Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1926, Page 96

The oldest normal school in Pennsylvania, at Millersville, holds its annual May day celebration. The photograph shows Miss Hen- rietta Swann of Ridgley, Md., the queen, on her Like a bird. Sabin Carr of Yale clearing the bar for 13 feet float\'\,_h, World Photo during the track meet with Harvard. Yale closed the day with a victory, winning over their ancient rivals by one-third of a point. Wide World Photo GRAVE OF BRIUSH SOLDIERS THEY CAME THRAE THOUSANY MILE AND Dt 1 TP RE JHE RS UPON 175 AHIKONE, " T Nitg, 7 o Honoring the memory of British soldiers who fell in the battle of Lexington. Capt. Arthur W. Morton of the British Veterans’ Association placing a wreath upon “the Grave of British Soldiers.” Lo Butlid, The milkman of Corfu, Italy. He gets around early in the morning and makes about as much noise as the average Washington milkman. P. & A. Photos Wash day in the kennels. Each little wire terrier is worth his Weight in gold. ZUnderwood & Underwood Queen Marie of Rumania and her son, Prince Nicholas, an officer in the British Navy. Photo- graph snapped at Constanta during a visit of H_ M. S. Frobishel’. OUnderwood & Underwood. On the tenqis courts at Wardman Park. At left, Miss Ce'ci] Smiddy, and, at right, Miss Pearl Smiddy. They are daughters of the M‘,{.‘_"slfif,‘l'l e “The water is fine.” Mary Pickford in a scene from her photoplay, the Irish Free State and Mrs. Smiddy. Bl “Sparrows.”