Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1921, Page 65

ROTOGRAVURE SUPPLEMENT GRAPHIC SECTION The Sunday Star, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 10, 1921 AP “ L] S {{PS THAT-PASS IN THE 2 SPRINGTIME .. i - PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN NEAR-THE "POINT™ OF SPEEDWAY', LOOKING TOW AR[) THE WAR COLLEGE George H. Carter of Iowa, appointed public printer by President Harding. Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, who will produce “P’s ' a one-act play by Annie Nathan Tippity Witchet winning the inaugural handicap at Bowie race course last Saturday. The opening of the Prince Georges track marked the begin- and Q’s’ Meyer, at the book fair to be held by the ning of the season’s racing in the east. el o League of American Pen Women in Washing- r ton on April 14 and 15. H & Ewing Backed by these men, the regent says he will retain the Citizens of Dusseldorf. one of three important German cities recently occupied by the allied Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, inspects the loyal troops. I 1 reins of the government in his hands. forces, reading a proclamation issued by the French commandant and postcd on a kiosk. wtional Fiim Seryier