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NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTURES
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kr DIkKCT CABLE r ROM ROME TO AMERICA
OFFICIALLY OPENED
LflUuls ol the Wntrrn Union Telegraph and Cable Company
m the United States to Italy. The official opening took place
when the Italian Ambaaaador. Baron CUcamo de Martino,
t button that tent the mat flash. Conxratulatory meitaftct
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aneil lUlwrcn mmiin wuutiuc BilU till! rvillg oi naiy.
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DAWES AT HIS DESK
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king him at hit official dcak in the Capitol, in the umi office
Ik piedccessors in the nation a second ciecuuve posu
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MUST "OLD IRONSIDES" CO?
ronsides," aa the U. S. S. Conatitution ia affectionately
ill lover of American history, which may land in the junk
eaJ of holding Its place a founder of the American nation.
".is consented to the restoration of the frigate, and has author-
acceptance of private contributiona. Secretary Wilbur haa
thai each school child should give a few penniei to rebuild
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VIOL'S STAR HONORED BY KING GEORGE
t-Hen Terrv. world famou. staee atar. ha at last been
honored lor her wonderful career. She haa been made a
lie Gund Order of the British Empire. Photo shows M-ss
.ih l,e, friend. Miaa St. John, reading the letters of con.
To Explore The "Graveyard
Of The Atlantic"
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fKiilnrcr. wli'i rcri'iitly nailed
nbi'itnl Ihf ArtMuruH with a bo.it
lmtfl of urii( i"jiiliit'Ut to cxplortt
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"..nivfyar i of tha Atl.tiitlr" The
"irjV'-y:-rr H between Cuba ami
the Vrle IM.iikIh. rontlmially
rh;in'l"t; It k pokIMoii thT Vror.-
of Hliiptf have miihlf-nly Oiniiplctafd
l.i thv Atlantic, and ni.iny of thptn
ur in thu S;irciiHso Sa Thf W.ph
of the A ret ii mi i nro tltt-d with j!'ns
li.uieU for vtulinK uutivrw ater Mfu.
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AN AMERICAN BEAUTY
Miss Sylvia Brainerd, cauchter
of tiie socially piomir.e.it Mr. and
Mr. K. C. tiamcia. ol Waiiiing
ton, D. C, has be:n picued by
Cecil Thomas, renowned English
sculptor, as one of the molt in
spiring type of American beauty
he ha een in this country.
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ELIHU ROOT, ENTERING
81ST YEAR. QUITS AC
TIVE LIFE
Snapshot of Elihu Root leaving
hi home In New York on the
eve of his 80th birthday annivers
ary. At celebration in hi honor
at the Union League Club, Mr.
Root voiced a message of faith
and hope In the future of the
country, saying that at no time
had better men aerved the gor.
ernment. or citUena Toted to In
telligently. .
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THE NEW GOVERNOR OF WYOMING AND HER TWO SONS
Her Excellency, the Governor of Wyoming, Mrs. Nellie Taylor
Ros, leaving the Capitol at Cheyenne after taking the oath of office,
January 5. with her two ons: George Lee Rcss (left) and William
Bradford Ros. The first woman to be inaugurated governor of one of
the United States of America is the widow of the late Governor William
B. Ross; so Gecrge and William are first boys in history to be sons of
two governors.
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GRAND DUKE BORIS. BROTHER OF "CZAR CYRILS', OF :
a) RUSSIA, AND HIS WIFE '
Arriving at New York on the S. S. Olympic, the Grand Duke Boris,
of Russia, and his wife, the Grand Duchess. The Duke is a brother of
the Grand Duke Cyril, who recently proclaimed himself Csar of All the
Russias, and whose wife, Grand Duchess Victoria, has just returned to
Europe from the U. S. A.
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MR. AND MRS. LEWIS INSPECT THE MAIN 8TREETS OF
EUROPE
Sinclair Lewla, author of "Main Street and "Babbitt," with bit
wife. Mr. Lewis haa just published a new novel, "Arrowsmith," for
which he has been gathering material during the paat two years. Mr.
a.-d Mra. Lewis are now travelling extensively In Europe and contem
plate a trip to the Orient nest year.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL SWORN IN
Charles B. Sornberger (left), appointment clerk, swearing in John
Garibaldi Sargent (right) aa new Attorney General of the United Statee .
at the offices of the Department of Justice in Washington, D. C. In
centre is Rush Holland, Assistant Attorney General.
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THE CHICAGO POISON CASE
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Shepherd, foster parents of the late Wil
liam Nelson McCIintock, "millionaire orphan," who died last December
of typhoid fever. Mr. Shepherd is accused of having killed McCIintock
by inoculating him with typhoid germ.
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THE SCHOOL FOR ITALY'S '"BAD BOYS"
Instead of aending its bad boys to reform schools, Italy has a
fleet of ships, on which the boys receive stern and rigid lessons in
discipline, and at the same time get a good knowledge of seamanship.
Quite a few former bad boys now hold officers' posts on Italian mer
chant marine vessels.
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SNAPSHOT OF SPANISH ROYALTY
' Left to right: Tha Infanta Marie Christina, the Queen and tb ,
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