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CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1926,
ndrews On!
14NEW CO-EDS
Girls of Vassar
RUDY ESCAPES
pictures of Ray Chapman
Needn't Go Mile
pedition inte Mongolian Des-
n the corrent International
for Smoke Now
DEATH IN CRASH
) Mengolion maid, 17, in na-
POUGHKEEPSIE, Feb. 27.
it) Mr. Andreurs with a dino-
ASSAR students have at
Sororities to Spend Million on
favon
last received official per-
Skidding Automobile Throws
New Houses, Says
mission to smoke.
and Mazarine,
The decision was reached
Star 25 Feet; Cut by
Dr. Scott.
after conferences among
Windshield.
trustees, the president and
Northwestern University's co-eds
members of the faculty and
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27.-Ru-
soon will have fourteen new stone
leaders of the student self-
dolph Valentino narrowly escaped
sorority houses, costing approximate-
death today when the automobile in
ly $1,000,000, on' the campus, Dr.
government group. Many
which he was traveling from
Walter Dill Scott, president of the
students were against nicotine
Francisco to Hollywood skidded on
university, declared last night.
and the college authorities
a curve and was wrecked against a
telegraph pole at San Luis Obispo,
"The average cost of the buildings
frowned on the practice.
Valentino was thrown twenty-five
to be erected," said Dr. Scott, **will
However, two rooms have
feet to a railroad bordering the high-
be $75,000. With the central bulld-
way and received bruises and cuts
ing and open dormitories for women
been designated where the
from broken glass.
which are planned but for which
students make smoke.
None of the cuts was believed to
funds are not yet available cost
serious. reports from the scene of
the accident stated.
screen director, whose name was
G]
MESOTHORIUM
not learned, and R. Rogers, the
actor's chauffeur, also suffered cuts
and bruises. The three men were
takento Santa Marguerita and given
medical attention.
FOUND GUILTY
Tries to Drown
2 Sons and Self
Since the printing of a story
which appears in the magazine sec-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. - Maj.
Leigh J. Zerbee of the Chemical
tion of today's issue with reference
Warfare Service plunged into the
to radium poisoning, certain scien-
icy tical basin today and rescued
tific information has come to light
Mrs. Marguerite L. Dickey and her
3-yearood son Charles.
in which it is made evident that
Mrs. Dickey, because she feared
mesothorium, and not radium, was
responsible for the conditions de-
her hasband, in Detroit, was going
scribed in the article.
to getta divorce, attempted to drown
This matter has been the subject
hersen and her two small sons,
Billy and Charles,
for scientific investigation in the
plants where Tuminous dial painting
She succeeded in taking the young-
is being done, and is the subject of
est ghild into the water with her. but
Billy broke and ran away after a
a report in the Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association of Decem-
struggle, Then Maj. Zerbee plunged
her 5, 1925, and it is now declared
in and saved Mrs. Dickey and
Charles. Maj. Zerbee then hurried
that radium has not in any way been
ayay to "change his wet clothes."
responsble for any occupational dis-
ease or symptoms of disease.
SEA HOLIDAY FOR KING.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-(By Universal.)
Leggett May Head
The King and Queen will make a
yachting cruise this-Spring for the
Police in Wilmette
King's health. The King has not
been robust lately and his physfcians
Officials of the village board of Wil-
have advised a sea holiday before
mette deny it, but the report per-
the opening of the principal social
sists that Charles W. Leggett, 101-
season.
mer police chief of Evanston, will be-
come chief at Wilmette. Mr. Leggett.
who has been a coal salesman since
he lost his Evanston job when
Charles H. Bartlett became mayor,
A.Y.D.
would no discuss the rumor last
night.
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