The killing of a British subject, W. S. Benton, in Mexico by the revolutionary leader Villa has become an international event, because wherever British subjects go the British Government keeps watch over them and their rights. An editorial on this event is to be found elsewhere in this issue

A CORNER OF THE ROOM DEVOTED TO EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH ART
THE MORGAN COLLECTION ON VIEW IN NEW YORK

See editorial comment

NEW YORK CONSIGNS ITS "GUNMEN'S" WEAPONS TO THE DEPTHS OF THE SEA
GETTING RID OF ENEMIES OF THE HUMAN RACE

Chairman of the Inter-State Commerce Commission. The picture shows
Mr. Clark at his desk in his office at Washington

This successful American railway man was recently appointed as the head of the Great Eastern Railway of Great Britain. See editorial pages

THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH ON THE RAILWAY

The wireless has recently been installed as a part of the equipment of the Lackawanna Railroad See editorial comment