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Part Six
ri?wtte
Okaphir SsStttim
September 19, 1920
r'OKMKR JUDGE NATHAN L. MILLER, OF SYRACUSE.
A iu'u picture of the d?sign?e of the Republican State
( oiivi-ntion foi the Republican nomination for Governor.
Mr Miller, who is sixty-two years old, retired from ?he bench
because of need of a largvr income and has been counsel for
81 "ne "I the leading upstate corporations. nmi ri./.sum
THE LARGEST AIRSHIP IN THE WORLD
BUILDING FOR UNCLE SAM. At work on
the giant dirigible R-?8 (right), which is being
built in England for the American navy. At
present the 694-foot-long air monster is a
fairy-like structure of delicate aluminum
girders ami latticework, but ?t is expected it
will be in commission and ready to sail for
America next spring. Her estimated maxi?
mum speed is 75 miles an hour. The largest
hangar ever constructed is now building at
Lakewood, N. J., to house the R-38.
Uft?OFF FOR ENGLAND IN A TINY
SI.OOP. Lieutenant Commander Sidney Hough
tun, of the British navy, his twenty-year-old
son and a Bahama negro leave Oyster Hay with
their new HerreshofT sloop, Neith, 7i!) feet on
the water line. They expect to cross the At?
lantic in three weeks
"SO YO U WERE
G E H M A N Y ' S
CROWN PRINCE!"
Can't you just tell
from the expression
on the face of this old
Dutchman of Vollen
dam what he thinks
of the ex-Kaiser's ex?
iled son? And we
think the same thing
?only more so.
h. |/M.ifll
SENATOR HAR?
DING AS A HALL
PLAYER. Two new
pictures of the Re?
publican Presiden?
tial candidate in ac?
tion on the diamond.
Ria ht ? Our next
Pr?s i il cm ( Wall
Street betting odds
say so) delivers a
fast one. Abure
Mr. Harding'* win?
ning smile, i ,.,i. r.?i

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