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elected mayor of Fairport, Ohio, the borderland of genius, ani also
is unquestionably the youngest above the average army officer, the
woman mayor of the United States average Tale freshman and 20 other
that is, if she is not considerably older leading colleges in the country,
than the 23 years to which she con-
fesses. Mavor Kankonen was elected Smuggling of liquor across the
on a ticket pledged to oust all boot- Mexican border into the United States
leggers. She was the youngest worn- in airplanes was discovered by Cus-
an to have been graduated from the torn Officer AV. B. Evans, when he
Women's Medical college of Pennsyl- captured the first flying saloon and
vania, and was a. member of the vol- the automobile into which six kegs of
unteer medical corps of the U. S. army whisky were being transferred near
Ban JJiego, L'b:. xne aviator, mo
, chauffeur and the -lookout were ar-
As observers of any developments rested,
on far eastern ' affairs; -a , group of "
Serbian officials Tiave come to Wash- The name of Charles Evans Hughes,
ington to watch the army parley. Left " head of th disarmament conference,
to right in the picture they are: Mr "Jfr.
I Skvirsky and Mr. Skvirsky, vice- Jt was a(rreed upon ln Washington
minister' of foreign affairs; A. after weeks of deliberation, and which
Tazikoff, advisor on economic mat- will go down in history as the impor
ters; P. K. Karavaeff, economist and tant achievement pf the session,
editor;' Gustav J. Farman. secretary. Jascha Heifetz. celebrated violinist.
,t t and Miss Helen Keller, famous deaf
Ms. J. Norman deR. Whitehouse. and Diind wonder woman, both well
chairman of the New York State known in Portland, recently met in
Woman's Suffrage party, since the Denver. Mr. Heifeta played selec
end of her service as a government tlons, while Miss Keller "listened" by
political agent in Switzerland and the means of her fingertips,
end of the fight for suffrage, has ...
gone into business for herself and is Jewish immigrants, traveling ln ,
now interested ln a leather products wagons and supplied with farm im
factory in New York, where she fro- plements. are a frequent sight ln the
quently appears in person and helps Holy Land. The immigrants, trek
on the machines. king with outfits very similar, to
those common in this country until
Nine freshmen, four of them women, the advent of the automobile, are in
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