Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1921, Page 65

The Sund. Gen. Pershing in France again. The photoghaph shows his arrival at Havre and the French honor guard. Thousands joined in the greeting to the Amer- ican Army leader. © Keystone View Co. Uncle Sam, through his agent, Admiral Wilson, commandant of the Naval Academy, buys the cup de- fender America for 7 = one dollar. The The New York Yankees, winners of the American League championship and contestants with the New York Giants admiral has just for the world championship. Front row, left to right: Mitchell, Bennet, mascot; Huggins, manager; O’Leary, coach; handed C. F. Roth, coach. Second row: Ward, Fewster, Pipp, Shawkey,Shang, Ruth, Mays, Hoyt and Hawkes. Back row: Quinn, Adams, skipper of Rogers, Ferguson Miller McNally, Collins, Piercy, Baker, Harper, Devormer, Hoffmann, Meusel, Roth and Peckinpaugh. the Resolute. the Back to America after an absence of three years comes Internationsl Film Service. dollar bflal-”"m « ewing. | Sir Harry Lauder and his wife. Sir Harry will amuse Amer- ican audiences with his Scotch songs this winter. © Keystone View o, = i ¢ 3 4 L : President Harding and Gen. Lejeune Assistant Secretary of the .Navy Roosevelt arrives at % 1 3 3 at the marine maneuvers, Wilderness Run, Wilderness Run to witness marine “battles.” He made the / 3 2 ” # . {7 ol a week ago yesterday. Gen. Lejeune is trip by seaplane. -~ 3 : 3 X ] o z § explaining plans for a sham battle on the International Film Service. - - farnous batdefield. Veterans of the civil war on the Wilderness battlefield, explaining to marines how the battle of Chancellors- ville was fought. Many Blue and Gray fighters of '61 witnessed the marine man%uxerls.‘ ol © Harris & Ewing.