The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1929 — Page 6

Crowning Queen of Apple Blossom Festival &* S R- iW T a VHfeiHR*f ty 1 H I r, LMH3 k 1 1 • wI. 1 Kkb H 11 IB m t " ' ' I jfll >-HB »» // ~;i ■ • ■■ *j sMBFjmI ■• ’ - ■ / j ■■ £. " ■-.•J ■ -«E“ x I Pj 4 ! ’ r t i - * r .? -. ■' l ' ).’ ' f ' *C > ix r ' F Gov. William G. Conley of West Virginia crowning Miss Mary Jo Matthews of Mannington, W. Va., queen of the sixth annual apple blossom festival at the opening of that annual event at Winchester. American Troops Sail for the Orient |Mg U / fi & tk W; NmW •18 HllHlillllllllli BrdsMV**A. tvw t iAimkl . J» <A >. FI ”JP x.4A'':»wSHS* II j ' * *■•♦ • • • ■ * ~ iMMßsae*"- A— l International Army transport Thierry sailing from New York with troops bound for China, the Philippines and Hawaii to replace men who have been serving there. Inset are portraits of Brig. Gen. George H. Estes and Mrs. Estes, who sailed with the soldiers.

CLEVELAND’S TYPE wrw mW ** seW •* • •■■ ** ~ s : ' # -wßhh Miss Margaret Covie, who was selected to be Cleveland's typical girl to compete against girls from all cities of the United States in the effort to find the typical American girl. The ultimate winner of this contest will be awarded $5,000 and a trip to Europe. SENATOR’S DAUGHTER W v f®>t ’ ■ if «* ii ■ 1 » F” * '' Is I' ' * 'xX:' * *»nmw*irr> - ,- IWs * A striking pose of Miss Henrietta Allen, daughter of the new United States senator from Kansas and Mrs. •Scary J. Allen. - Criminal* Only Sick? Crime is a disease, and can be cured as easily as any other malady, in the view of Doctor Toulouse, a well-known surgeon of Paris. Study of the criminal will open roads to the doctor, who then will be able to apply his theory Color Note Some people do not have to obey the injunction of that popular song about gazing at the world through rose-colored glasses. Their eyes are blood«lt-’ I’athflnder Magazine.

4 How to Dispose of Ten Millions? ?impos ' lassi Kliljg ’**r-" fHl3' tasasa , C. Harold Smith of New York, who is in the unique position of a, man who has $10,000,000 at his disposal, and doesn't know what to do with it. So Mr. Smith has asked for suggestions from the public and how they're coming in. Mr. Smith will present SI,OOO to the person who makes the best suggestion to him. French Poilus at London Cenotaph y~-, I HEESisHi French soldiers led by General Gourand, famous one-armed general of France, are shown standing in salute to English heroes who died in the Worid war. The impressive ceremony took place at the cenotaph in London.

ALL AROUND THE WORLD

Chile has some women street car conductors. Citrus trees do not produce plants like the parents when grown from seed. The expression “Barkis is willin’ ” originated in Dickens’ “David Copperfield.” President Tyler died while a member of the congress of the Confederate states.

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The United St:>ies takes more than half the coffee grojn in Brazil. The richest emeyald mines In the world are in the Uial mountains. Migrating birds have their habitual routes, just as human tourists have. Abraham Lincoln, according to Ida Tarbell, left an estate of $110,974.62. Thomas Paine was the first man who wrote the words: “The United States of America.”

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Something Like Hash Manager—Well, my dear sir, did you find everything in apple pie order? Irate Patron—l should say so. Found this apple core, shoestring, and collar button in the apple pie 1 ordered. And So? Diner —Waiter! This chicken has • no wishbone. Waiter —He was a happy and con- ■ tented chicken, sir, and had nothing to wish for.