Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1921, Page 65

GRAPHIC |7 ; , N SECTION [R m’z %uuflay %tuf’ SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 12, 1921. A new and unusual view of the White House. The marble basin is located near the southeast corner of the mansion. Nationul Floto Ca Secretary Denby and his new aides, Capt. David Sellers, U. S. N., and Col. David D. Porter, U. S. M. C. By Internatonni Film Service House at 1901 Penn- sylvania avenue mark- ed with a tablet by the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution. The building was used by President Madison as an office after the burn- Senator Holm O. Bursum of New Mexico, and radium ore presented to ing of the White House Mme. Curie. Thete are billions of tons of this ore, called torbernite, near by the British in 1814. Silver City, N. M., and it is believed that less than a thousand tons will pro- e et . duce a gram of radium, worth $100,000. Toternational Film Service.. s e AT > € TR T XL Dame Fashion has decreed that 1921 is to be a “flower year” in styles—and, President Harding entering the “living wheel” formed by the school children of Washington, the closing feature of the capital's music therefore, we have the flower-basket gown. The dress, worn by Miss Wanda week celebration. It is estimated that 50,000 children took part in the Ellipse event. Hawley, is a basket of coarse lemon-colored straw, embellished with stripes of black velvet ribbon. The basket is filled with artificial flowers. A georgette crepe band forms the bodice. National Photo Co. Wide World