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1. J. Lingen Wood, Vancouver, B. C.

'The above miniature half-tone is from a life-size photographic Carbon Crayon, 22x26, mounted on heavy card board.  $200 has been refused for the Carbon of which this a copy.  The picture is finished in dark background, Rembrandt style, giving it an antique, statuary effect.  The original, from which this is taken, is a daguerreotype by Josiah J. Hawes, of Boston, taken of Webster in the maturity of his manhood, in 1850.  No other picture makes so prominent the dome-like forehead, the beetling brows, the deep, cavernous eyes, the high cheek bones, and the mastiff mouth--marked features of him whom Sir Charles Russell pronounces "perhaps the greatest figure the world has seen."'

2. Daniel Webster

3. Henry C. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, 1921-1924

Charles E. Wilson, President of General Electric, Co.

4. Charles E. Wilson

W. E. Woodward, author of "George Washington".

5. W. E. Woodward

6. Bishop & Mrs. Lloyd C. Wicke, Pittsburgh, Pa.

7. General Leonard Wood

Studio portrait of Pearl S. Buck's second husband.

8. Portrait of Richard Walsh, Husband of Pearl S. Buck