Wrecks Breaks Up: U.S. transport Sumner ashore on Jersey coast, beaten to pieces by seas, Barnegat Light, N.J. Subtitle: How she appeared the day she ran aground. Winter’s Real Sport: Ice-boating gives pleasure-seekers genuine thrills, Shrewsbury River, N.J. Subtitle: Sixty miles an hour and no worry about “gas.” Engine Leaps Bridge: One dead, four hurt as locomotive plunges 30 feet to street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Off for “Overseas:” 207th battalion, C.E.F. start for battle line, Ottawa, Canada. Subtitles: Duke of Devonshire, reviewing officer. “Goodbye.” Champion Ski Jumpers: International tournament brings stars from Canada and U.S. into rivalry, Cary, Ill. Subtitles: Over their heads. Whew! Preparing for Joy Fest: Thousands enjoy rehearsals for annual winter carnival and snow sports, St. Paul, Minn. Subtitle: John Philip Sousa, noted bandmaster. Died While on Duty: Military funeral for Col. Thurston, 74th N. Y. Infantry, who died on Mexican border, New York City. Subtitles: Police soldiers pay honors. His horse “Dynamite” follows master’s body. A Cowboy’s Funeral: James (“Kid”) Willoughby, peerless broncho buster, honored by scores of cowpunchers and cowgirls, Los Angeles, Cal. Subtitles: The cortège, led by “Al” Jennings and Douglas Fairbanks. “Oh, bury me out on the lone prairie, where the coyotes howl and the wind blows free.” Alaska’s “Queen” Home Again: Louise Sachon, after 15 years in Kuyukuk, 66 degrees north, makes first visit to the U. S. traveling hundreds of miles by dog sled, New York City. Subtitles: Her native Esquimaux costume. Her first real suit. Latest Addition to U. S. Navy: The “Mississippi,” newest and biggest American sea fighter built at cost of $8,000,000 glides into water, Newport News, Va. Subtitles “I Christen thee Mississippi” Miss Camille McBeath, sponsor. Secretary Daniels and sponsor. Cartoons by Hy Mayer.