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TUESDAY
August 1,1916
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RiiPHIG NOTES AND COMMENT ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THE CAMERA
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$250,000 YACHT OWNED BY "LUCKY" BALDWIN'S DAUGHTER
The California is the largest pleasure craft that ever visited Atlantic City, whoro, after a voyage of mishaps
from the Pacific, she celebrated her arrival by grounding on tho bar. Her owner is Mrs. Clara Baldwin
Stacker.
IN GRAY AND BLACK
These now guards havo been
installed in Independence and
Washington Square parks, re
lieving regular policemen from
duty there.
rhoto br Underwood & Underwood.
NOT SUCH A BAD SITUATION AT THIS TIME OP YEAR
Austrian Alpine troops making their way over the snow-capped peaks which ,form an everlasting barrier
Between weir country ana Italy.
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MERCY TO THE ENEMY - - ,.,.., , . 4t PWIW OP KELtEY SCHOOL GIVE A PLAY IN THE
mUigaf ths threat In their long bayonets by giving a wounded prisoner a long uU at ,They uilt a etege almost oa the1B$reet curb, at Twenty-eighth street and Columbia avenue
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OPEN AIR
where they gave
a performance in costumes
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