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TRIAL CAPTAIN OF THE MORENO
Captain Joseph I. Kemp acted as commander of
the big new battleship when she went through
her recent evolutions off the New England coast.'
GREAT ARGENTINE BATTLESHIP MORENO RETURNS HERE FROM TRIAL TRIP
She is one of the world's greatest battleships. She arrived at the New York Shipbuilding Company's Camden plant yesterday after suc
cessful trial trips and tests off the coast of New England: After minor adjustments she will sail for the Delaware Capes to join her
sister ship, the Rlvadavia, whence they will together proceed home to Buenos Aires to join the southern republics -growing fleet.
THE MORENO'S CHIEF ENGINEER
Engineer Bachman was in charge of the mechan
ical equipment which pushed the great fighter
through the water on her ten-day speed trials.
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CITY OFFICIALS ACCEPTING NEW CATHARINE STREET PIER FROM CONTRACTORS TODAY j ''KBmSBKSmf i' flt - JlE 3HH
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and Ferjl.es. On the opposite end is the towering figure of Joseph W. Meigs, Assistant Director of the Dock Depart ment. MiBMMF - &if 'jy. f iJ f Hi?'' ' ' $S '&' &K9L JBBI
B MRS. ANTOINETTE FUNK, MISsJm. B GORHAM, MRS. FRANK M.ROESSING, MISS HANNAH J. PATTERSON MISS LOUISE HALL RUSSIAN WOUNDED GOING HOME FOR TREATMENT JftflF M
K , CHICAGO OF SWARTHMORE OF PiTTSBURGH Chafrman Woman Suffrago Party state orgaauer for Penosylvania Thwe ywng soldiers at the Cxar wrc wooded tb Bttf l lMUM M
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H .4 $QMtmmW THE SUSMiHOPefrAfE SWF FRAGE CONVENTION AT SCRANTOH -;.'., ""'-'"'jB Jl