1922-07-28 — Page 6

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922.

CAMERA NEWS

This photo was taken at the Chicago armory where the 1324. infantry was ordered to mobilize for use of needed in the mine war in the southern Illinois fields.

This shows a beadquarters group in the Chicago armory discussing plans for procedure *Left to right: Captain Iver M. Hanson, plans and training officer, Colonel William E. Swanson, commanding the regiment, and Captain W. P. Hair, adjutant. The regiment is being held in Chicago for use if needed in the southern Illinois coal felds.

This bank of earth thrown up by a steam shovel acted only as a temporary barrier PIAN, was attacked and several score of men were killed and when the ma lojured. la the foreground are (1) State Senator W. J. Sneed, sub-district official of the miners' union, (3) Cal. S. N Hanter of the Illinois Mihtia and (3) Melville Tharton, aberiff of Williamson counts.

The giant anchor on the bow of the Majestic, the big-

gest passenger liner afloat.

Giant cradle on which the ZR-1, rigid airship, will be built by Am Scan engineers at Lakehurst, NJ. The craft will be 675 feet long and 784 feet in diameter.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

HELLO, OLIVIA. THIS IS TOM - I'D LIKE TO SPEAK TO HELEN!

ALL RIGHT I'LL CALL

HER

The Message Was Sidetracked.

OLIVIA, SEE MRS BAILEY'S NEW HAT-DON'T YOU THINK IT'S

A BEAUTY? OH IT'S JUST STUNNING!

TRY IT ON, OLIVIA, AND SEE HOW IT LOOKS ON YOU-

WHY IT EVEN LOOKS GOOD

ON ME, MRS. BAILEY! DID YOU HAVE IT

MADE?

YES, I HADIT MADE-IT'S

JUST YOUR

STYLE OLIVIA!

BY ALLMAN

OLIVIA, WHAT

IS THIS TELEPHONE TOM WANTS

RECEIVER DOING

OFF ?

OH, I FORGOT

TO TALK TO

You!