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Show TIIK SAUNA SI X. SAUNA. ITA!! World? Largest Medical Center Dedicated Great German Dirigible Lands at Lakehurst lb An alrp'at ilm ( 1 1. group of l..iunl an. One Hundred itl rl.hlti afroei. lmgt- bni-din- nmlic l rmier in Nr In Yik tin nurt.L vlty on M4i mb formally dedicated recently. Uhmide drive between One llundrl TbU I'M .round iniitRiliiri at .ah-bur- treat stiylitb N, J, ljr wire, htt al lb ru4 of b-- r il but t;nan dirigible Graf ZrprllA trip from Germany. n t tii Mii hauled I Yuma Indian Band Wins Second Prize and , Gobs cf the Marion Dance Willi Eskimo Flappers mu ideal orgiuilmtlnii of full blnodd Indian In America which at Indian band the only onetrll at Coronado, Califs won aceond prie. The tnenders are all grndunlea of the Sherman Indian Inatl tute of California and the Phoenix Indian aelmid of Arizona. The n Sailor from the Cnlled State lelund. lutliude 70 decree north. roast guard vessel Marlon enjoying Explorer and Geographer Honored Yuma tmu-tlth- Chicagoan Has a Sikorsky Amphibian Plane s dunce with Csklmo flappers on Dlsko LEGION COMMANDER 0 This Is the all metal Sikorsky amphibian plane recently purchased delivered to Idin there. It has a wing sprend of 71 feet. BACK TO WASHINGTON by Charles Walgreen of Chicago uud Caterpillar Wheel for Wheelbarrow Paul V. McNutt of Bloomington, Iml., who was elected national commander of the American Legion at the convention In San Antonio. In the war he served In the field artillery, rising to the grade of lieutenant colonel. He is dean of the law school of Indiana university . This Is the beautiful memorial at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, which was recently unveiled to David Thompson, Intrepid explorer and geographer for the Northwest Fur company, near the spot where he and Finnan MacDonald built the first trading post in Idaho in Septenihe. ISOtl. Duncan MacDonald, grandson of Finnan MacDonald, Is at right. GAME WARDEN Johnson signed a three-yea- r contract to pilot the Washington American league club. No Information was given out by either Griffith qr Johnson as to the salary terms agreed upon. Johnson confined his remarks to the statement that lie was happy to get back to Washington, where he spent 21 years as a pitcher. Walter half-bree- New Perpetual Service Bam Perry The 'caterpillar tructor wheel, adopted been put on wheelbarrows and for the first autumn fair In Vienna. Here Is shown the and an ordinary wheel, demonstrating how pass over an obstruction. Smallest Full-Grow- n by tanks during the war, has time was demonstrated in the caterpillar wheel on a barrow simple It is for the former to Horse BEST PISTOL SHOT Perpetual service and use, uninterrupted by fires or vpairs, Is the promise of the masonry arch harn, a new wrinkle in farm buildings developed at Iowa State college by engineers under the direction of J. B. Davidson, head of the agricultural engineering department. The bam is con slructed ei tirely of masonry. Aside from window frames and some equipment inside, there Is no combustible material In the building. Outstanding In the construction of the building is the catenary arch used In the roof. The picture shows one of the hams partly completed. Irs. Walter B. Sellmer of Fairfax, Calif., who Is the only woman state game warden in the country. She was appointed in 1P27 and since then has arrested 40 violators of the fish and game laws of California. In several cases she has disguised herself as an old woman and as a young gcl In order to make arrests l.lcut ILirry tin In.hior of r. ln. l 1 :i 2-- pel l ir.t. ru: of Pori Selmy world'), recoid with u score of llr- - horse Anna South wick of Danvers, Muss., with the smallest in the world. The animal is perfectly formed and weighs only 37 pounds. full-grow- n |