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THE CHINA MAIL.

TUKSJAX SEPTEMBER 4, 142,

Whether ex-President Woodrow Wilson, who now lives in Wash ington, las bought this ult Virginia homestead, located near Fairfax, Va, his native State, remains a mystery, The mansion, about 10 miles from Washington, has been the property of A. G. Edmondson, and neither he nor Mr. Wilson will confirm the report which growns daily. The house and 250 acres of land are valued at $129,000.

Tester Schnitzer

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Master Lester Malcolm Schuit- zer, just past his third year, amazed spectators at Manhattan This is what happened to Train No. 41 of the Northern Beach. Long Island, by

Pacific when it ran through a switch that had been tampered with, re- the masterly way he conducted a had picked up a stone and braken the lock on the switch on a lonely sulting in four deaths. Archie McArthur, an eleven-year-old youth, seashore resort band.

sidetrack near Whitehall.

Zady Hardinge

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This is the most recent portrait of Lady Hardinge, a leader of London's social activities and noted as the best-dressed woman in the British metropolis. She has been hostess to many American notables in London.

Vassily Ľ. Petroy

Judge Anna Glugman

Lieut R. Irvmel

Lieutenant Rutledge Irvine, U.S. "aeroplane weight-carrying al titude, flight" and has received a

viag

Above is shown the Russian Aum Gluzman, Judge of the peasant, Vassily Terentevitch Pe-highest Russian Soviet Court, sit-Navy, holds the world's record for trov, who cheerfully admitted, in ting in Moscow, is the most feured Moscow, tint he maintained a regular schedule of at least two murders a week for more than two years. His Russig nikname is "Izvoschik Komarov," meaning Mosquito C Banan.

oficial in Soviet Russia. She has sentenced more than 50 persons to death, calmly and quietly. The severity of her prison sentences, against both ma and wo nga, is

notorions.

cup fro the Dayton. Chamber of Commerce as a tes- timonial of his achievement:" Lieutenant Irvine cli ubed 11,300 fret, with a loul of one ton, in a sitand and navy torpedo aeroplane

Enn and Mrs könald. Stovrs

Gaapral Rmdd Storrs, C. M. G, C. B. E., has been married is St Peter's, Eiton Squre, London, to Mrs. Clowes, a beautiful widow Taz bridegroom's father, the Dian of Rochester, and his brother, Rav.. Charles Storrs, conducted the services Tae bride was given away by her brother, the Hon. Hehry Littleton. General Storrs is Civil Gover nor for Great Britainia Jerusalem, and the wedding was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Hrbet Sinnel, the former being High Connissi vier for Palestine.

Dive

Game.

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African golf is the favourite pastime of aviators, and around Los Angeles army fliers have takea up a new game-aerial dice. Giant dice are placed upon the field and the arcoplane propeller, started. The air blast sends the die rolling down the field, and the numbers are read. Then the arcoplane goes into action again and keeps repeating the play until it makes its "point" or gets the unfortunate seven, in which event baby gets no shoes.

Bobby Jones

Robert T. ("Bobby") Jones, the 21-year-old amateur, who won the national open' golf championship at Inwood, in sensational match with "Bobby" Cruickshank, youthful professional, is shown_receiving the cup that is emblematic of the American golfing championship Jones thus supplants Gene Sarazen, to whom he played a close second last year. Left to right, "Bobby" Jones, Wynant D. Vanderpool Vice-Pre- sident United States Golf Association; A. T. Steiner, of the lawood Club, and "Bobby" Cruickshank.

ison and A6FRAK

Seventeen feet of waiskers-which are still growing-reaches Chicago, depending from the chin of H. W. Langseth, a specialty salesman, of Varney, North Dakota, who was given a trip to Windy City to attend a convention of specialty salesmen as the prize-winning whiskers grower of the fraternity. Admiring them are E. J. Denson and A. G. Burns,

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Do you experience difficul-

ty when reading at night?-

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UP

FATHER

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WHAT WAS THAT EXPLOSION?

IT SOUNDED' LIKE AUTO

TIRES!

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