Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1921, Page 67

TOGRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 6, 1921. The splendor of Niagara in winter is one of the American sightseer’s treats. The falling torrents of tons of water are now covered with snow and ice in beautiful forms and colorings. Wide Worid Fhoto Not long ago two boys killed some of the sacred white pigeons near the Bombay. India, market. This resulted in a riot of such dimensions that the stock and cotton exchanges of the city were closed and a religious strike was proposed, while soldiers quelled the outbreak. The unusual photograph shows a flock of sacred pigeons in one of the streets of Bombay. wUnderwood & Underwond. New York endured the coldest day of the winter when this photograph was taken, yet spring hats were very prominent. The models in the big national millinery show were Misses Ruth Alex, Frances Crowther, Minnie Pal- meri and Frances McCarney. The new spring bonnets cover a wide range, with all sorts of material and a thousand different trimmings. Wide World Photo. Hunting on skiis is the latest sport enjoyed by winter tour- ists in the Swiss resorts. The hunter must be both proficient in skiing and shooting to obtain results. Wide World Photo. onetary way, of course, but physically. Fair- ing champion, are spending the winter in Los movies. ‘Wide World Phowa. i A d Two crack shots of the Eastern High School rifle team, Misses The young Army student nurses of Walter Reed Hospital recently organized a basket ball team an Elta Grabill and Edna Mazzullo. The girls' teams of the Wash- have given an excellent account of themselves in games played with the War Risk, Indians, Reconstruction 5 2 s . A b cerwood, Beltsville, Md., winner of The Star's Aids and others. Left to right, back row: Misses Lillian Burdorf, Nataline Dulles, Sidney Hood and Ruth ington high schools are competing fof_lVSK"C,”‘?C;‘,‘]]'l'j_'j‘}l‘f""lg}f’p‘:fmg'ph" izraph. Minor. Front row: Blanche Chance, Barbara Price, Florence Lindquist and Cornelia Cress. ] Phots by King.