New York City: Count Adam Tarnowski Von Tahnow, the new Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, arrives to succeed Dr. Dumba. Charlottesville, Va: Congressional Committee inspects Thomas Jefferson home, Ex-Representative Levy, owner of Monticello, home of the author of Declaration of Independence, welcomes distinguished visitors who contemplate purchase of estate as national memorial. Oakland Cal: First double launching of steel merchant ships. Freighter “Regulus” and tanker “Bessa” take the water here at practically the same time. Subtitle: Mrs. Martha Svendsen, sponsor for the “Regulus,” and Miss Tillie Bell, sponsor for the “Bessa.” New Orleans, La: Sarah Bernhardt, the noted French actress, watches “Grumpy” win the Sarah Bernhardt handicap for 3-year-olds. Subtitle: “Grumpy,” the winner. Washington, D.C: New York Suffragists picket White House. Women from Empire State take their turn in effort to secure Federal recognition of votes for women. Berkeley, Cal: Open air living their health creed. Mrs. C.C. Boynton, her children and her followers believe that health of body and mind comes from living close to nature. Subtitles: The living quarters open to the weather. A Grecian dance. The kiddies’ outdoor bath. New York City: What the men are wearing. (Courtesy of Nat Lewis, haberdasher, New York.) Subtitles: Business suits. Shepherd plaid, overcoat to match. Black beaver hat. Brown homespun Norfolk. Togo French coat. Shepherd plaid; box plait back; side pockets; storm cuffs. Togo French coat. Adjustable collar; gun metal buckles on belt and cuffs. St. Paul, Minn: Winter pageant is gorgeous riot of color. Ten thousand carnival marchers, led by Lewis W. Hill, parade to celebrate winter sports. Havana, Cuba: American submarines center of interest. First submersibles to visit Cuban port are visited by curious throngs. Winnipeg, Can: Eleven dog teams start 522-mile dash. Red River Derby, with St. Paul, Minn., as the goal, is longest race of its kind on record. Saranac Lake, N.Y: Three day mid-winter carnival attracts thousands. Subtitles: Parade of floats. Three-mile international outdoor amateur skating race. The winner, Arthur Staff of Chicago. Fancy and figure skating by Miss Rodger and Jack Davis; the storming and defense of the ice palace.