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; The Meteor track signal, a threefold power torpedo, is one or the
latest “safety devices to be put into practical use. It hasheen adopted
by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The new signal is superior to all
others in thatlit gives warning through three senses, sight. hearing
and smell, instead of through eight alone, as do other signals. This
_ new torpedo is impervious to heat, cold and moisture and is clamped
. to the rail bx, flexible steel hands that hold it firmly in place. ,
new safety device. when exploded by a passing train. gives warning 7
In a brilliantilare. a loud detonation and a pungent odor. . fl .7 ’ ~ ' ,
‘ , > ‘ H. J. Donohne. winner 0! the Distinguished Service Cross and a,
7 . mat in the Regular Army, who vii! represent the enlisted men at
the burial ot-the unknown American Hero at the Arlington Amphi.
theatre on armistice day. November 11th. A
Gen. Julian 8. Carr 0! Chapel.
Hill. N. 0.. who was elected com-
mander at the recent Chattanooga
reunion or the organization. Gen.
Carr is 76 years {old and a leading
tobacco man ot'the South,
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den. Armando Vittorio Dias, commander in chief of the Italian
armies; Admiral EarI‘Beatty of the British Navy, elevated to the Peer- .
age for morons service during the world war, and Gen. Baron Jacques
of the Belgian Army, photographed at the Union Station, Washington-
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NEW PHo‘ro’cRArH or MRS. HERBERT HARRIMA ,
. though Dorothy 3. Kellen
two-yearrol‘d'danghter aim‘
‘ E.’ Keileyr ot. New York-famed!
have to wait six years before on-t
, ring school she has timid!
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7 . _ The new hire. HerbertflHan-iman, who before her mar‘riase'to the
her‘ millionaire banker and sportsman was was Sally. Hunter, daughter
- Evelyn Nesbit, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, who tried to com-
.“ “Ride by taking a large dose, at morphine. Miss Nesbit received
6 dim for non-payment of rent on a tea room which she operates.
. fie went into a frenzy when her furniture was placed on a sidewalk.
MARSHAL FOCH GREETl-ZDBY THOUSANDSUPQH ARRIVAL.
Upon that section of the Adirondack Mountains locoted in the New
York State Park will rest a bronze ot a stately Indian in memory
of the may tribes which once made their home in‘the‘ forests. This
__st§tue of l’roctor’s, the silt _ot GOQI‘EOHD. Pratg- has just been dedicatedo.
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of Kr. and Mrs. James Hunter-Lot New York city. Alisa Hunter fir“
met Mr. Barn-men in France, where she served as a Red Cross nurse.
They. renewed their acquaintance here in America. Janey are spending
,port of their honeymoon in French Lick, 1nd,. where they were so-
crotly woddeg. . - .
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