The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, March 23, 1920, Image 2
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. MODEL OF DIRIGIBLE HANGAR FOR OUR NAVY REMARKABLE ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN KHYBER PASS In tlii-si' (lnys if traiiH-Atliintlc nitit, Htntions for Klnnt nlinlilps uro Imposing .structures. . scale model of the mammoth dirigible hangar to bo erected by the navy department at Lakehurst, N. J., Is shown here. The hangar will bo SOO feet long, 2(15 feet wldo and 174 feet high. " SEARCH FOR BOMBS IN IRISH POLICE BARRACKS View of the roads ascending the Khyher pass, looking toward the plains of India. The upper roi enmel caravan road leading Into Afghanistan. The lower road was specially constructed lust year by neers for motor transport. :d Is the old British eiigl- HAYTI HONORS U. S. MARINES AT GRAND REVIEW nrltinh troo.. searching In the ruins of the iinliytrain ponce barracks, county "uonnghan, Ireland, for bombs. .Many were fouthl. More than 150 masked and nrnicd Sinn Ifelners attneked the police barracks nnd fought for three hours until the barracks and an adjoining grocery store bad been blown up and the police had surrendered. BURNING JAPANESE GOODS AT TIENTSIN I BACK FR0M E near east S Chinese of Tientsin participating In u great nntl-.lnpaneso demonstration nnd burning goods taken from Japanese shops nnd liomes. HYDROPLANING OVER THE HIGHEST ALPS Dr. Iteglna Flood Keys of Huffulo, N. Y who Is at homo on furlough from Monastlr. Greece, where she is head f the American Women's hos pital of the American Hed Cross. Dur ing her three years abroad she has received three decorations, two from Serbia and one from Greece. ! .' Vi,i.i AuST. htnn f"rt President of Ilaytl and marine corps officers reviewing a battalion of gendarmes in whose presence the pres ident decorated marine corps olllcers for bravery. 'The gendarmerie of liny tl Is a body of native soldiery led and taught by "noncoms" of the United States marine corps. NEW EARL OF GALLOWAY LARGEST SEARCHLIGHT IN THE WORLD ft C i J J This, the largest searchlight in the world, is the Invention of Elmer A. Sperry. It has 1, '280,000.000 beam candle power, and is so powerful that it! rays will light cigarettes and melt lend at a distance of 12 feet. GOB WHO MADE GOOD GOES TO ANNAPOLIS Hydroplaning over the Wellenseo, Switzerland, one can cllmh into a li.Mlni on the St, Moi'lt? lake and in a few minutes be circling high above the Ji j. L4 j :l: In (lie r." How Whales Breathe. An eminent naturalist says concern ing the breathing apparatus of the whale: "The windpipe does not com municate with the mouth ; a hole is, as t were, bored right through the back of tlia head. Engineers would do well to copy the action of the valve of i ho whale's blow-hole; a nioro per fect piece of structure It is Impossible to Imagine. Day and night, asleep or , awake, tho whale works Its breathing apparatus In such a manner that not u drop of water ever gets down Into the lungs. Again, the whale must of necessity stay n much longer period under water than seals; this alono might possibly drown It, Inasmuch as tlie lungs cannot have access to fresh air. We And thnt this dllllculty has been anticipated nnd obvlnted bj a pe culiar reservoir In tho venous system, which reservoir Is situated it tho back of the lungs," Lord liurlles captain of Hie Scots Guards, who through the death of his father has Just become the twelfth .arl of Galloway. Ho was taken pris oner while badly wounded In the re treat from Mons In tho early months of the war, and his health wrecked by tho terrible hardships and cruelties endured while a German prisoner lie Is a descendant of the founder f the Scottish Hoyal House of Stuart. Discover New Crater. Two young Swedish students of geology named Wadell and Vglierg. af ter an adventurous nine days' expe dition In Iceland, have discovered what Is believed to be the largest crater In the world, measuring eight kilometers (live miles) long and live kilometers (three and a quarter miles) wide. The two s-tudents further claim to hnve discovered some warm springs. Children Given Lessons in Law. A remarkable educational establish ment is the school for Judges In l'arls. Here mock trials are held by pupils under the supervision of able attor neys. The wholo procedure, from the issuing of a warrant for arrest to the summing up and the Jury's verdict. Is carried through In a businesslike manner. Kverj ear .in hundred i.u'ii ireiu tin- enlisted ranks of the Lulled Siatca nav. are selected for training at the nuwil academy ai Annapolis, pi-cpiirmg Iheni for posts as coninii'.slimed olllcers. This photograph shows Commander J. i l.annon. executive nlll.i i- oi the U. S. S. New Mexico, handing one of tho lucky sniloruicn of h'.s ship an appointment to the ncademy.