Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1921, Page 65

OGRAVURE SECTION - FEBRUARY 13, 1921, bf-the U. S. S. Oklahoma as it Wide Worid Photo. Maj. Albert de Kossak and his canvas of Gen. Pershing. The painting, when finished, is to be presented to the United States Mil- itary Academy at West Point by the Polish artist on behalf of his native land. Maj. de Kossak, con- sidered Poland's greatest artist, was court painter to the ex-kaiser The “Moral Gown,” according to fifteen ministers. It was for eight years. He served with designed by clergymen representing fifteen denominations in the Polish cavalry during the war. Philadelphia. The frock is formed of a non-diaphanous mate- UnaSnwesd & iUndermd rial, reaches within three inches of the wearer’s throat and the hem is seven and one-half inches from the floor. 7 Underwood & Underwood Sultan Feroud Pasha of Egypt takes a look over his own country, and at Shebin-El-Kem a schoolgirl gives him a present. The sultan was selected ruler of Egypt by Great Britain in 1917, under the British pro- tectorate. “Inteenational Film Seivive. hotograph by Harry E. Riese- G Q by prize of $10 for the best amateur “... R O\ B DD O 4 Two interesting visitors at Palm Beach, Billy Burke (Mrs. Flo Ziegfeld), and daughter Patricia. Mrs. Ziegfeld is prominent as a star of both screen and stage. \Underwood & Underwood An inspiring view of the Pacific fleet, accompanied by aircraft, taken along the west coast, while the vessels were Wayside Calvary on the Hill of Justice, Austrian Tyrol. This section of territory basks, [detny engincer 0 steaming toward the Panama canal. These battleships met the Atlantic fleet in Cuban waters. has been given to Italy by a treaty growing out of the war. nventor of this hydraulic cheese ustry in America. “)Underweod & Underwood “ Keysrone View Co Hurrs & Ewing