Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1921, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 20, 1921. “Trimming up their eyes” on rifle range at Guantana- mo bay, where the Atlantic fleet is go- Jack tars of Uncle Sam’s Navy go in for ing through winter all sorts of sports, not even drawing the line maneuvers. at bull fighting—but here they act as specta- Wiide World iplior: tors. This photograph was taken at Lima, Peru, where in one afternoon seven horses were killed before the bull was slain. Wide: Werid prot Spends night adrift in the icy Hudson river—and says he . Emilio Equiluz, known as the “Babe Ruth of enjoyed it! With the assistance of authorities of West Point jai-alai,” earns $303 a day playing Cuban game. He Military Academy, Oscar A. Youngren of New York tested a new is the idol of Havana devotees of the game. The fangled life-saving suit and floated about among the ice cakes for ghfitograph shows the “glove-bat” used in striking the ten hours. all. Underwood & 1nde Tatenational Fimu Setvice. Miss Dorothy Reed of Plymouth, Mass., is the volunteer caretaker of Plymouth Rock, on which the Pilgrims landed in 1620. She has cemented cracks in the rock, for which a foundation is now being prepared. Internationnt Flim Serviee, The latest sight-seeing craft of the Seine river in France is a mile-a-minute boat known “The Tiger of France” hunts tigers in India. Clemenceau has spent the past few weeks in the collection of Bengal as the Farman “glider.” The odd craft is powered by an airplane motor and driven by twin trophies, and the photograph, taken on the outskirts of Calcutta, shows a bag of three full-grown tigers. screws and an airplane propeller. Wide Worid photo. uternational Film Service. ® _ arYeOlde - HO & AT THE DL The George Washington University Law School has its own courtroom, its own judge, its jury, lawyers and even the spectators. The photograph shows a “trial” in progress. London girls form a boat club of their own, known as the Cecil Ladies’ Rowing Club, Phito by Schuts. with a boathouse in the Thames. The club is named for Lord William Cecil, honorary president of the organization. International Film Service. b