Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1921, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Queen Mary of England is awarded a degree of doctor of civil law at Oxford. Dressed in cap and gown, she is walking beside Lord Curzon in the procession. Belgian sentries guara German bridges. This particular fighting man of the forces of King Albert is patrolling the Princess Mary behind. Wi Rhine bridge at Dusseldorf. in the territory recently taken over by the allies. The barbed wire is held in readiness to S Dublin mourns as six Sinn Feiners are executed it at Mountjoy Prison. The Irish sympathizers gathered ~ : outside the prison and joined in silent prayer. Charles Paddock, University of et California sprinter, breaking the world record for 220 yards at Sir Harry Lauder, Scotch comedian, performs for i i i S the benefit of a London hospital. His stunt consists Doy Al s fee w of balancing himself on a foot ball before the kick-off 0.20 4-5, two-fifths of a second faster than the old mark. in a foot ball game between actors and nc“:[iager me Interiatianst Fiin Sarvive Tunnel built by Von Mackensen's troops in Serbia, with this P/ D o . inscription, “William II, German kaiser and King of Prussia, . s Miss Clare Boothe ot Greenwich, Conn. (at right), who was voted the mostcbcguu‘('\:el ¢ “f”';]i h"; ":’01’}; & :u'lldl.‘h“ ["¥:d('3 ]("l:‘ ' T“df;’\“"w‘”fl girl on the Riviera during the past winter. Miss Boothe and her mother, Mrs. A. 00’ vas added by the French soldiers: “The Gen. Franchet d'Esperay. : : :):'\'"”uuiey }m chief of the allied army in the orient ordrrid his daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs (at left), are now in London. Underwond & Underwood . . Wallace. troops to chase the boche, 1918." R tHpal AR e A new photograph of Miss Mary O Wallace.