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SEEN HERE AND HEREABOUTS THIS WEEK BY THE TIMES' STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER J ~ . , ' An octette of bathing brautirn at the Tidal Binin Hathing Beach nut down in a row lik? Ihia and let ("arr Thoner photograph them. So here they ar??and it's juat another bit of ocular proof that At lantic City s vaunted beautiea and l.oa Angel***' fam d beach atara have absolutely nothing on Waahing ton a own beach-popularity-inducera. The Tidal Haain Beach ia crowded every one of theae hot after* noona with young people aetking relief from the heat. Printing Senator Harding's pic ture on this page?down below ut the right, us wo did, we could hardly omit to show yop the Republican candidate's wife, to whom he at tributes much of his success in life. This picture was snapped daring the week on the porch of the Harding home In Washington. ?? Il KM-nis the proper thing for President* to bo golf enthusiasts. Taft and Wilson find their recrea tion in that game, and now comes Senator Warren (I. Harding, who aspires Republiranly to the White House, and who, as you can see by those picture*, is also a goif fan par excellence. These photci were snapped at the Chevy Chase l:nks. where the Republican candidate often finds rec reation and pleasure in a round or two. cry -CjVL r r/rctYFR^ The organ-grinders' nnion might have taken nrrption to Mian Jeanctte MoTwig gan's extraordinary activity in the collect on of pennies, dime*, quarters and more? much more?during the past week, if it weren't for the fact that thin pretty mini in doing it for Casualty Hospital. Hi** McTwiggan. to aid in the Casualty'* drive for funds, procured this organ and monkey and went out on the hiffhwaya and hywayn, gathering in the shekel*. Did she? Well say she did?and so will you when you rec41 that she garnered about $125 the very first day. Now, isn't that somrthinf? Here in the man given credit for one of America's greatest war achievements, the invention of the undemeas and underground wire lean radio. He is Dr. J. Harria Rogers, who wait Knapped by thr .photographer in hia laboratory at HyatthvHIe. Md., while listening in to trana-Atlantic stations. Dr. Rogere made it possible through hia invention for submerged aubmarinea to receive messages from not only land atationa, but from sirplanex and dirigibles Hia under ground ayatem waa used extensively in France near the clone of the world war, wireleaa messages being dispatched underground from dugout to dugout, thua eliminating the dangers to life of couriers. fir #5^