Plan to Capture World Markets for America ? m American Guide in the Louvre Museum aci wmmz t ny w %j / viWxfcSft um.v.1 "W e'll 'sell' the world !". said Dr. Julius Klein, (lector of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, shown ', third from left, with his assistant directors as they completed their preliminary work r " the 1923-24 Hoover -- ? ? * * I- "*? * rPiw?i>itit! :i vlor. Louis Domer ^lere, rnira rroiu iru, \\?m ???^ ...... ? ? ? program for making the world America's market place. Left to right, they are:* Thomas - atzkey, Dr Klein, O. P. Hopkins and Robert A. Jackson. I SOME SHORTHAND WORK J Cherokee Princess Is a Seer Harold Van Doren, holder of an American field service scholarship in France, and now the mi!-, guide in the Louvre, with his peripatetic class in one of the picture galleries of the museum. An, Army Balloon Wins National Contest the golden rose n to-*; <rj William M. Day of Washington, president of the Shorthand Reporters' Association, standing beside 00,000 pages of shorthand which he person ally recorded during the proceedings of the commission for the adjustment Df foreign claims in London. "SPIRIT OF MUSIC" 4L k 1 ! s Here is the clay model by Albin Pol- 1 fisek, well-known sculptor, which is to be east in bronze to adorn Michigan avenue in Chicago. It is called the "Spirit of Music." The statue is six teen feet high and will be placed on a granite platform five feet high. Pol asek thinks music a sexless art and for this reason he has combined In his statue the strength of the male and the beauty rind grace of the fe male form. } Curious Use for Ice. < Up to the present it has been pos ' ?ible to leave only small cavities in ' concrete, but a big advance has been f brought about by a new foreign i method. Pieces of ice that correspond ; to the measurements of .the cavity re \ quired are embedded in the concrete ! mass, and small channels are left to ' allow the water to run off when the ice melts. The process is of particular advantage in reinforcing concrete with ' iron. The iron parts are not built In during the stamping, but' are attached ' to the blocks of ice before the work i Is begun. The repeated moistening usually necessary in concrete work is ?; not required in this process, for the netting of the Ice makes up tiie loss by evaporation. Princess Wahletka, of t lie Cherokee Indian tribe, who is a h;i If breed, lier father being a French Canadian and her mother a daughter of Spy Ruck of ti?e CherokVes, has just proved before swh research workers as Pr. Walter F. Prince, director of the American Society of Psychical Research, Professor Hodge and others, that she possesses peculiar powers of seeing into the future and also delving into the past. Her ability to read minds is remarkable. She is seen here reading the mind of Mrs. John West field in New York. Celebrating Green River Day 'ha * fl I.ieul. K. S. Olinsfejul. .pilot (left), and Lieut. J. \V. Shoftan, aid, in the basket of the army balloon S-0 with which they won the national elimination contest which started at Indianapolis. They descended at Murilla, N. Y., about 6(X> miles by airline. Ruins of Hotel Where Four Perished % Starting with a pageant of the overland trail, in which pioneers, trappers and pony express riders took part, the "Green River Day" celebration at Green Iliver, Wyo., finished with a good old-fashioned western barbecue. This photograph shows "Doc" Frye, famous cook, making coffee for 5, (XX) assembled ranchers, shippers and railroaders. Immigrants Thronging Into America "iSggftftr li This shows the ruins of Hotel Schmidt, MeKeesport, Pa., near Pittsburgh, where four persons are known to have lost their lives and where others may have perished. Relief Work Director Out in China Already the* new quotas of immigrants have been filled In the ease of most foreign countries, and many will have to return to their native lands. Here are a lot of fortunate ones who have passed the examination at Elllfl Uland and are going ashore at the Battery, New York. t ? Walter H. Mallory of New York, director ??f the China International Fam ine lielief commission, traveling In the banult-lnfested Interior of China with bis soldier guard. s ik- V'v-* ? "i *><-.... .v.-.v. - ??# ?>.-? ...W J The Golden Kos?\ nuanici v-A't i by the pope to t!:<? r:. * | (lone most for the : i been sent this ye:;r t?? i^wvn V'.-i of Spain. It is <?: ^ai precious stones by ;i family !b:a J had the making nf it f<>r jrK.eTi I IN PRISON, BUT HONORS pr, ..... _ _ -,j A year npo Ii. V. I'.ray. Jr.. fort, S. C., was fined SI/"*1 2.1' 4 tenc-ed to serve a year in tie federal penitentiary for s:r.'k:.r?: spector of Internal revenue. IM1 1 fered for defense the fact "-'1 federal officer had Intfmnred '??? was a liar. Just to show townspeople thought of theafc;r> elected him mayor In the Ifi?' ?' tlon. Recently he surrendered to the United States wnr>!w! fi--*3 ed his sentence. He pprf^rrr? mayoral duties In h!.* cell. PRETTY DANCER EL 0?^ Fearing that a T-,in f.l delay their marring*. 1 ' ..'.vers-" man, student at tl>?* ^ 3 Pennsylvania and ? -50 ^ Mich., millionaire hank* . J in a flivver with Berna-' 1 a specialty dancer in 11 and they were secretly v ton. Md.

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