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INSPECTING BOY SCOUTS.

General Sir Neville Macready, Commander-in-Chief of the Army in Dublin, Inspects the Royal Constabulary (Dublin Policemen), and Royal Irish Boy Scouts.

FAMOUS TREEJ C

This Washington horsechestnut has been given & place in the Hall of Fame for trees with a history by the American Forestry Association. General Washington sent the sapling from Mt. Vernon to General Brown, who was a member of his staff. The circumference of the tree to-day is 27 feet and seven inchos.

PRESIDENT HARDING.

The American President from aboard the yacht "Victoria" bida good-bye to his friends at St. Augustine, Florida.

ACROBATIC MARVEL.

Franz Urbani is probably the youngest professional ac- crobat now on the stage. While lying on his back he supports with his hand a 140 pound man while the latter jugglos a barrel.

ICE SKATING CHAMPION.

Charles Jewtraw, of Lake Placid, N.Y., won the U.S. National Amateur Ice Skating Championship title at Lake Placid, in the Adirondacks, winning both the 440 yard and the three mile events.

MR. F. P. WALSH,

appointed legal adviser of the Irish Republic" in the United States. He will represent Ireland in all matters in which it may be concerned before the depart- ments of the United States Government,

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

I SEE OLIVIA'S COMPANY IS уSH-HH~ NOT STILL HERE! HASN'T THAT · SO LOUD! FELLOW GOT A HOME?

WHAT TIME DOES THE TRAFFIC OFFICER UP AT THE CORNER. GO OFF DUTY, DO YOU KNOW

HELEN ?

Tom Didn't Say a Word

AT 'TEN O'CLOCK

I THINK!

OK, TOM, WHERE DID

MOD GO?

BY ALLMAN

NEVER MIND!

WHISTLE!!!

GO GO