Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1921, Page 70

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Japan's wrestlers take up base ball. The game has become so popular in Tokio that many teams have been organ- ized, the wrestlers holding their own with the best of them. Wide Worid Plhoto, Mrs. Martin Johnson. famous explorer and first white woman to reach the “Big Number Tribe” of the New Hebrides, takes her pet ape with her on trip to Africa. The research work of Mr and Mrs. Johnson will lead through the jungles and ‘“darkest” part of Africa. 2 3 Cuderwod & Tnde Watching the battle of golf giants from a hill top. One of the dozens of gallery groups at open championship tournament at Columbia. These enthusiasts are watching “Chick” Evans. Internuiional Film Serviee, Washington has a Green- wich Village. Did you know it> In Green's court, not far from Scott Circle, gather local artists and their models, and the long summer days are spent in “art for art’s sake.” International Film Servics. *A Case for the Surgeon.” Photograph by John Hanna, 1627 Irving street north- west, winner of The Star’s Rupert Hughes, well known author, caught in a frivolous mood, giving his imitation of the wing-footed Mercury Huches is now working on photoplay scenarios at studios in weekly prize of $10 for the California. best amateur photograph. _ One billion five hundred million dollars, one-fifth of the world’s supply of gold, is stored = 2 in a New York building, the United States assay office on Wall street. The photograph Members of the Maryland division, Sons of Veterans, at the White House with President Harding. Commander Frank one ot the N ehalf of the members of the organization. Children o shows weighing of the golden bars. A. De Groot extended greetings on b o e International Film Servico.