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THURSDAY
June 22, 1916
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NOT ALL MEXICANS HATE UNCLE SAM'S KHAKI-CLAD TROOPERS
Here is a rather attractive scene taken at the entrance to the International Bridge across the Rio Grande at El Paso, Texas, after General Bell had doubled the
guaru on that structure. A dainty Mexican senorita js helping the soldiers to while away the long, hot hours.
PEELING POTATOES FILLS IN THE ODD IIOURS OP WAITING AX
THE ARMORIES
Photo by Underwood & Underwood,
THE HEIGHT AND DEPTH OF FASHION'S FOLLY
The latest fads to which women have succumbed consists of a
nose ring, worn a la wilds of. Africa, and carrying the much
used powder puff in tho heel of milady's shoe. The noso ring is
worn in tho same manner as an earring as shown at the right.
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CREW OF U. S. S. KENTUCKY NOW IN MEXICAN WATERS
This is only ono of a ntlmber of first-class lighting vessels which tho Navy Department has ready to pour hot
shell into the shore cities of Carranza's domain in tho event that war is declared. Commander D. E. Dismukes
is. seated in the centre of tho group in tho foreground, with hands clasped, and next to him is Executive
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BIG GUNS OF FIELD ARTILLERY RUSHED TO MEXICO
Battery E, 5th United States Field Artillery, Is seen inspecting one of its 4.7-inch guns, on tho
other side pf the Rio Grande. .Eleven companies of coast artillery and 600 men of the First
Battalion of Engineers have been sent to augment the force.
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WOUNDED AMERICAN AVIATOR '
William Thaw was shot in, the arm recently
in an air battle over Verdun. The photo
graph show him, ftf.ter his. release from tha
hospital.
on, . . ARRANZiSTAS PASSING THROUGH SAN ANTONIO
Sortedlo tLtUnkeSta?fmSEil,laKpb0r8Ph shwlnK th" iwt Chief's soldiers betog
es?ortea to the united States camp site by officers of the 6th Infantry. Shey came from
qhjhuahua as aruard oo e. railroad train.