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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH Where American Legion Will Meet in October Worlds Longest Dirigible Is Christened . iilJrr!n t lt thronga which attended the rliriilrBls( at lr. Hugo IVhrner, a 'Jo of the late t'ounl 127 which was called I'ount Z'jrlln. huge ship .73 fool long, ona anil Frlodrlrhhaffen. Germany, of l oik half tiinoa a lone aa lh Ia Angeles awl a lenth longer than the It patwll go Into regular transatlantic passenger service between Seville anil lluenoa Aires after a flying trip to the United State. I Ibis nrrlul tb-- of part f San Anil). Trvna, nr memorial, In which the auxiliary oil! wool In tW llrl R.iptiat cbur.li, erected a . tin foreground lit m ill I of tl Aaierlcnn In the bacfcgrounl. ho s In It fitVM Mil municipal auditorium, iMukr $ to 11 The women French Journalists Honor Unknown Soldier Chicago Will Have Biggest and Best Armory Plan for the Oiio detail by MaJ. Gen. Roy TiJ-olln- T .cmy fourth l'lol-- Artillory Memorial nrmory In Clilenjo non nnnounecd In lki.mii Nailnnal Guard commander. The onnouncement Indicate that the lmlll and the n.e.t of It a kind In America. It will mat more than ajicrtaturs. Hero lltmdr.-.- l I. Kii-- l n, In; will l the t(gg-- t la a sketch of the building as designed. FEARS DEPORTATION Statue of a Famous Sheriff Three prominent French newspaper luen, visiting America, paying their resHets to tin Unknown American Soldier at Arlington. Left to right: Unpt Andre I.nfund, owner of Le Journal de Rouen, oldest iuht In France; Cupt. Leon Renter of the Havas agency, and Ir. Marcel Kneeht, chairman of the Franco American committee of the French press. PILOT OF GLIDERS If the United States deports Ludmila Maksimova, young Hussion girl residing in. San Francisco, she will go, not to Siberia, but to death. This was the plea voiced by her before immigration officials when she, was arrested for being in the country IlMiss Maksimova escaped legally. from Siberia in and came here r on a permit after she liad been sentenced to death by Soviet authorities. Now she fears deportation as the death warrant is still waiting. Tunney Retains Championship one-yea- Alexander P. Proctor, noted sculptor of New York and Los Angeles, as he appeured with the finished plaster model of his newest equestrlen statue of Sheriff Till Taylor. Mr. Proctor did this in his Brussels studio and had it east in bronze there. lie expects to return to the United States soon and bring the huge statue with him for unveiling at Pendleton, Ore. The city of Pendleton ordered the work to honor the memory of the sheriff whom desperadoes killed some years ago. Edison Promises to Hein Democrats Capt. M. Kochlo, one of Germanys foremost glider pilots photographed In his glider which lie used in the contests held nt Corn Hill, Truro. Mass. The Germans are trying to popularise gliding which is so far advanced in their country. ENVOY TO BULGARIA i This picture Is telephoto by International from New York to Chicago and shows lieeney down in the tenth round. John D. Jr., Buys a Historical House Jose de Leon Toral, the assassin of Gen. Alvaro Obregon. . of Mexico. President-elec- t Fa'.th After a Storm storm compels a man to sock shelter to try out his anchors, and Ir appears to me that storms develop the fine spiritual filter of faith, says a student of uature la the American Maga A ,.s Edison (left) and Senator Morgan F. Larson at Edison s laltoni-orin West Orange, N. J., when the candidate for the governorship of New 'i Jersey paid a visit to the inventor. Edison pledged his allegiance to the the coming election and especially to Senator Larson. democrats rne H. F. SJchoonfeld has been President Co. li Ige to Arthur by appointed be American minister to Bulgarin. He is a native of Providence, lliiotle Island, and has been In the consular service since l'JlU. h Moore house, m r York town, Va., which John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has Just pun based in an attempt to restore the historical properties in Virginia. It was in this house that Lord Cornwallis signed the articles of surrender drawn up by Gen. George Washington thus ending the Revolutionary war. The purchase includes the surrounding field, on which the actual surrender took place. 1 |