St. Louis, Mo: The annual reunion of the Associated Harvard Clubs recalls the brave days of long ago to a number of veteran graduates of the University. Brooklyn, N.Y: As is customary on the Sunday before Decoration Day, the veterans of the G.A.R. honor their dead comrades buried in the National Cemetery here. Stoke-on-Trent, England: The King and Queen visit this city and make a tour of a large pottery factory. Sacramento, Cal: Governor Hiram W. Johnson signs the much discussed Allen Land Bill. Frankfort-on-Main, Germany: In an aerial game of hare and hounds, the hare gets caught in a tree and is discovered first by Pathe’s Weekly, and then by a hound in the person of an army officer. Ithaca, N.Y: The Cornell University students parade through the streets to the campus, where they give their annual spring-day circus. Hamburg, Germany: The largest ship afloat, the “Imperator,” of the Hamburg-American line, is making her maiden voyage to America. New York, N.Y: The palatial new steamer, “Berkshire,” built for the Hudson River service, makes her first trip. Comic Section: Mutt, being a baseball expert, illustrates for Jeff the difference between an “in” and an “out drop.” And Many Others.