Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1925, Page 77

GRAPHIC ||/ Ehz %11« taf ‘ GRAVURE SECTION | [ SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.- JULY 12, 1925, The President and Mrs. Coolidge at Cambridge, Mass., to attend the celebration of the 150th anniversary of Gen. Washington’s taking command of the Army of the Revo- lution. ©Underwood & Underwood Gen. Hines, chief of staff, U. S. A, pre- senting silver cup to Maj. W. D. Tipton, com- mander of the 26th Division. National Guard Air Service, of Baltimore, for winning the formation fly- ing contest at Bolling Field during the De- fense day pro- gram. International The California Hotel of Santa Barbara after the recent earthquake. The outer walls of the building were dropped by the quake, leaving the interior exposed and almost com- pletely wrecked. @®Underwood & Underwood AMERICAN stm Evems An earthquake visited Three Forks, Mont., not long ago, “Miss Columbia” and “The Statue of Liberty,” represented by and the photograph shows what happened to a street. Great Misses Marian Quinter and Catherine Morrissey in the Takoma fissures were opened by the shock, and the property damage 5 Park Fourth of July parade. was estimated at $500,000, A part of the Petworth Fourth of July parade. Washington Star Photo. Wide World Photo. Washington Star Photo