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Show Cavalrymen Rehearsing for Society Cifcus Placin'! the Cruksr Trenton in Commi"ion Cavalry un stationed it Fort Myee, Va, gelling ready fur the society circus" foe the benefit of the Army lifciief fund. At right, Saai," ridden F. IL Smith, dears aa ly Serge-me- t eutomublie, , Below, one trooper la gatl.er.ng horsehair while another-clons. The U. ft. ft. Trenton, first of the fire cruisers te be built under the i-- armament conference agreement, was placed la eommht&loa at Philadelphia. Here the officers and crew are seen at salute as the colors are hplsteffi . X,l v OTIpr m c T t AA?' ir aw 4. A?' SP t ff f rp vv :i. 4 A 4 ; : V- ? . ' .A:-- X I v v , v - v v. J? .v ,'UUW7 f iv a Chemists Are Praised by President Coolidge Wx: Forest Protection Boosted by Boy Scouts Coy Scout of the national capital opened forest protection weds, with a t,j bugle and drum corps and all the trim tdBga ' The parade aa redewed by President Coolldge and scout officials from the west stqpa of the execudrs offices, ahem a la the picture. " 0 A i ' 1 tini n wiv k parade ctiosUtleg of J.BO0 scout a. ' 151 i (i J. President' Coolidge, In addressing the American Chemical society from the step of the White House, del dared that much of the success and progress of the nation hss been due to the services of the scientists and chemists In searching for the truth." 101 'Jt Wt Young Twins Are Real Gardeners TOLSTOY TURNS FARMER wnov " REMEMBERS HIS TRADE Western Coeds Becoming Archers 11 Winn twins get together they put things over, John and Charles Knler, twins of LUnilra. N. T won the first prize of the Boys Garden club of their city for raising 11.400 worth of produce with $36 worth of seed on a city lot. Besides keeping the family In vegetables, tbe lads bavs plied grp quite s savings account. The prize was n trip te Washington. . fourteen-yesr-ol- ; Cupid darts ere taking the plgce of bullets among the girl students of the University of California. Tills year there ta no glrla rifle team, to the coeds are taking sp archery. II lea Marjorie' Jones, one of the coeds. Is shown ta a ' how and arrw. striking pose with r Senator Magnus Johnson of Mlnne-sot-s Is seen at the plant of the Old Dominion Glass corporation trying again tome of the tricks of the trade which he employed while a glass blower In Sweden S3 years ago. Senator Johnson served four years ns an apprentice end four years as n master in the (less blowing trade r d N r No Wonder Gen. Sherwood Boasts - m Stock Exchange Run by Lads for. Day Count Ills Tolstoy, grandama of tbs f&moui Count Leo Tolstoy, la working on s farm In Iowa to order to pay hi way through Penn college at Oaka loots, n has given up his title and Intends to take .American agricultural methods back to Russia. WON BALLOON RACE . GOVERNOR CONVICTED ty Vi :S - Warren T. IlcCrsy, governor of In who was convicted fa a federal mart of using the mails In furtherThese three tbe .ticker like the real brokers they hope ta ance of scheme te defraud, lie re- be some day raniadtodying the New Tork rtock exchange on April 2a, Boy ta signed Ida office and weotjo prison for Industry Edgar James Fitzgerald (left) took ths place Seymour S. Cromten years, well as president of the exchange iaA t pj Representative Isaac Sherwood of Ohio, better known aa General Sher-wtd- , years old and the oldest man to sit In congress, mors than anything else la proud of his two great grandchildren. Sherwood and Samuel Roberts of Wilmette, IU whs are ta Washington visiting him. No other man tm congress can cUtra tbe distinction of being a great grandfather and Gen-hrSherwood la rightfully little puffed up about it. eighty-nin- 11, e al W. T, Tan Orman, piloting tbs Goodyear III in the American bsRooa distance contest, wbo won first place and prize of tljGOO by traversing a distance cf 1.100 miles from Kelly field, San Antonio, Text, and landing near Rochester, Miss. |
