CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1<J26.

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WORLD PAYS TRIBUTE TO FAMOUS COMPOSER Warsaw, PcUni- -Representative* from erery dvilued nation partiapatet" in the elaborate ceremonies in connection with the unveiling of the maasive monument to Chopin, the famous Polish composer. The statue is the work of the distinguished Polish sculptor. Szymanowski

SPECTACULAR OIL-WELL FIRE

Beaumont. Texas.—One of the wells of the Spindle Top Field gushing flaming oil and acrid ■moke during the fire which occurred there recently. The damage amounted to *100,000.

THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD VIOIINIST SCORES TRIUMPH Joseph Knitzc 13'year-old Detroit boy, established his reputation as a violinist of unusual promise in appearing as a soloist srith the New Ycrk Symphony Orchestra.

GOBS GIVE CAPTURED GERMAN GUNS THE ONCE-OVER Paris, France.—Sailors from the U. S. S. Memphis evince much interest in a captured German field piece of the World War. The gun is now on exhibition in the garden of the "Invalides '

HORSE ESTABLISHES RECORD FOR CONTINUOUS TRAVEL Frank M. Heath, and his hone, who believe* that they have established an unique record when they traveled S.892 miles th-ough 32 States. They plan to tour the 48.

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MILITARY REVIEW MARKS JAP EMPEROR'S BIRTHDAY Crown Prince Hirohito, regent of Japan, reviewing the military drawn up on Ole Yoyogi parade ground, near Tokyo, as pan of the observance of the anniversary of the birth of his is'her. Prince Yoshihito.

LIVES OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS THREATENED BY • • CHINESE UPRISING ‘1 Hankow, China.—American destroyers Trust on and Pope have been ordered here for the protection of foreigners whose lives srs menaced by threatened anti-foreign strike of Chinese labor unions, , Photo shows street scene in Hankow. ,

“PEACE ON EARTH GOOD WILL TO MEN” Scene in the interior of a village home in Bethlehem, showing how little changed is the town from the concept of it at the time of tha birth of Christ.

TWELVE DOLLAR MOTOR BOAT BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD Los Angeles, Cal.—Dr. R. F. Fiske, who spent only «,12 to build Ws motorboat “Bullet II." captures the unofficial world's record for outboard motors, smashing the previous time 23.11 miles an hour. Dr. Fiske was a member of the Champion-hip Olympic pistol team in 1920. The $12 which Dr. Fiske spent was iiis sole expense in constructing the boat, exclusive of the outboard motor.

LEGISLATORS CONCENTRATE IN WASHINGTON Left to right, standing. Dr E. H. Cherrington. Westerville. Ohm. the Anti-Saloon Lea rue: Miss Cora franc-s Stoddard. Boston, iec-

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