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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
roE DAVID LLOYD GEORGE,
Ex-PREMIER 1NGLEs


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LoNDRES, agosto 17.-lQue horri-
Bile confusion es todo estol Francia y
Alemania, las dos. desean terminar
cuarto antes, pero son demasIado So
berbias para decirlo francamente. La
discussion, por 10 tanto, continia. y ha-
bra de seguir en- detrimento de ambos
pueblos.
Belgica le ha pesado profundamen-
te haber entrado al Euhr, pero no pue-
de salir de 6l. Cada vez que trata
de escurrirse. Francia tira bruscamen-
te de sus faldetas. De modo que, quie-
ra no, tiene que hacer de centinela
forzoso EN- Essen. EN- tanto su franco
lleva una desenfrenada vida en- casa.
Italia Sc ha oivfdado de haber san
cionado una vez la ocupaci6n, su in
dignaci6n moral crece rapidamente.
aunque no ha crecido 10 bastante para
verse por sobre la cresta de los An
des.
Inglaterra regana, con fItiles notas
de disgusto, a todo el mundo-lo mis-
mo Francia que Alemania. La con-
fusion de idiomas es ensordecedora y
sorprendente, Y nadie esta contento,
con exception del Espiritu del Nal que
DONNA sus bajos fondos riendo sinies-
tramente. Nunca habfa tenido esta
oportunidad -nunca desde la Tore de
Babel. Y esta vez tambien puede ter
minar con otro diluvio.
Ell horror de la gran guerra parece
que ha trastornado la mente europea.
Los pueblos no piensan normalmente.
La preston de la sangre en- las venas
es todavia demasiado alta. La excita-
ci6n del Ruhr no ha logrado mejorar-
Fla. Cuando algW1os de los artfculos
escritos, y discursos pronunciados en-
esta epoca sean Ieidos por los diligen-
tes historiadores de la generation que
viene, reconoceran los devarios de un
continente cuyo equilibrio mental ha
sido trastornado por ma gran conmo-
ci6n.
La verdadera raz6n, envuelta en-
todo este enredo es comparativamente
simple. Scuanto yscuando puede Alema-
MIA pagar su acreedora? America,
Inglaterra, italia y Alemania estan to-
das de acuerdo en- que el tinico medic
para solucionar este asunto es nombrar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

b1erno Alemans pueda ha4laTSe 10 SUN
cientemente fuerte para aceptarlos y
sobrevivir a su aceptacion. Segundo,
que hay un Gobierno frances 10 suf-
cientemente sabio para dar hbre inter-
pretacion a estas demandas. Lo pri-
nero depende, en- gran parte, de 10 Sc
gundo.
i Los hechos de los tltimos meses han
aumentado grandemente las dlficuita-
des de las negociaciones. Desgracia-
dos incidentes que son inseparabies de
toda invasion extranjera. han exaspe-
rado la opinion der pueblo aleman ha
alberto prcfundos odios, los cuales nun
ca. nj aun cuando la gran guerra, fue-
ron removidos. La deportation de
rs 600 alenanes de sus hogares en- IL
region del Ruhr, las reparaciones, las
ejecuciones, la nf.serla, la detenci6n
de los trenes de provisiones hasta que
estas Sc pudren; ell gran ntlrnero de in
solencias cometidas por las tropas. La
tan intransigente, es enteramente atri-
buida la ocupacion alemana de Fran
cia. Los franceses siembran hoy la
misna indignation en- e. pecho del pue-
bio aleman. Ell odio es un NAL nego-
ciador. Per ESQ es que yo he perdido
toda espera1lza de un verdadero con-
venio. -.
IPero Aiemania puede desalentarse.
Tai vez ceda temporalmente. La au-
toridad del Gobierno Central va ha des-
aparecido en gran parte.
Practicamente ha dejado de cobrar
los impuestos. BerlN1 ha perdido su
infuencia en- Baviera, Y la monarquia
puede ser restaurada en- esa provincia
en- fecha nc lejana. Sc inicia actual
mehte un movirniento en- la region del
Rhin para establecer una repdbhca,
libre del dominic de Prussia. Es5e mo-
vimiento 10 ahentan las agencias fran
cesas en- ell Rhin es subvencionado por
el Gobeirno de Francia. ST Sc declara
este movimiento no Sc lie dara la opor-
tunidad a Prussia de sofocarlo.
Por 10 tanto. veremos muy pronto
una rep1blica en- el Rhin, cuya glo-
riosa libertad Independents sera ce-
losamente protegida por los guerreros
de color del Senegal v la Cochin China.
Sajonia caera en- manos de los Comunis-
tas, Prussia Sc divtdfra EN- nonarqui-
ca comunista. Estos no son inpro
babies remotos hechos. iSera nu-
cho decir que no estan todos fuera de
los calculos de los eStadistas france
gses2 81 Alemania Sc desune, las re-
giones del Rhin del Ruhr permane-
ceran bajo ell dominic de Francia. Es-
Ia no cobrara las indenlnizaciones; pc
.ro. en- cambio. gozaran de absolute Sc
guridad, podra, asi Sc asegura, acre
centar enormemente su poderio mum
dial Un antique suefio de Francia Sc
reaizara. La obra de Bismarck per-
manecera sin terminarse, las haza-
mas de Napoleon Sc restauraran per-
petuaran. -
Hay una vieja canci6n que dice:
s'carbon que ha sido Brasa, con poca
lumbre Sc enciende'' Este suefo de
ver la region del Rhin bajo ell dominic
frances es Ell viejo liar de Carlomagno.
Mazarino intent6 reanimar su fama.
Napoleon Primero encendi6 en- el una
llama que abraso toda Europa. Napo-
leon III SOHO recalentar su debilitada
fortuna al calor de sus brasas, Y ahora,
la gran victoria de 1918 ha revivido
las viejas ambiciones francesas de en-
Gender una vez mas las brasas del an
tiguo liar.
Es un goipe fuaesto para Europa.
David LLOYD GEORGE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
NO MANDE DINERO

Aprovechs esta ganga sin precsdsRte
shorre sl.o0 en- cada una. Psgue $3.50
mas 81 porte al recibirlas. Sc le devOlverA
sn dinero 81 no queda satisfecho. Asncieas
el tamafo al h&cer su pedid0.
INTL COMM. HOUSE Dept. K-32.
4a3 B'way. New York. N. \.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

rAMfSAc de khaki ds eAlidad supsg1or
OAHaIOAC y de acAbado perfecto. Trvs
por solo 93.49. Queremos que al recibiTias
las muestre q aus amigos. Se vender al
menudeo $500 nosotros las ofrecemos
al precio sorprendente de s5.4S per D.
EstAn- hchas do khaki con 81 sello del
Gobierno estampado en- cada una eI euAl
garantiza su calidad. Mny bien hsrhas am
plias de grueao apropiade para usar en- sl
versno. con cuellos blsndOs, dos boisillOs.
Una canaisa ideal para q trabajo parA
salle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

Tene que haber un Iite para resstencia del hobre
Cuaqera de las dos Aeania Fancia tendra que cede
fin Para Franca ell honor de bandera esta envueto
exto." /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
Muy prOntO vrenoS una Replbf(a en- el Rim, QIya
sOdOsa i6etad elndependenda sqa Cebsameite
prOtegida p0 los guerreos de color del Senegal J
LLOYDCEORCE TEME QUE ALENANIA CEDA
ANTELA PRESTON DE FRANCIA DOMINANCE
NUEYOS TERRITORIES

"ay la actuaIidad tantos sodados anceses Ell Rhu
los que Napoleon Waterloo En- al carbon
han tendo exto enVar taves de la ontera durae ses
neses cantidad igua la entrega de solo heca
hos aieanes dante ell perfcdo de neggencia
voc6 la INVASION
'Desesperados esfuerzos hecho
ordnaro aentar las entregas ell fin de asegrar
Franca al extranjero la ressenca cediendo gra
aente Los desperdcos yacIan dntro de del
errocarT proposto de aumentar, de caquer odo
los envios'
Tiene que haber un Hte para la resstencia del hcbre
Cuaqera de las dos Aemana Fracia tendra que ceder
fin Para Franca ell honor de badera esta envueto
exito."
.Nnguno Aiados condolences con una con-
cenca lnpia Gle instar Francia afrar su bandera'
Hay solo can1ino que pede sugerrse al Cobierno
Frances como e dnico compatible con Ell honor Franca
la referenca de la dsputa Nacio-
nes ESQ sera ell cmplnento del Traado Versailles
Gcbierno Bitanico ha Fehusado sger Franca
puta por 10 anto debe proseguir predestinado fin.
Pero Aemania puede desaIentarse. vez ceda tenn
poramente Berlin ha perdido Influenza Bavera
onarquqa puede restaurada provincial en- echa
no leIana Sc lnca actuan1ete ovento region del
Rh para estdbiecer repubca, bfe del de Pr-
subvenconado Ell Cobeno Franca ST Sc decara este
mcvmento lie dara la oportundad Prussia de sofo-
carIo.' =
Por tato, veren1os fluy pronto rep1bca en- ell
Rhn gorosa befad independence sera celosane-
te pctegda los de color Senegal la Co
chinChna Saonia caera los Connunstas Pr-
sa Sc ovda en- naonarquica counista no son i'm
probabes reotcs hecos Sera que no estn
todos tuera de los cacuo de los estastas francesca"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

LIE HOlI L. fOIO aSOLO P1.fO
- Hemos fabricado especial
5AN mente para Puerto Rico Ia
EMlMM pluma de fuente marca ''Bo-
E%fNN rihqueni', tomando en- cuen-
E# ia las condolences elimatol6-
NM# M gicas de la isla.
M#M Con pluma de orc macizo
MNM de IA qnilates. provista de-
MkN mecanismo para llenarla au-
MtEW tomaticamente. gancho en-
ENtkN chapados de orc. Ei mapg
MfM ell casquillo de la pluma
NNgN son hechos de caucho innle
kZfW jorable con hermosos fibui6s.
Las de seHora en- lugar de
gancho tienen una ArgO-
N llita de ORC para atarlas de
M la csdena cinta. ETC., ne-
van en- un extreme una pie
E "a de coraiina que ie da q
M la pluma una hermosnra sin
MSkM igual. Tamafios: para caba-.
kW llAros. 6-1l4'': para sefo-
M ras, ABA de largo. Ven
MSM demos 40 centavos cada
WI una, cintas 1egras ce seda q
EH las seiaras que deseen usar
M les ras riumas colgadas az
cue n.
NO ENvIE DINERo. soIa
mente mande su pombre y
direcciaa indicando 81 tipO-
i ! q !. J !. !
X deseado pagne solo $l.75
nj recibir esta preciosa plu,
ma con su nornbre. Ell de sn
E8 Dulcinea amigo grabado en-
k15 oro. DAM0S UNA PhuMA
k%A GRATIS A QUEEN COLOQUE
MY ENTIRE SUS AMISTADES
III MEDIA DOCENA. Sc da
certifcado de garantfa.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
ELrQNDo.
vERDAD Y JVSTlctA

EDITORES: Puerto Rico Ilustrado Inc
DIRECTOR: Sergio Romanacce.
ADMINISTRATOR Alexandra B0zzO.
OFICINAS: Salvador Brau Mum. 81.
Tel. 1922 P. o. Box s45
Dirijase la correspondence Informa-
tiva literaria a la direction.
Para anunciOs, communicates, ETC.,
dirigirse al Administrator.
PRECTOS DE SUBSCRIPTION
En Puerto Rico.
TRIMESTRE -----S s 2.25
SEM ESTltE - - - 400
ANO - - ~ - 7.5O
En- ell extranjero.
SEMESTRE - $50
ANO - 1000
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
Sc NECESITAN

EnpIeados a comisi6n para la
venta de productos de nuevas
drogas en- Puerto Rico. Estanos
seguros que usted ganara dine-
no suficiente de acuerdo con su
actividad. Despues que usted es-
te definitivamente enpleado con
esta Corporation le anpliare-
sus entradas agregandole otras
comisiones de distintos ramos
que lie Iucraran doblemente.
The Linda Madeleine Agency
Box 362 - Mayaguez. P r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
Una NOeIle deCarnaval
PrOntO
Alivia Reunatisrno

Ell "Musteroles affoia las coy1fi-
turas tensas v quita Ell dolor. Este
unguento. claro y blancuzco, hecho
base de aceite de mostaza, por 10
regular da alivio en- euanto sc unta
sobre las parties afectadas.
Tan Elective como Ell sinapismo
de antafio, sin que cause .ampollas.
Recommended con frecuencia por
medicos y enfermeras.
Compre Musterole hoy en- IA
farmacia. Tengalo siempre en-
casa. Sc vende en- pornos o tubillos.
MUCH0 MEJ0R QUE UN sINAPISMO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

.Nnguno de los AiadOs esta condolences.
cenca Irlpa, de instar FFancia bandera.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

IrsTA LINDA PLUMA DE FUENTE
IMARCA '.BORINQUEN'' CON SO
INOMBRE GRABAD0 EN- GRO. LIE RE
DE PORTE. POR SOLO $1.76
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07

fray and outnap the flapper to the strains of the Merry Widow" and the "Old Oaken Bucket" in waltz time. and grandfather may throw away his cane and take grandmother for spin with the resuscitated hope that the minuet and polka may yet return.
 The American tango. an authentic ally new dance, will also be here. In fact, a special delegate of the Inter- national Association of Masters of Dancing has toured Spain, Brazil and Mexico to consummate its creation.
 Dancing cannot subsist alone, how ever. That Is a known fact. It must be accompanied by music. Therefore, music is to be considered. It is really the controlling factor, ac- cording to members of the associa- ton. Propagate vulgar ragtime and graceless, coarse dancing is sure to result It is definitely announced, therefore, that symphonic jazz" and classical ragtime" will be the com paniond of the season. Instead Of dancing to "Yes, We Have No Ba- nanas" the more sophisticated debu- tante of the future will fox trot to the made Nscene from Lucia" or shiramy to Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata done in syncopation.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07
MILFORD REFUSES CHARTER
 AS CITY, BY PUBLIC VOTE
But Slight Interest Is Shown As Cnly
 1917 Citizens Voted on Tcsra

Milford, Conn.,, Aug. 7.--Milford, b, the action of voters at special town meeting yesterday, will continue in its classification as town, the project to make it city being defeated by a poll of 76S against and 449 in favor of it. The legislature at it's last ses- sion granted charter to the town to make Milford city, but final decision was left to the residents. Polls in the three voting districts were open from 5:30 a. m. until p. m.
 The only issue in the election con lcerned the doing away with the usua! town meetings and delegating the vot- ing power to IS aldermen from six districts with minority representation in each district. Otherwise the pres ent town government would have functioned as it does under the town charter.
 Out of a total of 4,60O voters only 1,217 voted.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07

Among those who are attending the convention is Miss Margaret. 8Walz. Miss Walz has come waltzing to town again with the grace and nimble toes of Terpsichore. No longer may 1t be sais that Philadelphia is asleep, for Miss Walz has fox trotted. minueted and Isadora- Duncaned it all the way from the quaint old Quaker town and she brings the news that Philadelphia is so awake that 1t is dancing mad even dancing in the public street. would one believe it?
 Grace culture ani poise" are Miss Walz's main objectives. Dancing is merely a part of the routine. "The vulgarity of modern day America is positively intolerable," says she. "The men brush by the women, as well as each other, in the street; never rise to give a lady seat, and break all the rules of etiquette that are written in the book, as well as some out of the book. Young men refuse point blank to be made graceful. They are afraid they will be called sissies."
 Dancing On Streets
 Miss Waltz has been teaching citi- zens of delphia-thousands of them-dancing right out on the public 'thoroughfare, and she always has to have a special contingent of police
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07
|WALTzES OF TORE l ARE COMING BACK
Dancing Masters Predict Graceful
 Steps Will Return

New York, Aug. 7.-The thirtieth annual contention of the Interna- tional Association of Masters of Dancing opened yesterday morning in the Hotel Commodore and will con- tinue all week. The members as they gathered made the startling an- nouncement that the old fashioned waltz is sure enough coming back. It has been coming back for many a year, but this time it is virtually cer- tain to monopolize the casinos, cab arets and grand bathrooms
 Mother who has been sitting on the sidelines for more than a decade, puzzled and shocked over the fox trot, shimmy, cheek-to-cheek and bootleg gers roll, may now enter into the
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07

men to handle the crowd. Prizes are given by the city often for the most graceful and skilled couple on the block. And it is no secret either that Miss Marguerite Walz has been creat- ed the one and only lady cop" in Philly. She could fling wicked ba- ton If she had to--and what q pos ture for an officeress of the mighty law
 The greatest loss to the world has been the passing of the Prince of Wales fox trot. It was created by Arthur Murray Of the National In- stitute of Social Dancing. But there has been some little misunderstanding, it seems, between Professor Murray and the International association of Masters of Dancing, of which D. C.. Guilty Is president and w. D. Lynch principal.
 The reason for the probable pass ing of the royal dance has not been entirely excavated. There is a mys- tery of some kind, it appears.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07
more was heard. from him.

more was heard from him.
 For more than a month Costigan't raids in Newark have puzzled the regular police of that city, who could not understand who was conducting them or how so much was being re. vealed under their own eyes. As a re- suit he is said to have gathered a mass of evidence that will result in the in- dictment of policemen, gamblers bootleggers and keepers of disorderly houses exactly the sort of work which made Costigan widely known when he was in good standing with the New York police officials.
 Prosecutor Bigelow of Essex county said last night that he would proceed at once to present the evidence to the grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07


 mother, Mrs Frank Gatewood, left them locked in her third floor home to go to the store here yesterday. The children were frank Catewocd, Jr., three, and Mabnile. IS months.
 When Mrs. Gatepood returned from the store the inside Of her home was in flames. Bremen and the mother made frantic efforts 10 rescue the chil- dren but the boy was burned to death, while tho other child dtec at the hos pital from burns. Tho mother also suffered serious burns but will recov- CT.
 The lower floors of the three story house were saved, the upper being practically destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07
Swimmer Nearly DrOwns 2, Because of Chewing Gum

Bridgeport, Aug. 7.-Chewing gun while breasting waves stirred up by a high wind off Pleasure Beach last night, John Holt, 19 years old, gulped large quantities of water that caused severe cramps, He was unconscious under water when life guards plunged into the water fully clothed and car ried him ashore. He slowly revived and was able to go to his home.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07

This headdress of platinum and pearls is not, as you might suspect, a device to sover up an uneven part but is the very latest accessory tc wear with your evening frock. And by the way, you might just as well save up your money for some coiffure jewels, for they are to be the thing this winter according to Paris.
New Britain herald., 1923-08-07

Little Babies Burned to
 Death, Mother Was Away
 Plainfield, N. J., Aug. 1.-Two chill dren were burned to death while their
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-12-02
Humane Society
Chief to Detroit
Completion of Fifth Year of
Service Here Marked by
Resignation.

w. w. Brady, who Friday tom-
pleted his fifth year as superintend
ent of the Nebraska Humane society.
has resigned to accept a similar posi-
tion in Detroit, Mich. it was an
nounced Saturday by f. S. Morton,
chairman of the board of directors of
the society.
Mr.. Morton expressed himself as
we'll satisfied with Mr.. Bradley S
conduct of the work i'll Omaha, and
said that the best wishes of the en-
tire board will accompany Mr.. Brad.
ley to his new field.
Mr.. Bradley. came to Omaha from
Minnesota.
1t was largely under his direction
that the new animal shelter was
erected at Twenty.first and lizard
streets, at cost of $4,000. and that
humane society work was placed in
q stable and organized basis in oma-
ha
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-12-02
WHERE TO FIND
The Big Features Of
THE SUNDAY BEE

PART ONE
Page s--Editorisi.
Page a-fre~ident Coolidgc's Policies
Outlined in Article by Mark suiii-
Page Ito. q. Mcintyre. Originator
of "Day h, Day In New York"
starts ON his Experiences and OBJ
sersations In Mexico.
PART TWO.
Pages l. . md s--sports.
Page t-tut omobile Section.
Page s-rlctnre Title Contest Cartoon.
Page, !. = and e--Ciassificd Adser-
rsse io--Bcok Reviews.
PART THREE.
Pages I TO s--socieiy.
Page e-"Marricd life Of Helen and
Warren"
Page s---shopping with Polly.
Pages 4 and p--Mo,ics and Music.
Page i0--4tmussmcnis.
PART FOUR.
Four Pages Of Most Popular Comics.
MAGAZINE SECTION.
Pages I aud Copy Book stuff"
story hy sophie Kerr,
Page s.-Ahc Martin plscourses "on
Fighting Nrlnkies."
Page S--Nara Roberts Kiuehart Com
thnue- Discussion on "rhe Hest age
Tor Marriage"
Pages 1 and blow london lsohh,'s
Hand saved tissie ioftus, Actress.
Pages q mud T.--iiapp, land for kidiies.
PAGE s-iashion Fanny.
hLCoGRANURE SECTION.
Page, !. \ aud s--interestins People
aud Unusual SCENES In World News.
Page s--ii"nc Town Photographs ny
Louis n Rostwiek.
rages a aud a---srandee store Ad,eF-
Using Spread.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-12-02
Prize Winners
In Photo Contest
Are Announced
More Than LOO Amateur
Photographs of Unusual
Z Merit and Varied
Subjects Entered.

First prize In the Alco-Gravure con.
test conducted by The Omaha Bee
for amateur photographers Of Iowa
and Nebraska. was won By Elyira
Anderson of Wahoo. Neb.
She will receive the award OF $50.
Second prize. carrying an award OF
SIS. went TO Mrs. Charles Clotfelter,
1857 South Sixteenth street. Omaha.
Vac Randa OF Verdigre. Neb.. won
third prize of $40. and John A.
Stryker. Kearney, Neb.. won fourth
prize. of IS.
In addition TO these prizes, six
contestants were singled out for hon
orable mention, and to each VIII be
awarded prize Of $3.50.
They are Henry Jensen. Loup City,
Neb.: L. T.. Micklcwrlght 1909 North
Thirty.fourth street; w. Frank Rogge,
Atlantic. Ia. Mrs. James Sayille. 25ii
Eleventh street. Council Bluffs; L. =.
Burkhart Beverly. and Mrs. f. r.
Rahmeyer. eo6 street, Broken Bow,
Neb.
Winners to he Reproduced
Prize wining pictures will appear
In the Alco.Gravure section of The
Omaha Bee Sunday. December ..
| More than / 100 amateur photogra
piers entered photographs in the con
test, and a surprising amount Of tai
ent was unearthed.
| The task of judges wns fraught with
I,difficulties. Ordinarily. Il IL fairly
easy to eliminate all but few dozen
at most. of the superior contestants
but In this instance, virtually all the
photographs were of high quality
and reference was had as n conse
qucuee. TO comparative composition
grouping. and arrangement for con
trast as we'll ns excellence OF photo
graphic technique.
Subjects Varied
The subjects chosen by the con,
testants were many and varied. They
included everything from the Kitchen
cat TO the facades of cathedrals
Hundreds OF entrants pinned their
hopes to striking landscape views
while others selected individual trees
or other specimens OF plant life a
subjects for their skill.
They used everything from the little
vest pocket lSodaks TO the more pre-
tentious plate cameras with high
speed lenses. but No long as they re.
mnlncd within tho possibilities Of their
apparatus, all were judged alike.
The prize winning pictures were
considered by the. judges, all things
considered, To have shown the most
careful forethought and to exhibit
evidence OF tho most skin In tho opef
alton OF equipment