oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-14

PAGE SIX EXHIBITS A, B, C, D, AND E Upper left—Addie Rolf; upper right—Florence Gosnova; center—Mae Daw; lower left—Imogene W lower right—Polly Nally Let all the world pause and give ear. "The American girl is growing prettier every year. The American girl is already the most beautiful in the world." There! The authority? None other maestro of the Follies, personally interviews about 6,000 budding women every year. He offers Florentine Gosnova, Addie Rolf, Mae Daw, Imogene Wilson and Polly Nally, of the 1823 crop, as an infinitesimal part of the evidence. his semi-annual announcement the effect that no more Follie be produced, has a message of for all girlish hearts. Any girl can be made an agent to be a success on the e Upper left—Addie Rolf; upper right—Florence Gosnova; center—Mae Daw; lower left—Imogene W lower right—Polly Nally Let all the world pause and give ear. "The American girl is growing prettier every year. The American girl is already the most beautiful in the world." There! The authority? None other than Florens Ziegfeld, Jr., who, as maestro of the Follies, personally interviews about 6,000 budding women every year. He offers Florentine Gosnova, Addie Rolf, Mae Daw, Imogene Wilson and Polly Nally, of the 1923 crop, an infinitesimal part of the evidence. M. Ziegfeld, who has just made his semi-annual announcement the effect that no more Follies be produced, has a message of for all girlish hearts. Any girl can be made an act of gent to be a success on the he allows. If they are too ingent they may be unteachable. GIANT AND BABY PLANES SCOUT FOR HUGE DIRIGIBLE This photo might be labeled "Comrades of the air." It shows the army's largest dirigible TC-8 choosing its landing at Mitchel Field, N.Y., after a trial flight during which the 9 "Owl," the second largest plane in the world, and a tibw "Soerry" plane, acted as scouts. The flight demonstrated the practicability of the girls' bags and speedier planes working together. Russian Prince Visits America Russian Prince Visits America Prince and Princess Felix Yousoupoff in their suite at the Vanderbilt Hotel. The Prince arrived on the Berengaria, and is here to oppose the recognition of the Soviet by the United States Government. He is one of the most interesting characters of Russia's recent troubled history. The Monk Gregary Rasputin, who exercises much power in the dawn of the Caucasus, was killed in the palace of Prince Yousoupoff. The Princess was the sister THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. News of the Day in Pictures Macfadden Says Muscle Puts The “No” Into “Yes, Yes, Boys” One of the five plan design chosen for world flight to be the Army Air March. The mapa ficial route chosen Only the formal some of the foreign whose territory will remains to be gained the details of the ro flight which will be U. S. Army Air March. Five biplanes, u completed in the Douglas Aircraft Monte, Calif., will have 50-foot wing are powered with L under motors of 400 The purpose of th lemonstrate that a Bernarr. Macfadden, publisher of nine magazines, with a circulation of nearly four millions, has electrified his large staff of workers by advising them that brain plus muscle is of more value to an employer than the parrot-like acquiescence of the "Yes, yes boys." Mr. Macfadden practices what he preaches and is today at fifty-five a well muscled athlete. WOMAN ASKS NEW LOVE BALM TRIAL: SAYS JULIE MARKED HER HEART DOWN Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse. Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse of Burlington, Vt., and New York has asked for a new trial of her suit to collect $1,000,000 for alleged alienation of her husband's affections by her prents-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Stevens. The jury in the first trial awarded her $145,000. The judge cut it down to $125,000. Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse. Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse of Burlington, Vt., and New York has asked for a new trial of her suit to collect $1,000,000 for alleged alienation of her husband's affections by her prents-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Stevens. The jury in the first trial awarded her $165,000. The judge cut it down to $125,000. WOMAN NAMED U. S. CHILDREN'S BUREAU DIRECTOR Dr. S. Josephine Baker. Dr. S. Josephine Baker, who is credited with being largely responsible for the methods which reduced New York City's infant mortality rate from 144 per thousand births to 75 during her twenty years of welfare work there, has just been appointed consulting director in maternity and child hygiene of the United States children's bureau. Dr. Baker was the first woman to be identified with the league of nations in a professional capacity. ROMANOFFS DECIDE GRAND DUKE CYRIL IS HEIR TO THRONE Grand Duke Cyril. The last of the Romanoffs have no right to be considered an imperial family, or to assume that Grand Duke Michael is dead; but should the question arise of eventual succession to a Russian throne the Romanoffs are determined to recognize the eldest member of the family, Cyril, as heir to the crown. This was decided into a council of the family held in Paris. Here are the principles in the revolt in Mexico threatens the Obregon ment and the election of regon candidate at the ROUND THE WORLD PLANE AND ROUTE IT WILL TAKE One of the five planes of similar design chosen for the round-the-world flight to be undertaken by the Army Air Service next March. The map shows the official route chosen. Only the formal approval of some of the foreign governments whose territory will be traversed remains to be gained to complete the details of the round-the-world flight which will be begun by the U.S. Army Air Service next March. Five biplanes, now virtually completed in the shops of the Douglas Aircraft Co., at Santa Monica, Calif., will be used. They have 50-foot wing spread and are powered with Liberty 12-cylinder motors of 400 horsepower. The purpose of the flight is to demonstrate that airplanes have reached the stage of development where they can be operated safely and efficiently far away from their base. THE POPULAR BLACK VELVET. ALSO NOBBY NEGLIGEES FIVE MEXICAN STATES REVOLT AGAINST OBREGON The social whirl is upon us calling for smart clothes for all occasions. Black velvet frocks, as illustrated on the left, are as popular as ever. This one has collar, cuffs and side ruffle of ecrus lace on a net foundation. Milady must have time for rest, however, and these nobby negligees (right and center) are the very smartest things for the leisure hours. The one on the right is a velvet brocade in deep yellow. To add to the luxuriousness of it bands of beaver are used as trimming and it is caught and fastened with a beaded cabochon. In the center is another equally smart robe developed in a heavy crepe meteor in an orchid tone. It is banded with self-colored maribou negligees make lovely Xmas gifts. FIVE MEXICAN STATES REVOLT AGAINST OBREGON resident Obregon, above at left, and the leaders in the revolts against his rule. Above, in center, Gen. Chao. At right, Gen. Gutierrez de Lara. In center, Gen. Calles, friend of Obregon and his candidate for the presidency. Lower row; Raoul Madero, Adolph de la Huerta, Gen. Pablo Gonzales and Gen. Bernardo Reyes. Here are the principal figures in the revolt in Mexico which threatens the Obregon government and the election of the Obregon candidate at the coming general elections. Five states are said to be in revolt, the military leaders demand the end of the "misrule." The five states are Vera Cruz, San Luis Potosí, Chihuahua, Michoacan and Tamaulipas. Lopez Lara is leading the Tamaulipas Gen. Chaos is heading the Chihuahua faction.