Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1926, Page 85

GRAPHIC : : GRAVURE SECTION [ SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON. D. C.—JULY 18, 1926. A general view, taken from an airplane, of the smoking ruins resulting from the explosion of the Lake Denmark naval am- What will Bobby Jones do with all his cups? Here we have him receiving another— munition depot. The picture shows the magazines still burning, and the shells were flying around the photographer’s plane. the award for winning the national open championship 4t the Scioto Country Club, Colum- @®P. & A. Photos bus, Ohio. Jones recently annexed the British open title. @ Underwond & Underwood. The body of Lieut. George W. Botts of Richmond, Va,, leaving Dover, N. J Lieut. Botts was the only Army man killed in the Lake Denmark Arsenal blast. < @ Underwood & Underwood, President Coolidge attending church last Sunday at Sdranac Lake, N. Y. With Mrs. €oolidge he drove from the Summer White House, White Pine Camp. Rev. G. K. Newell, pastor of the Saranac Lake Presbyterian Church, at right of the President. ® Underwood & Undeiwood She breaks three world records in women's athletic meet in Philadelphia. Lilliam Copeland of Pasadena, Calif., who now is women’s champion in the javelin throw, discus throw and shotput. Wide World Photo. The ill-fated submarine S-51 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The bodies of 18 members of the crew were taken from the hull after the craft had been towed from Block Island. Wrecked high-explosive testing laboratory of the naval ammunition depot at ) : Lake Denmark, N. J. The building was of concrete, but the shells made a complete @P. & A. Photos. 3 4 ruin of it. B Underwond & Underwood. uAud o:;m:thnfi:n City. ccording to re- ports the two will be married this Autumn. @P. & A. Photos. The gallery watches Bobby Jones win the national open championship at the Scioto Some of the shells that did not explode in the Lake Denmark, N. J., blast. This photo- Country Club, Columbus, Ohio. Photo shows Bobby putting. @P. & A. Photos. i graph was taken Tuesday, during an examination of the danger area. ®P. & A. Photos.