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N the early days of the new adrain- vision of his son. Dr. C W. Sawyer,
lstratlon at Washington Theodore The on served as a eaptaln in the
Roosevelt was sworn in as assist- medical corps of the array during the
ant secretary of the navy. Standing world war.
by him at the time was Gordon Wood-
bury, retiring assistant secretary. - Long distance transmission ot mu-
sic by wireless is becoming a common
When the ltttle ship Eldena sailed tunt Recentiy aB entire vaudeville
from Blzerta, Tunis, for New Tork, It profframme staged in Ossinlng, N. T.,
carried young Jon Jacobson as a wa, neard Dy eiect audiences In Ut-
towaway. Because of his ineligibili- tla Root, Ark., Salem, O, Cincinnati,
ty to land and a law requiring that Washington, D. C, and other distant
he be "secured" while the coat is m a places." The headliners, Rosetta and
United States port, the lad is kept yivian Duncan, are shown In the ae.
chained up most of the time. Inas- COmpanying picture, singing ror the
much as the boat he Is on may never widely scattered audience,
return to Tunis, the stowaway's fu- .
ture is very problematical. After a year's absence from the
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King Constantine of . Greece and '..-.
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noted republican leader, has returned.
As yet It la necessary for him to get
about In a wheelchair.
members of his family are once more
located at Athens after having long
been In Switxerland. Prince Paul
stands by his father and Queen Sophie
is seated. In the group picture pre
sented here
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When F, J. Hagenbarth, president
of hs National Wool Growers' asso
William Walter Husband has been elation, visited the Whits Hons to
appointed commissioner-general of present the pleas of wool growers for
Immigration to succeed Anthony the emergency tariff bill he was ao-
Camlnetti and has taken up his duties, eompanied by a galaxy of western
senators. In the photograph, left to
While Dr. C. EL Sawyer of Marlon, right, are: Senators Miles Folndex-
Ohio, Is In Washington serving as ter, Washington; T. I Oddie, Nevada;
President Harding's personal physl- William E. Borah, Idaho: Mr. Hagen-
clan, the work of his sanitarium at barth, Frank R. Gooding. Idaho, and
home will go right on, under super- Robert N. Stanfield, Oregon.
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