Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1921, Page 60

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Manufacturing the stuff that cools the morning ca summer thirst. Yes, it’s ice. The great slabs are ¢ this gigantic saw, and then loaded on the wagons {o f Water polo has become one of the popular games of the summer. It is claimed to provide more Don’t become star- thrills and breath-taking incidents than land polo. This game was played between girl swimming cham- tled! Try to get ac- customed to this sort of pions at the close of national swimming contests at Brighton Beach. Wide Wortd Photo, 3 thing gradullly. be- cause it may be a com- mon sight along F street within a few short months. This is the latest faa in walk- ing suits in Paris and if it becomes much more popular there it is likely to be taken up in Washington. The outfit is made in cloth and velvet with Louis XIV ¢ollars and cuffs. Wide World Photo. 2 T % 4 The Coolidge boys, sons of the Vice Presid Bruno taking the water cure. During the hot spell, one of the big problems at the % 3 ¢ while in Washington. Here they were snapped local zoo is keeping the polar bears cool. A cold shower given with a strong hose seems 2 g German guns outside the Smithsonian Instituti to do the trick best. The old fellow is apparently enjoying himself innne:u&lz; B g 8 Photo Lord Northcliffe (right) and T. Wickham Steed, editor of the London Times, photo- graphed at the White House after calling on President Harding. Rock Creek, that lively little stream which wanders here and there through Rock Creek Park and on to the. Potomac, © Harns & Ewing. offers many swimming and wading places for the young ones. The “white” water and numerous falls are the rendezvous National Photo Co. of youth.