Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1921, Page 61

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 24, 1921 ; BGI_'{a; precautions were taken in Dublin recently on account of the arrival s . : “myi;ersi;)ulzmrstch,:)ac;,r:egra"rl cl:luisbi‘:: v‘vligl::uth alril;t:‘r“ af:;r é:;e wfisat:.:;n edT:Z of British troops. The photograph shows soldiers guarding a precarious : 2 mystery ship rammed through the officers’ quarters of the Fort Morgan position, stationed on the roof of a building overlooking the quayside. g ripping away the bridge and wrecking the funnel. The damaged ship's' Widr Wetld;Phote; " 7 electricity was cut off. Ity tuternntional Film Servies {i 38 0e = Little Jean Summers, daughter of Repre- sentative and Mrs. J. W. Summers of Walla Walla, Wash., selected by Gov. Hart of Wash- . - 3 ington. to christen the new superdreadnaught , - 3 2 3 Gulam Siddig, at left, and Prince Mohammed Wali Khan of Afghanistan, Washington, which will be launched in Septem- King Alfonso of Spain (at right) in England for automobile races. He is photographed upon their arrival in this country. They will establish an ber at Camden, N. J. talking with Lord Lonsdale just after his arrival at the track. Afghan legation in Washington, the prince being the first minister from his Interastiona! Film Service Wide WorldPhoto. country to the United States. i WesiiFiia -.. A bow full of beauty. Show girls of London Town at a beach along the Thames river. o Keystone View Co. The owl is the best of all animal or bird actors, say the motion picture directors. But all' so-called dumb animals make very good actors after they have been taught their parts. Arthur Miller, the well known director, is giving in- structions to his own owl star. ‘Wide World Phote.