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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0002 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| ATHLETE ON WHOM AMERICAN HOPES ARE PINNED. Bob Legendre practising the broad jump on the America's deck in preparation for the Pentathlon event at the Olympics. All of the 320 contestants who sailed on the liner will keep up daily practise on the voyage oier. Fotograms SOUTHS NEAREST APPROACH TO CHILD PERFECTION. Little Marie Louise Bobb of New Orleans, La., who has won prizes in thirteen contests and who though but five years old has demonstrated her versatility as an expert swimmer and a remarkable piano performer. Fotograms HEAD OP THE AMERICAN ARMY, GENERAL JOHN PERSHING, iributing diplomas to the graduating class at West Point, which this year numbered 405, the largest in the history of the famous institution on the banks of the Hudson. International |