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Building Giant Airship for United States
Picked Boy Scouts Go to England
The giant framework of the ll-'AH, flic worlds largest nli-Shlp, being built at Cardlugton beds, Unglund, for the Hernsteln of Jacksonville, Fin., with snakes.
United .States government. It Ih how Hearing completion;
Three hundred boy scouts, the pick of Amcrlcnn boyhood, chosen by n committee to attend a great demonstrn
Hon, of scouting tn England, are mobilized at Fort Hamilton, in New York harbor. They will also visit Iielglum
and Frnnce. This photograph shows some of the pick and their mascots. Left to right .T. It. Craig of Jackson
ville, Flu., with alligator; C. . Hill of Jacksonville, Fla.. with turtle; L. C. Osborn of Iowa, with owl. and II. B
Lloyd George in Strange Company
Senator Harding Greeted by Home. Town Folks
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Lloyd George, premier of England, photographed at Boulogne, France, during his recent visit, with SI. iMIIlcrund,
This Is how Senator Warren (. Harding will conduct his "McKlnley campaign" from the porch of his home at
Hie French premier. The two distinguished statesmen were received In quaint costume by the native (ishorwlves, Marlon, Ohio, from which he expects to make most of his campaign speeches. This photograph shows the Repub-
slid were presented with huge bouquets of flower.
General Pershing Gets Jeweled Sword
llcan nominee for president on his porch thanking the big crowd thit greeted him upon his return home from Wash
ington, T). V.
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Cox Reading Congratulation Telegrams
AS A SPEECH MAKER
Tho British ambassador to the United States, Sir Auckland Geddes, pre
senting lo flen. John J, Pershing a magnificent sword, Jeweled, chased and
engraved In commemoration of the splendid services rendered during the war
by General Pershing and the men who fought under him. Tho sword was a
gift from the corporation and city of London, delayed until London's Jewelers
;oiilrt bo released from their military tasks long enough to fashion the gift
with all possible care,
On the Way to Vote in Germany
Wesley Sheltlen. eleven years old.
won the first prize for bread making
In a contest open to all, run by
the Worcester Farm Unreal of Mas
sachusetts. Many women and girls
competed for the prlr.e, but Wesley's
crisp, brown loaves enn'led off the
first honors. Wesley baked (SO loaves
for the contest and all won high
marks. Though champion bread baki
er, he Is a regular boy, and there Isn't
Governor Cox In hlH private otNce in the Dayton News building at Dayton,
Ohio, reading the thousands of telegrams of congratulation on, his nomination
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anything of the "sissy" about him. Thlg ,s (ho rst plotoBra,m tllk(MI r ;OVernor Cox since his nomination by
the Democrats.
WINS MEDALS ABROAD
Aid for Fleeing Russians
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Photogrnph shows President Ebort of Gormuny, with his wife, on his way
to bu polling pjuce to cust his vote In tho recent Berlin elections to tho
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The photograph shows Franklin D
Itoosevelt, Democratic candidate foi
vice president, making a speech.
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Miss A. It. Wlelmlarek of Buffalo.
N. Y who recently returned from
Europe. . She was abroad two years
working with tho Polish White Cross.
Amonir the war decorations asvnrded A Turkish water carder distributing water among Uusslan families on
her are tho French honor medal, and bourd u vessel, fleeing from their devastated Uusslan homes to southern
tho Polish medal for faithfulness. fc.urope.
The Maharajah of Ulkuulr, who be,
sides being a major general In the
Hritlsh army, and representative of
tho Indian princes at tho nenco confer.
ence, Is a hunter without a peer.
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