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BETWEEN—E. jradstrect, of Cincinnati, \«ho 3 y who is the oldest , bends over his granddaughter, Ann B Wilson, six weeks old. The Prince an Faustino, formerly Miss Jane (maphr‘l of New York, been com ed by P for her s to tubercul lian ¢ 3 n, ON 1 Tex., @ de the International the bridg t a turbulent ri Highway between L Rio C s come. McCORMIC ter of Mr Seid 85 OUT!—Glenn Wri r Hargreaves of the bench as Hargreaves recovers the ball and tag failed to touch the plate. WEALTHIEST BACHELOR —_This is a new photo of , folyneaux, heir to an Eng- li-h carldom, wealthiest bachclor ¢ Wright out, saying he Hghboukizlng peer in Great Britain, 2 A WOMAN CUSTOMS INER NOW—Wo spectors — USED AS A TELEPHONE—One of the oldes e United States be to Joe Benneson of Duluth, a used in smuggling <l srior to the Civil war. Its crude mec m was based on the principle of acoustics, the center piece b sed as both transmitter and receiver, with a taut wire factencd to it. A bell announced when the line was in_use, and persons at each end talked aeross a single wire A GREAT MEMORIAL—This is the main shrine of Indiana’s SALVAGE WORK BEGUN—Clearing up of tangled ruins and reconstruction is under way at Gulf Refining company plant, in Bayonne, N. J.. where fire, attacking 16 oil tanks, did $3,000,000 damage. 5,000,000 World war memorial, nearing completion a¢ Indian- Financed by state, county and city tax, the memorial, com- poscd of several units, will front a plaza with a sweep of five full blocks in the heart of the city. LSO BN Ol =N ® A Ts 0N 4 Tas =5 Ay oaa