The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING U FATHER TS LAND ALL RIGHT- DON'T I'T LOOK GOOD? Yankee Stadium, New York, seene of the Demnpse pre shown crowding into the ble HOW SOCIAL LIFE HAS CHANGED DEMPSEY stence as the ‘msband of a film favorite and as a popular figure in Hollywood society it many changes in Jack Dempsey, not the least of which is his taste in clothes. The' 1ow how Dempsev has changed sinee he won fame ag # hryiger. Tu renter-he i nictnred MARVELOLUS! , THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927. QUEEN MARY DEPLORES CHANGES IN CHELSEA By GEORGE McMANUS & achers, with onlv a X ul ourtney’s Flight . [ Is Again Delayed SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Jixlvl 2,—Wire experts continued | ork on -the d ctive wirele pparatus of Capt. Courtne irplane which has been holdin p the projected trans-Atlanti ight. Dr. Matthews Has ‘I ! Philule_lphia Offer, TTLY, July 22~An offer or his services from g church in Philadelphy is being considered, mitted by the Rev. Dr:| fatk A. Matthews, pastor of the| ‘irgt Presbyterian Church of S»-| ttle, whose work in the past| wenty-five years has brought the | nembership of the church up to pne_of the largest.in the city. | Dr. Matthows declined to com- ment on whiat action he would ake on the offer, hut said that he would reich a decision within ha next two weeks, and would pnpunco his imtentions ‘at th: t sossions of the cliurch, Phila- fa proffers a salary -hwn; le paid Dr. Matthews, b : | bunal | 22—A new outdoor stage, equipp (©TAaND LP S0 THAT | THE NATWES wiLy SEE LS PADD OVER | || VT BEFORE WE ~ Z o e 3 Y 2%y 1 i \ PE THEY L HUH ! WE b ' ANVE THEIR oy ) \ T LAND l " CAMERAS WOW:‘{E R i DEMPSEY-SHARKEY SiTADIUM uP FOR BOUT i 4 & TLLIN 163 G y fight, as it appears in ¥ ) ) I sorved seats ocel 1a-fighting dress. Tarly arrivals d at the twilight hour, 'MISSISSIPPI GIRL TENNIS CHAMPION COLUMBUE Athletic Migs., Ju'y cholarghi with Elizabeth Garth has the tanding in the College of Wombn s Lentis LitIeR, | cluding the stata championship ia | singles. She a \ basketball, t i . 1 and in wand member of ck and swimming | teams, writes for the Little The ! the college paper, is aw dancer and ha macs college honor socic s Garth began playing a8 14, In her senior in high school she was one winners of the women doubles championship. her freshman year in college she won tha school's singles cham pionship. She held the title three succes: vears d captured the singles’ cup n this summer, Observars of Miss Garth's plav prophesy a brilliant future for | her in American tennis. Her schol astic attainments have much attention. » and hetic | three | nnis |of the state bi altractod £ ] ANNOUNCING Dodge Bros. Six Cylinder SENIOR SEDAN $1595 F. O. B. ROUEN TO RECONSTRUCT SCENE OF JOAN'S DEATH, PARIS, July Ro plans market-place vas burned, The . spot where s piled by the ground where once stood the tri- are known and will Do marked in a way that will help to visualize the story. Sketches of the proposed restoration sh. quaint old peak-roofed buildings with overhanging * balconles and wide arcades that open into mar kets such as the Maid of Orleans must have seen, B gt NEW OUTDOCR STAGE MONTPELLIER, of th Arc 22~The city to reconstruct where Joan of the firewood glish and the France, “July ed with lights, fountains and dressing rooms, has heen buiit here. It is a gift to the city from Auguste Bose, now a Paris dra- matist and theatrical manag2r, who was horn and educated in Montpellier. * {Dies on Gallows; DETROIT Thos. J. 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