Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1921, Page 76

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.— ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 6, 1921, Concerning Events in Other Lands ) ¢ < = =2 & Il Here is the way a king goes to war. Constantine, ruler of Greece, at his head quarters in A member of the Spanish nobility leaving for the ‘ Asia Minor, where front in Morocco. He is marching with his sweet- : o . the Qreek army apd heart through the streets of Barcelona. 4 > J Turkish nauonqhst ; : International. - forces are fighting, Miss Margaret Dexter, well known is New York so- ™ has fitted his tem- ciety, uncergoes the “blodding” process after receiving porary home with the “brush” at a meeting of the Quorn Hounds in England. luxurious rugs. Wide Warld Phote International. e —— The Earl of Reading, viceroy and governor general England’s queen and Princess Mary at the Hempstead Maternity Four princes of the Japanese imperial family photographed at the summer villa of India, in his robes as grand master of the Order Home, recently completed in London. The queen holds one of the at Nikko. Left to right: The crown prince, Sumino-Miya. Takamatsuno-Miya and of the Star of India. tiny wards of the institution. Atsu-no-Miya. International. Wide Waorld Photo. Wide World Plte Royalty on the range. King Christian of Denmark demonstrating his marksmanship on the military rifle Funeral of Wurtterrberg's last king, William the Second, at Ladwigsburg, near Stuttgart, on October range at Copenhagen. The king is an expert with the army rifle. . 7. In front row, left to right: Duke Albrecht of W urttemberg, Prince of Weid and Prince Siegesmund of © Keystong View Co. Prussia.