Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1921, Page 64

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Gen. Pershing at the opening of the first civilian training camp at Camp Meade. Fourteen A wee bit of music makes a fellow forget sore muscles and tired feet at Camp Meadé. They are all District of Columbia boys, Tundredlboys\are iaking thetraining taking the month’s training for civilians. Internntianal Film Service International Film Sorvies. Below, Miss Maria Ordonez of Colombia, South America, the first Colom- bian to grad- uate as a nurse from George- town University Hospital. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. JosephOrdonez. Eamansion Fhoto, Footwork during the first drill of the Washington lads at Camp Meade—"with Jim the only one in step.” The civilian soldiers are equipped with the regulation Army shoes, good and roomy, but not much on looks. International Film Service i The bat wrap is the newest thing in furs. It was 40> one of the features of the recent Progress Fashion show in Chicago. Mole and Russian ermine are used ¢ in the creation. Interngtional Film Service. Charles Jones, of New York, cd brated his fi birthday a few d ago by taking flight over Cury Field, L. I youngster's fat} piloted the machi Wide World Phou “The Ducking.” Photograph by J. G Pratt, 320 Taylor street northwest, The arrival of presidential party at Plymouth,” Mass., for the Pilgrim tercentenary celebration. Photograph taken winner of The Star’s weekly prize of $10 for the best amateur photograph. = on the Mayflower. tnrernational Film Service