Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 85

llotograburr 3(rt Section P)C BUnncafroIis (Tribune fltarct) 1 1. 1923 2 Sin OCT is v-v-, txv i 9m a8 riiriiciit, 11. II. Illliut WARSHIP PASSING THROUGH LOCK The U. S.

S. Utah, one of the ships called for man euvera in southern waters, is seen going through the locks at the Panama canal Many of the ships made the same trip. -i -f "'-WW I 4 rai-lflc A tin ii tic DARES' DEATH WITH JUMP Anthony Maurer of St. i Switzerland, doing a difficult "cross jump" at the risk of his life. SKI WARRIORS ON HIKE The Third infantry at Fort Snelling, the only army unit so equipped, setting forth with ski and snowshoe.

They are called the "Blue Devi's of the Army." vs 1 MB ityriht, Krrstotw HIST! THEY'RE TALKING SECRETS These are New York sleuths engaged in teaching a new member of the gumshoe force the tricks of their trade. They are Cipt. A. A. Carey, Jos.

A. Fa rot, W. D. Roddy, John J. O'Connell, Charles Lewis and Patrolman Peter A.

Naton. I 1 1 if'- 7 1 0 Triliinie I'lioto. TOTS IN DANCE REVUE A group of Logan Park kiddles who are in the caRt of "Goldie Locks and the Three Bears." In the center is Doris Brekmer, the fairy queen, while left to right the others are Lois Amundsen, Florence Burke, "Buttons' Morels and Marcella Crotty. 7 A) i EVE'S MODERN Pauline Carson, who is featured in Cecil B. DeMille's Paramount production, Anam's Rib." She is a French-Canadian girl and is embarked on a promising career, according to the screen critics.

.1 3 A mm It l'u'lflr Atliiiittc BOATS IN FAST TRYOUTS Gar Jr. II snd Shadow VI in an aquatic workout in southern waters preparatory to the race between Miami, Key West and Havana, Cuba. M. K. John win ft Co.

SONGBIRD TRILLS BY RADIO Geraine Greear, whose imitations of birds were broadcast by radio Monday. Miss Greear is also a ainger and player. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.

H. Greear, 2877 Lake of the Isles boulevard..