Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1921, Page 50

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.— L — s Donna Maria Cristina, daughter of Baron d’Ayala of Catania, who was chosen for her beauty to represent Sicily in the great Vittoria Emanuele monument in Rome. “Posing on the Canal,” by B. W. Underwcg $10 prize given by The Star for the best amate Wide Waild Photos. President Harding presenting the prize silver loving cup to Robert Bender of the United News Association for winning the first annual news writers’ golf tournament held at the Washington Country- Club. International Film Serviee. - Former United States soldiers sailing to join the her fight with the Moors at her appeal for a e = : B i s in the Reunion of the allies supreme council in Paris. Left to right: Lord Curzon, Lloyd George, A,g‘::at fjae‘;te‘:( ! Note M. Briand, Signor Bonomi, Le Marquis-Della Correta, Col. Harvey and Marquis Hayashi. Several the size of the rider of these men are likely to come to Washington for the disarmament conference. near by. @ Keystone View Co ©Keystone View Co. . Maj. John G. Emery, commard The latest musical instrument, a “Hic-a-phone,” being played by an American flag on the grave of its inventor, Harold Stearns, leader of the Brighton Beach Band. It Arc de Triomphe in Paris. is a whistle, worked on the principle of a slide trombone. 2 Wide World Phous - = reli ieni flower compact. The bronze tablet, executed by C Lady Windemere, or at least the fan plays almost A huge bull elephant brought down by Martin Johnson, the ex- Bas-relief of the signing of the Mayflowe P 2 y as important a part in this picture as it did in Oscar plorer, in Borneo. During a fight staged for the mkoies it became a Dallin, will be placed in Provincetown about November 1. Wide Wo Wilde’s play. question of the explorer’s life or the great mammal’s and Mr. Johnson aiersood ancRUiiexaial chose the latter. Mrs. Johnson and a native attendant are the other \ members of the group. Wide World Photos.