Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 73

Che Sundlay Stae, J oo WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 20, 1921. “l.ong level'd rules of streaming light.” One of the most remarkable photographs taken of the beautiful illumination of the jeweled arch. Pan American building at right. “Shoot to kill!” said Secretary Denby when he gave instructions to the United States Marines who are now guarding Uncle Sam’s mail. This fellow, on a mail truck in New York, is prepared to carry O Underwood & Underwood. out instructions. Aldrich, captain of the Yale foot ball team, tackles Louric, quarterback of Prince- ton in the hard-fought game at New Ha ven, Conn.,, a week ago yesterday. Yale won the game by a score of 13 to 7. The tackle in the photo was made on the 30- yard line in the first half. If the delegates to the conference on limitation of armament agree to agree; if the various nations represented scrap a goodly part of their navies; if——. But, anyway, here we have a new and novel use for the guns of great battleships. Riding horses for the youngsters! Intel mad, © Underwowl & Underwood. Yale honors Marshal Foch, when President Ang ell conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws upon the Observing the two-minute silence on Armistice day at one of the busiest corners in the world—State great French army leader. Marshal Foch and President Angell, preceded by the mace-carrier, in proces- and Madison streets, Chicago. The first time in the history of Chicago that traffic has been at a standstill » at this corner. sion to Woolsey Hall. siteEaataL @ Underwood & Underwood.