Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1921, Page 79

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.— ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 13, 1921. Statue of Gen. Simon Bolivar, liberator of Venezuela, which will be unveiled on April 19 on Bolivar Hill, along the west drive of Central Park, New York. It is the work of S. J. Farnhan. © Keystone View Co Edward T. Clark of Northampton, Mass., secre- tary to Vice President Coolidge, photographed a few days ago when he went to the Capitol to acquaint himself with his new duties. € Harns & Ewing The S-48, Uncle Sam's newest submarine, launched at Bridgeport, Conn. The boat is double-hulled and so constructed as to withstand a water pressure of 200 feet submergence, with special design against depth charge shock. Her battery consists of five 21-inch torpedo tubes and one four-inch gun. Wide World phote Senator Lodge, former Vice President Marshall and Senator Underwood at presentation of cup to Mr. Marshall upon his retirement. AIl members of the Senate contributed toward the handsome gift. @ Internations! Film Service Senorita Pepita Grandos, . Spanish dancer with “May- time,"” in Wash- Lf‘efk' e 8 Senator Richard J. Ernst of Covington, Ky., one of the new members Photo by Apeds who recently arrived in Washington. 4, & wing Photographed after the elopment. Mr. and Mrs. J. William Souther at Palm Beach. Mrs. Souther, up to a few days ago, was Miss Georgette Cohan. Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Navy. . She met young Souther in the south, and the marriage followed closely. Then He fills a position once occupied by his father. Daddy George Cohan received the following telegram: “Wave your flag, © Undarwooa & Underwood dad. I've married a Yankee Doodle boy.” Here's a variety catch which should be appreciated by lovers of deep sea fishing. It was made off the coast of Miami, Fla, by Max Newburger of New York. and contains all sorts of sea animals from a hammerhead shark to a small sea bass. Wide World Photd International Fiim Service.