Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 81

One of the pleasant little pastimes enacted at the “Days of '49” GRAPHIC SECTION Che Sunflay Star, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE Unveiling the Southern Cross, one of the features of the Confederate Memorial services at Arlington last Sunday. 11, 1922. ROTOGRAVURE SUPPLEMENT celebration { of Sacramento, Calif. This was one oi the early amusements of the cattlemen of California in the old days. requuing the work of a skilled rider. When rain interfered with ¢ .ciicol children were invited into the east room of the White House. WEeS Nrernnt o Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and Admiral Wilson, commandant of the Naval Academy, e€n route through the academy grounds to.the recent graduation ex- ercises. International 7 the serenade of the President and M:s. Harding, a week ago yesterday, the Washington This was one of the events of Washington's music Mrs. Marcellus H. Thomp son, daughter of United States Ambassador Harvey, has proved herself an expert with the rapid-fire gun invented by her father-in-law, Gen. John T. Thorupsonn The weapon fires abott 1.000 chots a minute The Rev. Jabez Back- us, who is ordained a priest by Bishop Hard- ing in the Bethlahem Chapel of the Cathedral today. Winchester, the horse on which Gen. Sheridan made his famous ride through the valley of Virginia, comes to the Smithsonian. The mounted animal has been moved from the Governor’s Island Museumn and will soon be on view in Wash- imgton. Tuternativiat