Pennsylvania military school cadets ride horses in Chester, Pennsylvania. The cadets ride horses in a wooded area and cross a stream.
U.S. Salvation Army Commander Evangeline Booth in New York. Evangeline Booth, noted temperance activist, arrives in a car during the dedication of the Memorial Auditorium and a new administration building. Members of the Salvation Army march along a street. People assembled in front of a building. Evangeline Booth speaks.
Chiefs and veiled tribesmen say farewell to French President Gaston Doumergue in Constantine, Algeria after ceremonies to celebrate their 100th year of allegiance. The chiefs and the veiled tribesmen shake hands with President Doumergue. Men on horseback followed by a car. A cheering crowd on a street. A train arrives at a railroad station. Young girls pose.
Business men of the Lions Club dance in Escalon, California. Men put on make up and dress up like women. The men dance.
Dr. Ella K. Dearborn boasts the largest collection of 2,460 spoons in the world. Dr. Dearborn opens her cupboard to show her collection of spoons in Portland, Oregon. She holds a big spoon.
Twelve year old boy Robert Dodge makes a homemade car out of junk for $1 total cost in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Robert Dodge starts and drives his gasoline powered car, which is about the size of a soapbox racer car. Children run behind him as he drives the car. He pulls into a gas station and the filling station attendant adds fuel to his gasoline tank. Robert continues on driving his car. He stops the car along a sidewalk. He accepts money or treats from other children to give them rides in the car. A girl sits on the "hood" of the car and then he drives away down the street giving her a ride.
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