oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-14

PAGE SIX COLLEGE ROMANCE PROVES REPUTATION OF KIPLING'S FAMOUS "EAST IS EAST" Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. H. Lee. "East is east, and west is west, and never the twain shall meet." Kipling wrote that long before Miss Olga Ruesch entered the class in Mandarin Chinese of Prof. Franklin C. H. Lee, Chinese, at Columbia University. Now they're married. The ceremony was performed at St. John's Lutheran church in Union Hill, N. J. Mrs. Lee is 23 and an artist. YELLOW COSTUME FOR SPORT WEAR RIVALS DANDELIO When the dandelion blooms and the spring sun is warm and bright one loses interest in formal clothes and thinks only of something suitable for out-of-door wear. This yellow flannel sport costume with white linen collar and cuffs and white pearl buttons invals the dandelion in color and seasonableness. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. H. Lee. "East is east, and west is west, and never the twain shall meet." Kipling wrote that long before Miss Olga Ruesch entered the class in Mandarin Chinese of Prof. Franklin C. H. Lee, Chinese, at Columbia University. Now they're married. The ceremony was performed at St. John's Lutheran church in Union Hill, N. J. Mrs. Lee is 23 and artist. FASCINATING CLOTHES STILL FEATURE BLACK Black still continues to be milady's favorite color. She may brighten it up in various ways and desert it entirely for a time in favor of gay colors, but she invariably returns to it and feels distinguished in wearing it. The coat on the left is of black satin with sable dyed squirrel collar and banding. The dinner gown in the center is of black chiffon but is lightened with bright colored beads. A black lace hat is worn with this costume. A Japanese lounging coat of black silk (shown on the right) has gorgeous embroidery in red and orange blossoms. Black still continues to be milady's favorite color. She may brighten it up in various ways and desert it entirely for a time in favor of gay colors, but she invariably returns to it and feels distinguished in wearing it. The coat on the left is of black satin with sable dyed squirrel collar and banding. The dinner gown in the center is of black chiffon but is lightened with bright colored beads. A black lace hat is worn with this costume. A Japanese lounging coat of black silk (shown on the right) has gorgeous embroidery in red and orange blossoms. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. DISCOVERY OF PETRIFIED FOREST IN DESERT IS INTERESTING SCIENTISTS "The Standing Monarch," one of the trees in the petrified forest in the Mojave Desert, California. International attention among geologists is focused on a petrified forest discovered in the Mojave Desert, in California, in a region herefore unexplored by scientists. One of the most notable things found in the forest is what has been named "the Standing Monarch," eight feet high, a petrified tree stump which is merely a shell full of mud and lava, the remains of a once giant tree, sawed off by the elements in the course of countless centuries. No estimate of the age of the forest has been made. Petrified forests have been found in several sections of the globe, but this latest discovery is expected to add a new chapter to evolutionary geology. DIVER SALE The sinking of the ruining schooner "Little Fred master," in Portsmouth, harbor, did not end the federal agents to seize the cargo on board. They Walter De Wolf, a New diver, to find the vessel into the hold and bring contraband cases. De well known on the Atlantic for his work under water the experience of search "spirits" instead of bodies. "The Standing Monarch," one of the trees in the petrified forest in the Mojave Desert, California. International attention among geologists is focused on a petrified forest discovered in the Mojave Desert, in California, in a region herefore unexplored by scientists. One of the most notable things found in the forest is what has been named "the Standing Monarch," eight feet high, a petrified tree stump which is merely a shell full of mud and lava, the remains of a once giant tree, sawed off by the elements in the course of countless centuries. No estimate of the age of the forest has been made. Petrified forests have been found in several sections of the globe, but this latest discovery is expected to add a new chapter to evolutionary geology. WOMEN WORK, NOT FOR MORE COIN, BUT FOR THRILL OF STANDING ALONE Sada Cowan, Thousands of women who do not need to work are working. Why? The answer, says Sada Cowan, who has achieved prominence as a writer of original stories, adaptions and titles for photoplays, is "the desire for independence." Not, she explains, merely financial independence. "Women are working because they want to have the power that comes with standing alone. The urge to work lies in the love of it. The woman who succeeds does not look forward to a life of ease after she has accumulated a certain amount, because the urge to do is too strong within her, and she realizes that life is too uninteresting without work. Many men succumb to this delusion, but women never do," she says. RECORD FIELD AWAITING WORD IN DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST RECORD FIELD AWAITING WORD IN DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST Above: Homer S. Cummings (left) and William E. Dever. Below: Joseph Roblson (left) and John M. Parker. Project map of electrical dev MONDAY, 'APRIL 14, 1924 TOWN ELECTS WOMEN TO FILL ALL OFFICES Some of the members of Columbus City, Iowa, administration of women (left to right): Mrs. R. W. Jamie son, Mrs. J. C. Richle, Miss Eva Bretz (the mayor), Mrs. Joe Allen and Mrs. Thomas Robertson. Columbus City, Iowa, no longer has to depend on the fact that it is the birthplace of Princess Hassan of Egypt for fame. It now finds itself famous as the municipality which elected a woman to every city office in an election in which male candidates were overwhelmed by the largest vote ever given a ticket in Columbus City. The mayor now is Miss Eva Bretz; treasurer, Miss Mary Moore; assessor, Miss Nellie Moore; councilwomen, Mrs. R. W. Jamieson, Mrs. J. C. Richle, Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Thomas Robertson and Mrs. Joe Schoeh. DIVER SALVAGES CARGO OF SUNKEN RUM RUNNER The sinking of the rum running schooner "Little Fred," a two master, in Portsmouth, N. H., harbor, did not end the efforts of federal agents to seize the liquor cargo on board. They hired Walter De Wolf, a New York diver, to find the vessel, break into the hold and bring up the contraband cases. De Wolf, well known on the Atlantic Coast for his work under water enjoyed the experience of searching for "spirits" instead of bodies. master, in Portsmouth, N. H., harbor, did not end the efforts of federal agents to seize the liquor cargo on board. They hired Walter De Wolf, a New York diver, to find the vessel, break into the hold and bring up the contraband cases. De Wolf, well known on the Atlantic Coast for his work under water enjoyed the experience of searching for "spirits" instead of bodies. Walter De Wolf going down for another case. NEW NATIONAL PARK ON LAKE ISLAND IS PLANNED. views of Isle Royale and a map showing its location. The United States may have new national park shortly. Cooperation of the government in the movement to make Isle Royale, in Lake Superior, public do- views of Isle Royale and a map showing its location. The United States may have a new national park shortly. Cooperation of the government in the movement to make Isle Royale, in Lake Superior, public domain is believed assured by the action of the secretary of the interior. Hubert Work, in ordering all government owned land on the island withdrawn from entry. The Island Conner Co., is willing to make a gift of the 45,000 acres of land not owned by the state and national governments. The national park service believes Isle Royale offers a long desired opportunity to establish really great national playground and game refuge east of the Mississippi. There is now only one national park east of the river. The island is practically the last large area of virgin territory in the country. Elect map of electrical development based on water power, showing the phases of the plan to link all in industrial America in a mighty super-power chain of energy at lower cost.