oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-30

Wednesday, January 50 1924 STARTED AS CLEAR, NOW IS PRESIDENT UNION PRESIDENT MAY BE HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARD Harry F. Bovard. Harry F. Bovard, of Greensburg, went into the coal business 32 years ago as a clerk. The other day he was made president of the concern. the Keystone Coal and Coke Company, a $10,000,000 corporation. He doesn't give any recipe for success. T. V. O'Connor. T. V. O'Connor of Buffalo, president of the Longshoremen's Union and long active in marine labor affafairs, is being mentioned as a possible choice of President Coolidge for chairman of the U. S. shipping board to succeed Edward P. Farley. The senate commerce committee refused to confirm the appointment of Farley. VANDERBILT LEARNS OFFICE-BOYING BUT KEEPS HIS SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS LOUCHEUR LOOMS A AS POINCARE GO Above Louis Loucheur (left) and Millerand; below, Raymond Poincare. The Poincare ministry in France is fighting for its life. Poincare has staked his government on a dramatic tax program intended to restore French credit and arrest the descent of the franc. In his hour of need Poincare can hardly look to President Millerand for aid. The two of them have been at sword's points for sometime. As disaster threatens the present government VANDERBILT LEARNS OFFICE-BOYING BUT KEEPS HIS SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS William H. Vanderbilt and (inset) his wife. Boston is watching with wondering eyes William H. “Willie” Vanderbilt, heir to $70,000,000 who has begun to learn the banking business from the ground up by going to work as an office boy. He and his bride are keeping up their social position while he is serving his apprenticeship. ENVOY’S WIFE EGYPTIAN BEAUTY WORLD IS FACING SELF DESTRUCTION Boston is watching with wondering eyes William II. "Willie" Vanderbilt, heir to $70,000,000 who has begun to learn the banking business from the ground up by going to work as an office boy. He and his bride are keeping up their social position while he is serving his apprenticeship. ENVOY'S WIFE EGYPTIAN BEAUTY Princess Zenab. Princess Zenab, wife of the first envoy of the new Kingdom of the historic Nile to the United States, Soffullah Yousry Pasha, is the niece of King Fuad and one of the most beautiful women in Egypt. She has arrived in Washington with her three children. WORLD IS FACING SELF DESTRUCTION SAYS GALSWORTHY John Galsworthy. While scientists are asserting that this year will see great developments as a result of scientific research work now being conducted. John Galsworthy, British writer and author, pleads with representatives of science, finance and the press to save the civilized world from itself destruction. His plea comes as the announcement is made of the perfection of a gas of more deadly propensities than any ever before produced. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Interesting News Told by Camera CHEUR LOOMS AS NEW PREMIER AS POINCARE GOVERNMENT TREMBLES Louis Loucheur (left) and Brand; below, Raymond Poincare. Poincare ministry in his fighting for its life. He has staked his government a dramatic tax program to restore French credit rest the descent of the In his hour of need Poincan hardly look to President and for aid. The two of have been at sword's points nowtime. As disaster threatthe present government WILL COREY REMARRY MABELLE?" IS QUERY AS HE QUITS U.S. FOR PAID William Ellis Corey and his second ex-wife, Mabelle Gilman. Will William Ellis Corey remarry his "Mockingbird," Mabelle man? They were divorced in France a short time ago because, frisay, Corey would not live in France and his wife would not livAmerica. Now Corey, who made his millions in steel in Pittsbuis winding up his affairs in this country preparatory to taking up mantent residence abroad and friends see in this a victory for Mar and probable remarriage. But this is smiled at in Paris where rumored that the former Mrs. Corey No. 2 will shortly become bride of the Italian Duke Francesco D'Ordea. POINCARE ministry in is fighting for its life. There has staked his govern- a dramatic tax program and to restore French credit restest the descent of the In his hour of need Poin- on hardly look to President and for aid. The two of have been at sword's points sometime. As disaster threa- the present government LOUIS LOUCHER, former minister of the liberated regions, looms as the next premier. ES OF BASEBALL WORLD SOON WILL TURN TOWARD FLORIDA nine big league clubs will train in Florida the coming spring, and a few bits of action that will thrill the thirty-third degree fan. nine big league clubs will train in Florida the coming spring, and a few bits of action that will thrill the thirty-third degree fan. nine big league clubs will train in Florida the coming spring, and a few bits of action that will thrill the thirty-third degree fan. er in California, the Cubs on Catalina Island and the Pirates at Paso Robles. The five American clubs still visiting other southern states and their camp sites are the Tigers at Augusta, Ga.; Browns at Mogomery, Ala.; Red Sox at San Antonio, and Yankees at New Orleans, La. PAJAMAS MAKE NATTY COSTUME FOR "GYM" WORK RAILWAY LEADER FACES HURCULEAN TASK IN STRIKE WIFE OF AUTHOR SAYS HE WANTED PAJAMAS MAKE NATTY COSTUME FOR "GYM" WORK If one's family is really interested in having one reduce they might provide a suit such as this and no reasonable lady could refuse to do her "daily dozen" so clothed. Incidentally the natty pajama is becoming more and more the accepted sleeping garment of the fair lady. RAILWAY LEADER FACES HURCULEAN TASK IN STRIKE J. H. Thomas. J. H. Thomas is one of the most prominent figures in the British eye at the moment, when a crisis faces the British Isles. He is leader of the National Union of Railwaymen, and has the task of holding it; check the men of his organization who favor joining the strike called by the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen on the eye of coming into power of the Labor ministry, in which Thomas was scheduled to have a portfolio. He has ordered his men to remain on the job. WIFE OF AUTHOR SAYS HE WANTED "SOULMATE." Mrs. Ludwig Lewisohn. Ludwig Lewisohn, author of a novel "Don Juan," and the autobiographical chronical "Upstream," asked his wife to share their home with a young woman whom he called his "inspiration." Mrs. Lewisohn charges in a suit of sepia-filed against the author. Lewisohn is herself a novelist under the pseudonym of "Boswol Crocker." Wife Prefers Bellboy's Love To Hubby's Wealth Mrs. Arthur Gels, of Providence, R. L., who is said to have left her husband, Arthur Gels, noted organist. Mrs. Gels, 28 and attractive, prefers love to musical art and is said to have found a responsive love with Frank J. Lavoto, a 22 year old hotel clerk. She says that although her husband earns almost ten thousand dollars a year and can give her every luxury, she prefers the simple love. RACE WITH DEATH TO SAVE BABE'S LIFE RACE WITH DEATH TO SAVE BABE'S LIFE Cletus Moore in the arms of a se. Lucius Moore of St. Louis earns only $19.25 a week, but a baby is priceless. Cletus, eight-month old son of Moore and his wife awakened a carpet tack and it lodged in his lung. St. Louis physicians preed that only one man in the United States, in their opinion, could save the infant, Dr. Chaveller Jackson of Philadelphia. A church organization provided the money and the baby was rushed a thousand miles across the country to the waiting doctor. It will live, it is believed. FAMOUS ANGEL OF BROADWAY OPENS FIRST TOURIST CHURCH IN THE U.S. Miss Rheba Crawford, former Salvation Army lassie, famous as "the Angel of Broadway," has established the first Tourist Church in the United States in St. Petersburg, Fla. She has set up a "big top" tent in the center of the shopping and business district and holds services in it for the winter visitors to "The Sunshine City." Her first service drew more persons than the tent could hold. Many were turned away. Four years ago, the girl, then a Salvation Army lassie in St. Pete, held nightly meetings on a street corner there. Leaving that city Miss Crawford went to Atlanta to work on a newspaper. Then she received the call to New York and won considerable fame saving souls on the "great white way." Members of St. Petersburg Carpenters' union devoted their Saturday half holiday to building the pulpit platform and seats for Miss Crawford's "temple." Miss Crawford went to the Florida resort originally to rest. Then came the demand from her friends and organizations to open the tourist church.