Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1921, Page 63

GRAPHIC |7 e u taf ROTOGRAVURE SECTION | ® SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 6, 1921. b J i President-elect Harding and party stop off at Rncklc-(lgu f‘lu for a few rounds ol ol amd are pidered by hundectls of villugers and touerses Wl ' Ex-President Taft and wife back from “second honey- moon.” They spent a month in Bermuda. Mr. Taft will serve as American member of arbitration committee to settle of a thousand problems the commissioner is called upon to solve. DUnerwond & Unilerwood value of $64,000,000 worth of stock of Grand Trunk railways. National Photo, Co lerwood & Underwood. Silk painting, a new art, as demonstrated by Miss Rosalde Sparacino of Richmond Hill, N. Y. Her inspiration for pictorial embroidery comes from a study of ancient tapestries in the museums. . Prohibition Commissioner Kramer, one of the busiest officials in Wash- ington, with “the little brown jug” of Chinese wine. The jug is only one o € s P 2 e T Arvival of AY‘AH;;C and_ Pacific flects i Cubun waters - The U S. S, Pennsylvania. Adniral Wilson's fla._fs}.up‘ in {oreground. under the haze of a tropical moon - Wide Wt Phale