Great Falls daily tribune. [volume], July 04, 1920, Image 14

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THE AMERICA'S CUP
The silver trophy for which the
English and American yachts will
compete early in July. It has
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MR. AND MRS. LLOYD GEORGE
Photo made while they were leaving the church after the wedding
of the daughter of Bonar Law.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK
The landing place of the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth, Mass., will be
the shrine of many thousand Americans this year. The tercentenary
anniversary of the landing will be celebrated in the quaint town.
SENATOR AND MRS. WARREN G. HARDING
Photographed in the garden of their Washington home. They are
both exceptionally fond of flowers.
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BIRTHPLACE OF SENATOR WARREN G. HARDING
The little country home near Blooming Grove, Ohio (40 miles north
east of Marion), where Sen. Warren G. Harding was born November 2,
1865.
INDEPENDENCE HALL, PHILADELPHIA
In this building assembled the Continental Congress, Washington was chosen Commander-in-Chief, and the
Declaration of Independence was adopted. (From an old print.)
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THREE PROMINENT ZIONISTS
Left to right: Nathan Strauss, Judge Brandeis and Rabbi Wise, who
recently sailed for Palestine to prepare a place for those of their race who
desire to make their home there.
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UNCLE SAM "ON THE JOB"
Marines at League Island Navy Yard at drill. Pho to shows the strenuous bayonet practice.
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JAPAN S OLYMPIC TEAM IN AMERICA
Thirteen athletic stars fro m the Flowery Kingdom are in New York
and will compete in a number of contests in this country before going to
Antwerp for the Olympic Contests. Above is the Marathon team. Left
to right: Mogi; Kanaguri, who won the official Japanese Olympic
marathon tryout in 2h, 29m and 46s; Minura, and K. Yashima, the 16
year-old boy runner, of Japan.
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GEORGES CARPENTIER AND FAIRE BINNEY
The well-known champion and the beautiful movie star give a little
act of their own before an appreciative audience in the movie studio.
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WHEN LONDON SEEMS A FAIRY CITY
A remarkable photograph of the great English metropolis made just as "Big Ben"—the illuminated clock
seen on the shadowy tower of the Parliament Buildings—was striking eleven. The Thames, embankment and the
various bridges are outlined by tft/inkling lights.
EBERT'S NEW ARMY POLICY
Recent snapshot in Berlin of President Ebert (center), Dr. Meissner
(left) and Prof. Schlichting (right). Germany's chief executive has just
issued an order creating a provisional army advisory committee to work
with the ministry of defense and a corresponding navy advisory committee.
The soldiers and sailors will be elected by trustees in different districts.
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FLYING COLUMN AT WORK IN IRELAND
One of Ireland's flying columns on thé move and ready for develop
ments. The troopers are from the 15th (the King's) Hussars, and are
shown passing through the pretty village of Enniskerry. t