Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 90

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON. Sailors, monkeys and parrots aboard the Massachusetts Nautical School's ship, the Nantucket, anchored in the Potomac near Washington for several days. The boys of the vessel had completed a cruise of 13,000 miles when they ar- rived in this city. Nationu) Fhoto, Lock No. 11, one of the picturesque spots along the old Chesapeake & Ohio canal near Washington ouph by L Pridgeon, < tne phetogrsplier At left: Sixteen years old, he designs clothes for Milady. Young George Knox of Brooklyn is claimed to be the youngest suc- cessful designer in the world. Some of the most fashionably at- tired women on S5th avenue wear garmems of his dcsigning. The great commoner judges a baby show in Cali- fornia. And the decisions of William Jennings Bryan were quite satisfactory, according to reports. PTA A Pt Bones of million-year-old mastodon found in Arizona in the National Museum. Thomas J. Horn is reconstructing the animal. Dr. J. W. Gidley found the bones near a water hole. Paris celebrates enlistment of the Foreig n Legi Nantucket, training ship of the Massachusetts Nautical School, anchored for several days in the Stripes at head of division of Americans w ho enlis§ © 1 &5 Photos Potomac near the War College. country entered the war. Nutivnal Photo = e Outing of the America