TIIE SUNDAY OREO QXIAK, rcmTEANP, OCTOBER Br"101P.V .4- MW. OF Ry-nr,, , t r- rTni n Y ' H "i ' " ' r r , rS'?'; r.l A- t IK y ' - x A- .v--- 1 A- - ; - y A ' , 1 v - kl -1 It r inaermocd 6 ,- : AS SEEN By Camera THE Duslness section of Galveston . was flooded by the disastrous tidal wave that swept the Gulf coast and caused loss of life and treat -damage at Corpus Chrlsti. The new seawall at Galveston prevented , greater damage, although consider able loss was caused by the waters. -As a means of partially pvercom- lng the high cost of slippers some genius has invented an electric spank er. It is not expected to gain popular ity with youth of the world, but may lessen the strain on tired mothers. Vice-president and Mrs. T. R. Mar shall have adopted a three-year-old boy. He. was an underfed baby In a Washington diet kitchen when he at tracted the interest of the vice-president. . The first women's - post of the American legion has been organised in New York, and has been designated Betsy Koss Post No. 1. Mrs. Kate A. Claggett, president of Yeoman battalion, U. S. N. R. F., presented, the flag of that battalion to Miss Annie -Sharp Soits, vice-commander of the ...new post. Lady Lowther, of the British peer age is classed as among the most " beautiful women of that distinguished social set. She was formerly Miss Blight of Philadelphia, and is now visiting in this country. The gor geousness of the jewels Lady Lowther wears, especially pearl ornaments, attracts much' attention and comment. What is said to have been the first airplane funeral in the world took place recently at Toronto. Can ada, when the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Allan was carried three miles to Mount Pleasant cemetery for interment.. Busses were the salvation of cross town travel In New York during the tieup of street railways. Per mission was given by the mayor for the busses to operate over the old car lines. .So great were the crowds try ing to ride on the busses that 40 boarded those designed for carrying 15 passengers and policemen bad to regulate loads-and schedules. General Pershing was greeted .by, crowded galleries when at a joint session of senate and house lie thanked congress for the cordial reception extended to him. This was the final ceremony of the official reception to the American com mander. , - James J. McCabe, composer of the American music for "My Country,, r rh,A " i a. ftr.hool suDerinten- dent in New York. He is almost a perfect double of President Wilson and is frequently embarrassed by the attentions showered upon him. fefA'fl'' SiOJ? 0jC In New York a recent conference yy'ff -Pj" &sy&&?JjysJffl. was held that attracted a group of the . most famous women physicians and surgeons in tne worm. xno tuuvn tion was called by the social morality committee of the Young Women's Christian association.' 9f -t 1 t . 4v.vH v! k t ift' i " t -iifygcsKt a gr?zi 1 I 1- . ' r .y 1 il V 4 V it 3 V lnderivood & UnderwoffdfY 7 LrYVi i 1 1 v ' ' y. i ' -T fc ...... .. v .":.. .:r ...... . . . . w - . v.js - -w. .. . - . : ... .. .... ...:v.v..i.:"S. M: a fi.'fi .f-Vvu.' r "'it nr " W' -t-... : A-w Ybj-jZ-jy-eSfysSsj" Susses 22& 7V$Sj S'Sxcts-. Sp S r i-'f; v,.k if -1 V:ai Al" i ma Irtss' M'Jzzejz 'sJas 0Sj& WfJ7J??S0JZ Ts jy? ' i , . so - A k A feAr EJ r:x-AA- aJ tMenoy l L f I . tr Ai 7t iwSwJSiS ;s imM : r"llf 4lfAp A -x tP I S5A v j-f V j3?&f ' T : I.'....': .SgSS - s.f: -. .' Umtfhftlk-i'lirrimfflAihiwiirMrirwr '"" " ir r . j .. hm-Turz : Q1P r f ' JPaysAsj? 7l6J7je-yjz? J?" ifoTJerJLuSjfteSc-- K lnderwood.M Y 3Q