Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 82

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 11, 1922. Midshipmen cheering their base ball team to victory in the annual clash with the West Point cadets at An- napolis. The photo shows only a cection of the stand. The President, Mrs. Harding and Admiral Wilson. commandant of the Naval Academy, walking through ARy the grounds at Annapolis, an incident of a recent cruice of the yacht Mayflower and a stop at historic spot Harris & Bwing ‘_/ e, N | - The otter hunt is a favorite outdoor sport in England. This picture shows the otter in hand after the kill. The Courtenay Tracy hounds at Wishford bridge on the Wylye river. LA o St S6F 2 President Harding's $50.000 launch, which is carried aboard the yacht Mayflower. Photo snapped at Annapolis, where the Mayflower anchored to allow the presidential party to attend the West Point- Annapolis base ball game. Olurris & Nwog When the ro.cs bloomed—all colors of the rainbov.. Thousands of these blooms were contained in the beautiful garden off the Speedway at the right of the Highway bridge. 18y Wiz ton Pt Sersice One of the recent arrivals at the Washington Zoo. He is a giant ant-eater from South America. National Fliote. soarsan V__! bl | Commander Daniel Malman _of the S. S. Resolute, who took his ship into New York harbor while it tilted to one side and caused considerable dhiscom- Admiral J. H. Dayton, commandant of the Washington Navy Yard; Vice fort, but no injuries to the pas- Admiral PakJenham of the British navy and Gen. Bethel of the B(ltxs‘rben;l- s,‘:ng;rs, 'rhle fl\::flt 1: t::dh:)):: SS i i i kenham in Wash- of the vessel shifted, : e = h’lagb:g'n Zl;)?:r%r;?:esii;pfi;‘c %:Ieai;rl}lval EREEE S commander showed unusual First field gun fired in France by Americans is exhibited in New York to boost the “Plattsburg Natiounl Photo. skill in navigation. idea” of training camps for civilians. ©Underwood & Underwod, Internavional