Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1921, Page 66

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—-ROTOGRAVURE SECTION —OCTOBER 9, 1921. President Harding, Mrs. Harding, Secretary Hoover and the President’s private secre- tary, Mr. Christian, arriving at opening session of the unemployment conference. Nationai Phote Ca, A new photograph of Senator Oscar Under- wood, the only member of the democratic party selected as a representa- tive of the United States in the coming conference to limit arm- aments. Miss Helen McLanahan, one of the popular members of Washington’s younger set, with her entry in the saddle class Dtveic & Fwing at the Greenwich, Conn., horse show, the first event of its kind of the autumn. Kevston: View Co. In the tractor demonstration held recently on the farm of Senator Blair Lee of Maryland, Misses Lillian and Myrtle Lewton of Takoma, Md., drove tractors. Both girls are Golden Eagle Girl Scouts, having received their deco- rations from the Queen of Belgium. Natignal Phot. Co. At the wedding of ex-Prime Minister Venizelos of Greece and Mlle. Schillizzi, a Greek millionairess, in London. They were married at the Highgate residence of Sir Arthur Gros- field, with a Greek ceremony. Venizelos (with beard) in center; his bride at his left. OKesstone View Co, —— 06 = e—Xx =73 Chita will send envoy to conference on limitation of armament. He is Minister of War Matvaef. Chita is a new republic, a buffer state between soviet Russia and Japan. E ©Kaystone View Co. Ben Turpin—he of the fascinating eyes—visits New York with Mrs. Tur- pin. Ben, for many a year, has added to the gayety of nations by his antics on the screen. Innocent victims of the Russian famine. Two hundred youngsters were rescued and taken Wide World Photo. to London, where they were photographed at ‘the Waterloo station. They will later go to ¢ South Africa, where they will be adopted.