Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 82

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D’ ————— ‘Ring Around a Rosy” as performed by the children of This general ow sicked curve Japan. Of course. the babies He is Brig. Gen. Joseph H. Pendleton, must be taken care of, so the ommandant of the advance base force players carry them on their of United States r nes at San Diego Oxford backs while they have a good Calif., a thorough believer in athl war, and his time for his men. Photo taken duri to Miss Myra D between service men on the Pacin took place at St ar coast caret’s, Westminster Misses Mary and Emma Stitt of Washington, daughters of Admiral Stitt, aboard the S. S. Zeeland just before they sailed for Europe to complete their studies. Harvard holds gala class day exercises, with graduates of classes since 1855 in attendance. Photo shows scene in the stadium John H. Ed- wards, solicitor of the Post Otfice De- partment, who has one of the big jobs in government serv- ice He handles the thousands of postal cases English girls sold flowers on Alexandra day in London and Paris. After a few sales , = : — - 3 = i Sngli i - ed” is by plane, where they made sales on the Unique church to be erected in Berlin. This view shows the interior.and pulpit, inthe g ishiimetpolia ey HonpedSio Fansbyep i and there are no straight lines in the entire plan, which is the work of Otto Bart- ning. Chabd A Bt Group of Boy Sc boulevards: R