Timely Photographs Gay and Grave, Right in the News
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.4&oif Armistice Dv ser
vices over the graves. of twenty
five French sailors who died in
American waters. Dr. Nicholas
Murray Butler of Ooluml.;j de
livering the address in Cypress
Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn.
I'hoto. Internationak
At right Serjeant Archie A.
Peek, only enlisted man in the
Seventy-seventh Division to win
the Congressional Medal of
Honor, being presented with the
Victory medal by Col. Raymond
Sheldon at the Seventh Regi
ment Armory Armistice Day
celebration.
Photo, International.
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Wonderful aerial photograph of the enormous Yale
bowl, scene of many great football battles. Picture was
taken during Yale's game with Brown University. Note
the thousands of motor ears parked all about and the
clearness of the lines of the gridiron.
Photo. Underwood & Underwood.
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Senator and Mrs. Harding on
their holiday trip to Texas, rid
ing in the cab of the locomotive
that took theni to Point Tsabel,
where they went tarnon fishing.
Photo, Intprnational.
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Monument in the Army Cem
etery at Cypress Hills erected
to the memory of French sailors.
Photograph shows the shaft
with the Stars and Stripes and
Tricolor drawn aside.
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