New-York tribune. [volume], July 10, 1921, Page 3, Image 63

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THE TORTOISE r
AND THE "HARE,"
the latter in this
case being a two-kid
power locomotive out
San Francisco way,
while the tortoise is
Anastasia, a 600
year-old shellback of
Golden Gate Park.
"Ann," despite her
years, is still able to
daily haul the chil?
dren visitors about
the park. KadeUi Herbert
NO WONDER THE
BELGIAN ARMY
made such a good
showing against the
invading Germans, if
these two gigantic
soldiers escorting a
wee Antwerp lad
down Main Street
are a sample of the
rank and file. As a
matter of fact they're
but individuals of
normal size dolled up
to advertise a new^A
chocolate. _^^__t_|
International _/^____H__B
"SILLER BEA ST?
IES." Sandy Mac
Gregor, a Scotch
comedian from Kil
marnock, visits the
Rosebank fur farms,
on Prince Edward
Island, and poses for
our camera man with
a quartet of preciou3
young silver foxes.
A9 Sandy remarked :
"Come to my airms,
ye bonnie wee sleek't
beasties; ye're siller
foxes, but ye're worth
your weight in
gowd." How'd you
like to have them
around your neck
next winter, girls?
Underwood.
THE CROUCH
IRON, a historic in?
strument of torture,
is demonstrated
aboard the old Brit?
ish convict ship Suc?
cess, now lving in
the Hudson off 129th
Street. The prisoner?
was sentenced to
from one to twenty
four hours, according
to his offense, in this
diabolical double
strip of iron which
made fast his neck,
wrists and ankles.
Right?A CANINE
AVIATOR. Toy,
a six-months-old Bos
tion terrier and mas?
cot of a San Fran?
cisco aviation com?
pany, who walks with
ease the wings of a
plane in flight.
Kadvl & Herbert.
Left ? NATIONAL
DIRECTOR OF THE
GIRL SCOUTS, Mrs.
Jane Deeter Rippin,
who is on her way to
attend the Interna?
tional Conference of
Girl Scout Commis?
sioners from twenty
six countries, which
will be held in Lon?
don late this month.
Mrs. Rippin goes as
the representative of
the 104,000 Girl
Scouts of this coun?
try.
I "GAIETY," as typified
in this appealing maid?
en's head which is part
of the wondrous
bronze and marble
monument by Edmund
von Hellmer, teacher
of many American
f sculptors, in memory
of Strauss, the famous
Viennese waltz king,
which was unveiled in
the Austrian capital
two weeks ago to-day.
Orare .Inert.
AN ADDED START?
ER FOR THE "FOL?
LIES." Miss Helen
Pachaud, an attrac?
tive California lass,
all dressed up in an
appealing redskin
feather outfit in
which it is reported
she will soon do a
sertsational Indian
dance with the "Zieg
feld Follies."
International
"THE APPLES," an
interesting canvas,
particularly to thirsty
Americans, which
won a gold medal at
the Paris 1921 Spring
Salon for French
painters. The triple
panel is from the
brush of Robert
Salles.
Syndicate _?- la t'ruprirtr
ArtUtt ique-Aronit.