oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-25

World Events As S THREE HATS WHICH PARIS MILLINERS SMILE UPON Here are three hats which Paris has smiled upon and when Paris smiles upon a hat every woman is willing to own it. At the teft is a charming color combination of tobacco brown straw and dark brown ribbon. The large crown is encircled with just two long stemmed roses which hang to the shoulder on one side. Another brown chapeau is the one in the center. Reddish, crown satin is wreathed with folds of yellow georgette in a very chic urban effect. Green and vivid yellow straw poke shape is trimmed with ored folds of almond green bon laid flat about the drobrim. JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE SOON TO WED Here are three hats which Paris has smiled upon and when Paris smiles upon a hat every woman is willing to own it. At the left is a charming color combination of tobaéco brown straw and dark brown ribbon. The large crown is encircled with just two long stemmed roses which hang to the shoulder on one side. Another brown chapeau is the one in the center. Reddish, orown satin is wreathed with folds of yellow georgette in a very chic urban effect. Green and vivid yellow straw poke shape is trimmed with ored folds of almond green bon laid flat about the drobrim. JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE SOON TO WED His Imperial Highness, the Prince Regent of Japan, and Princess Negako Kuni. It will cost the Japanese people one million dollars to see their ruler, the Prince Regent, safely wedded to Princess Negako Kuni, less present plans on carry. According to reports, the wedding soon will be so minced according to the ancient Japanese customs. A cool million will be spent on the wedding and the attendant celebration. CARTHAGE RUINS GIVE UP PUNIC RELICS CARTHAGE RUINS GIVE UP PUNIC RELICS Above, effigy, of one of Hannibal's famous fighting elephants. Below, pottery work of the age of supremacy. Relics of the age when Carthage challenged Rome for thy suprême of the world and Hannibal took the treasures on Palmyra have been unearned on the site of the ancient Carthaginian city. These include stone effigies of Hannibal's famous war elephants, an arm containing cinders of children swordhead to Moluch, a baby's milk bottle, a punic and bits of pottery found Count Byron de Prorok in of the Franco-American nation. As Seen By The Plain I SMILE UPON CLASS PRESIDENT AT NORTHWESTERN James Patterson. James Patterson, star athlete, president of the senior class and one of the most popular students at Northwestern university, Evanston, Ill., has told officials that he was one of the sponsors of the "hush it up" policy on the campus since Leighton Mount's rock-covered skeleton was found under a pier. The grand jury is probing the cause of Mount's death. Left to right, Mrs. Mary A. Sullwinkle, Washington, D.C. Rowland, Petersburg, Va. ART MODEL HAILED AS ANOTHER VENUS ART MODEL HAILED AS ANOTHER VENUS Appropriate for sportwear is this Tuxedo sweater, of blue and red silk effectively combined. Miss Ellen Kamerly. TWO-HIT BATTLE NEWEST EVIDENCE HUGHIE'S RIGHT FOREIGN DARED RELICS NEWEST EVIDENCE HUGHIE'S RIGHT Hugh McQuillan. Hugh McQuillan's pitching has been the leading factor in the Giants' early season climb to commanding lead in the National league race. The victorious later achievement is a two-hit game against the Pirates. FOREIGN DARED Upper left, Christian Lautenschulen leading American driver; Sailor, lower right, another American entries in the Indianapolis Sweepstakes, beaded Jimmy Murphy last year's win not being using the new formula able through the attack in year lain Dealer Camera /AIR "COPPESSES" MEET IN WASHINGTON right, Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan, New York city; Mrs. Mabel Rockwell, Chicago; Mrs. Mina C. Van inkle, Washington, D. C.; Miss Mary Breen, Detroit; Mrs. Anna Whitemore, Memphis; Mrs. Minnie Rowland, Petersburg, Va. THER VENUS PUTS YOUNG TIGER STARS IN SHADE PUTS YOUNG TIGER STARS IN SHADE The remarkable work of Herman Pillette and the promise shown by Sammy Johnson, the other Portland star with the Tigers last year caused Tiger fans to believe that these two lads would not only lead the Detroit hurling staff this year but make a bid for league honors. These two hopes may be realized before the season ends. But right now the gent who is drawing the lion's share of attention with the battling Bengals is the veteran George Dauss. When George wound the champion Yankees around his well-worn glove recently, holding them to five hits, he registered his sixth straight victory of the current season. This is almost half as many games as he won last season and within four of as many as he won in 1921. Last year Dauss won thirteen and lost that number. Pillette led him with nineteen victories and only twelve defeats. The year before Dauss won ten games. Detroit fans are discussing the rosy chances Ty's team would have this year if Howard Ehnke were still with the club. Ehmke turned in seventeen victories for Cobb last year. This year he is hitting a better gait with the tall-end Red Sox. Cobb allowed Ehmke to depart not because he failed to turn in enough victories but because he failed to show the fighting spirit Cobb demands of his players. George Dauss in action. FOREIGN DAREDEVIL RACERS INVADE U. S. SEEKING GLORY FOREIGN DAREDEVIL RACERS INVADE U.S. SEEKING GLORY left, Christian Lautenschlager, star of the German Mercedes team; upper right, Jimmy Murphy. leading American driver; lower left, Pierre de Viscaya, captain of the French Hugati team, and Max Tailor, lower right, another German star. American entries in the IndianSweepstakes, headed by Murthy last season win using the next format through the action in years. The cream of the drivers of Germany and France will be at the wheels of their Mercedes and Hugati entries prepared to race the Americans right off the track. Many of the entries this year are small but powerful and man affairs and new records won attempted. The champions are the only ones to ever win them.