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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0738 Enlarge and print image (3M) |
| WALKING TIGHT ROPE TWENTY-FIVE STORIES ABOVE STREET. — One of the most daring stunts that has thrilled blase New Yorkers for a long time was that by Miss Bird Millman, champion tight rope walker of America, on a rope stretched from one cornice to the other of the Municipal Building. The feat was the more hazardous Because half a gale was blowing at the time. ©Kadei & Herbert MIGHTY BATTLESHIP BE ING TURNED INTO JUNK. Veteran sea fighter Nebraska of the United States Navy during its reduction to scrap iron at Oakland, Cal., in accordance with the terms of the Naval Limitation treaty. The 12-inch guns, 33 inches in diameter, are being cut through by an acetylene torch which requires six hours to complete the work. Wide World Photos BRONZE FIGURE OF LATE WOODROW WJLSON.—Heroic-size figure, nine feet high, of the late ex-President completed by the sculptor Coppini and which is to form one of the central characters in the great war memorial to be placed on the campus of the University of Texas. International WHERE THE FINAL CEREMONIE TOOK PLACE. Bethlehem Chapel of the Washing! Cathedral on Mount St. Albans, on t outskirts of Washington, where the bo of Mr. Wilson was interred. When t cathedral is completed it will rank w the greatest of the world and may beco; an American national shrine., compa ble with Westminster Abbey in Londoi Wide World Phot< |