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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16. "1920.

TO-DAY'S

PICTURES.

SOME

OF THE "WANTED" WAR CRIMINALS.

The Ex-Crown Prince.

The Ex-Kaiser.

Ven Ludendorff.

Enver Pasha.

C

WILLIAM HOHENZOLLERN

Von Hindenburg.

Statue of Wilheim 1st, pulled

of its pedestal by inhabitants

GOT ME, A SAre Carratas.

GOPYRIGHT_PRENE, ILLUSTRATIMKJAERVICE, R_YU

Mr. James W. Gerrard, former U. S. Ambassador ti Germany, who glaringly ex- posed many of the horrors of the German Prison Camps.

DLINGS OF THE DUFFS

WELL, I JUST GOT DANKY TO SLEEP AND OLIVIA AND WILBUR ARE OUT SO WE CAN SPEND AN EVENING

ALONE TOGETHER-1 HAVE SOME

THINGS I WANT TO

TALK TO YOU ABOUT

IT'S A REWEF TO DE ALONE FOR A CHANGE-

WHAT I WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT TOM, IS SOME THINGS WE NEED FOR THE HOUSE- WE'VE SIMPLY GOT TO GET A NEW ICE BOX OR HAVE. THIS ONE.FIXED-

I THINK WE OUGHT TO GET A

NEW RUG FOR OUR ROOM.

DON'T YOU?-

A. Pleasant Evening?

́UM HVAL

WE NEED NEW CURTAINS IN ALL THE BED ROOMS UPSTAIRS AND A NEW DRAPE NE THE BALL- I WAS THINKING THE DAYELPORT OUGHT TO BE RECOVERED- WHAT COLOR WOULD YOU

SUGGEST FOR IT?

BY ALLMAN..

WHAT, ARE YOU ASLEEP? FINE COMPANY HOU ARE! THE FIRST TIME WE'VE HAD A CHANCE TO SPEND, A PLEASANT EVENING ALONE. TOGETHER.

THEN YOU FALL ASLEEP

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