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Stuart A. Rice writes: "A few of the one million people who saw the Atlantic Fleet. This was two days after the sinking of the Lusitania. The fleet is lined up on the North River for five or six miles. This was taken from a touring car in which we were riding with Uncle "D" Rich and Aunt Carrie."