A POLO-PLAYING DIP
LOMATIST. Richard
Montgomery Tobin, the
new United States Min*
ister accredited to the
Netherlands and Luxem
burg, pictured, all alone,
practicing at his favorite
sport on the beach at
Scheveningen, Holland,
as The Hague offers no
facilities for polo. Mr
Tobin is a Californian,
who, during the war, was
commissioned in the navy
and served as cable censor
at San Francisco.
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_ “BUFFALO
BILL’S” COOK, W. F.
Ward is still mixing bat
ter in a lumber camp at
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Ward, who is a Sioux Ind
ian, tells many an inter
esting tale of his experi
ences while traveling with
the famous Bill Cody. He
took an active part in the
celebration staged at
Klamath Falls last week
in commemoration of the
beginning of the construc
tion work by the Southern
Pacific Railway on its new
line from Klamath Falls
to Eugene. Ore. /' a '
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PLANK TO LAND ON
N K \V YORK’S
STRKKTS; a tiny Sperry
messenger piloted by
Lieut. Kdwin Johnson, of
Mitchell Field, sailing
around Grant's Tomb,
just before he skidded on
Riverside Drive and
crashed into a lamp-post.
Johnson was uninjured
but the plane was some
what hors de combat.
The American Ambassador to Kurland
takes to the lawn Col. (!eor<re Harvey
playin'; ero<|iiet at Warwick Castle fol
lowing his return to London to resume
his duties.
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Introducing "Darlings
Jollie Lass i e , ” the
world's champion Jersey
cow, as posed at the Na
tional Dairy Congress re
cently convened at Syra
cuse, N. Y. The mere
human with the modern
milk factory is Ovid Pick
ard, of Marion, Washing
ton. Wide World.
HONG KONG HARBOR
as pictured during the
disastrous hurricane that
hit the China coast a few
days after the Japanese
earthquake, showing one
ship ashore at the left, the
wreakaffe of another show
ing just above the surface
off shore and two other
vessels further out mak
ing heavy weather of it in
the terrific gale.
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knighting an
AMERICAN NURSE.
General Gouraud, 'The
Lion of the Arnonne,”
who recently visited the
United States, pictured in
the courtyard of the Hotel
des Invalides, in Paris, as
he bestowed the honor of
Chevalier of the Legion of
Honor upon Miss Smalley,
well-known American
war nurse. i nilcnimui.
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