relief with her children, Jane and George 3rd. She brought back the body workers. They will remain wards of the Commission until they are old enough to care for themselves, ia the neantime being taught šeful trādēs.

of her husband for burial in England.

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