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Show OUR 'BOARDING VTWO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST io, 1928, HOUSEF By Aherif ALIMONY MARKET RATHER f7 -- . w ' I rii.iA.i. upmumwq AM ; HAVM(3 A PICTURE y- d-f- VBoor TRAliPLiLEKSTT eyr A- t- vflQ of me MV BLIAiDFOLP , A CIS ARE!, - e flj,s -- -- i MoT ojvJlv -BL t - Me, - I TAKE MAtSbR, IFAMotTHer PITcHer nrA' A POOR FOR SOCIETY LEADER of V Cl3AKert corfroU stoffep m V P'nLE, y CT -- r.:: ::::: coammciaks (A MAKE' a ( rsr-rm- s -- idfLt Tes-r cf--th- e " - jy, Vu" - -- O. V.'4S ) j :pwmSri; iilpfii ; '. m,;; ... - Meap 2 amp elded that the $2000 a month alimony sho sought in her separation suit against Reginald V. Hlscoe, wealthy broker, would be $1700 too much. He allowed $300. 7 Mrs. Hiscoe's suit pleaded that her only income was about $9000 a year from General Electric Stocks. But lawyers for her huBband had another story to tell the court. Wealthy Jn Her Own Right? , I H acoa, - Invested eyl-elated$8000. for .his wife and her mother a few years ago. Under his careful husbanding, the $8000 acorn grew into a $400,000 oak. they said. They contended that despite her heavy expenditures for such luxuries as a J.t' 3 HpW'p IT BE M1STAM LI.. plnilrilllii-tFiil-l- SpliiP l V m r: PAGE nv. Chairman Work and His Aide i ... Mrs. Hiacoe still $17,000 automobile, had plenty of this money left. The irscoc enjoy wide fame In society. First married in 1911, they were divorced In 1919" end remar- ried in 1921.. With plenty of. money, they have been now in Florida, now In Park Avenue, now at - Southampton whereer society was pursuing its "seasons". Mrs. Hlscoe became a ' ? tennis star. Lived at Expensive Hotels Hlscoe has one home on i1 4 9f t I J Fifth ' : Chairman ot the Republican National Committee Hubert Work. left. one en Long fehrndr JrAHert; KaTisas"publlsher "ahd director "of publicity, are anHcnry Mrs. Hlscoe has lived at such ex pictured here In conference .at Washington. One of their first pensive hotels as the Plaza and, the problems was the' suggestion Of Senator Arthur Capper that the cam" " ,, St.. Kcgia- - .. . paign budget be limited. Jo $3,000,000 this year.1; son. MraiiiscQe has a MfWPreKJttF.rr-Ronald Br.'nkerhoffHiscoe. THrfr 0f drawing only 12.50 and In her separation suit, MriLJHlt- ilhink. what you ' please- - about being;hombcCoTihoTKraboiit twlee rbjrehargrs nor mate with Cruelty. Mussolini,' he is enltled to first a year.. Powerful must be the Threats, beatings, and the tossing prize In the matter of putting down glory, when a man will of a glasaof milk in her face forced and keeping , government ex- stand that .. her to leave the Hiscoe home on penditures. He holds eight cabinet Fifth Avenue, sho said. , posts and yet his pay consists whol- SWENSON FAMILY (GATHERS In asking $20Q0 a month alimony ly of house rent and about $1250 Descendants of the late August for the support of herself and her per year, His only other possible Swenson, pioneer of Spanish Fork, ' son, Mrs. Hlscoe asserted her hus source of income Is his interest In honored the birthday of Mr. Soren-so- n . 1 Z. :. Marie Hbcoe . band's income was $75,000 to $100,-00- 0 the newspaper, Popolo d'ltalla, by the annual family reunion at a year. which is run by his brother. Geneva Beach yesterday. rAbout 125 Mussolini cares nothing Tor rich-e- a members of the family attended. A lot of rookies have made home He is after glory.- Great riches Sports of various kinds were en- New York society it her f Supremo Court Justice Frankcir- - runs this, year that are not counted and great' glory fail to mix, very i Joyed, together with a program and her financial thnlor of New York has just de- - in their halting averages. awn?tr often. dinners by family groups. Z 7, . , ,. ,. 1 AvjnuMmd ... rH - - - ' ids II II IB I I I WVaai Ynn - T.r--!- N SXX . at -- "Unnm .. lllllllllllllf rHH'l .y-- 1 aV A o.w..!-.- - - Ir I I rn 111 I - .15' rrL nnn S I inP H ri- r- I ISj - f.T-- J' . r w Mr ''V; ruslve ' retirement. . t M TUNNEYSS ed straight to the toprrbecause l)f wanted a million doliara, plus culture," plus socialstanding. In the process he became a new and remarkable type of champion He was jeered and he- was laughed at. '. ; v his reach the fairy princess riding -- Biit Vhaf iiid he care? For Gene in the gilded coach. Tunney, born In Greenwich Village, About that time Mary "Josephine tne son of Irish immigrants, had Lauder was graduated from - the won the fairy princess. . fashionable Lenox school, New ."' York. It wasn't long until that section Self--: of fandom which craves its takes Ita fighters raw was jeering Tunnay. He read books. He quoted Shakespeare,--Hknew a lot about philosophy. He even talked pure EnRlish Instead of the Jargon of the ring- .. It wasn't long tmtil fandom learned that the world's champion heavy- - Story Of the "Gentleman Scrapper" and His "Fairy Princess" Throws New Light . On Rise Of Champion r ' 1 - DISCLOSES REAL GENE By MORRIS DeHAVEN"TRACY rNEW YORK, Augr 10 UP4-T- he love of a man for a maid has given remarkable .the world Its most pugilist. heavyweight champion The champion, of course, is Gene maid Tunnejr, now retired, and the U Mary Josephine Lauder, daughter of one of the country s n richest families. They will be mar- - Y ;'tt' ;..t-.i- ...,. . : S j v"v: i. rl. c""''7a ' - He's ried this autumn or winter, prob ably in New York. The "Why" Is Revealed The rumored engagement of the Conn, "champiorTand the Greenwich. confirmed in society girl has been frhmds I weight pugilist was- an "announcement made by at Mrs. gue8t at such socially brilliant f Timnev and Miss Lauder an places at South Ampton, L. L. Bar that with Only Xauders request. Harbor, Maine, Lake Forest,-111- ., become did it posu.c nouncement and Geno finally he attained Newport. ot why true story to tell the "Tea fighter" the. cry went up. nnt nnlv became a cham-but also ho wlch. Conn- -, where lived the Lauder lie became a Shakespearian scholar, family, a man of culture and a man outside ' Table" Jeers of aU precedent of both aociety and "Bridge There came the fight at Chicago. the prixe ring. the Tunney. trained surrounded by The story when told, removes of Tun-ne- y wealthy and socially elect friends. mystery from the activitiesactivities He was jeered again as a bridge while champion tabic rfBamplon, but Tie"" went "Inf which often brought him Jeers from the ring and. once more battered the followers of .pugilism. Tun-ne- y Jacki3empsey nto a bloody defeat. As gathered from friends of After that Tunney came to tho and of the Lauder family; the and sent greetings to romance goes back some five or microphone "and . my especially, Josephine everyone,... six yeara when-M- ary friends in Greenwich, Conn." Those Tun-wa- s Lauder was a girl of about 16. ago when 'Bill Droege-mu.ellwho hear didnt know It but they Three-year- s a friend of her brother-in-lafirst tried to pole vault, he were listening1 in on the romance Edward Dewing of,- Hartford, Conn. of Gene.Tunncy and Mary Joseph- could do. but, an inch or so better " Through Dewing- quite without ine Lauder.' ' than 10 feet But he Is one of those t . Lauder., Miss met he design, The fight over, Gene counted rift "young men who follow all the old tb be a sprightly gU-She proved er dar-ln- g mnnry anH fnnnrt that he hart pretty rules to HIirrPHH nnd his perspverg. age, aLIitcUu, a lmature"T6r-hto make close to a million dollars. , ence and determination of a sailer skillful rider, and J'O.ne more, fight will be enough," 1 good could not be denied. " He was culture of a and artistic girl yachts, r he said and he determined he would captain of the Northwestern track and refinement Tunney found-he- wo- fight once more and then retire. team in 1927 and is now abroad with young an altogether charming Then he fought Tom Heeney and the Olympic squad, having tied r' man.-" Sabln Carr and Lee Barnes in. the won again in his gratest fight. Take Stock Of Himself Two days later he announced his finals at Harvard. himself. of So he took stock was a young prize fighter, justgct ting a little more than started. His education os that of the com-th- e common schools and the marines.' His social position was that, of the son of Irish Immigrants. irwis v w "1 the Mary Josephine Lauder was and Lauder, Jr, of George daughter wife, related to the Carnegies, and worth millions made in steel.-- ' She- - was being educated in tho schools reserved for the elect of wealth and refinement. She already had culture and learning and would have more. Mary Josephine Lauder was a fairy princess, riding up the shaded highway In a gilded coach. Gene common peraon who Tunney-wa- s could walk the common path and out upon the prlncesrtmt riot " gaze aet foot upon nor royal roaiL .. ' It was a tough problem for any man. Until he could enter the Lauder home as a man of wealth, ho could admire, but he could not attain the side of the fairy princess. " He " must "have"e ven " TOorf-th- an wealth he required also culture and social standing. Doubly rids In Scream, Car-- So Gene Tunney started out to nation Milk makes and all these things. Z get " -- . ?conomicaly Jt'was at aTime when prize fightdelectable ing was Just entering the "million and custards,"., puddings -- dollar" phaaejunney disliked prize -icecreams, smooth ' velvety fighting." It wasn't inherently- his game. But he needed wealth to wlo rich' sauce and-Sou. Jhls fait Jady, Such tempting goodness ' He decided the way to gain was 83 a puirilist trf caDltalize no appetite can resist- lTunney aet out-- to become- - wor; Writ for Ctok Book champion. His Rise To Wealth CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. - For the next couple 6f years he fought his way up over the rough 383 W; 84 St. Sfc, Itlt lake Cltr route which leads to pugilistic in MkaMMaMMsT came that night greatness. Then Aa lntarmsuntala Praduct mi : 1928 at Philadelphia when Gene . 1. j battered Jack Dempsey Into fugll-"Ism- 'r second" place and himself ontc " the throne. When, at the end t)f the. fight, the announcer proclaimed the coming of a new king of pugilism. Gene Tun"From Contented Com' his dreams were e wn. c. w. r. Ca. ney' knew-tha- t' CPttiJog true. He saw almost within ANNUAL iiiai IM 1 - NOWTORMING Thousands Join Every Year . er GLUE 1 1 MAGINE getting paid for buying a- Heatrolai Actually, you can- - by Joining our HcatroIa Club now. 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