31121100 Honors America’s Champion Cow Puncher
(Fir Pacific & Atlantic)
Mnuriu-‘(ioodchild, England‘s woman rifle champion,
‘wir Rifle Grenades Prove Spectacular
liv I‘m: 1111: & Atlanth‘
.i;iu ul'f‘llu'l‘if.‘ received at the I‘reoidio of San Francisco, “hen
"l nrnvcnl very interesting and spectacular, and many of the
present were reminded of the days they spent in France.
Ready to Defend Equestrian Honors in Olympic Games
(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
No less a personage than Will-
iam G. McAdoo p f e s e 11 t e 1!
Yakima Canutt with world charm
pion cowboy trophy at, .Curly
Eagles Ranch. near Los Angeles.
Photo shows, left to right. Doro-
thy Morrell. McAdoo, Canutt
and Donna Glover.
New Flag
l'tr l‘nml‘u: 1’.- Atlantic)
C. E. AshtonfBorkeley. Cal., has
designed a new American flag.
Washington officials praised his
creation and declared that the
flag will he used. "should suffi-
cient demand arise.’
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For the first time on U. S.
meet at New Orleans.
Shenandoah
*Qne of the Thrills of Steeplechasing
i'“ “‘1' lilembcm of 11111.45. S. Olympic equestran cam now
u for their cumin partichation in the
Olympic games in Paris.
1.11. the L. S. Cave. ry stations in the U S.
and are expected to “bring back the bacon" to U.‘2 ~-
(Rv Pacific & Atlantic)
stationed at Port Meyer, Va., who daily
These riders have been selected
m1 mm; ‘K’o‘r‘i from:
(RV 11mm & Atlantic)
This re ma rka bl 0 photo of a
steeplechase accident at Gat-
wick, England, show Sang- Bleu
falling in the Hookwood Chase.
In spite of the fall the horse
finished second. ‘
Assailed
(By Pacific 1: Atlantic)
In a speech on the Senate flbor,
Senator Caraway assailed Albert
B. Fall (above), former Secre-
tary of the Inter-101', as a traitor
in connection with his Teapot
Dome oil land deals.
soil since they battled for British open
golf crown, Arthur Havcrs (left), British champ, and Water Hagen
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Swept At 'ay by Gale .
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i” (Ev Pacific 8: Atlantic)
Capt. Anton Heinen
When the giant American dirigi~
blc Shenandoahiwas swept away
from her mooring mast at Lake-
liurst, N. J., by fifty-five-mile
gale she had on board a crew of
twenty-two men, with Captain
Anton Heinen, Zeppelin expert,"
in charge.
’C‘ause It’s
(By Pavific & Atlantic)
Mis Lotie Lucille Smith, promi-
nent in the F lorida younger so-
cial set, was chosen Miss Miami
of 1923 at the recent Miami
carnival.
And now the secret is‘ont!
mistress was a tiny kiss, that’s all.
(Bv I‘m-1118 1: 1111111110
The U. S. cruiser Tacoma,
ordered to Mexico as demonstra-
tion agaigst block ading of port
of Tampieo by
forces has struclx aground on
Blanquilla Reef, sis
Vera Cruz.
Just a Tiny Kiss,
revolutionary
een milefiofi‘
(3y Pacifi: & Atlantic)
T. Marcellus Marshall. :1 73-
year-old West Virginia million-
aire, plans an educational insti-
tution exclusively for men and
Women who have served terms
in prison.
That’s All
(131' Pacific £- Atlantic)
All that "John Brown" wanted of his
American Ski Team Sails tOQSeek Laurels at Olympiad
(8v Pacific & Annmam
Sailing on the S. S. PreSIdent
Van Bureu were the members of
the American Olympic ski team
who will seek world honors. Left
to right they are Lemain Batson.
Urd Ovcrby, Captain Anders
Haugen and Harry Jen.
for a Good Cause
aid ofGi-ee
Washington society. debatante‘s Opened the Diplomatic? Tea House in
ism-phone. Photo show Kiss 5311911 3039“. fififli?’ of
’(Brhcific & Atlantic)
Removing the Filling of a War Tooth
f By Pacific 8 At‘wuc )
The work of dismantling the U. S. battleships in accordance with the
provisions of the Disarmament Conference is rapidly going on. Here
is shown a twelve-inch gun of the {I S. S. Delaware at the
.Navy Yard bang mutilated.
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