Palm Beach, Fla: Miss Gladys Ballard, of New York, and Miss Elizabeth McNaughton, of Chicago, have an exciting gallop on their sea horses. Waverly, Mass: Many interested spectators find much amusement in the push ball contest at the annual game of the Belmont Springs Country Club. New Bedford, Mass: The steamer Sankaty goes ashore off the end of Sconticut Neck. Camden, N.J: Chief Bender, one of the world’s greatest pitchers, proves his versatility by winning the clay pigeon match against Grover Alexander, making 99 kills out of a possible 100. Philadelphia, Pa: Strike-breakers on their way to work in the Franklin Sugar Refineries have a series of exciting encounters with the strikers. New York, N.Y: The American liner Philadelphia, first American passenger steamer to leave England after Germany’s blockade notice, reaches port safely. San Francisco, Cal: General Funston’s body arrives in San Francisco and is taken to the City Hall. The body lying in state with the guard of honor. New York, N.Y: The New York Giants leave for spring practice at Marlin, Tex. New York, N.Y: The sculptor Joe Davidson finishes his bust of President Wilson, which is to occupy a permanent place in the White House. San Francisco, Cal: Ten thousand school children assemble in a novel flag drill. Palm Beach, Fla: Society finds great sport in watching the annual Mid-winter Field Day event.