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Back of ft . rs y i j :u Y? , - - - Vladivostok helping to protect valuable stores and maintain OF ENEMY v MRS. MATTIE A. ROBERTSON . h -, V w s 5 I I' I r7 7 . O.Air Crr sY4 V ..... 4 a i , -- , ' , .a V ; 1 L t 1 r- - Tf. jb U'J y r a 7 A - ' Y. w & I ) vet ,.i ''f u C ro : ' , - V 7- - 4 GOING AFTER PHOTOGRAPHS ?A - . Yi V A'.A- . . r , 4. VV "Xj .4 , .v r K. .7w s I . f nil iur ( f v . -- ?V 4 t i X'-r- . - !,f- i 7 IX - d V-CJzc?- 51 i d v s ITT: - W. f j X" , j Si ' I Z ' - , nuih rr''4 . - Group of Polish nurses, members of .the Polish White Cross, who were recruited through the efforts of the presthe Polish White Cross, lime. Helena Paderewska. These 87 women form tbe first unit of Polish nurses to go overseas. , ident of - KATHLEEN X. PHILLIPS SHOOTING UP A GERMAN BATTERY 4r V I' V, 1 y , v ' V ' h ( I' 7 I! ftotographlc mnchiue of the British Boyal air force about to start on a photographing trift the guuner being ready to protect It. GIRLS BUILDING PLANES FOR $ I OUR-NAV- o -- Y A 2 si. X Wt.rn t Miss Kathleen X. Bhillips, British Red Cross nurse recently arrived in San Francisco on furlough; after three years on the front la France. She Militaristic Youngster. t rather forlorn youngster on the street, with hla head -- high, -- but his lips quivering, and askeij what ha wanted, without appearing to notice bis emotion. He said he could not fiud his father. , He was Just around the comer from borne, so I took him, A man in khaki came out to ipeet him, lie stooped dpwn to pick the child up ahd os he did so the boy Said: Daddy, 1 lost my quarters and I dont like this post. Chicago Tribune, relates German ,storlea-o- f -- 'J ' arrtM-ltic- s she personally witnessed in Belgium and France. She wears the regulation brown serge uniform of off-dut- 1 1 p.rTd like to look Real TMng-i- mu- '' 7 Stainless steel cutlery contains about 13 per cent of chromium.- The Tie haisdle-o- f a new pockfet knife use of this ingredient ia the mamifae- tare of steel Torthh purpcm'hasbeen can be unfolded to 'form la rule. temporarily stopped. In 28 days from hatching a silkAccording to a geological survey worm Increases 4,000 times its original estimate the Halted States uses about 163,000 ounces of fine platinum annusize. A collection of phonograph records ally, of which only about 65,000 ounces cf all forma of speech is being mad are refined In the country, the rest a Burls scientist. being imported. THE WORLD OVER - six-inc- h tj e riRer A. i X , 7 . ' ' - 'Y. Y V H ' " 1' J9- KL--' Y X? fDi (jc pf- J . ' 77 T&. jrT- Y - , I - W fo W X, 4-- feJ 1 yr:s :C ; Willing to Pay for Hi Fun, goto swimmlnV announced a Tm i. Uth Ki Bake. Conn boasts it a hen which lays eggs in a nest lo a willow tree, ten feet from the ground. An employee of Mr Daniel saw the hen cackibjg on a branch of the. tree recently and dis-- . n(WRt kKv lQ ,her thlA ,ata reS- has,bpcn tiarly f Jhi unusual place. If ? bite off more than he can chew, sir." Mak A '; fv b - -' ales, said the man entering the store. -Yes, sir, replied the plerk with the incipient mustache. Theres a' very munrttv sir. The work of women and girls in airplane factories has proved a boon to And can a dog chew with this the nations war Industry, since the making of planes involves the fitting and on? assembling of a great many snmll parts. , These girls are helping to build Oh, yes, sir. hydroplanes for the navy in a factory near Washington. But cant blteT mu-zl- . ft I ntil I V, If I gd f United States Raises Bulbs. Among many -- things The United ftates has learned to do for Itself is the raising of seeds, bulbs and plants formerly imported from Europe.' When j t became difficult Jo procure aznleas ' I T If f from Tlelglum and tulips, hyacinths, narcissi, etc from Holland, Americans began to experiment with cultivating these bulbs and plants In their own H country. And theyve sueeeded.jrhevIj, rK be RbIetorcstocF the barren flower" l gardens of Europe, later on. The Pa-- , clfic coast has proved the most ad- - I v vantageous region for this new Indus-- ' I ."TT Muaiec"rTOr' at some deg "" . rr $ ' : f 4IVwi4' -- 4 lfi y the British' Red Cross nurse. -- t ,(! WITH OUR ENGINEERS IN FRANCE I met i N A Canadian gun firing on a German trench mortar battery. Mrs. Mattie A. Robertson has been appointed policewoman In tbe state, war and navy building in Washington, where nearly 600 policemen and guards are on duty. The women employees in the building are ber charges. t ms yYs-TF,,fc- Oil. mother. no, t youre -- bo5Ythe-0tb,ec-sbt. noV ' replied his Thta can engineers u , annlLAr , Uft ithtwo7merican itfanefc-Y- tm locomotive parts from care ia France, freight HERE AND THERE Ke, ,, ! l ,ng wxiea JU mother confidently. "Thats, fair enough." decided the boy, fi.Gng out of the door with hi bathing suit under his arm. . P- -ee is T unit j of distance A detachable wire handle prevenW ! ,W EHsh X 7Jne that Prtts .nh;nadrssrr ,ihtu6s,b:. 11 To br IfIies ' ' fbveation is a riot ma- the fact that post?8 |