Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 122

C.-GRAVURE SECTION— DECEMBER 6, 1 Members of an old-time foot ball team. When they were members of the Oneida Club of Boston, these five men played their best games around the A modern stage coach, filled with year 1862 Adding up cowboys, arriving in New York for the \ their ages and dividing the professional foot ball game between \ total by five, the average the Kansas City and New York. ge is 80 eIk AL B P& AP Mme. Anna Robenne, posing for an American King Alfonso of Spain talking with one of his gen- sculptor, Boris Lovet- 5"315_ during recent army mareuvers near Arenal de Lorski. Mme. Robenne Santiago. ) wao was once a member of the Imperial Russian Ballet. &t Jacqueline Surer, little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Suter of Washington, who is making a success in the photoplay world. She recently appeared with “Wild Bill" Hart in a picture. Leslie Bryant and Adelaide Ferry, little Washington cousins, who recently won it A new role for “Jake” Slagle, one of the season’s Bullet-proof shield for the police. Sergt. prizes in a local movie _Alma_ Gluck, singer, wite of kiram foot ball stars. “JakJe" played a fine game with the Richard Kearns of the Chicago getective forgce theategcontest ZEnnalist ‘xi-c\:o};,r’els;' :v:x:arc‘in;z' ::2 Princeton eleven this Fall, and now he is playing a holds the piece of steel, which weighs about 30 iosftaum:‘emfezel re:emlppheld at the star part with the university’s Triangle Club. pounds. P & A Photos Haoze)l,eAstor m. New Yg,rk. Wide World Mo L ) t Wi W