Bible and Bullets Compete At the left is the Rev. On an W. Carter, who is trying to uplift the oil town of Borger, Tex., with the Gospel. At the right is Richard Her wig? whose *twa guns are a rival benefieent influence. There’s a view of BoTger between. Amarillo, Tex.. Oct. I—Two well- an eloquent reputation for marks known agencies of ui>lift are at work manship. ... , , u, the boon, city of Border, in the Rev. Orion W. Carter came lately Tex t' Panhandle. ami -Borger's of his own accord. He held his fust neighbor* 'are watching curiously to services in a furniture story, but soon -e, which will accomplish the most, succeeded in building u tabernacle. There's the Bible, as exploited by H* l«n t rigmer the LM-vear-old Rev. Orion W. Carter. “Everywhere 1 go tindlv' Then' there are bullets, as advo- , Carter. ‘I am received most kindly, rated by Richard Herwig. Oklahoma I am not taking up m> wora tna ... „ fight ng attitude. My hope simply «he pair ham i.% /.It. tto Uf*f «»»« * „ *«• »» ** ■" rough town. proper building, of a city. I see no adventure in it." Herwig is received more kindly, perhaps, but certainly with respect. There has been steady thinning of the ranks of Borger’s bootleggers, gamblers, and vice resort habitues since he 'became the town’s police An Old Story Until a few month# ago Border was just a bald spot on the prairie. Then —it's an old story—drillers struck oil. and a populace of 1.1.000 flooded in. Borger was being hailed soon utter wards as the reincarnation of all that was bad in the towns of the old west. The importation of Herwig was brought about a few leading busi ness men. Herwig showed up with his two six shooters, a police dog. and these things must be; it is the Divine program, she feels. Sylvia I’reaches Sovietism M iss Sylvia has no use for con stitutional propaganda, or the Second Advent in her scheme for saving the world. She has sepa force. W hether he or Rev. Carter ulti mately will get the most credit for “civilizing” the boom community— That remains to be seen. I held during exercise or rest periods. I Collected fines are put into a fund for penniless inmates. HEROINE OF 1*? r SKYSCRAPER HEIGHTS NOW CHANGE DAILY ‘Tailest Buildings* in Meat Cities Are Eclipsed By Higher Ones Yearly New York, Oct. I.—(A*)—With the skyscrapers of each year being lost in the shadows of the taller ones erected in the next, the deslgrier who wishes to plan a distinctive building no longer can rely upon superior height alone. . Most of the cities of the United States are seeing their “tallest build ings” eclipsed, one after the other, as the result of a construction trend which has been gaining momentum

■mV ‘■T' ' ■Kill ftr-...^^ turn PHI § • M%& -i®® I Hjljy y)fe j p m a. J3bM ■■■HHK&jfl| Muroa, Belgian sheepdog of Los Angeles, is such a his mistress doesn't turn a hair as he

HV I I I - Zjjii 8 Hdk^ • | H pH / : ' kJI I - t £‘jH I : : 1 w 4/1 UB • if*- I#^' rt f Ki f j :#. JP>3| P. a Base ball’s czar, Judge Kenesaw Moun tain Landis, indulges in a ‘‘hot dog” sandwich as he watches the opening clash of the series. T; Wide World Photo*.

*Jj K : -\^ Gene Tunney, the heavyweight champion and ex-marine, receives a “crown of from his “Devil Dog” buddies of the corps on his

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'fH " V ' ffmur 1% B V '*'ll Mike, the police dog, and Polly are frequently seen in this friendly pose in the front yard of their Atlanta, Ga., home. X' Underwood & Underwood.

Devil Dogs, Watch Dogs Now Bandits who have been preying upon the United States mails will be i jnfrented by the same olive drab uniforms and determination the Germans faced in Belleau Wood if further hold-ups are attempted. Here arc the first leathernecks to be posted over the mails at the Union Station in Washington. H. H. Billany, fourth assistant postmaster

ONE OF UNCLE SAM’S WATCH DOGS OF THE SEA /*** '•**— " 1 ■■■■ ' ■ i ■■■■■■ ■ -ii- ■■ ■ - The armorsi cruiser Seattle, carrying Admiral Hughes, commander of the TJ. S. battle fleet, passes Culebra cut in the Panama canal on a tour of inspection. The Seattle helped to celebrate Navy

With Gun and Dogs in Currituck > all the shooting in Currituck is confined to th? uiarshcs. Here woods and fields abound with much

Dogs of War Without Teeth Now C - | • ■ ; " • ; ■ ..... ... <: \ = 5 ' r i Seventy-five American destroyers lie at rest in San Diego harbor A cut in the naval budget resulted in the loss of their "teeth.’ but '♦hey could be back in commission in two months.

: n JPgf «.- .■ -* These bluejackets of the U. S. S. Seattle say their bulldog mascot, Kelly, is just as tough as he looks. ® p & A I,hoUni -

4' muni I HERALD' CAMERAMEN TELLTHEIR STORY Enjoying All the Comforts of Home! Dog's Bark Saves Eighty Lives On River IPia a Pile She Cost Papa! a (By Pacitic 4 Atlantic J Forty barges, with eighty aboard, went adrift in East river at New York, headed for Hell Gates's tides. Dog's alarm averted disaster. L. to r.: Capt. Aldrich, his wife, Mrs. Graves, Capt. Graves, Fanny, the heroine. Fanny is a husky Spitz, whose lusty lungs carried over to where Just Before Mr. Tunney Took His Icy Plunge To the items that make the cost of living kite higher this year will be added the cost of giving daughter her debut in New York. Consider what Adelaide Hutton's parties must have cost dad (above, with her). She was one of most feted debs and will be married in $60,000 veil. Tough Luck

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A- ' (By Pacific & Atlantic) A Capo Cod thriller was staged when crew of seven and dog were rescued in breeches buoy from the A. Roger Ilickey, fishing craft. Picture shows her going to pieces off Wellfleet. Pretty, but mighty dangerous for mariner.

Margot of the carl quith, is is reported, (1ST Pacific 4 Atlantic) Explosion, followed by fire, wrecked General Petroleum company at Cal., .$200,000 damage. Blast and blaze They Got the Dog

~ —r~- ||BjffM| »j| «yij r i - ps?|p|l f '; |HjB I|- ij ~ # * ■>'■*>• ~ ' MARINE M ASCOT RECEIA'ES IMPRKSSIA’E BCRIAL Sergt. Maj. Jiggs, famous bulldog "—'•" «• ""• »*H-» <"'T« !-»• *■ «"»"»">• V».. h nuturnwl b, hh • M* Imd.He, ~( .hb** » s be is buried there yesterday. Photo shows the flower-covered box containing the mascot s body being lowered into a grave near one of the Qiiantico barracks. Copyright by P. ft A. Photos.

Sergt. Maj. Jiggs, famous bulldog mascot of the Quantico Marines, is accorded military honors as he is borne to his final \ resting place in the Quantico> Stadium. Photo shows the arrival InA I M3l*/# ■ / m W B ■ Sr' ; JB 1 :

0 t'tulcrwood & t'ndorwood. I||e > MB Arthur Beauvais, champion dog musher of Quebec, with the timber wolf he is breaking in for his dog team. He caught the wolf last c\ 0 I iidorwnod Si I'tok-rwood. Summer.

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jL '** rVf in , tp ~I Y# „ riIT Iwir , ~_ , EX-CHAMP WINS FIGHT FOR DOG. Janies J. Jeffries, once king of heavyweight battlers, poses with .Mike, pet poodle, which he won for his niece in a recent Police Court battle at Glendale, Calif., over the ownership of the doc. doff made it plain, thonch. thnl ho personam poofoos hulldocs. Herbert Photo.

■ - ■ ■ i i ... ■ —■ ;A:v •<. Ryh• " ,:: :??wsBBteAs ; \ VmMm * ' pUSII •■ '• ’ i ' ' 'y ' AMBASSADORS DAUGHTER ACQUIRES NEW PET. Little Edith von Maltzan, daughter of Baron Ago von Maltz&n, the German Ambas' sador, poses with her big German police dog, who stays pretty close to his mistress’ heels during their dally romps about the embassy grounds Copyright by Underwood & Underwood ■ h i- o i. 1.

High Average Wins Team Capitol ■MB3Gfc> * * ‘ x &d IbV r t :§&§ SrJir ~ a^" IHs \ i!-™- 1 V#dß —■ -*f * Bp%? i, For winning each of seventeen basketball gabies til's season, the Sliarpsvllle Higli School team was a trip to the Indiana Legislature tpiay. The Bulldogs scored 810 point* against 457 of opponents. row (left, to right): Dutchess, Barkley, Johnson, 11. Cage, Simmons anil L. Cage. Rack row: Singer, Borol by, G. Scott, McCorlile, K. Scott and J. Holloway.

Expected to Worry Franklin Five fifer m if ./■* ' Hr : Harold Holz Butler's star center, Harold Holz. is expected to be one of the most important cogs in tho locals’ net machine Friday night when the Bulldogs tangle with Griz Wagner's Franklin quintet at the Armory. Holz is a Frankfort, Ind., lad. He is one of the most con sistent point getters on the Blue

Leonard one the Northland's photographed hi " dogs after winning the first race of the international dog-sled derby at Poland

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"Ujiyii jMj the best dog at the eleventh annual show of the combined terrier clubs Garden. New York. Acme Photos,

SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS ON UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND TRACK TEAM & •J. \ V ‘ -- '^l H m 11\ I » Wi Henry I / Matthews- m DOG RACE WON BY SEPPALA, ALASKA * - WOFLEBORO. N. H., February 12 Seppala of Alaska to won the second annual point-to sled dog race when he finished run from North Conway 3:56:50. Seppala # elapsed time for the 133 of the three-day race was Emil St. Goddard of The Pas, Mani captured second place with time the day of 4:06:25, and for the race 12:10:40. Francois Dupuis of Quebec, leader first two days, finished third with of 4:20:45 for the day and 12;17:50 the race, plus a five minute penal for a dog on the sled. Hi Mason of Tam worth, N. H., fourth place and led the four Englanders entered. His elapsed for the day was 4:42:30, and for race was 13:50:05. Theodore Kingeak, Alaskan Eskimo, drove Sepalla’s second team, with as lead dog, as he was in the dash to Nome, took fifth place the last of the prize money. His for the day was 4:51:05, and for race was 14:48:45. ( ' I i ■ ’ CARLTON I /Situ NAM fn3ifc B?;; ,v • •>.< r PADDOCK SMASHES 250-METER RECORD By the Associated Press. CLAREMONT. Calif., February 12. —Charley Paddock, sprint cham pion. opened his fourteenth year of cinder patji campaigning today by establishing a new world record for the 250-meter distance —cutting more than 3 seconds off a mark which has stood for 36 years. His time was I «nrk all Mk. > A L J |A:I i f ■/ ft ■" jil 1 "wife- T v/v I Wk ■. mu ’fmj Charlie R' 1 * Pugh- ( MpN*«r XpgSg * m JKjr, B.' S|:v \ / -jB \ John ! Gadd- Bps% R* I y&tei - c t® ‘ i-':/ W I J llpa PHoToi ty mjMji Br 1 cy PcftKlMS m Leroy l jg Sheriff- GALLAUDET ST. GALLAUDET tossers the brand of teamwork marked their early contests in walloping quint from St. John’s lege of Annapolis, 44 to 25. last on the Kendall Green court.

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' ‘ s< '' : are some of the teeth of the British bulldog on guard over the foreign concessions at string of armored cars shjwn in the upper photo and the artillery unit drawn up below had landed from a British warship when the pictures were taken. The armored cars are a new and mere mobile than tanks. The Cantonese army will collide with this armament if its ex Use New Car in China I " * 4k. : i % ' ’ • V W :<

Dogs’ ” ranks as one of the achievements of the screen. The picture Is based on a story by \Varner k Fabian, author of “Flaming and No. I—Conrad Nagel plays one of the leads In “Heaven On Earth,” at the Ohio next week. No. 2—Madge Bellamy will be Boatman,” will complete the pro gram. of the week start 3. ”E. &O. E.,” by Eliot Crawshay- Williams, was played by Mrs. James

sad V Wn^/ A thousand-dollar beauty. One of the bulldog elite at Crust’s Dog Show classic in London. T) Underwood & Underwood.

now fast-vanishing sect. ® Hprber ' pholo * 9v Companions of the North. Teddy King Eak, Eskimo trainer of Leonard Seppala’s champion dog team, with the famous lead dog. Billiken. f - • "• l < * l '"* rw * l '

::ulr Xortf.n, cok liratert sinfdnsr comedienne, and her famous Husky Sled Dog' "KLJI." Norton appears at the Strand Monday, headlining the vaudeville.

ARTIFICIAL BREATHING SAVED THIS DOG’S LIFE I I • % y *.? * F' Mr Not an unusual looking canine, you may say, but the only one in the world, according to verterinarians at the Davis Veterinary Hosp tal here, to have had its life saved by artificial iespiration. Queen Marie broke her leg and gangrene set in. Apparently dying when anesthetic was given for the operation to amputate her leg, Queen Mar.e was given the treatment that kept Alfred Frick, Evanston (III.) man, alive for 108 hours. After fifteen iniipiles Queen began breathing, and in is about in shape to resume her three

BH i | ■ & . iy HR ■> / ■ if ii Bp c «»&'£■ I" r .rWM» i ip ■ • v 1 A $lO,OOO PRIZE BEAUTY. In this case it’s the dog, a prize bull, valued at that figure and entered in the twenty-sixth annual dog show at Chicago. His name Is Bottonia Barrister and he Is owned by, Reginald M. Lewis of New York. His companion here says his countenance belies a most pleasant disposition. CoDvrisrht bv P. & A. Photos.

jfl fi v -v :•. ‘‘ r * ■** **»* Across the infield of the race course in the international settlement at Shanghai United States Marines are led by their inspiring color guard, while Chinese and foreign youngsters take the review. It was “only for exercise,” said our government officials, that the men landed from American men-o’-war lying in the Whangpoo, proceeded through the streets of the concession and paraded at the race course. Blit because their brief sojourn ashore came as victorious Cantonese si Idiers bore down on "the Paris of the East” it was suspected that the Devil Dogs' display perhaps had some more significant purpose.

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JB f » m ■ ‘- r Gilding the dogwood spray.

WASHINGTON PARKS BEAUTIFIED BY DOGWOOD IN FULL BLOOM This blossoming tree is one of about 100 located in Potomac Park near the Lincoln Memorial Pool, where sight seers are flocking these days. Experts estimate that #3 per cent of former destruction ot this tree in nearby Mary land and Virginia lias been stopped voluntarily by the public. About 1.200 new dogwood trees planted last Fall, on North Road, in Rock Creek Park, will present a dazzling array of beauty m a few days, according to the office of

. J Dogwood, Torn ’Robe of Spring,’ Selling f *Cb*»ap 5 at Marbpts. Wbil*» Trees Die

HHHBHHHMHMHMHHBHMHHHMMMH| - <&*<*' Friends in the big show. Fred Sterling, slapstick artist of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey’s Combined Shows, and his dog Dan Thev will be seen u ,U fi _ f U„ • _ c ‘ , ~ wnen the circus gives performances here May 27 and 28.

Hr ’! ft! Harold Holz. shown above, Tues day was elected captain of the 1928 Butler University track and field team. Holz is a dash and hurdle star and a member of the one-mile relay team. He played center on the Bulldog basketball quintet and was named on The Times* all-State selections. He at tended Frankfort High School and is a member of the Sigma Chi and Blue

w; IT M i jfc^ This rooster, fox and dog friendship is one of the interesting accomplishments of Mme. Martin (at left), a French woman who has reconciled other natural enemies of the animal kingdom. I iulrl vtooil & I'nilcl vviioil

helps pull the perambulator. p * A I’loao a. m i4'W4‘ ■ , v Jt. g rmjJHKBL jHe . '•■zxKs Sir Jasper, giant English sheepdog, shows his mistress, Mrs. Idella Patterson of New York, just how big he is after winning the blue ribbon at the Westchester Kennel Club Show. ’’ * A ~h,‘ "”*

A cat and dog life isn’t so bad after all, according to these two or phaned kittens. Losing their mother when they were only a A DOG’S LIF

HereivTiriylfPay Attention* - v 1_ '.. (Mrs. Coolidge has a new pet at the Black Hills vacation home. He’s “Tiny Jim,” a chow dog presented to the first lady by Harry Gillespie of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Coolidge is trying to make Jim perk up for bis chotosraph, but with Indifferent results'-

(NEA Service, Boston Bureau) Some folks up in Westerly, R. 1., used to call “Rags” a nut. because of his doggish playfulness. And it offended “Rags,” sober collie citizen that he is. So he called in “Mike” and “Ike,” his friends from a nearby oak tree, Just to set the gossip at rest. And they didn’t even bark at him.

Home Wrecked by Dog When Mrs. Mary Haglage of Kansas City, Mo., demanded that her husband, Walter F. Haglage, wealthy furniture man, choose between her and his dog, he chose the dog, her divorce petition charges. One day he drove with her and the dog to the home of his parents and left her outside in the automobile while he and the dog went in for a according to her complaint. Mr. and Mrs. Haglage and the

fjß mnS* A new candidate for the movies. Spike Danby, German police dog, going over a 13-foot climb on the New York State farm where his owner is groom ing him for the films. »* * a. wmn.-.

H Dog Wrecks Ship of Matrimony i . j \V hen Mrs. Mary llaglage of Kansas City, Mo., demanded that her hus band. Walter F. llaglage, wealthy furniture man, choose between her and his dog, he chose the dog, her divorce petition charges. One day he drove with her and the dog to the home of his and left her outside in the

11, : I.J ll ill L ll.j, Lilt ” Ji A dog’s life is what Castallian, imported racing greyhound, seems to bo leading. The hound, winner of many prizes on tracks in this country, is shown in the dental chair of Dr. C. E. Basehoar of Hagerstown, M. D., having two molar cavities filled.

M ***** i The Yale Bulldog has started intensive training for the Army Mule. When these two clash at New Haven on Oct. 22, a battle royal is certain to result, catch-as-catch-can style, with no holes barred. Last fall the Army Mule was in fine fettle when it took on the Yale Bull dog. The result was a one-sided victory for the Army, 33-0. It was one of the worst trim mings ever handed Yale by any old team and the Blue resents it. While Yale suffered de feat in its first important game of the year with Georgia, the Bulldog showed plenty of pow er as well as tenacity of purpose. Only the rankest sort of fumbling kept Yale from mak ing the contest much closer. This evil will have been taken care of by the time Yale meets the Army. This game promises to be one of the treats of the football menu for this fall, as Yale is sure to to avenge the walloping of last year, f When Yale Bulldog Clashes With Army Mule SIX OUTSTANDING STARS OF ARMY’S GREAT FOOTBALL TEAM

"■ v ' ,v : : .v..:. s'<S£ The facts have come out, every effort to hide them having miserably failed. Hot dogs will not wear heavies this season! But why? Well, W. F. Henderson (inset) has invented a nice light suit for the wieners. The pictures, from a Chicago bologna works, show Irene Kaczmarek (above) with a “lot of boloney, *’ and (below) factory

Aw! It's Just a Lot of Boloney! ' i I j 1 j j facts have come out. every effort to hide them having miserably failed. dogs will not v,car heavies this season! But why? Well. W. K. (inset) has invented a nice light suit for the wieners. The from a Chicago bologna -works, show Irene Kaczmarek (above)

Just a Lot of Boloney! j- 'A? & *&*■ The facts have come out, every effort to hide them having miserably failed. Hot dogs will not wear heavies this season! But why? Well, W. F. Henderson (inset) has invented a nice light suit for the wieners. The pictures, from a Chicago bologna works, show Irene Kaczmarek (above) with a “lot of and (below) factory girls

Jerry, a Belgian-Malmute dog, likes aquaplaning as much as his master. And he is even better sticking on. They are enjoying it

Aw! It’s Just a Lot of Baloney! faets have come out, every effort to hide them having Miserably Hot dogs will not wear heavies this season! But why’ Well P. Henderson (inset) has invented a nice light suit for the wieners!

These eight warriors of Yale helped boost the Eli stock sky-high Saturday when the bulldogs scored a 19-to-0 triumph over the hitherto undefeated Dartmouth eleven at New Haven. The Yale crew is now In training for its clash with Princeton following its contest with Maryland next week end. Hoben, Cald well, Decker and Eddy serve in the backfield, while Quarrier, Greene, Charlesworth and Fishwick are main in the forward wall.

AIL shooting appeals to millions of sportsmen ns no other sport it is s?i out door came in which men play with dogs. Your feels repaid for his tranps afield if lie doesn't hag a hied, lie loves his dogs and enjoys a day off with them. T>u( in the hunters got their birds. And jusi see how proud the dogs Inch. The picture is from a photo by Kuprrt West.

==_: tBEI : ~ I * A Ml » Mk aMfl HtagggjgjMfpKH HI lip fH . HjWM . jpg ml TOM READY. He has taught his Devil Dogs a lot of tricks to spring on the all-Army at Catholic University Stadium Saturday.

Some of the best greyhound racing stock in England. The dogs are part of a kennel of 300 at Ongar, Essex, where they are trained for the track. ©u nderwood & Underwood 11 Alll 111/Ml M •* t aml * m Imm _ / .1* t m of * parachu,e for a " so " drop ” ? Tha * s^v*£ \ photoplay. \ iana.”

Some of the best greyhound racing stock in England. The dogs are part of a kennel of 300 at

Vermont City Shows Force of Flood • *‘''”*sJvm ! Jl * r<*~. w ' ■* v ’ ■ '"" Torn and broken automobiles, washed out of the garage shown, above into the streets in Mont pelier, Vt., where some of them were carried for blocks in the swift current, illustrate the force of the flood that swept New Eng land w'ith tremendous losses of life and property. Below, John Rorrio, 10, aided by his dog, Jack, is shown as he saved one of his father’s pullets from the flood at New Hartford, Conn.

This Isn’t a Dog; It’s a Tree This remarkable likeness of a hunting dog really is a small cedar »,, rp trained to grow that way. A resident of Crete. Neb., has a yard full’of images sfleh as this, including a model o£ Paul Revere and his trusty steed.

jßfifeaßSiy i j Hr H fl Among the curious pets of Holly wood is Dolores Costello's Asiatic tem ple dog. For those who are puz/led.

1H mmv : ; gaw 4 flß||l ■hi* ' } ,, \ cs*\ S‘:j.f •’ \;.V /’-, . '” : *' . • Aristocrats of English dogdom. They are Carnforth Beauty and Carnforth Traveler, who won the championship at the recent Royal Veterinary College Show at London.

-!!!-! i Hex is reputed to be one of New England’s most intelligent dogs. He “gets away" with this chauffeur role in fine

KgS8 . ,-, r . Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story T-r 1 ' I W A.?VJr 'W ' - I fcl& JPpwP'- ';y,'3fP';"VJ Frouchet d'Espery of France, reviewing r - -' . ft 4J& - HFnS HARD T0 OBTAIN Greta fcfT WmT- :8? : i ' jggB I Hll. P hKsS"' m III Garbo' temperamental Swed- Ps I , 1 fWfe'A. I I kiTT ifflKS. TOw m ish film star, never knowing- k...."Mli i t IMV Mfflmnt.' PINCHOT'S BEAUTIES Ex-Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania proudly poses with his two Irish wolf hounds. Irish and Shawn, at his home in Washington, where he lias taken up his permanent residence. HARD TO OBTAIN Greta Garbo, temperamental Swed ish film star, never knowing ly poses for "stills," but some how or other the camera man sneaked this one over. .Oreta s wearing dinner gown elabor ately embroidered with rhine-stones. HONORED BY FRANCE Pilsudski. l the great Polish leader, with Marshal Frouchet d Espery of if ranee, reviewing Polish guard of honor at Warsaw as Pilsudski is decorated with French Medaille JWilitaire. A REAL SPORT Little Ruth Primrose, grand daughter of the Earl of Rosebery, must have made quite a hit with her grand pa when she appeared wear ing the Rosebery silks in ( International Newyrpel SHE'S A PERFECT LITTLE LADY Mildred Marcia Pinkenfeld, of New York, adjudged the nation's healthiest child, "t hrows" a birthday party to a group of orphans and demolishes her birthday cake with great gusto. nnl(MT.auon:i! Illuaira led News) .1. ' ' ' ' Of ?A ?A W f V Epsom r iBTLX KMfcl if i8llll I mul? t : Ji'-i SKIMMING OYER THE WAVES Carl Conroy, New York broker, pilots one or the speediest powerboats on Lake Placid, N. Y. It just makes vou sort o' hunger to be (here, doesn't it? ROUND THE WORLD Flight Sergeant S. W. Snarkes of British Royal HERO OF THE ALPS Here is Lion, finest dog attached to vi,F!!i,rrionSn THE QUEEN OF SPAIN This.beautiful portrait world-famous St. Bernard hospice, and he has helped aid motorcvcIe tour. He crossed ot Her Majesty victoria Jiugenia is tne latest iur tuuimwa iaacicir nu nave uuch wai m uiuuuloiuo United States in 11 days. InU'rnii t ii-nn I I llust ra tt'it News which phe has sat. Mntrniitlona1 NewnreeH) 8,000 feet in the skies. Onternationut Ncwreeh i Inlrna: ion;i I Newsieel) fit 0 9 it Si El SI 0

Dogrone Doggy! That's Frank Vincent, 15. who claims to be the world's smallest cabin boy. His smiling swank is at the service of 360 passengers who recently set out from New York on the S. S. Empress of Australia for

A Joke? No, Sir!lt’s Sure-Enough Dog wSTOCTH Wr ; .iu wmilflnß Just because Lyndygae Dandy is a funny lookin’ little feller is no reason to think he’s a Joke, a rag doll, or somethin’ like that. If you dfrr the joke’s on you! For Dandy’s a dog’s dog, champ Sealyham of Bristol, England, Kennel Association’s Show.

n Cognac" Stays With His Ship U I I ym ■M m M ;*• "I f ■ ■ ' ill m mmm "Cognac" Is the oldest member (In point of service aboard) of the company of the U. S. S. General Aiava, stationed in Chinese waters. dog. shown «hove with Malcolm T. Lyon, radio man, has served as mascot of the vessel for nine - ■ m W vX-X; ■ •M m mm • ;• 1; . A. - : : f ' . WÊ, Mt :i;.i Wi

c»m a score of eastern society centers winter sports railed social registcritea to fashionable Lake Placid d here you see them gamboling in the snow. At the right, Peggy Bassick of Wabash, Ind., and her skiis; low, lit,tle Karen Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Demnrest Lloyd, of Washington, D. C.; and above, Jacques Suzanne, guide and mushcr, returning to one of the hotels with his dog team. Society A-gambol in Lake Placid Snow terday by federal bank

Slain in Nicaragua ' j| v :■ k '“ >^ s _, '* I ' '^p - Dead on the field of honor are these three Devil Dogs who were among the Marines’ casualties during the fighting at Quilali with the fol lowers of General Sandino, Nicara guan bandit. Top to bottom: Pri vates George E. Goldsmith, of Deer Park, Wis.; Estler Crosson, of Pleas ant Plain, 0., and Grady W. Wat

Going to Nicaragua (NKA Service, Washington Two officers of the Ainerican command who have been called Managua by the Nlcaraguan turbances ere Major General John liejeune. U. 8. M. C, (above) Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy. V. A. Lejeune, chief of the Dogs, is to inspect our field and McC?y 1s to supervise tbe national elections. o '-.6?)

Dog's Doom Appealed 1 JSKj %. . • JHHr/ w^m v> „ , Bm| * V< '' W L * wp \ w ’gSßk. \ ggr w. ijiiQl^-i iii lifts x ; - jjgp mmm <">-.. "iwi. ■■ .. - - The United States Supreme Court may be asked to decide the fate of Kaiser Bill, German police dog of Mt. Sterling, Ky., sentenced to death as a slayer of sheep. His mistress. Mrs. Minnie Gay (inset) has filed to carry the case out of the Circuit Court to the State appeals court. Mrs. Gay says Kaiser Bill, accused of killing thirty-six sheep of a neigh bor, is the guardian and playmate of Ann Ratliff Gay, 3, with whom he is shown in the picture.

Dog Condemned to Die Was Unjustly Convicted, Owner, Appealing, Says .. ii ..I i tmmS li liilhi i J n H fl ll niiininiinmni I miwiim .. in . in "Kaiser Bill," and His Little Mistress, Anna R. Gay

Dog’s Death Sentence Appealed \ 1 v>s ||Pily§llii msmrn The United States supreme court m »y be asked to decide the fate of Kaiser Bill, German police dog of Mt. Sterling, Ky., sentenced to death as a slayer | sheep. His mistress, Mrs. Minnie Gay (inset) has filed to carry the case ' out of the court to the state appeals court. Mrs. Gay says Kaiser ; Bill, accused of killing 36 sheep of a neighbor, is the guardian and play- j mate of Ann Ratliff Gay, 3, with whom he is shown in the picture. * i j , I j i

M *" *' Jj _ tjf THEY FINISHED ONE, TWO, THREE IN MAINE DOG SLED RACE. The first three to finish In the two-dar Northeastern dog sled race, at Poland Springs. Me., with their lead dogs and the trophies won in the long grind over the snow. Left to right: Leonhard SepaU of Nome, Alaska, winner; Mrs. Edward P. Ricker. Jr., who fin-

lit 1 7iK« THE NEW RI’LER OF DOC.DOM. Talavera Margaret, wire-haired fox terrier entered by Reginald Lewis of Ridgefield. Conn., which has been se lected as the best dog in the fifty-second annual show of the Westminster Kennel Club, at Madison Square Garden. New York. Copyright by P. A- A. Photos.

Westminster Show’s Champion EP— — i mmmm ■——i mmmmmrn — m * * Jjl|ll USh f| I r it UsX 1 v m MHWMP 9HH fttk Televera Margaret leads a dog’s lile, but she oilers no complaint. There are reasons. For instance, alter winning lirst prize in the wire-haired lox terrier group over 160 rivals, she was proclaimed the best dog of all in the Westminster Kennel club’s annual show at Madison Square Garden, New York. Reginald M. Lewis of Fairfield, Conn., owns Margaret.

'J he largest weighs ’, tons and has an appetite in proportion. I n.|. i w-.wl A I ...I. . V......1 **e.>' - M^^Kilt* • ■ •■' ■ |ti | , |, M I, // dei who will ia/< charge of the dogs on the expedition "'*- A 1

Devil Dog: Heroes These arc three of the Marine heroes killed in the Department of Nueva Segovia. Nicaragua, in the Devil Dogs’ latest skirmish with Sandinistas: (above) Cicero D. Austin, corporal, of Crockett, Tex.; (left) Albert Schlauch. private, of Jamestown, N. D., and John C. Pump, private, of Council Bluffs, la.

Devil Dog Heroes .-Qt&HW Jl> 4pr^fcfl H jjj^jlJfljSQQ^ijik These are three of the marine heroes killed in the department of Nueva Segovia, Nicaragua, in the Devil Dogs’ latest skirmish with Sandinistas: (above) Cicero D. Austin, corporal, of Crockett, Texas; left) Albert Schlauch,

'Kr * mwßl^ mm **MA I; W 1 m IL 1 .BWhM—M—••;•*•• w%I MB* K. MfMiM—» W aw i 9| >, * ’_><?-'* • ~'.‘: • :V .> >B # flrlßhi ■ ■ / f PP 1 , i, -sit' -» ? • •»;••- M t F J I IJ| | / wPjjn^feis. « / b nSSr A film star imports hounds of ancient lineage. Pola Negri with three of her Saluki hounds, a hunting dog of Arabian origin with which the Pharaohs of

ffiik • PIP FLIES 400 MILES TO ENTER DOG SHOW. Here is Miss Pao Yun. a prize chow, ail set with goggles and helmet to take-off with her mistreat, Mrs. Edward H. Goodwin of Plainfield. N. J.. from Hadley Field, for Cleve- land, Ohio. The pup felt fit for the dog show there when she arrived.

wM| --«BBp 1 BjW • fcjt. JLj* jg^CililßJk^lMl 'I his fyaOy goa* fo.»i»it »hc fields of fns Catalina Island home in complete safety The dog is his inseparable playmate and

LATEST CAPTIVES AT THE POUND . ■' V ''" " ,A pony and a goat ran from their home and look to the woods and today found themselves Imprisoned in the dog pound, awaiting their mas io claim them.

K 9 » " HOST AT SOUTH’S GREATEST FOX HUNT. “Uncle AIT Tavior. St year-old former Governor of Tennessee, attending his great fox hunt near Johnson City. Tensu. at which he was host to more than “•• sportsmen, politicians and business men. He t* shown with one of hi* own dog* to the pack of Ssi bounds. Wide World Pltotos

A TAR MEETS THE "LITTLEST MARINE." Seaman Robert Gibson of dhninuthe S Fihplno Ur nho’jninTd'the ofThe I nit^d' Manila shortly after Admiral Dewey raptured the city and has been a "Devil Dog" ever since. Copyright by P. ft A. Photos.

WHERE BREMEN FIRST TOUCHED Ths German trans-Atlintie at ths ados of ths small pond ths spot where ths dogs sit in - Paramount Sewi Associated Prett plans Bremen on Grttnly Island. She has been pulled from the le en which shs sndtd htr hep from Ireland to America. It was near ths foreground that ths Brsmsn first touched North America. AMERICAN SOIL

Aid* Dogwood Drive ! / 4lH'' "i • * SENATOR HAWKS.

Radio Dogwood Crusader Jnl p ,:> ' ERNEST N. SMITH, General manager A. A, A., who will make a plea to radio listeners tonight j through \VM At. to "Preserve the nat- j ural beauty of our rural landscapes." laying particular emphasis on the dog- j

Well-Dressed Dog Going Abroad Will Sport Smart Wardrobe and Luggage • • **>*;'■;': : ''■' '■:' .- > • : vV < ”•* • >;. .. Bon voyage, Mickey! In the lower photo you see the up-to-date purp with his outfit for European travel —broadcloth top coat, his grip filled with steamer rug, pigskin hoofs, collar, lead, muzzle, hot water bottle toilet articles, and his leather case for hand-engraved silver bowl. Upper right, Mickey’s day bed; upper left, some going-away presents. BY MARIAN HALE NEA Service Writer ment, according to an exclusive I Mickey, she will tuck away in

sads ■ ■ 1 m -<h*» r c1 M " ——— & 'jSKJt \ V ..S K WUH i n * v jWHaPBiAV #■ EWhi TIIK SI’NIIAY STAR, WASH I NOTON, I). ('.—ORAVCKK // When the bloom is / / on the dogwood. Views in Rock Creek Park, where the white blos- soms th ecreelt^^ < * #’

Once a King; Now Woodchopper ■ a...._ V”P"iIIt tSB* Lwj' ' ■ Ulif^l 1 HS y-1 * ■' ■ |HHv Jrj| *•< Ten years after the Yanks launched their first big attack by capturing Cantignyon May 28, 1918, and turned the tide of the war, Herr Wilhelm Hohenzollern, the former kaiser, continues to live in quiet seclusion at his estate near Doom, .Holland, as these recent and new est pictures of him show. On the right is the former man emperor enjoying a smoke after tea with friends on vast and beautiful estate. The lice dog’s name is Harro, a pet Princess Hermine. At the left is the former ruler his wood pile in a far corner of spacious grounds. He keeps fit daily sawing and chopping.

Americans to Test Condition of the Fool Ft fallen] rwe > / 4 / M / Jp /.-mk Tr/E. \ “Pgdogwpi-I rjOPFoor .