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*?'?* '7?| 1 Right ?DAYBREAK ?a bit of poetry that metropolitan late sleepers seldom asso? ciate with the idea of early rising and fish? ing schooners. This glimpse of sea ro? mance left us by mod? ern progress is the five masted Jennie Flood Kreger, pic? tured in this artistic camera study putting out from Boston Har? bor at most any rising of the Sun. Underwood THE AVENUE OF LIGHT, an inspiring and symbolic ap? proach to the build? ing where the Arma? ment Conference is being held in Wash? ington. It is the lat? est and most supreme achievement of W. D'A. Ryan, illuminat? ing expert of the San Francisco Exposition. The jeweled curtain between the two obelisks 85 feet high consists of 37,500 Novagem jewels the central sunburst con? tains the national emblems of the eight visiting nations. General Electric Co. Left -.- MR. BURG? LAR! Be careful where you drop that incriminating revolv? er. For it will prob? ably be picked up by one of Headquarters' newest and best four legged detectives. Un? der the direction of the Shepherd Dog Club these clever canines are being trained for all kinds of protective and po? lice work for use in the army, Red Cross and police depart? ments. Vndrrwood THE ARMY'S YOUNGEST COLONEL, nine-year-old Uarda Burnette, gives a snapoy salute in anticipation of her duties on Armistice Day. The military Miss Burnette received her honorary title of colonel from the 77th Division, at the head of which she will march next Friday A PRINCESS THERE WAS, but now plain? we mean beautiful? Mrs. William B. Leeds. An attractive studio study of Xenia of Rus? sia, bride in the most recent international ro? mance, who was triply married in Paris to one of America's richest Sons. Underwood _ fnt'irnotiou?t Right?WHAT AM I BID? William T. Til den 2d, the world's fa? mous tennis champion, as auctioneer at a re? cent benefit for the Fund for Devastated France a t Jackson Heights, L. I. He is asking for bids on ten? nis balls autographed by President Harding. Outdoor Photo 'Above?OVER THE TOP! At the Pad dington recreation grounds, and judging by this sample of high hurdling by a Wool? wich Polytechnic girl, the team of women athletes from London should have little difficulty in win? ning at the coming meet in Paris. Right?FURRED IN AGAINST THE WINTER. In this rich coat of elephant American broadtail and dyed squirrel, muff of squirrel and. slippers and hat of broadtail, fashioned by Otto Kahn, milady of fashion amply jus? tifies the title of "A m e r i c a greatest fur bearing ani- i j mal." ITALY'S WAR HERO pays his re? spects to the United States Army at Fort Mye;\ Va., by review? ing the cavalry. An interesting study of General Armando Vittorio Diaz, victor of the Piave, whose great stroke in hurl? ing back the Austrian hosts in June, 1918 paved the way for the armistice. Genera! Diaz was honored with a salute of guns and a parade at Fort Myer. Paul Thompson "DOC" JORDAN OF YALE. The sterling fullback of the Blue eleven who next to Captain Aldrich is the Bulldogs best scorer this fall. Jordan put up a corking game a week ago last Satur? day when the Eli pig? skin warriors trimmed Brown to the tune of 45 to 7 and is one of the several important reasons why sport prophets believe Tad Jones's 1921 eleven shapes up as the best since the days of Ted Coy. Underwood. ALCO-GRAVUBE, INC., NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. ST LOUIS