Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 64

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE Maryland and a Day in June Phoicgraph by John Rale Scott Cardelle Bone, recently selected by President Hard- ing as governor of Alaska. Mr. Bone, a native of Indianapolis, was formerly in newspaper work in Washington. @ Keystone View Co. There are certainly sections of the country—and not many miles from Washington—where speed and modern “pep” count for nothing in the daily scheme of things. This photograph was taken in such a locality. And the place might be called “Happy Valley” or by some such title. Natiannl Phote Co, The ‘Potomac furnishes his supper. Photograph snapped on the rocks just above Chain bridge, where hundreds of The famous Maccmber stable of race horses arrive from France aboard Scout Cruiser Cincinnati, another craft to join Uncle Sam'’s the S. S. Old North State. Oversight, the horse in the photograph, won Washingtonians cast their lines into the pools aun'd rlagidls“{_ sea fighters, launched at the Tacoma, Wash., shipyards. The 632,000 francs in a recent French handicap race. oA e ship was christened with a mixture of Ohio river water and @ Keystone View Co, champagne. i . . .