Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( A When the east and west meet there is usually a struggle— especially if they meet in athletic competition. In this instance the east left the west considerably behind, the event being a hard fought race beiween the crews of Princeton and the Uni- ; versity of California. Princeton won by more than a boat | length, as the photo shows A part of the flood destruction of Pueblo. Col. The bridge. in the } when strained by the flood waters carrying debris. At the consecration of St. George's Episcopal Church, Farlee, Arlington county, Va. Bishop Robert Cabell Brown conducted the services. and the church was turned over to him by the rector, Rev. William B. Everett, jr., and the senior warden. Horace Gilbert. Plhoto by Heéctor, This English mare . L has twin foals, an ex- The very latest in riding ceedingly rare event in togs, according to Dame Fash- horsedom, according to g jon. The suit is worn by Miss veterinaries. The ba- o Y i { 3 Bebe Daniels, star of the bies are doing well, are | ¥ A ) PR N T 5 Nt A vt Did you ever hear of a milk sergeant? Anyhow, this is the soldiey photoplay. full size and splendid A < 1% - Lt § s ; {hat title—the newest Army rating. He is Sergt. Leonard Tafel. and he LF . 32 of the milk bottles on board the S. S. Cambria. on which boat dozens o Widis World Photo, N . o e samples of their strain. . v < % ) “neer W] Tne | PPa 2 a» 1 - o o [ % S e o v . . . . o Tinderwian & G l: I o soldiers returned from Germany recently with their German brides and ba W _—— R X DAl Lehigh defeats Syracuse for inter-collegiate lacrosse title. Lehigh held the championship of the southern divi- The entire Red Cross personnel at Walter Reed General Hospital, from a photograph '3“’:}‘}?’?“_\""5 k sion, while Syracuse led the northern division. The photograph shows an action play. Interaational Film Seiviee,