Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 81

GRAPHIC ROTOGRAVURE SECTION |R 1 SUPPLEMENT New York’s Old Guard celebrates with a parade on 5th avenue and, later, services at St. Thomas' Church and dinner at Delmon- ico’s. A week ago yes- terday was the ninety- fifth anniversary of New York’s oldest military organization. Wode Waild Phuta Secretary of the Navy Denby has given up his historic office in the State, War and Navy building and now has an office in the New Navy building, Potomac Park. Photograph taken in the new office while Secretary Denby held a morning conference with Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. The red man’s busi- ness matters run into the millions these days. He is no longer inter- ested merely in a tepee and a camping ground. These Comanches, Kio- was and Avaches called upon President Harding recently for a conference concerning a $2,000,000 oil land claim. Debating team representing George Washington University which upheld the affirmative of Kansas industrial court debate at the Public Library last night against a team of young women from West Virginia University. This is the first time both collegiate teams have been composed of women. Left to right: Misses E. Ruth Andas, Helen R. Carloss, Catherine Gayle and Sarah Tilghman. Nutional Photo Co Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, U. S. A, one W Ny« of the United States commissioners at I P oL R — 2 . i R . the peace conference, calls at the When m}nlladyhtums S‘CCPRJ?C:‘-I Th°:sa“d5 of q‘_‘;?t{?a"s merefl;h";::da:l‘c White House to pay his respects to His face will adorn the United States nickel. Two Guns White Calf was O‘hfl‘ hoee B ?y ]Saw ko T);‘l ygu i W?T?nM"' ‘l‘;.“ll“lp Celli Eprhica 5 President Harding. selected by the designer of the new 5-cent piece as a model. The red man the City Hall to unfurl a pennant. e e R eaticns) i o Nathounl Phota Co will alsp take the part of Sitting Bull in a coming photoplay. Wide Werld Fhoto