Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1921, Page 71

TIHHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 18, 1921 8 Real warfare in America—and within-300 miles of the nation’s capital, too. This photo- graph, taken under fire, shows machine gunners and riflemen repulsing an attack of the miners on Blair mountain, West Virginia. Machine gun at extreme left handled by a veteran of the world war. Hostilities ceased with the appearance of federal troops and first surrender of 400 miners. By Interuationsl Film Serviee When rain stopped the ball game between the Yanks and Nationals on Sunday, September 4, it failed to stop the fun. “Uncle Nick” Altrock went fishing in the center of the diamond and Al Schacht, a teammate, rowed the boat. By Maris & Ewing. Washington artists have worked with all sorts of mediums, but it remained for the Arigone brothers, 2429 18th street northwest, to model in candy. This odd piece, about five feet in length, is modeled entirely of candy. Photo by 1. Pridgeon <taff vhotographer. Miss Barbara Dean, now appearing in Sally,” wearing one of the new afternoon gowns of gray canton crepe with long tasseled sash of the same material. The hat is of gray . i canton crepe, with gray and black plumes. Hubert Stowitts, with the Paviowa Ballet Russe and Symphon Miss Mildred Mann, dancer, one of the feature attractions of the “Green- Gray satin shoes and gray silk stockings. Orc}?ez’t‘:a.l:ao‘g:v:: baengen a‘-‘m“;‘ of ::1‘: Tondeed citics of the United States. ymphony wich Village Follies,” in Washington this week. Wide World Photo. Photograph by Abbe.