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CARRANZA'S FOREIGN MINISTER YALE OARSMEN PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE END OF A STRENUOUS TRAINING PERIOD Y CAPTAIN OF THE YALE CREW
, Lull Cabrera, who recently wu named minister of for- Left to riebt are: McLane. coxswain; Appleton ttroke: McHenry, No. 7; Roger, No. 6; Stnrterant. No. 5; Sheldon. No. 4; . Captain Denegre of the Yale crew, which met the Har
den affairs in the Carranza cabinet Senor Cabrera U . Titos, No. 3; Jdeyer, No. 2, and Low, bow. The members of the Yale crew selected to race against the Harvard oarsmen had the Ttrd oarsmen in their annual regatta Friday, a bis event
man of recognized ability. (Harris ft Ewiag.) ? memory of last year's defeat as sin added incentive for rigorous training. (International News Service.) ;m intercollegiate athletics. (International News Service.)
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MEMBERS OF THE CRIMSON CREW CHOSEN TO ROW ANNUAL RACE AGAINST THE ELIS
. Left to right: Reynolds, bow and captain; Gardner, No. 2; Murray, No. 3; Harwood, No. 4; SirralL No. 5; Parson. No.
6; Soucy. No. 7; Lamb, strokeand Sargent, coxswain. The traditional athletic rivalry between Harvard and Yale is as keen
in rowing as in the other sports, and the students and alumni of both institutions lay great stress on the annual boat race.
HOW TENT LIFE IS ENJOYED IN THE CENTER OF PORTLAND'S BUSINESS DISTRICT
This tent, pitched on the roof of a hotel oa Sixth street, affords its occupant all the enjoyment to be had in the fresh
air of the cool mid-summer nights. This photograph of the canvas shelter perched high in air shows that the skyscraper
district places no ban on life in the open. ;
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UJ( LITTLE DAUGHTER OF MEXICAN DICTATOR
No trace of the anxiety and care that must . rest on the
: shoulders of President Huerta is reflected in the face of his
young daughter shown here. (International News Service.)
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FASHIONABLE WOMEN OF WESTBURY. L. I? COLONY ENGAGE IN POLO GAMES WITH MEN
- Miss Marion Hollins, mounted, is shown talking with Miss Eleandf Sears on the polo field at Westbury, I L. be-'
fore a game in which Miss Hollins and another woman player participated. Mis Sears is widely known for her. ath
letic abilities, which repeatedly have been used to fdvantage against male competitors, (International News Service.)
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"' Mrs. Colville Barclay, wife of the counsellor of the British
embassy at Washington, who has taken a house at Manchester
Mass, for the summer. , (Harris ft'.Ewiatv)
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