oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-10

OTS TWO SOX STARS ON BENCH LONDON Congregat The he statement proprietor Roy Elsh Bib Falk, picked as one of the coming outfield stars of the game as a result of his spectacular hitting and fielding last year, and Amos Strunk, reliable old vet, are warming the White Sox outfielding bench just now while Roy Elsh cavorts in left field. And unless Elsh hits a slump he's due to ramble there for some time. Comers from Sioux City in the Western League. RIDDING THE SEA OF ITS ANNUAL TERROR Riddling the Sea of Its Annual Terror The annual job of the U.S. guardians of the coast is under way in the No Ridding the Sea of its Annual Terror The annual job of the U.S. guardians of the coast is under way in the Nova Scotia Coast Guard Service; patrolling the waters far off the shores of Nova Scotia. FIRST BANK OWNED AN OPERATED BY LABOR The Amalgamated Bank—the first banking institution to be owned and operated labor in the City and State of New York. It has been organized primarily for the effort of the 150,000 members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, among its facilities will be at the service of other unions and the public. This photo shows men who are to manage the new banking institution: (left to right) sitting; Scullyberg; Sidney Hillman, President of the Amalgamated Clothing Workmen's Association; Jacob S. Potofsky, Standing (left to right) Leroy Peterson; Raynard Sheffer and Max Lowenthal. LONDON UTTERANCES GET GEORGE IN BAD IN HOME TOWN Congregational church at Peacham, Vt., Ambassador Harvey's "old home town." The home folk back in Peacham, Vt., are steamed up about Ambassador George Harvey's statement in London that all the citizens of the town are of British ancestry. John Richter, proprietor of the town's general store, replies to Harvey that he's German and proud of it. RADIO ON TRAIN TOPS IN GERMANY The Germans are adopting the American principle of placing radio receiving sets wherever possible to furnish fans with the latest in news through the ether. Photo shows the antennas on the roof of the train that runs between Hamburg and Berlin. REGGIE'S DAUGHTER SNAPPED AT RACES Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, daughter of the famous "Reggie" Vanderbilt and her fiance, Harry C. Cushing, third, were enthusiastic spectators at the United Hunts meet at New York City recently. Cushing is the son of Harry C. Cushing, Jr. Plain Dealer Camera MOTHER OF TWO TAMES FLAPPERS Above Mrs Thelma Ashbaugh in a dancing pose; below left. Above, Mrs. Thelma Ashbaugh in a dancing pose; below left, Russel Ashbaugh, Jr., and right, Thelma Ashbaugh, Jr. Mother of two children, Mrs. Thelma Ross Ashbaugh, defeated young girls of the city in a contest to determine the most popular girl in Youngstown, O. Her babies, Thelma, Jr. and Russel, Jr., as cunning as two dolls, helped mother "bring home the bacon." The voters fell in love with the babies, then their lovely mother and she won by a heavy majority. The contest was not a selling proposition, simply the people of the city clipping newspaper coupons which they cast at a downtown balloting office. Mrs. Ashbaugh will have the leading role in a moving picture to be made soon. She is prominent soccially, dancing frequently at charity benefits. INDICT LEADERS IN RUSS COLONY SCHEME Group of American Colonists at Petrograd on their way to work Kuzbas concessions in Siberia. Group of American Colonists at Petrograd on their way to work Kuzbas concessions in Siberia. HOOVER BREAKS SOIL IN "HOME CAMPAIGN" Hoover Break Ground in "Home Campaign" Sec'y of Commerce Hoover has broken ground for a model "better home" within a stone throw of the White House and next to Sherman's Statue, which will be used in connection with the 1923 better homes in America campaign. The home will be a replica of that of John Barton Payne's in Virginia and will be built from cement stucco blocks. Following the breaking of the ground Sec'y Hoover landed the plant of the Better Homes Council of which he is the National Advisor.