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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0840 Enlarge and print image (3M) |
| SUBURBS OP PARIS UNDER WATER.—The Seine is reported to have risen to a greater height than ever before, and thousands of inhabitants are fleeing from their homes as the waters rise. Entire suburbs have fallen prey to the flood, and even in the city proper there are three feet of water in the basements of many dwellings. International PRESIDENT PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEMOCRATIC PREDECESSOR.— President Coolidge laying a wreath at the base of the Jackson monument ia Washington in commemoration of the 109th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans, the most notable victory won by American arms in the War of 1812. Wide World Photos <=>§^ VETERAN OP SIX WARS STILL GOING STRONG.—Robert Ludlow Livingston, who has served in six wars under the Stars and Stripes, shown cutting a cake in honor of his 99th birthday at his home in Yonkers. He holds Ave honor medals, one of them the Congressional medal for valor conferred while he was a member of the old U. S. S. Portsmouth during the Civil War. International "THE THREE GRACES." — Mario Korbel, well known Bohemian-American sculptor, shown working on a creation in his New York studio entitled "The Three Graces," which the Duncan sisters, Margo, Anne and Lisa, are posing for. ©Underwood & Underwood "TUT" ZOO STYLES, PRETTY BUT "PIZ-EN."—A new guest at the Loudon Zoo is this lizard, the only poisonous American saurian. Its black and red markings simulate mosaic or bead-work. |