. II -, _ ‘‘‘‘‘ 111‘ M NH W i if. . .1. ., “PM. 1111111.... i. :18 1111.11.....1.1Illnullnhuhi1ll;.3.1:v~1.111 'ii‘u 1.1,. AT MlNU " "“Wi'l WU H‘Mlllflllllfllmflm 'llilllllllfllli‘lmlflllflfllfilfldl h. .‘:‘i?+ Old and New Commanders (By Pacific & Atlantic) The Pacific Fleet is now under command of Admiral Samuel ' Robinson, succeeding Admiral E. W. Eberle, who was re- cently appointed Chief of Naval Operations at Washington, D. C. Above Admiral Eberle is shown on quarterdeck of the flagship California reading his order of detachment; on his left is Admiral Robinson. Distillery on Wheels Seized a heavy sea is running. 0T0 Elli MMW'IWWMWWWW 0n the Briny Deep 'Although this looks like another sea disaster, it merely shows how a U. S. destroyer .looks from another boat when :. New F loatitig Armory Starts Work WHO’S WHO mars WHAT 1 113111 ".1‘11‘111 ”W“ ' l (By Pacific & Atlantic) l ‘ (By Pacific 1: Atlantic) While passing through Cedar City, Utah, on his way to Alaska, President Harding and wife chummed with little papooses of the’Piute Indian tribe, delighting squaws. Navy Depai tment. mands the (By Pacific 51 Atlantic) Right in the city where the Volstead Act had its birth, police of Washington, D. C., seized a traveling distillery in a moving van which was standing in a garage near the Union Station. Photo shows police and revenue men look- ing over the queer outfit, Alaska to Have New Cable With work being rushed on the ZR-l at Lakehurst, N. J ., as shown above, it is ex— pected it will be ready for first trial trip early next month. (By Pacific l: Atlantic) The U. S. cable ship Dellwood '(above), said to be the largest and best equipped cable layer in the world, is about to lay 1,000 miles of cable, starting from Seattle, Wash., and running to Sitka, Alaska. On Hunger Strike Three Months (3! Plan: I Lunatic) 1 After this 23-foot python had been on a hunger strike at San Diego, GIL. Zoo for three months, forcible feeding was resorted to. It took seven men to do the job, as friend python objected strenuously. 4 ' ' ' , .~’r ' This exclushc photo shows the U. S. armory and training ship, v. hich has been assigned to the m. Naval Reserxists of Pl 11ladelp1ia, Pa., and vicinity by the F. W. Hoffman, U. S. N. R. F.. com- essel, which has been repaired and refitted. ZR- 1 Near-ma Completion Waterloo Pride of the Menagerie Her poor attempt at rolling cigarettes landed Miss Nel- lie Mumaugh (above), in detention home in Chicago, \Vhile garbed as a boy she tried to beat her way from Toledo, Ohio, to St. James, Min--. (By Pacific 5 MM? tic) .Topeka, floating Children visiting Prospect Park, Brooklyn, N. Y., menag— erie, watch gleefully the latest arrival. the baby elk, not yet two weeks old. Ethel Barrymore Wins Suit Ethel Barrymore and her.three children (left to right), Samuel, Ethel and John Drew Colt Jr. Miss Ethel Barrymore, fa- mous actress, won her suit for divorce from Russell G. ' Colt, retaining custody of her three children, shonn above. Wah! (m Padfic .1 Atlantic) . _ . Dr. Evelyn R. Bush showed . x - ' 500 doctors at convention at " ' , the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria. this 14-inch gun of the latest type came trundling through the streets-of San Pedro, New York the proper way "civilians won what it was all about. They learned the gun was being moved t° hold ”1 infant. The baby from a dock, where it had been landed from an Army transport to the emplacements at W to disagree with her. Fert McArthur, Gal.- It took three days to complete the joh. . (we, use, has: an AM: M In ) ’
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