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Scenes and Persons in the Current News
1-Lfwi* 0 Harrows R e p u b lic a n , wh
i York barb r after its (light a c r o s s the
refuse on French »oil.
<r < i l Maine 2 G erm an flying boat Eolus in
loyalists fr in Irun arid San S ebastian tak-
P ic tu red h ere is a section of the g re a t n et w hich h as been sw ung b e ­
n eath the Golden G ate b rid g e a t San F ra n c is c o to in su re its being “ th e
sa fe st job in the w orld.” The net, first of its k ind to be used in c o n stru c­
tion h istory, has been sw ung th irty feet below the b rid g e and is d esig n ed
to p re v en t w orkm en p lu m m etin g to th e ir d ea th from th e dizzy h eig h ts
of the b rid g e in the ev e n t of a fall.
Fairest Twins Hold tin* Youngest
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Tbii i* a rn-w Italian tank w hich e a rn --, a bridge f r trail i rtu g idler over sm all rivers.
toted for the fln.t tu n e at the huge Italian w ar m an u ev e rs held n ea r Avellino recently.
It was dem
Tw ins from all ov er th e co u n try atten d e d th e n atio n al tw ins con­
vention held re cen tly in Ft. W ayne. Ind. G enevieve and J e a n e tte D u m as
of C hicago w ere voted the m ost a ttra c tiv e pair, an d a re h ere shown hold-
I ing Jo y ce and Jo a n S nider of C olum bia C ity, Ind., four w eeks old, the
y o u n g est twùns pre sent.
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enting to A ndre* W. M ell n. ce n te r, a n d his
nephew . R .c h ard K. Mellon, right, the society's b ro iu e plaque for out­
stan d in g serv .ee to ch em istry .” Young Mr. Mellon accep ted in the
n am e of his fath er, the late K- B. Mellon.
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Takes N am e F rom F orest
S m allest National I’afk
Academ y, originally, was the
Hot Springs, Ark., about tlfty miles
nam e of a grove n e a r Athens w here
south and w est of Little Hock, has
Plato gathered with his followers.
been a national park since 1921.
In tim e, the school of philosophy
though it has been a national re se r­
headed by P lato took the nam e
vation under the protect on of the
of the grove w here its doctrines
g o v ern m en t since 18.12. Said to be
were first ta u g h t Academ y in the
the sm a lle st national park with an
m odern sense refers to e ith e r a
a re a of only one and a half square
group of learned m en or, m ore
m iles, it contains forty-seven boil­
com m only, to * school or college.
ing spring*.
In the reo rg an izatio n of the S p an ­
ish cab in et the post of p re m ie r w as
given to F ran c isc o L arg o C aballero,
left Socialist lead er. He also took
the portfolio of m in iste r of w ar.
L ieut.-G en. J. C. Dill, d ire c to r
g en e ral of m ilita ry o p eratio n s a n d
in telligence a t the B ritish w a r of­
Law of H um an N atu re
fice. who w as ap p o in ted a s th e new
It seem s to be a law of num an su p re m e c o m m an d e r of m ilita ry op­
n atu re th a t som e should alw ays be e ra tio n s in P ale stin e to b re a k th e
desirin g changes while o th ers are A rab g e n e ra l s trik e by force. At
m ore concerned with the p re s e rv a ­ th e s a m e tim e a division of 10.000
tion of things as they are.
troops w as o rd e re d to P a le stin e .