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PERSONS, SCENES AND EVENTS PROMINENT IN THE NEWS FROM AN ACTIVE WORLfl
NEW FEMININE HEADGEAK FROM PARIS IS WARLIKE fY 5 EACH CAN ADMIRE THE OTHER " ( Y AND HERE IS A DRAGOON EFFECT
This odd-looking: hat was modeled after the fjladlator's helmet of jl Z Woman in France has liked tho soldier's helmet and has appropriated the idea. fly-L A T'1'3 P'lunnfc affair was built by tho chapeau-makor with
the early Christian era. wfeflty VL 1)"SU? ono on 'n0 cnva'ryman'3 casquo.
WINTER CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
MOSQUITO
Experts declare that the battle against tho pest of summer should
bejrm in cool weather with the cleaning up of marshes and weeds.
NEW CHURCH IN TACONY IS BUILT OF GRINDSTONES
This neat edifice stands on Disston road. It was constructed of the stones used in
sharpening blades in the saw and tool works nearby. Some of the material is shown
in the circle.
PART OF THE MOSQUITO HARVEST AT THE NAVY YARD
There are C30 varieties of the insect known in this country, and
most of them are probably repiosented on this screen from a
battleship's air intake.
WONDERFUL "PAPER-SCULPTURED" ANIMALS TURNED OUT BY ARTIST WHO USES CARDBOARD AS MATERIAL AND SCISSORS AS TOOLS
At aa exhibition of "Art as Applied to Children," in New York, a intnbution that has attracted much attention Is tho work of Alfred Frueh, who I3 well known m this city Mr. Frueh can turn these figures out in a few seconds from a sheet of folded
paper and an ordinary pair of. scissors. The lifelike attitudes which tfco artist has obtained have been pronounced marvelous. His skill is a source of keen delight to the children.
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