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A BREAD LINE THAT FORMS EVERY DAY, THOUGH ITS MEMBERS PAY CASH AS THEY GO
This Is the lino found every day stretching away from the doors of one of the biggest bakeries in the city at the hour when one-day-old
loaves are placed on sale. Its members come to net first choice. This picture is of interest just now on account of the fact that the
recent rise in the price of flour has caused most of these buyers to be content with two loaves where formerly they bought a dozen.
SENATOR MORRIS
SHEPPARD
Of Texas, who has raised the
furore over-the question as to
whether the District of Co
lumbia shall be wet or dry,
and who is bent on making it
arid, is one of the youngest
members of the Senate, being
not yet 40 years old.
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GREAT CELILO CANAL WHICH WILL OPEN UP FERTILE BASIN OF COLUMBIA RIVER
The construction of this $4,000,000 work is being watched with interest not second to the Panama Canal by the pe'ople of Oregon
and Idaho. It will make free passage possible from Lewlston, Idaho, to the sea, a distance of 476 miles. It will carry the great
wheat yield of the Columbia basin direct to vessels that ply the Pacific.
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WATER-FILLED TRENCH ABANDONED TO BRITISH BY GERMANS
This picture reveals the reason for the stories of discomfort and suffering that have come from,
the war front. Men have had to stand in such trenches in the coldest weather for days at a
time, not daring to move because of the hail of fire. Pneumonia has claimed many victims.
CANADIAN TROOPS NOW ON CONTINENT REVIEWED BY DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
The Canadian troopers serving with the Allies in France and Belgium are giving a good account of themselves, if reports
recently received from the front are true. They distinguished themselves by a charge a few days after arriving at the firing
line and have already paid their toll of dead and wounded. This picture shows one of the Scottish regiments on parade.
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HKAW OF TSEl CUT DOWN IN INDEPENDENCE SQUARE REPRODUCES WASHINGTON'S FEATURES
Whfttt W of the W flni trea thai ha? long decorated Independence Square was cut down a day or two ago. some one noticed that
crow wttJon ffVat4 a bart whose outtoe was curiously reminiscent of the features of the Father of His Country. In, order
tBSar fc Tft photograph was made of the statue ef Washington which twi$ in the rotun t City JJaii, n a J
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IS EDUCATION POISONED BY WEALTH? THEY ASK
Left to right. seated-Tames R. O'ConneU. of the. District of Columblaj Chairman Frank P Wf'fi vl
Missouri; Mr. J. Borden HMttaB, of N?w York, and HarrU We&stock, of California. Standing.
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