has now joined the ranks of those famous stars who have "gone into the movies". She has been engaged to take the leading role in a magnificent production of Carmen, and will give the part all the charm. and vivacity with which she has made it famous on the operatic stage, although, of course, she will have no opportunity to use her still more striking musical genius. In the photograph reproduced here she is shown as she appeared in New York when about to board her private car, with the flowers, presented her by friends, in her arms. Her participation in the production evidences the excellent work being done by modern film manufacturers in their more ambitious productions. AMONA FLORES is a colonel in Gen Reral Carranza's army, and is well en titled to her sobriquet, "Mexico's Joan of Arc". Her husband and four near relatives were killed at the outbreak of the rebellion against Huerta. Since then she has been in forty-seven battles, and has been wounded twice. She was photographed while passing through the They are members of a club devoted to giving instruction in farming, and they have made quite a sum from the produce of their little plot of ground. COPYRIGHT-UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD AN INCIDENT OF THE HORSE SHOW AT TUXEDO, NEW JERSEY WALNUTS AMASTODON studded with thousands of walnuts, is the crowning feature of a large exhibit at the PanamaCalifornia Exposition in San Diego. The figure is life size, and makes an imposing spectacle, standing as it does on a raised A NEW pump of peculiar construction lifts water by the direct action of exploding gas in much the same way that a projectile is driven from a cannon. In trials, the machine has proved so economical that it is to be tested for use on a large English project for draining Lake |