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January 6, 1916
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THE WORLD'S KALEIDOSCOPE OF EVER-CHANGING EVENTS AS RECORDED BY THE CAM
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Photo by Underwood & Underwood,
HENRY FORD STARTS HOMEWARD FROM NORWAY
Tho peacemaker whose project wound up so sadly appears on the right. With him is his faith
ful companion, Dean S. S. Marquis, of Detroit, who stuck to the motor imtker through thick
and thin.
Photo by Harris & Ewlnc
BELLE OF THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS
The prettiest woman attending the sessions in Wash
ington is said to bo Senorita Conchita Guirola, who
comes from San Salvador.
Photo by llarper SmiflV
- ATLANTIC CITY'S FIRSTSURF BATHER FOR THE YEAR 191G' J
Miss Agnes Ciuno Ouinlan, who is a musician, of Sharon Hill, Pa., braved the'feZjl
breakers'yesterday, despite the fact that tho water registered 33 degrees. TheatUflJ
oi ijiu two women presents uairunn Luminal.
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FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS QF THE MUCH-DISCUSSED FORD PEACE PARTY ARRIVE FROM NORWAY.
The nature at the left revpals some of the pretty college girte who accompanied the expedition as delegates. Left to right they are Misses Elinor Ryan, of Ohio State Collage; Katrine Brwsterrof Vassar; Elizabeth Hall, of Barnard; Ota. Fern'GueSsford.oi
tirake, and Nellie May Iteeder, of Wcilesley. On the right is a deck scene taken on boaid tbe Oscar II as A neared Gbristiania. Delegates are, taking exercise an,a scanning the horizon. The old gentleman in the lur hat is the Rey. Dr, Jenkin Lloyd Jonetv