War Section: British trench guns fire shells which explode in spectacular manner over the Bulgarian lines. Pictures by Ariel L. Varges, staff camera man with the British forces at Salonika. New York: Dick, the pet leopard of the Central Park Zoo, submits to a manicuring operation after he has been tied securely with heavy ropes. London: Sir Roger Casement, Irish leader, is sentenced to die for high treason in connection with the recent Irish uprising in Dublin, photographed on the occasion of an interview with Franz Krebs. New York: Mayor Mitchel turns a large crank and water is admitted into the cofferdam surrounding the new one million dollar ocean liner pier at West 46th street. Fashion Section: The latest styles for indoor and outdoor wear are pictured in the most fitting surroundings. Los Angeles: Englewood Commandery, Knights Templar of Chicago, present a beautiful spectacle as they march before a large crowd at the conclave here. Bridgehampton, N.Y: Charles Evans Hughes, Republican nominee for the Presidency, entertains William H. Taft, former President, at his country home here. Pemberton, Mass: Motion picture exhibitors of New England, hold an outing here in which the fat men’s race is a feature of the outdoor games. Philadelphia, Pa: President Wilson addresses an enthusiastic audience of advertising men in Independence Hall, and Mrs. Wilson is one of the audience. Armored motor cars are made ready for service on the Mexican border at New York. Massachusetts National Guardsmen depart for Texas. Recruiting is stimulated in Chicago by the imminence of war with Mexico. El Paso, Texas: Troopers of the Tenth Cavalry wounded in the battle of Carrizal, Mexico, between American and Carranza soldiers, are brought to El Paso and removed to the base hospital at Fort Bliss in ambulances.