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THE BAND YOU WILL HEAR ON CITY HALL PLAZA THIS SUMMER AND IV
LEADER
Silas E. Hummcl's veteran band has obtained tho contract for music the cominjr season at
the plaza and nt Convention Hall. It is a big fnvorito in this city and has taken part in
most of the parades and celebrations hero in recent years. Inset in the drum is a portrait
of Leader Hummel.
Photo ly International Film Service.
MEXICAN LEADER TAKES BRIDE
Miss Maria Tapia, a typical Mexican beauty, was married the other clay
to General ObrcRon, right linntl man of General Carranza, do facto
chief of Mexico.
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fm0fg: j3WrWfr Th,a is the camp of tho 13th Cava,ry nt Columbus, New Mexico, with tho town showinp; in the background. The picturo reveals tho flat '.',
Photo by latcrcatlonal FUm Bcrvlct.
CROWDS THAT LINED THE STREETS AT THE MARDI GRAS
New Qrlcan reports a record-breakinjj attendance at its recent annual carnival, which draws sightseers
uora every section of the country. Here is a view of the parade as seen from the tops of houses on
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HE PROCEEDED TO "GET OUT AND GET UNDER"
A snapshot of younjr Master Joseph McCracken, 263 North 4th Btreet, laboriously fixinjr up a damaged crankshaft or something that
interferes with the smooth running of his "autocar," He has all the air and attitude o a trwbled motorist.