w , negation nonwux» summit: 3mm _’ "'2 i ILLUSTRATION OF CURRENT EVENT NE S 1“ MARRIED T0 BANKER. » (Yi,-vyi~i;,l|t by (Hull-lunch! & Undt‘rwood. Mrs. Alice Key Comley Stevens, doughter‘of the late Mr. and Mrs. William .I. Cowley of London, England, and former wife of Mr. Wash- lngton Lewis Stevens, whose marriage to Mr. Henry Payne Nash, As- sistant Secretary of the Equitable Trust Company, took place in the Hitchcock Memorial Church, liurtsdale, N. Y. PREFERS UNITED S’T’ATES TO NATIVE COUNTRY.' _ ’ O ‘. -w-.....-.4..t.~.v;-.,,.: } Flol‘om'o Low, 3. member of the Chinese race. the oldest in the world, has become a daughter of young America. Miss Low is a prize essayist and cook. prefers the fashions of ilapperdom to the most costly and richly embroidered costumes of China. IRISH LEADERS 0F OPPOSING PACTIONS. BOBY 0’00N non, MICHAEL COLLINS. ‘ Dublin is seething in a. civil war. The Free State trOOps under the leadership of Michael Collins and the insurgents under Rory O’Connor a hen clashed at Four Courts. and the situation 1091!!! FEB- Efigts to, declare an armistice hays tailed. ~ -_- “3...... _ . '5 WARNS PRESIDENT THAT Prof. Gustave Meyer, noted as- trologer who in 1901 foretold the assassination of President hit-Kin- ley, warns President Harding that his life is mmggd b? an assassin. IEFFERSON DAVI: MONUMENT, MU ”Hiram”, 4 .1: The Jefferson Davis monument, now being erected at his birth- place. Fainiew, K32. will be the tallest in the world, with the ex- ception of the Washington monu- meut. October 1. , -‘ It will be unveiled about HIS LIFE IS MENACED in HE MAY BE PAGED IN SENATE NEXT. ' This presents William Tyler Page. clerk of the United States House of Representatives. continuously in service for forty years. Mr. Page went to the House as a page in 1881. Now he wants to succeed Joseph 1. France of Maryland in the Senate. TRIPLE’I‘ Slsrsns Wm HIGH SCHOOL HONORS. mum.» ‘4 a... i _.. Q‘... Loft to rightéLillian, Louise and Laura Bulsset, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buisset of Punxutawney, Po, who have just been graduated with honors from the high school oi their home town, PRIZE ART WORK AND ITS SCULPTOR. :- v we?» ~ 3% ’ ' cw A, For manna technique and soiidttov displayed in his group. “Th0, ' m Mn, ‘ MM-mv.¢\s . . - x« This is Mr. Thomas De Witt Guy- ler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, to whom an ultimatum has been sent by B. M. Jewell, head or the Shop Grafts UNCLE JOE WELCOMES loo-YEAR-OLD ex-ssunrox Representative Cannon of ty-six years dimmed the other day when err—Senator Cor California, who is almost 100 years old, dropped in at the how the boys were getting along. Mr. Cole was on the Spea with Abraham Lincoln when the President delivered his tan-ion at Gettysburg. Viscount Grey of Fallodon and his bride, the former L5. , conner, are now quietly passing a few weeks near Wilsford Manor, Wiltshire, England, where the wedding ceremony took place. NEWCOMER TO THE STAGE. Union, stating that a strike of 400.000 railway shopmen of the, csmsrr will be sailed on 1'11! 3: I 1 time 38" 3 ie_ 8911* . Beautiful and charming Beatrice Bradley, who a short embarked on a’stagecareer hastbeen selected to support. in. “The. Lnsyigbie.”féirkx;§iM.§a_Y£¥i I
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