The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 23

“\ 6 SCENES AT NAVAL MILITIA PRACTICE SHOOT, HELD ON RIFLE RANGE AT PEEKSKILL, N. Y. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922, Quvocawooe & vermserey te Photo shows university students arriving at the (Right upper) Plattsburg Military Camp for their six weeks’ training for the Reserve Officers’ Corps. They will learn to handle rifle and ma- chine guns and be instructed in kitchen duty and how to command men. " (Left upper) Photo shows men of the Ist Battalion, New York Naval Militia, shooting on the rifle range at Peekskill, N. Y. This is their first target practice of the season. (Left) A squad of New York Naval Militia men on their way from Eagle Boat to shore at the Peekskill camp for their training period in target practice. (Right) Photo shows univers sity students, now cadet officers, learning to handle the machine guns at the Plattsburg Military Training Camp, ENGLAND’S NEW WOMAN AQUATIC STAR (Above) “How come these fel- lows can get all hey want on the Marconi floating ‘aboratory and ve have to be mtent watching hem?” asked the hotographer ho made the of the lying in New York Har- bor Answer— {t's part of the foreign crew's laily rations (Left) — Photo iows Fred Stone 3 one of his iany horse tricks during a rehearsal * STUDENTS FROM FOURTEEN UNIVERSITIES GO INTO TRAINING AT PLATTSBURG CAMP SCENE A T CEREMONIES AT ROYAL WEDDING (Right) Great pomp and splen- dor attended the wedding of King Alexander of Jug via and Princess Marie of Roumania, Photo shows a pyramid of Belgrade school children, flanked by sailors from the royal squadron, await- ing arrival of the royal couple. panier apenas nf society per- formers for his ‘ annual Motor Photo shows Miss Hilda | 5 of Liverpool, Europe's greatest 4 Hippodrome and woman swimmer. She will compete for the Joseph P. Day Cup in w\ Wild West Show the international ¢lassic for yen in New York Bay on Aug | WE Wore: Aeor at his home in Although only seventeen, she | number of swimming record Amityville, L. 1, abroad. j CHICAGO STREET CAR $6,000.000 annual cut In pay, effective| chiefs in advance of the presentation] MRS, VIRGINIA HAMERSLEY ¢1-s.1)| ! am + William Hale Tr neainst the) GUATEMALA SmAKS FOREIGN] FLoop sWEErPS SAN FALYADOHe | LINES TG CUT WAGES] /uly 2. was nunded to representatives! Of the lower scale to the members of DIPS. Jor nt Chicago ‘Tribune to he LOAN, CAUSING MANY DEATHS, £ of the Carmen's Union to-day by Henry|th@ union at a spe ecting, prob- _ Mrs Virginia Hamersley Field, nek IUATEMALA Y. June 21.—The M o TY, June 21.—Sen Satwas | s Mien Notified of Slash That Means|A. Binir, President of the Chicago sur-| "DY t9 de called for next Sunday, tt Kats Twenty-sixth Street, wii . w n ‘ of the Republic of Salvager, | #8,000,000 Year, face lines, w athe getting | Cortlandt de Pey ly ¥ ey thas i, atreet car men accept @ posal were UeaNiaed | by the wy eid ¥: of wer to 08 canta. “Vor. died inst might. She was the|#100.000 libel eult brought by Mayor two jurors are rr taken #2 that direction, , a o git se, 0 salen nee SECO: eR o-aaemencuscane. . <nut detikaseasiastemaainiil aie stasis,