The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 103

THE TI ENQUIBEK Lw I CINCINNA lifer 'hi SUNDAY, APRIL: 1, ART GRAVURE PICTURE SECTION 1928 0 mi IS, CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR presented to Colons! Charles Lindbergh by President Coolidge at the White House. In the group, left to right, are: Long-worth, Speaker of the House of Representatives) President Coolldge, Colonel Lindbergh and Vice President Dawes. Photo. x-4 0 I 1 HUSBAND AND WIPE, members of Parliament. Por the first time in the history of the English Parliament, a husband and wife are sitting in the House of Commons ns members of Parliament, They are Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Runclman and are shown arriving at the House for a session. Wld ir A 1 THE 8-4 IN DRT-DOCK. The submarine 8-4 was ex posed to full view for the first time since she was sunk, at the Boston Navy Yard, where the undersea craft is being examined. The picture at the left shows the break in her hull, where the craft was rammed by the Destroyer Paulding.

WIPE OP BRltlSH AMBASSADOR from her latest portrait. This picture shows a new and unpublished portrait of the charming Lady Isabella Howard, wife of the British Ambassador to the United States. Harrla A Bwlni. A NEW ARMY GUN. One of the newly developed combined tractor artillery mounts undergoing tests at the Aberdeen Proving Ground is shown in this picture.

These guns are designed to be fired while in motion and are to be used against tanks. UniVrwond A Vndprwood. Vh, fur fat SPEED BOAT RACING in Florida. The picture -was taken during the Blscayne Bay regatta. Herbert.

VI JL4. Right: 5 LAja CONGRESSIONAL JOY RIDERS taken on aerial trips by Colonel Lindbergh. To be seen in this group with the famous ace are Congressmen C. Tatgenhorst, of Cincinnati; T. A.

Jenkins, of Ohio, and 0. Ware, of Kentucky. The picture was taken at Boiling Field, near Washington. International. WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL DAY IN ENGLAND.

The picture shows some of the thousands of women who gathered in Trafalgar Square to attend the women's international mass meeting. The signs and banners they, carried explained their mission. International, v..