St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 91

uu I if suWDAY Mcnmo, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION AUG. 34, 1919. I lit; b5 re- f. it wk.

Mini iW TTii .1 I 1 0 1 V- i 3 1 -s-li- I 1 1 0 l4v a 5 71 Vi. V1 5 r. i Prince of Wales, dressed as a "kiltie," presenting the cross to Sergeant-Major Park, a one-legged Scotch hero. Photo hy Centra) News Photo irvlre. fM grand opera tenor, and his bride, formerly Miss Maria Esther Teller, daughter of a Cuban sugar planter.

ormeny xuiss Maria Copyright Photo by Press Illutratlnic Service. On the beach at Honolulu. Visitors take up the exhilarating sport of surf-board riding. Photo by Preiia Illustrating Service. I 1 it-- VJ'm ft aV.

Vx fTl TO 111 avam k. A ar. 1 mini Gen. Pershing and Marshal Haig at the Hyde Park investi ture where several mm British officers re ceived American decorations. The Gold-mounted sword of honor presented to Gen.

Pershing by the City of. London. Photo by Central News Photo Service. two girls are daughters of Marshal Haig. Photo by Central Ne Photo Servile.

Dr. Yami Kim, said to be one of the first Chinese women to graduate from an American college with the degree of doctor of medicine, at San Francisco on her way to Washington to protest against the Shantung settlement. Photo by pr. niu.tr.tm. service 1 i i GZ.

A fc J. 0 3 11 11 Mooring a dirigible to an anchor mast instead of housing it in a hangar. The experiment, recently tried in Enplane! marbnil niiMe Thl iriant airfthin rnrie nut a hard nicht aa1 in tk .1 Gen. Rogers of the British forces, inspecting a company of German police at Cologne an incident without -Photo by Cftrl Ne.a rht jiiutcu at aaicu nvu vM.v.x.a. juai iiuii al 1 WVI1.

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