On the River Somme, France: President Poincaré and distinguished French army officials inspect the battlefields in the Somme region, where, for seven weeks the Allies have deluged the Germans with the most terrific artillery fire ever witnessed. San Antonio, Texas: Newlyweds are plentiful among Uncle Sam's boys, but Captain Richard Dunne and his bride came in for special attention. New Braunfels, Texas: Governor Dunne, of Illinois, visited the training camps here, and with his son, Richard, participated in a swimming race in the Guadalupe River. San Francisco, Cal: The Ohio Building, weighing more than 1,000 tons, is placed on giant scows and moved down the bay to the San Carlos Country Club, where it will be used as a clubhouse. Washington, D.C: Health authorities from thirty-eight states discuss the best methods of combating infantile paralysis. Washington, D.C: Railway presidents leave the White House after conferring with President Wilson concerning methods to avoid the strike of 400,000 railroad employees. Fort Totten, L.I: These huge mortar guns are hurling projectiles weighing 1,040 pounds at an imaginary fleet. Milwaukee, Wis: Walter C. Hagen, of Rochester, N.Y., wins the Western Open Golf Championship tournament.