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0 1) Nrtu tl It i mt flan an. lair -9" 1 i r- J- I i 1 5 i a V'1 i1. V. rS I. VT1 T'll 1 1 1 1 5S--J ll '--r-r' PARIS CELEBRATING AT THE BASE OPJglT ySiJT'V'-.

j-t rC'-'-. WASHINGTON'S STATUE, IN THE PLACE lj 'AlXiiJ DIEA, THE ENTRY OF THE UNITED yT- STATES INTO THE WAR. aY DX I 'Ny 'JSriw'-1 The American Ambassador, William fl 1 a--. G. Sharp, Can Be Seen Standing I '7; zril i- .1 Just in Front of the "Stars and Stripes." 7J i 0 International Film Service.) lit i 0 tW I' sZI I GRAND OPERA, RUSSIAN PRIVATE SOLDIER DELIVERING A POLITICAL I SINGING THE MAR- ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE FROM A BALCONY IN THE I I SEILLAISE AT THE BASE OF WASHINGTON'S CITY HALL OF PETROGRAD.

STATUE IN PARIS ON "AMERICA DAY." i i Mme. Nina, Who San the Star Spangled Banner," 1 1 Stands Beside Him. j. 1 I 1 7" i 'M 1 if Selo Palace. Where the Former MISS B.

HOSANG, f- -Z I 1 Cj hj 1 k- I 1 Czar and Family Are Prisoners, Lifting on His 255v7 First Chines Gid to I f' -V '-il Bayonet Point the Red Flag Which Conceals the be Graduate from 4 I iMignia of the Old Regime. University, Montreal, Havinff 'wL I (Mxoo f.jb.) Received a Week Ago the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. fT' I V5I i III III I I I III III Vv Ml'1 'I II GIIOUP OF THE SIXTY-FIVE RED CROSS NURSES OF BASK HOSPITAL NO. 2 OF THE PRESBYTERIAN UNIT ASSEMBLED ON THE PIER JUST BEFUKri SAILJJNU UK XKATHJXi. iO O.

JMMM(n.) POR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND A FOREIGN FLAG, THE STARS AND STRIPES," FLOATS FROM THE, VICTORIA TOWER, LONDON. It Is Shown Flying Side by Side with the Union Jack on America Day," Celebrated Throughout England. CHIEF STRONG HEART, A FULL- BLOODED INDIAN, SAID TO BE THE FIRST OF HIS RACE TO VOLUNTEER FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE UNDEPv COLONEL ROOSEVELT. Strong Heart Is a Grandson of Chief Standing Rock Who Participated in "Custer's Last Fight." (Kadel Ilerbcrt.).