Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1921, Page 63

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY 20, 1921. To Representative C. J. McLeod of Michigan, the youngest member of “The Leani Tree of Syc: Congress, was awarded the honor of driving the first nail in the stand being e Leaning lree ol dycamore erected on the east steps of the Capitol for the Harding inaugural. The boys - Island.”” Photograph by Fred W. in the photograph are congressional pages. Moore, the Ppr(m-r apartments, winner of The Star's weekly prize of $10 for the best amateur photo- Nationul Photo Co, s % 5 o0 - > Sa D ¥ 7 First original Chinese play is presented by Chinese students of Columbia University. The climax of the unusual stage-piece comes when one of the daughters, who does not want her father to go to war, takes his place and . wins all sorts of honors. 9 Kadel & Herbert “Everybody out!” came the order; and out they came! This is not a mob scene in the newest movie sensation, but students of Georgetown University leaving their quarters when a dormitory caught fire. Considerable damage was done the building before fire- men succeeded in extinguishing the blaze. By International Film Service Cousins of President-elect Harding, who were also his boy- I;{OO‘;ChU";S- l:“”f ah‘;e"_d inauguration. They are Loren and Amos Scene at seventh anniversary of inauguration of the Red Cross Life Saving Corps, held at the Washington Y. W. C. A. swimming pool. arding, both o arion. Fancy diving and swimming exhibitions, as well as life-saving events, were on the program. Underwood & Underwoul National Photo Co