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those all over the country.
THE MILITARY TQAlNlNG CAMP
movo's
Kavsrone
. ‘sEMER. 0‘:
COSDANV “A” BEING
|NITIAT=D BY ,
COMQADES
T W.“ NEW VOI‘K BAH"- "
H Lh‘ t WALTER; AAQONSON .
art of warfare—«to be ready for the (‘Illl at a moment's notice.
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LE-F T TO RIGHT
Lows DANIC‘H, HAROLD ALDEN
DESI—ING ‘ 59003”
Competing for
*‘ Queer Pictures From Many Lands
$1,000 in Prizes
erg? ‘
Bra as Mortar
neorthed
New :are
Pris n .
Etruscan
figg‘eg Chariot
sooyrs. ol 30' 6°°
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“1' .9..-‘.
I fiction-wide photographic
J. ’ 't for $1,000 in prizes
. . was the Copper and Brass
March Association for photo-
..crgphs showing the durability of
.... , bras' and bronze. has
,H i: repl el from all over the
~ka and photographs taken in
. ' .' . 011‘ America of objects
. , which date back twenty-
, icpnturiea.
Dino! the most interesting en-
, "who ‘dlte is a copper bucket
; fin an‘ underground dungeon
“an ' ition of the old New-
notation)“ in the sixth cen-
Cr.“ recovered in 1902
' condition.
) , comes a picture
- Water boiler 65 years in
#932” 32.29}. end a
soldier sends a picture of a brass
court, France, bearing the date
1590. .
From Oakland, Cal., comes a
picture of the sanctuary knocker
at Adel Church, Yorkshire, dating
back before Oliver Cromwell. In
the old ,days if a man seized this
knocker he was safe from sum-
mary retribution for/a crime.
A picture of the Quincey Mar-
ket at Boston, Mass., shows a cop-
per dome ninety-six years old.
From Seattle was received a snap
shot of the great bronze Buddha
erected in 1252 at Kamakura,
China.
Many of the entries have inter-
esting humanc‘sidelights. There is
a"-picture of a copper bucket in
daily use for twenty-five years as
a milk pail, and a copper tea kettle
bought many years ago iii Ant:-
warp and kept because it reminds
its possessor of “grandma." The
Wilkitsnfiséeptember first. -
mortar and pestle dug up at This;
rue—Chicago Journal.
EVERETT snowman. or: COMDANV “c!
ENGINEERS. CHAMQQN Hth-l JUWER OF
7:3“. .3; Wood's examine;
WEDS AL JOLSON.
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THE CAM?
' ' ' ' ' - . ined in the
' -- ' '- ' . St. . . . l t. ry trainin camps of anle Sam, “here the )oung men of the nation are being try.
Smitcrcd all our the I iliiLd “0c are ml ‘ '1 g The pictures above were taken in the camp ancsmp Dix. N. .l., and is typical of
Camp Dix is under the direction of Brig-Gen. Weigel, commanding the Twelfth Reserve Army Corps.
MISS CUSHMAN TO WED.
Miss Mary Allerton Cushman,
whois Visiting the family of Min-
ister and Mrs. Schurman at the
American Legatior. in Pekin. is
marry Jacob Gould Schur-
man, Jr., son of the American
Minister to China, who was for-
merly president of Cornell Uni-
versxty.
O
Settled That Love Affair.
My first and last love affair was
when I was thirteen. [.went to an
ice-cream supper with the rest of the‘
'folks. My brother took his girl homo
and I thought her eleven-year—oldsls— .
ter was just about right, so .I walked
along with her. When the girls went
into theihouse, my'brother went in.
too. Burmy courage failed me and I
went back to the social Just across the
street. I waited and waited for my
brother till 'almost everybody was
gone, hut‘he didn’t come. It was two
miles to my home and I was afraid to
go alone. [hired a ltellow toga-with
‘1
Miss Ethel Delmar marries A]
Jolson, the noted comedian. ,Miss
Delmar is about 22 years of age
and met Jolson 'when she was
appearing in .“Scandals of 19:30.)?
HER lDEA OF FALL STYLES A SENATORIAL TOGA}
.. . . , 53953 A ' ch.
o.
0 H 5“ he democratic
Miss Belle Kearney or Flora. Miss» Who seeks t .
nomination to;- the United States Senate. She has a—stroug following
among the voters of her sex.? Her two strong opponents in theuraK.
are former Congressman Hubert 'St ‘vens. and err-Senator James
BALLOON _ s Gators.
Vardaman. , . H.-. u
TWO KILLED 3 IN?
. William M. Wood. Jr., son of President Wood of the American Woolen Company.
“anderGardner, were killed and five othebmen injured when a collismn occurred \
resulting fromV-a race on the State highway at Reading, Mass.
to the scene ot’the accident, landed in the Merrimac River at Lawrence‘. .Almu .-
1 ’ Auto lilacs.
me. .- e. - sm-
and his chum, Alex-
11 two other cars.
Young “food’s W)" in,
racing in a seaplane
the wreck of the ca:
“mg ”
Lena Stein. now 85 years old, who has astonished physicians fi’
Jewish home for aged and infirm in Sew York city by recoup
hearing and speech after having been deaf and dumh'since she w:
child. She is accompanied by her physician, Dr. S. Newton Leo, n
admits himself at a loss to account for the phenomenon.
‘5
‘An unusual View of any airship, and in this case of double is ~
It is the Sampaio Correia, taken as she soared aloft when 3531;:
start on the flight to Brazil. The picture wastakeufmns snow {
plane. _-. , w
,. - Great Lawyen’ Error!-
Like many other flat £5,253,
Lord Halsbury made his own “6:" 5',
did not do it “Worn:- 3“? ,4 .,
from the witness were T'f‘lfig“;‘;e
to its execution and com '3":er
it could be admitted to We; ,0“:
list of eminent 11'!“ _m ”if.“
‘muddie of. drawn: the“ ”1‘“ “[40.
is a long ons- 14°" 5" He ' Quay
as su- Francis Jane. was is? 3135‘
years President or fill. W ‘Wm
ion of the 1118:? late as 3most
a document w‘ 1 W
of the rules shim“ £02;
‘gvalld: will, and Lord m.
‘a‘ series" ‘0! tests-enter! main
which were the subject ‘ nag:—
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