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Show r EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE, UTAH Snake Dance by Mold Indians of Arizona Stadium Day in Tacoma Draws Great Crowd it 1 6 Forty thousand persona Jammed the stands of the stadium on tiie tenth annual observance of Stadium day; in Tacoma, Wash. More than 18,000 elementary and high school students took part In the exercises, featured by follt dances, drills and athletic events. The photograph shows children massed in Red Cross formation parading across the V field. Midnight Initiation of the K. K. K. Near Detroit hi Mokl Indians of the vicinity of Prescot Art, have been putting on their yearly make dance, thele By the light of a fiery cross rising 80 feet Into the blackness of the 1,000 novices swore eternal allegiance to the K. K. K. near Detroit the night. It is said that 11,000 were present Hooded guards barred all during the rituals, and midnight barbecue festivities were held. 51,000,000 Bridge Spans Colorado River 1 night other roads 1:C A fl m M ' P "v btbows it cost o - - r NEW ROOSEVELT MEDAL WjHTaCy : J the beautiful new highway bridge across the Colorado river at Austin, Texas, which has just been of over $1,1000,000. Itf'' ppearf l':rll''iT':''',' U i- I I coin- - Mi III ?V m wf If t r.hi'a-'- UBERIA'S ARMY CHIEF Record Class of New Priests 1 nr To Attempt Around the World Flight , ZByJ rfnn vr njAninfifWlnHi 4 pi smart! Ujjj I .MA rrf:Srp I iltted. Another attempt to accomplish a world flight will be made by Capt. Norman MacMlllan (right), and Capt. O. H. Malins (left), members of the Legion of Frontiersmen. It is expected that the flight will occupy five months and it rater will in an Amphibian machine. be attempted The Roosevelt award, presented by gated; i President Harding to Gen. Leonard 5 Wood, Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, and Miss Louise Lee Schulyer. The f IL-medal Is a newly created one of the Roosevelt Memorial association. Three will be awarded annually to those r4yvT& tf Gen. Moody Staten, commander in who have performed distinguished pubchief of the army of Liberia, shown lic service in three of the eight activ-above with his daughter, was formerly ities In which Colonel Roosevelt was Interested. The medal is one Captain Staten, U. S. A. He entered vitally and of the most remarkable that has ever the army at the age of twenty-on- e served with distinction overseas, at- been struck on account of Its exceptional size, weight and character. It taining the rank of captain before his 1919. In After the measures 84 inches In diameter and honorable discharge war he turned his attention to further- contains 260 pennyweights of gold. It was designed by the noted American . iBt-'- l .rVKL- - ''JS V fj t ing his education and had Just completEarl James Fraser. Bculptor, ed a college course In Spokane, Wash., when the Llberlan government asked NAVY'S PROUDEST MAN the United States government to aid F largest class to be of 117 years ordelned into the priesthood In the officer of In a It capable obtaining "epn province of the United States, which includes practically au It num- - negro blood to head its army. The fuatr.v, was ordained at St. Dominic's church in Washington. of whom 20 are Dominican novices. Archbishop Curley of Baltimore War department recommended Captain Staten to Secretary of State Hughes, who completed the negotiations. Commander in Chief Staten Is only thirty-twyears of age. Really ill w y, tPI ltfiiMliP t i" 2hiV Destroyers Come Back From Levant Fill ..tu "" Looks Double Dangerous YOUNG STUDENT IN PARIS Six torpedo boat destroyers, which left Gibraltar recently, after serving the waters of the Near East, arrived at the Brooklyn navy yard after 12 days of almost constant heavy weather. The photograph shows four of them tied up alongside the battleship Wyoming. In Elopers Are Nearly Ninety A1 II j lviAyri"iXr. DOUBLE r f-- y... tea Kjoy'.- - - i. v ," v..-- 0tM ' 8 'HI Although any army or navy man Is supposed to salute the American flag, Ensign Warren F. Taylor of Subma8 f rine 48 was personally complimented a v " y ' ' of the Navy Denby by the Secretary because In watching the young ensign In a stand on Pennsylvania avenue '.V- during a parade last week, the secre, officer "the observed that young tary Charles fcxlmund Noyes, son of the in the white uniform" never once Every celebrated chemist, Dr. W. A. Noyes, "cheated or grew indifferent." of the University of Illinois, who It time an American flag went by, and at present a student at the SorbonM that was often, Ensign Taylor stood at rigid attention while he saluted. in Paris, doing research work for h! is nine So when Taylor was called to the seconly Noyes doctor's degree. Tiiese lovers, Mark Combe, eighty-threand Kate Martin, eighty-eight- , teen years of ae and is the youngwl retary's office he didn't know what it both other of the and were married by a "mar dav Tcnn., Chattanooga, eloped was all about, but when he came out A. B. from the Illinois university ft at of the Ga, Justice Rossrllla, peace" rying man In AoMrtaaa the navy, well as the youngest ttq Jae vm the proudest dent at the Sorbonn SI ? - f ' sSP V 1 A ilv--f ' vor L otrJ It the . h Ik 5w sty i 3 sit tncciarl nvcr the i from the park the near "Loop" sign entrance ai vei icnu "Doublet Pool Dangerous Area" to "Double Dangerous." But that seems to fit the case for a mere man when two girls get out the powder pufti. . i e, |