Brownsville, Tex: The daily manual of arms is now a pleasure for Uncle Sam’s boys on the border as they drill to the rhythmic strains of the band. Subtitles: Everybody down when ambushed. The U-shaped structure is 500 feet long and 85 feet wide. Washington, D.C: Six silent suffrage sentinels picket each entrance to the White House to impress President Wilson with their cause. The Mediterranean Sea: The eyes of the campaign, the huge observation balloon which fearlessly roams over the enemy’s territory in search of his plans and formation. Subtitles: The balloon is provided with aerial torpedoes for attack. Higher and still higher the airship climbs to avoid enemy’s aeroplanes. Its observation duties completed, the sentinels of the air peacefully returns to the hangar. Magazine Section: Oh Girls, What Next? (An Animated Cartoon by Leighton Budd). Subtitles: The girl of yesterday. And the one of today. Tomorrow, perhaps. To bare possibility, and then what? Washington, D.C: Joseph P. Tumulty, Secretary to the President, who denies having given advance information on the “peace” note to the belligerents. Subtitles: Bernard Baruch, accused of being a recipient of such a tip. Secretary Lansing is called by the Investigating Committee to testify as to the course of the “note” through the State Department. The central figure of official Washington’s tumultuous disturbance. T.W. Lawson, of “Frenzied Finance” fame. Cambridge, Mass: The Harvard Hockey team begins early practice for the Inter-Collegiate Ice Championship contest. New York City, N.Y: The super dreadnought Pennsylvania leaves the Brooklyn Navy Yard to participate in the winter target practice at the Guantanamo drill grounds. Subtitles: The tall framework of the fighting top almost touches the Brooklyn Bridge as the warship passes beneath the span. What a fruitful target New York’s skyscrapers would make for the huge guns of this powerful man-of-war. Out at sea, southward bound. Kingsland, N.J: A second “Black Tom” explosion violently rocks the east as a half-million shells being manufactured for the Allies are suddenly ignited with $10,000,000 loss. Subtitles: Luckily none are hurt as shell after shell is fired, resembling the artillery furnace on the battlefields of Europe. Soon the shrapnel magazines catch fire and spectacular streams of light illuminate the countryside. Springfield, Ill: Simple ceremonies mark the inauguration of Col. Frank O. Lowden as Illinois’ new Governor. Subtitle: Governor-elect Lowden and his family.