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THE CHINA MAIL.

BATURDAY, JANUARY

Above is pictured the Fokker mononlauc in which Commander Sacandura Cabral, of the Portuguese Nay y, who flew from Portugal to Rio de Janeiro, across the Atlantic Ocean, hopes to make a successful flight around the world. The flight will be started early this year from Lisbon.

MSHershey INTL.

Retaining only enough preferred 1k to assure him an income for life, all the hoidis of M. 5. Hershey, multi-millionaire chocolate and candy manufacturer, amounting to. $6,00,000, have been turned ver to the Hershey Industrial School, at Hershey, Pa., the site of Mr. Hershey's old homestead. The huge trust fund makes the orphan school, with its present 120 inmates, second only to the Girard College, of Philadelphia, in wealth. Mr. Hershey started life as a candy maker for Huyler's, in New York, saved $150 and then started ip business for himself. "I was born poor, and I realize the hardships of poor boys of tody," he said, speaking of his gift. "I am going to assist poor boys ts leam trides and become self-supporting."

"Adamis Parita

When Admiral A. E. Anderson commander of the American Asiatic squadron, rushed his feet

Mrs. George J. Gould, the former Yokohama into

barbour When Colonel George Harvey

im-Genevieve Sinclair, second wife of left London he brought with him mediately after Japan's fatal earth- the late George J. Gould, has re- turned to New York from Paris to the fine portrait of John Quincyquake, the Japanese were frankly fight for a share of the Gould Adams, sixth President of the skeptical as to the cause of the estate, for her children. The United States. The portrait, visit, the Admiral said when he children of Mr. Gould by his first painted for the Gallery of Pre- reached San Francisco on the wife are fighting to prevent the sidents, Congress Hall, Washing-Pacific

Mail liner "President second Mrs. Gould's children from ton, in some unknown manner got Taft." But they soon welcomed sharing in the estate

on the into the American Embassy in them as saviours when they learned grounds that they were born while London. It is the only Presidential they came to bring food and the first Mrs. Gould was still alive portrait missing from the Wash- medicine, and not on a warlike and before, of course, Mr. Gould ington collection.

mission.

married his second wife.

Myse Ruth Rickerts, wen

Miss Ruth Rickets, now 19, pretty and cultured Chicago girl, was driven insane when she learned she had been adopted by Mrs. Albert Rickets when she was four years old and that her own parents are unknown.

Miss Margard Partridge

Miss Margaret Partridge is the first woman electrical engineer to set up her own office in London. She has workshops in Exeter and does the electrical fitting herself, with the aid of a woman partner.

Curiav Ardoll and bride 2.

The exclusive photograph, is a specially posed portrait of Crown Prince Gustav Adolf, of Sweden, and his bride, who was Lady Louise Mounbatten, cousin of King George of England. The couple were married in the Chapel Royal, St. James' Palace, London in the presence of a notable gathering, including two Klags and four Queens.

Do you experience difficul-

ry when reading at night?--

It so you should consuit an eye specialist. Then reading by lamplight will be I pleasure, not an infliction,

Your eight is also protected.

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uderdorfig von Kahr

Under the leadership of Dr. Adolf Hitler and General Erich von Ludendorf, Ven Hindenberg's right-hand man in the World War, Bavarian Monarchists effected a coup in Munich, deposing Dictator Eugene von Koilling and appointing Dr. Otto von Kahr "Regent of all Germany."

ALL RIGHT JIGGS I'LL GIVE YOU A JOB AS WAITER BUT

REMEMBER-YOU DON'T GET ANY MEALS FREE:.

NOW GO TELL THE MANAGER TO LEND YOU A DRESS SUIT

Y WISH

HEO LEND

ME A PIE

UNTIL I

GIT PAID!

BRINGING

-WHY THERE'S POORUIGGS

HE WAS A 4000 SCORT

WHEN HE HAD IT -I'M

GOING TO GIVE HIM

A TEN DOLLAR TIP!

In the presence of his stenographer, Mrs. M. A. Holbrook, Captain William S. Coburn, attomey for the Simmons faction of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, was shot to death in his office in the Atlanta Trust Company Building, Atlanta, Ga, by Philip E. Fox, publicity director for the Evaris faction and editor of the Knight-hawk its official orgart.

UP FATHER.

GEETIM - HUNGRY:

FOR

ME?

CHEER UP WELL BE IN AGAIN

WAITER!!

“SOME TIME

So LONG!

YEP! A TEN SPOT-